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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1943
Page
2
A fragment states King is a student at the New University College at Armie. It notes his achievements in chemistry and mathematics and mentions a comparison to Sydney University. The text refers to Armidaia College and a belief about a notable achievement.
Figures show savings deposits increasing to £404 millions over the past year with notable growth reported in the banking sector. The report highlights rising balances and sustained deposits as institutions weather market pressures.
The Berlin stance hints at possible reprisals for Allied air raids and asserts belligerents bear responsibility for acts during war. German officials stress adherence to international law, while criticizing Allied retaliation and questioning the punitive treatment of prisoners of war in light of German violations.
A hazy report notes approvals and releases from an agency for large civilian supply orders and services. Mentions names like Bavytyllt and Cenna plus references to two million ta and a Siberian style project, with unclear context and fragmented phrases.
Premier announced a new compensation plan for public school teachers aiding about 13 000 workers. The reform updates the classification system and changes injuries in service with a view to better professional status under the government.
The Towneville deputy mayor describes a new scheme affecting teachers and training, with provisions for a Teachers Certificate. He notes limitations on eligibility, remarks on manpower, and an official comment about camp followers in the context of regional reforms.
Melbourne seamen vote to strike delaying shipping and halting port operations across the city. Industry officials report disrupted loading and unloading, with labor action intensifying amid wage and contract disputes. Local businesses warn of ripple effects on supplies and trade schedules.
A chaotic report outlines W C Wentworth resigning as president of the Liberal Democratic Party amid allegations of extreme policy aims and party infighting. The piece notes concerns about party direction and alleged influence on a trade stance with the United States and Britain.
Telegram from Leader of Opposition to Senator Fall suggests plan for opposition to meet on Thursday. The meeting aims to showcase views on the War Advisory Council and discuss anti war policies with members of the opposition.
The Prime Minister received a letter from Maribel Lord Birdwood conveying greetings to the Australian people. He urged memory of comrades of the ALP and expressed hope for the future, pledging support to be with them tomorrow.
Postal services publish holiday schedules for Canberra and surrounding regions including Canberra city and Kingston. Offices will close for processing at specific times with open hours for banking transfers and posting boxes. Freight, mail delivery, and bank transactions follow limited holiday hours with safety and service notices for Melbourne Sydney and regional towns.
An Australian wartime report notes rubber shortages and the push to manufacture synthetic rubber locally. It details Japan’s attack on Port Harbour and Allied occupation in Malaya, efforts to secure rubber and quinine, and Australia’s aim to produce aircraft and weapons with available materials.
A report notes home grown opium poppy cultivation in Victoria and nearby regions. Poppies grown as ornamental plants yielded samples used for morphine production, with plant parts forwarded to Melbourne and Dracaming for processing. Authorities mention ongoing developments and the need for further varietal research. Incremental specimens of opium poppy plants were recently found in gardens near Shepparton.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Melbourne Gwent Valley and Red Crow Vale with reference to injuries and a serum, but key names, places, and events are unreadable.
A damaged OCR read describes fire brigade staffing and operations. Mention is made of full strength, a two-personnel setup, and matching staff at a fire station to meet a demand for ambulance or medical response. The text is unclear with garbled names and phrases.
Deputy Director of Mampower Mr Bellmore warned today that women and others who ignore the call-up face continued penalties. The concerned Peruana and others would be directed to York, and if they disregarded further action, prosecutions would be recommended.
The court today discharged the case against Leo Bernard Chillem of the Criterion Hotel after reviewing liquor price fixing orders. The proceedings focused on alleged overcharging of wine bottles, while authorities noted earlier penalties were intended to be avoided when laws and orders were confusing and amended.
Fragmented OCR notes show Christen Dey and TH ain churches planning Eucharist and German services. A Communion service is noted for Almalio Hall with unclear timing. The text is garbled, hindering precise details of locations dates and participants.
An incident near Hutledge Street ends in the drowning of a man named Quaan as bystander Charles Mayes, 6 peers, and others attempt to rescue him at the riverbank. An inquiry will be held to determine circumstances and Mayes is praised for his brave efforts.
A garbled historical notice describes rabbit trapping and a questionable listing, mentioning a director and an agricultural end, with unclear names or dates. The fragment hints at a public or utility notice about trapping activities affecting food resources.
Workers stage action amid a dispute between state and federal governments over holiday awards. The conflict centers on unpaid notices and threatened walkouts. Unions seek a unified approach mirroring miners action as industry providers weigh January 3 plans.
A wartime update notes new meat rationing measures affecting households and service personnel. The report discusses allocation, eligibility, and how civilians and soldiers adapt to the revised scheme amid ongoing shortages.
A state appeals court upheld a decision in a case involving a minor's rights. The ruling affirms prior findings and sets a precedent for future interpretations of age related protections in the courtroom.
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