Canberra Times Classified Provisions and Rates
The Canberra Times lists proprietors and agency contacts for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd. including Mort Street Canberra with subscription rates and delivery options within the Commonwealth. It names agents such as Nichoson Johnson McGlade Capitol Newsagency and others across Canberra and nearby areas.
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Proprietors
the Federal Capital Press of Australia ‘Ltd
Canberra
Aget Cleavers Eee
Nichoson
Johnson
Times
Cleavers
Capitol
McGlade
Gilbert
H Brown J. Daly
Capital Press OF Australia Ltd
Forged Petrol Coupons Surface in Canberra
Weekend discovery in Canberra uncovers forged petrol ration tickets traded at four garages on the north side. Three 2-gallon forgeries and one five-gallon note were identified amid variances in paper, ink, and printing quality. police investigate possible ring activity as holiday travel boosts illicit sales.
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Canberra
Cpege
Henry
Governor General and Lady Gowrie Attend Divine Service
Their Excellencies the Governor General and Lady Gowrie attended Divine Service at Bt. John's Church Canberra yesterday morning, in the company of Brigadier General A. T. Anderson.
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Lady Gowrie
A. T. Anderson
Bt. John's Church
Canberra
Canberra censorship debate cited by Labour leader in Australia
In Perth on Sunday the Labour leader said he agreed with the decision to delete passages from Hansard. He defended withholding a defence of the country from broadcast, stating no quarrel with the Speaker or censorship and urging secrecy pensions.
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Perth
Canberra
Nairn
Labour A
Curtin
Hansard
Wither
Canada as Empire Arsenal
Ottawa notes Canada rising as Britain’s main base for munitions foodstuffs and motorized equipment. Minister Hall says quantities are crossing the Atlantic in a steady, rapid stream to support Allied war needs.
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Canada
Empire Arsenal
Ottawa
Britain
Mr. Hall
New Year Reflections on War and The Path to Peace
A thoughtful essay argues that the new year marks not an end but a call to reshape life after epochal war. It stresses collective and individual duty to rebuild governance and society, with lasting peace as humanity’s central aim beyond mere victory.
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Manking
Shark attack kills man at Stockton surf beach Newcastle
Clarence Hammond, 23, was killed by four sharks in shallow cloudy water off Stockton beach Newcastle while standing knee deep near shore. Stockton Surf Club members Harry Devereux and Jack Jones tried to aid him. he died, later pulled from the water as the shark fed on small fish drawing others away. The incident marks the season's first surf tragedy in Newmouth.
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Sydney
Clarence Hammond
Stockton Surf Beach
Newcastle
Hammond
Stockton Surf Club
Harry Devereux
Jack Jones
Jones
Devereux
Hiver
Newmouth
Efomnodd
Stockton
Great Boulder Mining Reorganisation Approved
Shareholders of the Great Boulder Mining and Finance Ltd approved reorganising the company after a heated discussion. A committee will confer with the directors on the restructuring plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Plot Against Arabian King Reported in Mecca Case
Cairo dispatch says Saudi legation confirms a plot against the king of Saudi Arabia. Two persons were sentenced to death for involvement and ordered imprisoned. The Mecca notice cites authorities discovered the conspiracy within the regime.
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Cairo
Legation
Preas
Mecca
Tan Sauda Int Lis
German Raider Continues Attacks Near Nauru Island
A German raider shelled phosphate loading facilities at Nauru at 640 pm local time, damaging cantilever loading jetties and storage tanks while sparing private homes. Officials noted deceptive neutral-flag tactics and explained Australian ships could not be everywhere amid multiple raiders operating far apart. The raider reportedly left the area after the strike.
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Jerties
Nauru
Germany
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Austraia
Indian Ocean
Nazi raider shelling Nauru prompts Pacific incident fears
London officials view the Friday Nauru attack by a Nazi raider using a cobra as a crude German bid to spark a Pacific incident. Tokyo quarters report no official word on raiders' Pacific moves. Japanese papers print lukewarm accounts drawn from Melbourne dispatches.
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London
Nauru
Pacific
Tokyo
Japan
Melbourne
New Australian Information Bureau in New York announced
The Australian Information Minister announced creation of a New York Bureau as a branch of the Department of Information with a principal information officer to oversee editorial broadcasting and publicity. Changes include moving the cinema division to Sydney and Kenneth Slessor's transfer to the Middle East.
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Sydney
New York
Department of Information
Fall
Melbourne
F. Savers
Kenneth Slessor
England
Middle East
C. Bateson
Department of the Interior
Benator
J. Treloar
Bateson
Vichy Resistance to German Demands
London dispatch reports the Vichy Government resisting German armistice overreach. Admiral Darlan challenges Laval on naval policy as France prepares for possible North Africa moves. Naval units from unoccupied France head to Algiers, with French ships reportedly heading to North Africa amid shifting diplomacy.
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London
Sunday Times
Germany
Darlan
M. Laval
Healan
France
Algiers
Lisbon
Ameren Associ Pres
North Africa
Submarines Pass Strait of Gibraltar in Transit Toward Casablanca
Telegraph correspondent reports two submarines passed through the Strait of Gibraltar possibly with British consent and headed toward Casablanca. Planes are seen in the same direction as Franco American relations allegedly grow close. Marshal Petain may seek U S help to guide France under American diplomacy.
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Strait of Gibraltar
Tritish
Casablanca
Daily Telegraph
Lisboi
Vichy Ministerial Arrangements After Darian Arrival
Daily Mail reports a grand ministerial actvary at Vichy as Admiral Darian returned from Paris and met Marshal Petain for talks. It notes Germany presented economic and military proposals to Vichy, including transport of troops across the Mediterranean, while presents emphasis on Armistice terms and possible government transfer to Africa.
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Daily Mail
Vichy
Darian
Paris
Marahal Petain
Fomaper
Mois
Germany
Viehy
Bor Telles
Roopa
Wang Bo
Ingey Nh
Adda Cardatin
Industrial Peace Essential for War Effort
Melbourne readers hear a national broadcast by the Minister for Fate urging employers and employees to foster goodwill for war production. He warns that without a cooperative spirit Australia cannot supply munitions and equipment for both overseas troops and home defense. The appeal calls all cities to support equitable labor and sustained industrial output.
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Melbourne
Australia
Holt
Ely
Import Ban on Goods Not in 78 Classes by Australia
The Minister for Customs, Mr Harrison Hows, announced a new regulation banning importation of goods not in 78 listed classes. The affected items include foods and drinks, medicines and preparations, seeds, apparel, jewelry, electrical goods, toys, ceramics, glassware, tiles, watches, and clocks.
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Australie
Casatoma
Harrison Hows
Cabinet Considers Darlan Report From Paris
The Vichy radio said the Cabinet discussed Admiral Darlan’s Paris report and reached certain decisions related to its contents.
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Vichy
Darlan
Paria
Connecion
War Day by Day German Balkans Diplomacy Report
A war day by day briefing notes German troop movements in Romania and the Balkans. Sources in London doubt broad offensives and assess German aims as shoring up diplomacy rather than immediate attack. Movements since King Carol’s abdication suggest security concerns and pressure on Moscow and Greece.
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Rumania
Carol
Germany
Balkana
Russia
Hitler
German troop moves amid rumour and propaganda
The report notes that most rumours of German troop movements originate in neutral European states and that Germany uses propaganda to mislead. It discusses why regular troop transfers are needed for discipline and morale and considers possible offensives in the Balkans and Romania, with weather shaping forecasts for Greece, Turkey, and surrounding areas.
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Germany
Russia
Romania
Balkans
Alan B Treas
Thi
Rustar
Hungary
Bulga
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Rama Iach
Diplomatic Strains Rise as Axis Power Plays Loom
Fragmented notes indicate Russia and Germany nearing a pivotal economic accord while Italy’s weakness tightens Berlin’s leverage. Italy’s reverses force Hitler to pressure or risk an early spring military move as German divisions shift east.
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Italy
Darwin Airman Rescued by Land Party
A Darwin airman, rescued by a land party led by Neville Bell, was flown to a hospital after a Tuesday incident over Arnheim Land. The injured person endured shock and exposure and remained under medical care.
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Cabberra Times
Cimas
Darwin
Neville Bell
Arnheim Land
Centelle Vial
Up Station
Bell
Sue
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