Beauford Division Improves Bomber Production in Australia
The Beaufort Division factory efforts in Australia boosted bomber output with improved stability and bearing design. Workers from Beaufort Rouse to town plants adapted Australian alloy and Bristol engineering, meeting English standards while using local materials.
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Nation to hold postwar power debate in Parliament
Canberra faces debate on proposed amendments to the Constitution to grant the Commonwealth extended powers for postwar reconstruction. States resist surrender of revenue and control while urging national coordination for industry, employment, and eventual peace.
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Victoria's Chief Justice Arrangements for Herring Release
The Premier and Minister for the Army confirmed arrangements for General Herring to leave the army and assume the position of Chief Justice in Victoria. The government expressed confidence he would serve with credit to the state and to those who supported his wartime and peacetime duties.
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Coupon Free Suits to be Sold in Melbourne
Nearly 90 000 suits of clothing dyed and ready will be offered to the public through retailers under a coupon free plan. The assurance was given today by the chairman of the Woolen Assurance Co Ltd. Coleman exhibited samples of the new suits to the constitutional assembly. The suits include about 80 000 WAAR pater formations and 20 000 other items, all prepared for sale at fixed rates.
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Tangney Plans Survey of Social Evils in Sydney
Senator Dorothy Tangney proposes a Australia wide inquiry into social ills in Sydney and beyond. She criticizes police and public services for lax enforcement and calls for stronger manpower checks to protect vulnerable girls amid night life districts.
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Postwar Prosperity Plans Highlight Commonwealth Growth
Britain outlines postwar industrial expansion to boost global trade. Canada and Australia praise plans for massive airplane, ship, and vehicle production under Commonwealth guidance. Leaders cite Atlantic Charter goals and unprecedented Allied industrial collaboration.
Three RAAF pilots earn DPC amid Timor battles tale
reports detail Flying Officer tacting Lieutenant Randford and Flight Lieutenant Read receiving Distinguished Flying Crosses for leadership and skill in long range strikes and air operations near Timor. text notes eyewitness sea rescues and perilous conditions during 1400 mile fighter sweeps and torpedo bombing missions against enemy vessels.
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Government eyes postwar factory conversions for civilian use
The minister for armaments Mr Makin outlined plans to convert wartime factories to civilian production and housing. Some plants would be retained under government or joint control with private partners, while others might be closed or repurposed. He warned private industry could absorb sites if kept private, and noted potential 10,000 to 30,000 jobs with many women returning to work. The opposition questioned government motives and wartime powers.
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Meat controller denies delays in shipments
The Commonwealth Meat Controller reports no delays in meat shipments despite concerns. He states supplies had been countered by authorities and stores were found empty, with ship deliveries resuming.
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Verlapping of Control In Arbitration Court
In a tepid arbitration session today, Junge Daeare argued a contest between private trades and public authority. The judge noted regulation constraints and urged careful balance between private rights and common welfare.
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Cabinet moves for peace in coal industry
The government proposes a new plan to secure peace in the coal industry. Prime Minister Curtin signals possible government control over key mining sites under wartime powers. The proposal aims to prevent industrial stoppages while avoiding nationalisation.
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Housing Plans Stir Controversy at Prominent Conference
The report describes a Commonwealth housing plan postwar aimed at addressing a projected rental loss of 800,000 pounds for the states. It outlines government building programs, financial assistance of 800,000 pounds from the Commonwealth, and active state participation through the War Reconstruction Department and Housing Trust to ease postwar housing shortages.
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Government to Referenda Bill Sparks Referent Debate
The cabinet backs a referendum bill amid a heated session. Key figures Curtis and Lee push for a quick vote while the Parliament weighs powers over aviation marketing and employment policies. Public notice hints at broader constitutional questions and potential delays.
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Mair Warns on Possible Abuse of Expanded Powers
The article reports Mr Mair criticizing proposed wider powers amid wartime policy debates. Opposition figures including Mr Max warn against transferring authority, fearing government overreach and post mortem social controls. The piece notes references to referenda and tensions within the Commonwealth framework as parties argue outcomes.
Dutch currency crisis sparks invasion rumors and market shock
Amid war rumors the Dutch guilder stabilises for invasion while exchange rates fluctuate. Reports say allied forces may advance. claims of capitulation and currency fixes surface as funds react to potential hostilities. Local operations indicate planned land actions around 160 homes in Somes tou, with market volatility.
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