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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1945
Page
2
A British letter urges establishment of an Inter-Allied Court to try Hitler and his regime. The document, signed by Eden, advocates a war crimes commission to be the machinery for accountability. The note parallels Napoleon in warning that Hitler could be dealt with politically, not merely militarily.
A damaged Australian newspaper item reports labour and red movements in Whyalla with references to the Sydney New and a conference with chairman Watron. It notes seats, elections, and government action, including health minister statements and wartime provisioning concerns. The text lists names and places, reflecting local political discourse and postwar economic pressures affecting distribution and enterprise.
A Canberra hospital pathology meeting discussed ambulance service standards and ward welfare. Reports listed cases, patient numbers, and staff roles, with emphasis on equipment, maintenance, and cooperation among departments and community groups.
The letter argues Canberra residents deserve fair housing access amid wartime housing strains. It contends preferential treatment for certain workers is unfair and warns against diluting civil service recruitment by location. The writer urges equitable distribution of homes and criticizes government handling of the issue.
The report notes a 47.022 inch barometer at 2 pm with a 20.908 humidity reading and a 2 pm unspecified temperature. It lists 8h 2 degree wind direction and barometric details, along with rainfall for the prior 24 hours ending 9 am and various noted temperatures and conditions.
The bulletin notes warm and unsettled conditions with more rain likely. East winds pick up as a weak high slips away, bringing squally gusts toward western highlands and inland coast.
Lady Crone and Theigh Commissioner have returned from Melnourne to take up residence in Danberrs. The move places two notable figures in the local scene with ties to distant regions, signaling a shift in social and administrative circles.
Fragmentary OCR describes coupons for rationed foods becoming available in May and mentions units or items like meat. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear dates, places, or organization names.
The article lists successful candidates Joan Extelle Brack of Amalie and d Martet Ruth teruel of Forreal. It notes each trainee will tour a kindergarten in Lana and must submit satisfactory reports after graduation, with placement in early childhood service pending further steps.
A British Commonwealth focused external policy is urged, stressing Australia’s unique geographic position and the need to broaden partnerships within the Commonwealth. The speaker argues for stronger ties with New Zealand Canada and South Africa while preserving Britain as the core anchor of Australia’s international relations.
A review of Australian coverage in American papers notes limited national news but finds Australia is increasingly covered in a favorable light. General Blamey’s Leyte statement and Australian contributions to the war effort receive broad attention. visits by U S naval officials and parliamentary remarks on Japan’s actions are among notable reports.
A crowded Forrest venue hosted Curtin and associates including Coleman at the Ennterra Bowling Club. The event featured a ceremonial welcome to club president Gilbert Cnatlown and remarks from High Cominia officials of India and New Bouland.
The acting Prices Commissioner McCarthy announced a new maximum price for flax seed at 620m per ton for loaned and ungraded seed. He said the move aimed to curb speculative losses and reflect fodder shortages, with a tiered pricing approach to guide growers and buyers toward a stable market outside immediate market pressures.
Correspoding from the eastern front reports a troop train derailment and a bridge collapse after a blast. Many German soldiers were killed and wounded as the wreckage blocked the Grong Fromitheite line near Landon Ruimdag Tate.
Mr Forde denies mistakes in dairy price calculations amid appeals to milk suppliers. He states losses stem from a 18?200 gallon shortage and depreciation costs, arguing the figures misstate farm receipts and subsidies. Government subsidies and regional price impacts are discussed as the debate focuses on farmer revenue and retail milk pricing.
Arrangements for royalty of rationing at processed milk centers are outlined by the Director of Education. Traders are exempt from rationing while consumers must possess the coupon book to buy milk and must surrender specific coupons depending on tin size. A prenatal clothing ration and cancer relief provision may be required by a trader with owner consent, allowing another household member to control a ration book.
Melbourne reports rationing of infant foods extends to milk powder brands and substitutes. The measure aims to secure milk supplies for babies and young children lacking access to fresh milk, with allocations limited per household under national directives.
An interview outlines Dr Thomas Wood’s departure for Britain after months studying Aut Traian fighting machine and his views on Anglo Australian cooperation. The piece notes British government invitation and anticipated actions over New Guinea and Australia as war efforts unfold.
The acting Prime Minister Mr. Borden asked the Federal Executive of the Waterwide Worker Federation to meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss the shipping union issue and other federation matters. Supply and Shipping Secretary Besley will join discussions later in the week.
New York reports say several United States destroyers were sunk or damaged in a Pacific typhoon. The storm disrupted dawn operations, with meteorologists noting a dramatic pressure drop to near record low levels as winds surged.
London reports reveal how in 1940 mass food selection and imports saved Britain from starvation. Lord Woolton recalls shortages and the need for nutrition science in kitchens and schools to sustain postwar welfare.
In France a newsprint shortage forces French papers to halve editions and halt most advertising. Rail and electric services run slowly as trains are disrupted while wartime material constraints affect supply and distribution.
The Anat examination results from WW14 Diplasa preparatory college at Canberra are listed with names such as Brian Telson Anthony Pain and Thomas Kincing Wah. Scores include 8 and 30 PLN. A note mentions a child’s book and a powder used in soup.
German patrols claim to cross the Senio River region to disrupt the Eleni Army's foray and block a buildup along the cantonment bank. Reports say enemy patrols were active near Thursday dusk with a captured document suggesting high losses on the northern front.
Clouds hid a partial solar eclipse in Sydney as observers chased a clear view. By late afternoon the sky briefly opened for a few minutes before clouds interrupted again, making the spectacle largely obscured throughout the day.
A wartime ruling declares beer an essential industry, with the War Labor Board referring the matter to the White House for action. Previously the union deemed the strike non essential to the war effort.
A national conference proposal urged the Australian delegation to Ue Institute of Pacific Relations to review governments policies on colonies and dependencies. The move followed among other criticisms that the United Athens state would abolish the calaming and the conference failed to reach agreement on time.
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