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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 21, 1944

Page

3

Meat Rationing Sparks Open Debate Across District Butchers

Melbourne reports on meat coupon issues and rationing chaos as district butchers demand clear coupon use rules. Officials announce bans on storage workers and plan inquiries into coupon changes while stock targets and price controls stir debate amid a collapsed market and calls for new meat control measures.

Eancomen Tistiontns Colum Hhat Powtery Cantor Minster For Commerce Melbourne Newmarket Promeges! Com New Zealand

U teen killed at Brooklyn crossing smash

A bus was struck by a train causing severe damage and fatalities. The crash injured a teen and affected bystanders including a mother and daughter nearby. Rail service and roadway elements were impacted as investigators examine the scene.

U-Teen Brooklyn Crossing Theotive Bela Tata

Mass casualties as train bus crash disrupts meat shipment to Britain

Sydney reports a severe crash near Hornby where a bus collided with a train, injuring senior passengers and sending many to Hore Hospital. Fire crews and officials described extensive injuries, with reports of multiple fatalities and bodies recovered from under the train. Authorities noted open railway gates at the time of the collision and linked the incident to ongoing wartime supply concerns for Britain.

Hore Hospital Edward Marsh Nell BR Gloria Sylvia Iran Sheling Allway Wollar Sponberg Sydney Tody Ted Cullen Kenyon Bay Muc-Lihe Tein Cupine Britain Ling Horton Brooklyn Jody Colang Gertion Vanda J Witheruill Hornby Alsbraia Ralamander Aunynine Vic Toela

Prime Minister Curtin Meets Eastern Group on War Materials

Prime Minister Curtin conferred with members of the Eastern Group Supply Council and later with high officials of the Supply Department. Talks centered on large war material shipments including jute, shellac, raica and textiles to Australia.

JM. Curtin Eastern Group Supply Council Supply Department Tima Australia

Skeleton Found In Outback Near Adelaide

Fragmentary report from Det Rourne Station describes the discovery of a skeleton in the Australian outback near Adelaide. The remains, believed to belong to Briay Milburn a 28 year old station hand, show signs suggesting death by starvation after being stranded. Further official inquiry and identification are awaited.

Adelaide Thurmiay Meileven Arthat Briay Milburn Akeleton Peroai

Reinstatement After War Service Regulation Amendment

Regulation aims to restore employment rights after war service with a duty on employers to reinstate workers when practicable. It clarifies that service may interrupt continuous employment only when necessary and addresses long service leave and transfer issues arising from breaks in employment. The amendment, promoted by Mr. Holloway, seeks to correct gaps in prior law.

Holloway

Unclear Farm Work Notes Refer to A W L and Family

Fragmentary report from a district event mentions A W L and a pig farm with haying and weaning tasks. It notes a parent unable to work and others in the family, followed by a decision described as announced by Twrourt.

A.W.L Sydney Tharwlay Charest Ula Forday Peivéve Hall Twrourt

Unclear Weather Fragments From Wanble Gar Area

Fragmentary report notes Marble Bar temperatures and a day frequent with two consecutive days above a high mark. Includes garbled phrases about temperatures and dates, with no clear events or sources to confirm.

Wanble

Bush Fire Menace Renewed Hot Spell

The Victorian Cabinet considered immediate bushfire relief of 138000 with 99600 to be provided locally and 138000 to Commonwealth funds. Moynu and Hing Valley fires employ over 800 volunteers patrolling scrub areas toward populated zones as authorities mobilize food orders and relief supplies.

Craigisiarn Moynu Hing Valley

Nationalisation of Coal Industry Debate Intensifies

Eyed by miners in Thursday debate, the New Zealand Ministry for Mines asserted governmental control over coal industry as essential for war effort. Webb emphasized public ownership to prevent private interest from undermining production and workers’ alignment with national goals.

Eydnat Commonwealth Zealand Ministry For Mines Webb Centeid Don Vinend Dey Ware Govnemnant Inteewata Torneo

Fighter Instrument Voice of War Named Greatest Air Asset

Major Oliver Weewart describes a British air instrument team as war's finest, noting that long-range bombers defend Britain and coordinate with Fortress aircraft. He warns that the enemy's countermeasures require new defenses and emphasizes the need for integrated air power in future operations.

Welte Wakeburel Biel Stewart Na Ping He Beieves

Fire Outbreaks at Burbong reported near Canberra

Reports describe multiple fire outbreaks near Burbong close to Canberra. The Queanbeyan Back Fire Brigade and Canberra Bush Fire Council coordinated control efforts. Acres of grace were destroyed and a fourth outbreak occurred in the area between Canberra and Brooks.

Aia Queanbeyan Canberra Bush Fire Council Grace Ware Brut Hong Aiding Canberra Brooks

Pine Plantations Burned Across New Zealand

A fire destroyed pine plantations across New Zealand amid heavy rain and flooding. Key reports say one plantation near Auckland suffered major damage, with downed power lines and telephone wires along the railway line. Local accounts describe extensive destruction and financial impact on owners and workers.

Auckland Nina Bern My. B Hull Vrestream New Zealand

Lighting for War Industry Regulations Clarified

The National Security Lighting Regs restrict factory night lighting to essential defense production. The Labour Minister explained that the order targets industry lighting only to reduce waste while allowing power to meet increased production needs.

Laduabria

Annual Merryville Ram Sale at Yas Showground

A Merryville ram sale is scheduled for Thursday February 3 at Yas Showground. The catalog lists rams varying from fine to medium quality, aiming to meet buyers’ wool targets. Merriman notes Merryville stock commands high bids and strong returns for sellers. Associated Auctioneers invite tenders for mail conveyance contracts starting July 1, 1944, with terms due by late February.

Meg WT Merriman Merryville Merryville Fame

Reconciling Labour's Views? Postwar Employment Policy Debate

The Trades and Labour Council in Sydney tonight debated policies to reconcile Labour views with postwar employment aims. A motion urged government action to align national policy with returning veterans and postwar needs. The discussion focused on employment strategies and official guidance shaping worker preferences.

Sydner Trades and Labour Counel Ita Counell Oldlern

Women workers in Indian coal pits seize wartime role

London report notes the Secretary for India discusses the coal shortage and plans to boost coal production for the war effort. He mentions reviewing the suspension of employing women workers, including wives of Bengla, Bihar, and the central provinces, as wartime labor shifts proceed.

London India My. Amery Dita Groel Benge Bihar Entral Amery

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