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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 24, 1941

Page

5

Tobruk aid from Wisconaal forces boosts allied line

Fragmentary wartime note indicates Wisconsin troops, alongside American reserves, reinforce Tobruk amid March events. Details unclear due to OCR limits but implies military support role in the North African campaign.

Leader Bruxner Attacks Over Time Strikes During War Effort

Sydney report quotes United Country Party leader Mr Bruxner accusing workers delaying overtime of stabbing soldiers in the back and slapping England’s defending spirit. He links strikes to communists and warns tax policies push workers to strike harming empire unity.

Sydney United Country Party Bruxner England Empire Carnz

Arms Returned to Italians Amid War Material Report

The State Council of the Returned Soldiers League received a complaint from the Griffith sub branch alleging that terms and ammunition taken from Italians in the Poling Gee Irrigation Area at war outbreak had been returned. Unnaturalized subjects had access to these arms. Ki. Todd and G. Lovett urged internment of all enemies.

Sydney State Council The Returned Soldiers’ League Griffith Poling Gee Ki. Todd Oe. G. Lovett A. Son&t Bar

London Papers Suppressed by Home Office Order

The Daily Worker and The Week mimeo were suppressed under Defence Regulations by order of the Home Secretary. Police raid swept the Daily Worker offices and halted printing as detectives searched the building and guarded the machinery.

London The Daily Worker Week Brintain Home Secretary Mr. Morrison Home Office Wees Plam Beotland Yard Daily Worker Today

Three Years to Fit Shipyards in Australia

A Sydney report quotes British naval constructor A J Grimshaw saying Australia must expand existing shipyards for merchant ship production. he argues three years are needed due to short slipways and inadequate equipment, countering Navy Minister Hughes, with plans to seek Great Britain’s help in England tonight.

Aydney A. J. Grimshaw Australia England Mr. Mensies

Black ships placed on limit for evading British blockade

Twenty eight foreign vessels face a British government black list for continuing to evade the blockade and supply Germany and Spain. The Fat, received by Australian Customs, shows 15 Spanish ships, eight Yugoslav, three Turkish, one Panamanian and one Peruvian among those named.

Germany Spain

Purpose and Tenacity in Pursuit of Enduring Goals

The article discusses steady and unremitting persistence as essential to achieving any objective, stressing honest endeavor and sincere energy. It mentions Laverys and the need for an undefinable quality, with an address at the new Woolyorn Building in Kingston.

Lavery Kingston

Casualty Notices Mention North Sydney Soldiers

The casualty listing notes Killed in action for Iron Fuller and Died of wounds for G E Far. A new method instructs clergymen and patriotic organization members to notify parents or relatives, reflecting wartime casualty procedures.

Comet Met Iron Fuller North Sydney A V. Coleman Wounda. Pte. G. E Far

Federal Executive rejects NSW bid for special ALP conference

The Federal Executive refused a NSW request to convene a special ALP conference. Secretary Dickson says members favor more frequent meetings during the work period. The Non Communist Party plans a February 2 conference in NSW to decide on unity.

Sydney A.L.P New South Wales New South Walesa Mr. Dickson M.L.C Unite In

No Cabinet Decision On Petrol Delays in Sydney

Thursday's cabinet meeting in Sydney failed to reach a decision on petrol shortages. Acting Prime Minister Mr. Fadden said further discussion would continue with cabinet members.

Sydney Fadden Erin Vaa

Breeders Sale of Crossbred Sheep and Wethers

About 2000 Corriedale crossbred wethers and ewes from Tespective breeders are offered plus 2909 wether crossbreeds and 780 Polar Park Corriedale crossbreds. Also 1700 Kiirea wethers and 2700 best Aiveena wethers. Rail deliveries direct from the breeding properties, early shorn and well grown. 8 Marine ewes pure Big blood and 628 Merine ewes and wethers aged 1 2 years. Legal bidding terms from 14/ with deposits and two weekly payments. Contact H Wheatley, Ede-Preedwell Eveloa City, Phone B41.

Qgandewringa Corrieda Qundewringa Corrieda Lake Edward Gerriedale Polar Park Cerriedala Turalia Lumilsy Park Salmater Cross Loeicester Merina H. Wheatley

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