Raw Sugar Shortage Triggers Canberra Ration Debate
Canberra officials and traders debated sugar shortages after a Canberra retailer received raw sugar with impurities including stone and vegetables. The Colonial Sugar Refining Company said there were no quintounding orders, while the Rationing Commission and local authorities pledged action to ensure supply and prevent forced duality food prior to addressing price issues for rye sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das
Canberra
Walfare Cornett
Surat
Colonial Sugar Refining Company
Te Agar
KG Ruywy
Actin
Che
Nowe
Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Hecauas
Dnivanda Centorra
Mowe
Kleen
Uhol? Amicera
Ile
Ana Wert
A. & Gardiner
CP Hiland
Inadequate Shop Facilities in Canberra Debated
Canberra's Civic Centre and surrounding premises were criticized for space shortages and inadequate shop facilities. The ALT Progress and Welfare Council urged the Department of the Interior to accelerate provision of new or expanded shopping spaces, including a butcher, baker, and wash and water services, to meet public demand. Representatives urged quicker action and possible use of Adelaide Building space, with mention of government space vacated by departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratlire
Canberra
Civic Cenitre
ALT Progres and Welfare
Reid, Turner and Braddon
Ratles
Ube
Thement
Menith
Tnuea
Lwo
Joe Bakell
Unclear fragment notes personal loss and memory
Fragmentary text references death and a eulogy for a father and family. Mentions Mary Beanie Cyeit and Fill, with vague reminiscence and remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Labour Council claims evidence was stopped in inquiry
The Labour Council alleges the employers and Brigadier Schreiter interfered with vital evidence and that Field was wrongfully implicated. It notes witnesses and officials present, and accuses employers of seeking to halt the inquiry by omitting key testimony while defending ex parte statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Council
Epney
Schreiter
Petia
Connelly
Arid
Abe Ratlonal
Phiny
Behceitey Shoul
Rie
Waneenay
Helis
Mica Henry Guranawer
Verdley
Duannasiis
Duannasiis and That Mrtpacher Roniher
Premiers Resign Over Uniform Tax Plot Amid Conference
The article notes premiers resigning over a uniform tax plan with adjournment before midnight. Wally urged a ramp to secure greater reimbursements from tax collections, aiming for totals around £2,000,000 though some factions push for £545,100 and others seek full ARR repair funding.
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Contersnes
Vremiera
Rave
Wally
Commonwealth
Katerenice
Olya
National Theatre Debate Sparks Radio Drama Push
A national theatre company proposal was discussed by Mr. Vance Palmer and others on radio, arguing for stage productions to adapt to broadcasting. Professor Bernard Heinze warned radio could limit personal craft and stressed building Australian national character through music and arts education.
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Creion
National
Vance Palmer
Yeaterday
AML
Kamec
Profesor Barnerd Heinze
Malbourne Univesity
Zere
Australien
Hainse
Radio Mare Thai
Newouth Wales
Canberra
Amd
ALC
Better Deal For Ex-Servicemen In Business Premises
The Commonwealth Government considers legislation to provide preference for ex servicemen in business premises. The Minister for Post War Reconstruction told the Prime Minister's Conferences that state committees will be formed to advise and protect ex servicemen seeking access to office accommodation for professional and business purposes at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Dusineas
Dedman
Pramieta
Yeatarday
Death Reveals Seizure Theory In Derbyshire Case
Post mortem clears mystery surrounding the discovery of Joseph Clive Tynan in Derlinghuret. Police conclude a cerebral hemorrhage caused collapse near a fence after a sudden fit. earlier fears of foul play are discounted by the evidence.
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Bydney
Thurnlay
Lo' Dine Covery
Derlinghuret
Joseph Clive Tynan
Tynan
Ballage
Weather Forecast for Southern Districts and State
Forecasts indicate warm to hot conditions in the southern districts with light to moderate southeast winds and a shift to westerlies in the south. Inland areas expect sultry fresh north to northeast winds along the coast with coastal changes toward west and northwest. Sunday may bring moderate southwest changes across the southwestern division.
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Tabjelan
Bright Mans
Canat
Ghenge
Dis Inieta
Batussay
Canberra Weather Thursday Report
Readable weather note for Canberra with data on temperatures and wind. Contains several garbled terms but indicates a forecast and measurements for Thursday.
The Crisis and the Test in United Nations Policy
Analysis argues the UN must prove its authority by demanding universal justice over expediency. The piece discusses Persia Greece and Indonesia cases, Russian tactics, and Britain’s wartime troop roles as tests of UN member resolve and adherence to final awards.
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United Nations
Porala
Ite
Lucge Uf Ama
League of Nation
Cam of Persia
Pesala
Russie
Greece
Indonesia
Rika Beck
Cxac
Russia
Rusia
Netherlands
Indies
State Seeks Control of Coal Industry
Sydney reports the State seeks tighter control of the coal industry with proposals from the Mines Minister and discussions pending in Parliament. Unclear details suggest a transition plan affecting miners and distribution, amid ongoing deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thurnlays
Shaw
Premiers Endorse Wheat Plan Amid Commonwealth Talks
The premiers backed a wheat plan as state leaders prepared to meet soon. Officials stated the Commonwealth would discuss measures to be implemented this year and outlined steps toward adoption.
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Wheat Plan
Canberra College appoints new lecturers amid expansion
The Canberra University College announces several new lectureships. Appointments include Mr J G Wilkon and Mr Se Parker with backgrounds in economics and public administration. The move aims to attract able young men and support postwar growth while wartime delays ease.
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Canberra College
Canberra University Callege
Mir Robert Gurran
Yeateniny
Canberra University College
Parked
Mime
Byrney
Bernice
J. G. Wilkon
Weturer
Camere
Sydney
Air
Robert
Collee
Teavareh
Parker
Wi Ganberra
Bynes
Lot Canmani
B. D.camerom
Gradn
Diana
University of Bustwoek-rmnd
Wenle
Iss
ALF
Toni i
Cathoo Menting
Apstain
Urand
Nual
Saoana
Fire disrupts coal mine with underground blaze
An early check detected a fire in a coal mine causing underground disruption and potential production loss. Officials report damage from yesterday's incident and warn the blaze could have halted output for a period.
Nation cannot be educated by radio says expert
Specialiat argues radio alone cannot educate nation, urging spoken word as key in education. He cites broadcasts as primary means of communication and warns against overreliance on money and other media. ABC and BBC figures discussed.
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RADIO _ B.E.C. Specialiat
Radia
Green
BBC
Canada
Newealand
South Afric
Turia Wan
Smith
Ita
Roger
ABS
Delegaton
ABC
Workers Demand Forty Hour Week In Australia
Sydney workers refuse to wait for a referendum calling for a forty hour week. Reports quote G Sherpley and government officials noting opposition to delaying action, while labor groups press for immediate labor reform.
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Sydney
Uyien
G. Sherpley
Commonwealth
Waal Penceonni
Oyclan
Canberra Housing Department Plans 180 New Homes This Year
The Department of Works and Housing announces plans to build 180 homes in Canberra this year though 142 are under construction. Officials cite postwar shortages of materials and labour but outline tendering and day labour projects, with emphasis on rapid housing expansion and the shelter program.
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Canberra
Morka
Ate
John
Norles
Tousinge
Langaarint
Department of Works and Housing
Johnson
Rumlh
Transuiien Ui
Readers' Views on Easter In Village Commune
A fragmented readers letter discusses parish life, local events, and past collaborations. The writer claims a sense of continuity and community amid changes, with bleak humor about public affairs and civic ties.
Rural Bank Cuts Interest Rates Immediate Effect
The Rural Bank board announced an immediate cut to lending rates. New general rates drop to 4 percent with existing borrowers affected from April 4. The Rural Bank Department also lowers other rates to 4 percent for certain loans and advances.
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Feria
Rural Bank Department
Cape
Enimplem
Control of Coal Distribution Extended After Conference
A government minister announced continued control of coal distribution following a late conference with Victoria and private advisers. The plan preserves fair allocation amid ongoing talks and priority assurances to key regions and industry.
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Emery Prain
Camiure Dhal Victoria
Eve Vietering
Calnt
Trine
Rumenam
Cal
Victorin
Ereimers
Australian Navy Aims for Aircraft Carrier Move
Report notes Australia considering an aircraft carrier as part of naval modernization. Mentions British Pacific Fleet training links and ongoing planning discussions with defense officials and allied groups. Detailing potential asset transfer and strategic goals amid evolving defense posture.
Army to Dump Surplus Vehicles in Australia
The disposal plan, cited by Senator Ashley, targets surplus military vehicles in Australia for wrecking or return. Many units are in stages of repair, with replacements costly. the Commission expects to liquidate 35,000 vehicles and 32,000 motorcycles, maintaining 5.0 vehicles weekly as sales proceed.
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Vnurniy
Austealia
Army Veblelex
Urth
Australia
Ashley
Hana Trea
Brit
Tuyere
Pirchmeera
Diaposala Commission
Australla
Soil erosion to be faced by all governments
A standing committee recommended by the Australian Health Council urges premiers and the Commons wealth Government to tackle soil erosion. The document calls for a consolidated effort by state and Commonwealth agencies including the Soil Conservation Service.
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Department
Merce and Agriculture
CALIL
Ence
Utbe Poll Conservation Service
Ihr Chitey Mahi
West
Boudarieg
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