Fragmentary note on propristers and reserves
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1941
Page
4
Postwar Safeguards Debate Fades Amid Scrapped Proposals
A fragment notes advocates for safeguards fading after the war as plans are scrapped. The speaker warns against repeating past errors and urges restraint to prevent repetition of earlier issues.
British Planes Attack U BOStain In Silent Sky Action
Radio in London said British aircraft attacked an unidentified target in the east. The report notes imports of aircraft components have been ongoing since May and that Beaufort parts will not be in demand for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U Bostain
Financing the War as a Duty of Citizens During Crisis
An Australian wartime editorial argues Britain fights for democracy amid Nazi aggression. It urges Australians to support war loans and Saving Certificates to fund Allied efforts and strengthen national resilience against rising costs and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Ism
Europe
Africa
Britain
Western Hemisphere
Dominions
Australia
Joana
Engineers Reject Overtime Ban in Australian Union Push
In Sydney the Commonwealth Council of the Engineering Union plans to oppose a broad overtime ban while arguing increased taxation burdens on workers. The Sydney branch of the Australian Society of Engineers will consider the ban next Tuesday. The acting Prime Minister said the government backs war production but will not pressure workers to cut overtime, aiming to minimize overtime overall. The Labor Minister noted New South Wales shows limited impact from any ban, with the situation not as dire as claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E *Gineering Union
Commonwealth Council
Australia
J. Crmnwell
Sydney
Australian Society of Engineers
Amalgamated Engineering Union Nn
Fadden
Tugaday
Labour
Mr. Holt
New South Wales
Wos
Italian unrest grows with Nazi troop entry
Belgrade correspondent reports large contingents of German troops, including the 54rd Infantry and the 22nd Jt regiments, supplementing Nazi agents, are in Italy. Additional air force ground personnel are also en route to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgrade
Daily Telegraph
Italy
Canberra to Get New Hospital at Acton
Foundation stone laid for a new Canberra Hospital at Acton in a ceremony led by Sir Frederick Stewart. The project costs £150000 with attendees including Senator Poll, Lt Col Goodwin, Dr J H Lumpaton, and other officials. Officials praised past efforts and stressed Canberra’s postwar needs and hospital tax contributions by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Acton
Sir Frederick Stewart
Sly Frederick
Interior
Senator Foll
Hospital Board
Archdeacon Robertson
Canberra Advisory Council
J. T. H. Goodwin
J. H. Lumpaton
Civic Administration
C. B Dalry
Canberra Onsite Artillery
J. W. Astr
Frederick
Concrete Constructions Pty. Ltd
Sir Frederick
Frederick Stewart
Imgine Fia
Sperder
Senator Poll
Foss
Foll
Adam Hall
Fatal Plane Crash Near Sydney Kills Five Air Force Crew
Five members of the Royal Australian Air Force navigation school at Parkes were killed when an R A A F twin engine aircraft crashed at Glenbrook near Sydney. The plane carried Squadron Leader James Murray Rainbow Pilot Officer John Ignationa Newman Flying Officer Henry Teodore Skilman Pilot Officer Bailey Millbrook Sawyer Aircraftman Richard Tysoe and Pilot Officer Sawyer. An official Air Force statement said four officers and a crewman died in the crash at about 5 pm after leaving Parkes for Mascot for urgent medical attention. The wreckage was found in a Glenbrook backyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Laja.f
Glenbrook
Blue Mountains
Parkes
James Murray Rainbow
Double Bay
John Ignationa Newman
Aingle
Toowoomba
Henry Teodore Skilman
Bailey Millbrook Sawyer
Richard Tynow
Aingie
Geelong West
Oficer Sawyer
Rainbow
Oficer Newman
Skilman
Tysoe
Air Force Headquarters
Aman
Lapatone
Air
Amoke
Bowyer
Australian
Laverton
Richmond
Air Raid Preparations Discussed at Emergency Conference
National emergency services conference of Commonwealth and States representatives will meet toward the end of next month to discuss sh ruke precautions and the possible appointment of a Minister for Home Security. Topics include Commonwealth financial assistance for emergency methods and broader provisions for raids. Italian hopes focus on invasion of Britain with Sicily referenced by Rome radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
National Emergency Services Conference
Commonwealth
Dlocus
Britain
Weather notes from Canberra with daily readings
The Canberra weather report lists barometer readings at 9 am and 1 pm, temperatures from 42.9 to 72 degrees, and a 24 hour maximum of 63 degrees. Winds shift from east to north east with speeds around 4 to 12 mph and a peak gust noted at 18 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Indhra
al Bata
Itil Cea
Japanese Navy Chief Sees No Need for Naval Race
Admiral Koshiro Oikawa, Japan’s Navy Minister, told the Budget Committee in Tokyo that Japan need not match American naval spending. He said Japan will counter the United States by building a mammoth program with four unique arms and a new contrivance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Koshiro Oikawa
House of Kepresentatives
War News From Africa Shows British Advance Widening
Reports describe British forces pushing from the Sudan into the Hassala sector and near Men, with Italian garrisons under pressure from western and southern land attacks. Allied raids disrupt aerodromes, transports, and oil stores as guerrilla actions grow more frequent along the Abyssinian front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Italy
Ital
Livyy
East
Britah
Sudan
Haasala
Abyaalzian
Moyale
van Stephanie
Briish
Columna
Tialle Nanle
Alana
Hungary Tied in Foreign Policy After Count Canky Death
The death of Hungarian Foreign Minister Count Bloven Canky unsettles Hungary’s Axis-aligned stance. Canky, a long-time reformer of ties with Britain and staunch ally of the Axis, influenced Hungary’s withdrawal from the League of Nations and later alignment with the Axis. Teleki’s temperamental leadership and pro British sentiment linger, risking a deteriorating relationship with the Axis despite domestic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloven Canky
Hungary
Pikigary
Count Og
Count Canky
League of Nations
Unil
Eac Ee
Eam
Ainta
Axia
Ul Hin
Britain
Count Teleki
Ae Teleki Aka
Count Teleki Ia
Whch
Socks for Soldiers in Australia Fund Appeals
A statement from Major Gorman of the Australia Fund urges Australian women to resume hand knitting for overseas troops. Caps mittens and pullovers socks are requested at the depot, with dispatch to the fighting forces as the patriotic effort continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australa Depntorta Fund
Major Gorman
Australia
Land
Julius
Gormogains
Li 'Patriotic Rendair
Mine explosion kills three soldiers on Wexford coast
Three soldiers were killed when a mine exploded as they prepared to Cd Il on the Wexford coast. The blast was heard across the area, marking a deadly incident on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wexford
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