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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1945
Page
2
In memory of our loved Williber Dr Geatarially Kin e, January 2, with a note of remembrance. Acknowledges family Amy, Anny, and Viriar with a message of enduring memory and affection, honoring a brother Arthur whose passing is noted with reflection.
Enormous charity event held at the Albert Hall on Saturday night. Proceeds from the dance program supported the Red Cross Auxiliary, with entertainment ranging from chocolate wheels to child-friendly activities and an afternoon stage display. Several local figures and volunteers were thanked for their essential roles in organizing the event and running attractions.
Disjointed OCR style note reports uncertain conditions for Canberra area on Saturday with hints of rain and wind. Mentions temperatures and wind measurements but text is garbled. key terms include humidity, barometer, and possible patrol or event references.
The Duke of Gloucester visits Australia marking the centenary celebrations in Melbourne and Canberra. The trip signals continuities of royal ties with Australia amid wartime memory and postwar concerns, with anticipated pomp yet modest welcome as part of a broader Commonwealth bond.
Report from UK BNA states 12 missing after Catalina crash near Auckland. Sunday observations note incomplete wreckage with only a few signs of life among scattered debris. Authorities search ongoing for Trent membra of UK group and other crew.
Post office notice outlines arrangements at General Department Canberras and Canberyw with 9 am to 6 pm operations, excluding Sony Order and Savings Bank transactions. Mail delivery by parcel post to Canberra and Melbourne addresses, some areas not receiving parcels, with payments, dates, and local offices listed.
A by election in Grey North appears likely to precede a general vote. The campaign includes candidates such as Lwha Will and other contenders, with Defence Minister Brindleraaenvr linked to coverage of the events.
A court in Lyon yesterday sentenced several French collaborators linked to wartime activities. The proceedings named editors and officials including Anton Francine and Mane Guy as prominent figures in the case. The rulings reflect harsh penalties for collaboration and treason with authorities seeking to deter future wartime offenses.
The Senate Commerce Committee voted to reject Henry Wallace, former vice president nominee, for the Secretary of Commerce role. Chairman Salley said the committee would report unfavorably if not overridden by the full Senate. supporters argue the nomination deserves reconsideration despite the committee’s stance.
Reuters reports famine spreading in France and the Netherlands as relief funds move to regions with higher hunger. Government aid shifts while transport bottlenecks and rising starvation threaten civilians. northern Limburg and areas near Paris face mounting food shortages with February deadlines looming.
The Karosers and Settters' Association plans to back the minister for agriculture in seeking expanded wheat guarantees. Officials discuss next season prices, price ceilings, and government guarantees to ensure wage and fertilizer support, aiming to prevent a repeat of last year's sowing and harvest conditions.
Anant Bruddcesting reports on proposed reg pref actions amid looming shortages as Australia weighs controls for servicemen and nursing mothers. A plan to ration milk and provide vouchers for expectant mothers faces debate. operation slated to begin February 16.
The wartime bulletin outlines Allied air and sea forces in New Guinea and the Solomons. It reports aircraft losses, missing and wounded personnel, and naval engagements as well as Australia's wartime production of optical munitions and repatriation figures. It notes the impact on Australians formerly in Hungary, with details on training, deployments, and postwar demobilization figures across services.
Police report a youth was charged after an armed hold up at a local bank. The incident occurred yesterday with evasive movements and a nearby vehicle involved. Authorities say the suspect fled toward East Street before being intercepted at the county courthouse.
Sydney reports on ongoing post war shortages across agriculture with expert Pietersz M Wadham of Melbourne predicting two to three years of persistently reduced output in key sectors. He cites prewar production gaps in wool wheat butter meat and others, notes Britain’s trade shifts and discusses the need for investment in education, credit, and farming services to boost efficiency and restore supply.
A postwar wool industry discussion centers on price trajectories and marketing reforms. Mr J Auburt argues for restructuring to prevent dramatic price swings, urging liquidation of excess wool stocks and coordinated future sales, with talks proposed in London. The dialogue stresses renewal rights, mutual agreements, and buyer pricing to stabilize consumption and prices amid wartime disruptions.
The article reports government and industry observers awaiting full data on drought impacts on vegetable yields. Officials note ongoing assessments of supply, with potential adjustments to planting plans and aid to farmers as regional water stress persists.
Fragmentary report discusses Tasmania potato yields and prospects during wartime. It cites estimates of total Australian production around 1943 and references regional output, with figures linked to harvesting timelines and potential adjustments if needed. The text mentions government figures and a minister in connection with wartime food supply.
Sydney reports indicate grower representatives favor a wool levy to fund future industry needs. Talks focus on proportional contributions and potential benefits for wool stocks, with executives questioning the pace and impact of increased costs on future investment.
The Commerce Minister urged larger crops of feed grains to stabilize prices and widen food supply. He discussed guaranteed prices and imports to support dairy and meat production, noting wheat advances and improved yields could boost daily needs and industrial use.
A garbled report notes a grain aid shipment to Iran amid public reaction. Citizens question the source and purpose of the aid while officials discuss its impact on wartime population needs. The piece hints at domestic concern over international relief and policy.
A Canberra church sermon discusses Australia's moral direction and Christian responsibility amid wartime changes. The Rev. Masher urges unity among Christians and communities to uphold faith, while addressing modern temptations, social conduct, and the need for spiritual renewal.
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