Allied Requests To Australia For War Needs
Allied requests to Australia for war needs and permits on chairmanship of the Minister of Clintinis ienator Keane. Current examining requests from Allied nations for goods and material required during the remainder of the war and immediate post war. Treasury represented on the committee coordinating these actions.
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Australia
Clintinis Ienator Keane
Preent
Perio
Wognerts
Aatralia
Intersat
Trenaury
Reciprocal Lease Loan Increase Between Austra and Amen
In the document the lend volume rises to match the estimated value, with a noted increase from the prior amount. The agreement references a total sum around £110,000 and outlines adjustments in the lending terms between the two parties.
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Lede Xranescuins
Train Fatality Recounts After Collision at Ut Medyshound
A report describes a fatal train accident where a man was killed after being struck by a second locomotive during an attempt to aid a fallen companion on theUt medyshound line. The scene details a struggle on the train and a friend who was found nearby.
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Jock
Wes Fand
Fragmented court note details husband wife galler event
A garbled report references a husband and wife gallery matter with names and actions unclear. The text mentions a trial, statements by witnesses, and alleged separations but specifics are unreadable.
Farewell Party Held Ahead of Departures
A farewell gathering honored Mrs Willaams and her daughter Carmi at the home of Aira Joy Harvey For emt on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Willaams has lived in Gasherra for many years and received gifts from attendees including Mrs Weir, Airy Provat, Sire Whiteford, Per, Mrs Affigan, Mrs Cook, and others.
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Can- Mra
Williama
Carmi
He Hone
Aira
Joy Harvey
Willaamas
Gasherra
Actag
Weir
Airy Provat
Sire Whiteford
Per
Mra Affigan
Cook
Airs
Dwyer
Nok
Hehoulder
Australian referendum debate tests freedom of speech
The article discusses the forthcoming referendum on constitutional amendments to empower Parliament to regulate freedom of speech and expression for a limited period. It notes tensions within the Australian Labour Party as members face expulsion or charges over views on the referendum and freedom of press.
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R. Gilbert
Feeedat
Opeech
Thip
Jourmullat
Alma
Pontewar
Australian Labour Party
Temu
Brian Fitapatrick
Fitspatrick
Penrch uMhcur
Melbourne University
ALP
Tax Investigation Staff Increased amid Pay-As-You-Go Shift
The Canberra division reports expanded taxation staff amid a shift to pay-as-you-go taxation. Officials note stricter checks reveal evaders and underpaying taxpayers, with focus on higher risk accounts and hidden income sources.
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Tex
Java
Photogrammetry Uses for Peace and War Roles
The article traces how photogrammetry evolved from wartime mapping tools to peacetime applications in topography soil studies and population surveys. It notes instruments like stereoplanigraphs and automatic plotters, with mentions of Argentina Venezuela and Australia developing equipment for surveying and forestry tasks.
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Argentina
Asrial Photo- Kemphy
Booth
Pititudon
Veneguela
Taraddress
Aurralia
Teway
Sch Pinnery
Bott
Mackie
German spy Van Hove executed in Britain
The British press reports the execution of German spy Joseph Von Mavn Van Hove at Pontville Prison after a wartime trial. Convicted of treachery for gathering intelligence on riverine and shipping plans, he operated from Antwerp and Belgium before attempting to contact German intelligence via France and Sweden.
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London
Mame Hmce
Swrret
Joseph Seo von Mavn
Penstonville
van Hove
Courh
Centra
el Cour Imfsad
Maurope
Antwerp
Belgium
France
Bae
Achtaertand
Britain
Sweden
Hwodeo
Hocsing Plaxa
Beitieh
Asalatance
Howang
MUGKT
Aviation planning notes praise postwar planes in Sydney
Aviation planning from Sydney reports Modern aircraft including Lancaster and Tudor models compared favorably with global rivals. Senior captain of the Bejtlah OVarneas Ate wave Corporation notes a vindication of these types and their potential after the war.
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Sydney
Wedtesday
Mhrithan Creuaport
Janta
Capan
Bejtlah Ovarneas Ate Wave Corporation
Tork
Etratnaphare Mer
Lancaster
Seabe
Fon
Tudor
Omen
Tn Austrakti
Eng Air Fouten
Casual Treatment of Soldier Reports in Adelaide
A fragmented report from Adelaide notes concerns over treatment of injured soldiers. The text references a physician’s opinion on a neck injury and mentions medical plasters, with unclear details about who is affected.
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Adelaide
Usefulness of Single Purpose Munitions Plant in Peace
The Secondary Industries Commission reports most munitions plants are not convertible to peacetime civil production. After war, such plants may be stored or repurposed for emergencies. The commission surveyed postwar developments with a team including Dr. Ratt, Benulor Keane, and Meas Bousley.
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Commonwealth
Secondary Industries Commission
Dr. Ratt
Benulor Keane
Meas Bousley
Maki
Chigey Wal Dediiam
New Powers Debate Stirs in Convention Era Australia
Premier cites new clauses added since the convention as a government expansion. Discussion centers on regulatory power, executive authority, and potential limits under the Governor-in-Council rule. Citizens are urged to watch the evolving constitutional arguments and parliamentary responses.
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Hem
Pullagur
Eunatnn
Nsw
Guverds Haeatthac
Uyer
Atvangeviticiam
Alterya
Acta
House of Par Warvent
Feaolulion
Referendum Debate Warns of Drift Toward Totalitarianism
At the Assembly Mall Mir Mertrum Stevena warned that adopting a referendum would accelerate the drift toward totalitarianism. He argued Australia possessed essential postwar elements but that the referendum would expand centralized power dangerous to minority groups.
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Bydney
Wednemiay
Adanding
Assembly Mall
Mir Mertrum Stevena
Australia
Campaign for Organized Marketing in Primary Product
The article notes Dr. Hyatt and Dr. Kutt debating compulsory marketing schemes for primary products, citing a High Court view by Sir John Latham and referencing wartime trade controls and financial pressures on producers. It discusses powers needed and the impact on interstate trade and regulation.
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Dr. Hyatt
Commonwealth
John Latham
Aia Milk Board
Cana
Hhe
Kutt
Small Arms Factory In Lithgow Reduces Staff
Management at the Lithgow Small Arms factory has begun reductions with 100 to 200 workers expected to leave. The announcement notes voluntary departures and states that the rest of the staff will be affected by the plan, though no firm numbers are given.
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Auckland
Maciatrate
Rook Oue
Mobert
Reginald Miarcher
Alwan
Bea
Anaie
Rey
Ludden
Ocnous TetLers Tay
Civilian prisoner exchange announced between Elaine and Germany
In a wartime note from London officials, a civilian prisoner exchange deal is announced between Elaine and Germany. The agreement allows repatriation with exceptions for civilians retained in certain sorties.
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London
Elaine
Germany
Pensioner Dies in Fire at Whalley Street Newtown
A pensioner died in a blaze at a Whalley Bircel Newtown home. Mrs Madeline Kelly, an elderly resident, was saved after a live electric lamp toppled and a flame spread through the premises. The fire gutted eight of ten homes in the block, leaving survivors with property damage and shock.
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Uae
Rome
Abtraues
Eudraies Pd
Maap Perea
Italy
Ignly Ator
Eave
Enig
France
Bydney
M Charoe
Eeare Comara
Merrie
Paenle
French
Forest Road
Beaforth
Cendly
Joe Fant
Aaiatia
al Devele
Luke's Hoapital
Stiteeing
Sydney
Alton
Madeline Kelly
Whalctey Bircel
Newtown
Maine
Hawkesbury Conference Sees Hydroelectric Irrigation Link
Mr W Rawlings of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Board spoke at the Hawkesbury conference asserting the Snow River hydroelectric scheme should rank just behind water supply for irrigation. He warned other electricity schemes exist but cannot substitute water for irrigation and cited Murray River potential to support extensive irrigation across Narrandera to May. He noted river flows decline, with 90 percent of water reaching the sea, and urged public action to convert water rights for irrigation while examining the Murray River and Clarence Mitchell schemes for future power and regional irrigation needs.
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Sydney
Snow River
W. Rawlings
Hawkesbury
Murray
Ube
Narrandstea
May
Lewin Horey
Rawlings
Rivera
V- Drat
Murray River
Murrum
Clarence Mitchell
Cowal
Manpower Review Signals Extensive War Time Shuffle
The article outlines a forthcoming British plan to overhaul civilian manpower after Japan's entry into the war. It notes a broad reshuffle of all available workers and a national committee meeting to study proposals before cabinet decisions. An extra 45,000 workforce units are described as needed to meet industrial demand.
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Japan
Renault
Lonn
Genlantion of
Dedman
Man
Pawar
Prralde
Housing Shortage Tied to Delinquency at UNEY
A Wednesday report quotes Mr J. I Lewis blaming a housing shortage for family separation and increased delinquency among servicemen and their children at UNEY. The lack of adequate housing is described as depriving children of proper parental care amid wartime pressures.
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Uney
Acaba
J. 1 Lewis
Ita
Leave for Troops Question Brought to Ministers
Melbourne reports that the War Office inquiry into New Guinea troop leave was raised by MP Spender and Minister Forde. Forde promised to investigate claims that troops have not had leave for two years as criticism ongoing with the commander in chief.
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Melbourne
New Guinea
Forde
M.P
Thoma Blaney
Miners Press Output Limits Amid Industry Debate
Reported coal production slowed as miners restrict output to press for government action and revised pay arrangements. Officials from the Miners Federation and key industry figures warned of continuing losses, while talks with the government sought pay and production adjustments.
Clash at Italian Prison Camp in Sydney War Scene
Reports from Sydney cite a clash at an Italian prison camp. Gunfire wounded several men in a confrontation between factions inside the camp. A witness said a patrol from War Camp was captured while others fled, with details emerging about casualties and movements near Fay on Monday.
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Sydney
Fay Oe Londay
Callen
Cmp
Fas Lane
Wark
Ulunge
Fatal injuries to U S sailor at Adelaide crash
A U S sailor dies from injuries after a roof collapse during a handball game at an Adelaide base. The incident occurred when a ladder failed and the man fell from a height, with soldiers and workers watching. Rehabilitation plans and postwar support for servicemen are discussed by officials amid the tragedy.
Death of Wool Firm Director Bowden at 63
Sydney Wranesang Bowden, a longtime director at Carton Ltd and former head of the wool firm, died at a private hospital in Killaratsa morning aged 63. He served nearly 50 years with the company and is survived by his wife, son, and a daughter Mrs. M Campbell. The funeral service was held to-dream.
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Sydney
Wranesang
Bowden
Winetrambe
Carton L
Killaratsa
Towden, Laa
M. Campbell
Mother Charged With Murder After Son's Death
A mother faces murder charges following the death of her young son in a case tied to Bernard Mae station and Raven area police reports. The suspect is described as mentally unfit by officials, with investigations citing a possible retreat from the scene.
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Ramond Ricdardacn
Leetm
Bernard Maevie
Ril
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