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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1944
Page
3
Reports describe a state dinner honoring Lord Gowrie at Parliament House. Prime Minister Curtin praised Gowrie for steady leadership and wartime restraint, with Lady Gowrie noted for broad friendship among Australian women. Opponents lauded Gowrie as a capable administrator and loyal public servant during a pivotal era.
Tewan stated yesterday that the bill authorising a contribution of 410 million by Australia to the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration will be introduced during the Budget Season by the Minister for External Affairs Dr. Rivatt.
Prime Minister Mr Sarein reports Mrs Hughes is not seriously ill and will likely remain at home. Mr Curtin states Hughes, suffering stomach issues, cannot attend Parliament this week and a Government dinner is postponed. Hughes, veteran Labour figure and former Prime Minister, is praised for long service and generous nature by colleagues.
Tokyo radio reports Admiral Shegetara Alumna resigns as Navy Minister. Admiral Naokuni Yamura named as his successor. avoid confusion with Ambassador Kichitaro Vorira. Nomura, a largely obscure figure, joins Supreme War Council. previously Naval Board member. Northern Navigation profits show year end June 30 with final dividend of 7 percent proposed by directors.
A terse report from London notes a joint manifesto urging release of Indians, linked to colonial leaders and addressed to Lord Wavell. The exchange references political detainees, governance, and potential discussions with the Viceroy as part of broader unrest.
The article notes that IMF quotas are advisory and not binding on nations. Prime Minister Curting states the committee's role is purely advisory amid wartime currency discussions at the New York conference.
A chaotic collection of notices from Ainslie and Canberra area items including a general meeting notice for the Ainslie Parents and Citizens Association in Atri School on July 19, a fundraiser and dance at Ainslie Hall next Saturday, and an estate probate notice for Guthay Pitt Rvick Harenler with an administering curator in Canberra. It also includes job ads and local notices about wanted help, office workers, pilots, and a reminder to return Pte Leaconstone bag.
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