Church Services and Devotions Across Parishes July 21
A compact notice lists Sunday worship across multiple churches including St. Paul’s Canberra St. Christopher’s Causeway and Church of St Andrew Forrest with Holy Communion Evensong and confessions. Salvation Army and Christian Church events are noted with meetings and Sunday schools.
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John's
Orkings
Preyer
Susana Sere Paul's
Canberra
Union
Jae .m
Holy Communion Hall
St Johns Braddon Guild Event and Sale Notice
The birthday of St Johns Church Women’s Guild will be celebrated in St Johns Parish Hall Braddon on Thursday at 3 pm. A sale of new and second hand goods will be held at Braddan Hall next Saturday at 10 am. The election ballot papers must be returned by Sunday July 28.
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Church of England
St. John’s Church
St. John's
Braddon
John's
Women's Guild
Brent
Thrift Is the Artificer of Fortune
Canberra notes a cautious approach to wealth with thrift shaping outcomes. A civic discourse frames saving habits and prudent spending as keys to security and growth, urging readers to consider long term steadiness over quick gains.
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Thrift
Canberra Times Critiques Information Regulations Dictatorship
The Canberra Times attacks the National Security Information Regulations and Sir Keith Murdoch's control, arguing the PM misreads the rules. It cites radio censorship, state press dictation, and the dangers of government power over media, vowing to defend newspaper independence.
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Théers
Keith Murdoch
Menzies
Commonwealth
Director-General of Information
Hitler
Goebbels
Information
Australia
Director- General of Information
Beasley
M.P
Jason
Murdoch
Dickz Hin
Sir Keith Murdoch
Gandhi and Congress face independence goal amid nonviolence debate
The Simla Times correspondent reports the Viceroy outlined concessions to party leaders but Congress resists. Gandhi's withdrawal from leadership does not split the Congress on constitutional goals, as Gandhi and the party seek complete independence with nonviolence guiding India's foreign policy.
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London
Simla
Times
Britain
Congress Party
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
India
Religious Services and Meetings Schedule Reviewed
The Superintendent minister Rev J H Allen to lead morning worship at Reid and evening at Wesley. Rev Doug Trathen to be at Weasley morning and Reid evening. Reid Young People discussion at 4 15 p m on gambling ethics. Waldeck conducts Baptist services tomorrow. Choir to perform Nearer My God to Thee. Congregational Church services at W C A Civic Centre. Good Companions meet Thursday 8 o'clock at Rev Rileys Amalle home.
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J. H. Allen
Reid
Wesley
Doug. Trathen
Weasley
Waldeck
The
Baptist Church
Bowman
Hitler
Congregational Church
W.C.A
Civic Centre
Riley
Ainalle
Traitors Targeted After Anti War Leaflets in Sydney
Sydney officials vow swift action after anti war leaflets litter the Commonwealth Bank Building area. Attorney General Hughes says efforts continue to identify those who authorised printed and distributed the material, asserting traitors deserve punishment as Australia remains at war.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Bank
Hughes
Australia
Texans Aim for RAF Entry After 7000 Mile Trek
Two Americans from Texas reached a West Scotland port after a 7000 mile wartime journey to join the Royal Air Force. Both possess notable engineering skill and are expected to receive commissions within a week. the elder Texan, aged 44, previously sergeant in the American Air Force during the last war.
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London
Texas
Scotland
Royal Air Force
Texan
Canberra Weather Summary Report
Canberra notes a 4 am barometer of 30.32 inches and 8 pm reading of 30.15 inches. Temperatures ranged from 31 at 9 am to 40 degrees at 3 pm, with a 44 hour maximum of 44.05. Wind peaked at 24 mph at Canberra aerodrome.
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Canberra
Eorean
N.W
No Relief for Motorists
Sydney reports a government plan to extend the Control Board with two expert members to study automobile issues and rural transport. The Prime Minister warns petrol rationing could cause temporary unemployment but will be monitored to minimize harm while defence and cost pressures strain the petrol bill.
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Sybney
Queens Farm Transport Board
Oir
J. EB. Pingland
Queensland
Westion
Rad
Ates
Motog Ontu Ration Carryover Question Discussed
The Supply minister Sir Frederick Stewart today addressed the issue of allowing petrol ration carriers to roll over a month’s allotment into the next month if enough money is saved to cover the extended period.
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Sir Frederick Stewart
Home defence calls up of trainees announced
The Minister of Army announced the first batch of 250 000 home defence trainees will include men aged 20 to 24 from various districts. Compulsory training will start with local units, with calls likely matching the 21 year class pattern. A registration proclamation is due in about 12 days.
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Acmy
Mr. Bi
Bourne
Street
Sydney
Newcastle Rales
National Ministry Offer Rumoured by Opposition Leader
Curtin confirmed receipt of a letter from the Prime Minister but declined comment on reports that Monties offered Labour six seats in a National Ministry. He said the letter followed talks on War Council and a National Government and would be considered by the party at its next meeting.
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Mr. Curtin
T Aprons
Perth
Monties
Labour Party
Curtin
War Council
Wer Council
Latour
Shureday Oeise
Coopera’ Srrangement Ag
Prime Minister to Review Regulations in Sydney
The Prime Minister Mr Menzies hinted drastic regulations would be reviewed. Sir Charles Marr urged discussion at a party meeting or Parliament on August 6. Figures from Melbourne dominated boards and media regulation drew protests from ALP and union leaders.
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Sydney
Mrr. Menzies
Wwe
Samana Howe
Charles Marr
Charles
Melbourne
Charlies Marr
Keith Murdoch
England
A.C.T.U
Crofts
New South Wales Labour Council
Fof Defence
Mrr. P. J. Clarey
M.lc
New South Wales
A.L.P
Gallantry Medal Awarded to YOMAT for Bravery
A Women's Auxiliary Air Force corporal Joan Pearson received the Empire Medal for Gallantry for rescuing an RAF member from a blazing plane after a crash. She climbed onto the burning wreckage, freed the injured pilot, and dragged him to safety as a bomb exploded.
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London
Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Joan Pearson
Royal Air Force
Price control of hosiery announced by Commonwealth
Becks and stockings were brought under the Commonwealth Price Central authority by a declaration issued yesterday by the Minister for Customs or McLeay. An early announcement will be made by the Prices Commissioner of the price limits. Cojophony bend added to the. of na and gums subject to price cont.
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Commonwealth
Food nutrition revolution in Britain plans
Parliamentary Secretary Mr Bosthby told the House of Commons that with a trading count of 600 million pounds a year Britain will push a nutrition policy. He called for increased home production and higher prices for potatoes milk eggs and meat while introducing vitamin enriched bread and calcium salt to loafs to improve public nutrition.
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London
Bosthby
House of Commons
Lord Woollen
Fort
British Hospitals to be Adequately Staffed by Doctors
London, Thursday. Mr Erneat Begin, Minister for Labour and National Effort, announces measures to ensure hospitals and medical services are adequately staffed by doctors. Compulsion will be invoked where necessary with directions initially limited to doctors within the first two years of qualification.
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London
Erneat Begin
Labour and National Effort
War Day by Day Closing of Burma Road
Britain agrees to temporarily close the Burma Road for three months to restrict traffic during the rainy season. The deal aims to ease Anglo Japanese tensions, limit spread of the European war, and pave way for broader Far East settlement while noting a possible shift in Japanese leadership.
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Burma
Ay Trafic
China
Britain
Japan
Far East
N East Awa
Tientain
Aritu
Far
Netherlands Indies Made Part of Sterling Group for Customs
The Netherlands Indies will be treated as a country of the sterling group for import licensing from next Monday. The change does not affect petrol and other Department of Supply products, which remain licence regulated. Non-typical Netherlands Indies goods without origin certificates stay under the licence system, while typical products with origin certificates bypass licensing.
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Netherlands Indies
Sterling Group
Regulati
Customs
McLeay
Department of Supply and Development
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Australia
T. Elink Schuurmany
Labour Panels NSW Unions Oppose Censorship Protest
Talks between the ACTU representative and Prime Minister Mr Menzies concluded with questions over Trade Union Defence Panels. NSW Trades and Labour Council opposed the scheme citing radio and cinema regulations. Formation hinges on Tasmanian council decision and potential cooperation from five councils.
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Sydney
A.C.T.U
Menzies
Mitzies
New South Wales Trades and Labou Council
Taamanténae Council
A.c.t.u.conetitit
Femg
Ang
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Ghurgh
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St. Francie
Hall
Causeway
Ulyzak
St. Patrick’s
St. Patricks
Presbyterian
Church of
Methodist
A. d. Waldock
Mra
Salvation Army
Friendly Societies’ Hall
Kingston
Brigadier Robinson
Goulburn
Adjutant Garlick
Will Aasiat
Poney
B.A
WEA
Hargreaves Crescent
Pinal Avenue
Ainulle
Vitlers
P.m. Yedheoday
Acton Hall
Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Pforecasi
Canberra Times
Department of Information
Thorby
Meneses
Presa
Mengies
Cameron
Country’ Party
Franco
Gibraltar
Germany
Italy
Europe
Waa
Spain
France
Mediterranean
Acces
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Dutch East Indies
N.S.W
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