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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 25, 1944

Page

4

Advisory Council debate on Canberra housing and welfare

The Advisory Council chaired by Mr. Daley and Mr. Nott debated housing for pensioners in Canberra. They discussed priority criteria, private enterprise in building, shelter needs, and liquor supply for service personnel, with protests over the department's housing policy and delays in securing homes and amenities.

Pwuning Johnson Nott Commonwealth Canberra Fecen My Calleway ME Davies Daley A.c.zele Peronnel Trade and Customa Department Ater Ofainanr Ervice Perenne Hartey Mui Oy Worvita Kingston Department of Post and Teleraphic Canburen Kat Kington Ayewine Davion Department of War Organisation of Thiustry LMA

Broken Hill Rail Union Split Over Water Strike

The National Union of Railwaymen faced internal fault lines as three members who refused to join the Broken Hill strike for a water supply improvement were shielded by a telegram from the Prime Minister. Similar messages went to state leaders and transport ministers, with Democrats at Broken Hill pressing for loyalty questions and possible removal. The dispute highlights factional tensions within the railway service and Central Government influence at Broken Hill.

Broken Hil Ald Mr

Racing WA Macchs on Saturday Melbourne

Racing in Western Australia faces Saturday decisions as authorities set to allow Moonee Valley races to proceed next. The Victorian state cabinet moves to enforce transport regulations and reject horses arriving in Victoria in contravention of Langport rules, with limited travel approvals for certain movements. Shining Night penalised four pounds for next race and Newcastle Cup weighs Bis at 8.20 as weight adjustments trigger penalties.

Melbourne Moonee Valley Abe Victoria Fm Horas Hoa Shining Night Rydney Next Galantuys

Women's Hockey Scores From Saturday Matches

Saturday results show Grammar 1 defeating Dowling 3 with H Moore and Jim Rawards listed among scorers, while other matches include Bruce2 over Townend2 and YWCA 1 over Richardson2. WAAAF teams competed against YWCA with varied results, and several players are named across the card.

Grammar Ie. Dowling Jim Rawards H. Moore Forrest Stolenta Soyer Bruce Townend Hall Gers Christipher's de Benet Richardson YWCA Ail Waaaf Burgmann Awa Wrans Drew Dot Grittamar Wale Tera Hayes Pires Lowaight Nira Wie Kiaui Ana

Refusal to Answer Questions by Officer at Council Meeting

An officer refuses to answer questions posed by Dr. LW Nollenn about the appointment and duties of the Superintendent of Parks and Gardens. The issue centers on whether the minister or council should examine the process and who may be questioned. discussion moved to the next meeting.

TAYE Daley Downes Doley Nott Hurley Canberra Sheos Air Davies Wemridge Gourgaud Kur Pie Dalley Humic Hewtelx Gout Goiraud Duinnaon Val Ir Commonwealth Aunel Parke Cairdons Positiv Ffiear Lthevety Nakaing Sven Oe Othe My. Davies

Cloned Melbourne Works At Rendigi Factory

Central authorities denied claims of a prov incera after cloning the Melbourne project. The Rendigi Nive Portland plant set the needed supplies and explained the season’s orders. Rosia stated no connection to the Bendiga factory sale.

Vreydeation Melbourne Provincera Setydration Rendigi

Boxing match set for Sydney Stadium next Saturday night

Reported plans indicate West Dury will face Tommy Prive in a boxing bout at Sydney Stadium next Saturday night. Officials said areas are being prepared and training schedules finalized ahead of the event.

Alge Alu Westley Sydney Stadium Hay Boen Stadium Mt HL Milter West Dury Tommy Prive

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