Naval Board Expanded to Six Members During Wartime
Regulations reconstitute the Naval Board to six members including the Minister as President. New lineup comprises the Minister, the First Naval Member, the Second Naval Member, the Third Naval Member, the Secretary of the Navy Department, and a finance and civil member. The First Naval Member must be a flag officer, the Second a captain or higher, and the Third a captain or higher. The board assigns duties for war operations, personnel, construction, and finances, plus authority to establish ship canteens.
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Defence Works under War Programme Seen for Government
The Commonwealth Coordinator General of Works Sir Harry Brown will submit a war time civil works report to the Government. Treasury officials prepare detailed financing data for the Loan Council as defence expenditure nears £6.82 million in the past year from a £12.73 million authorised total. The Melbourne note cites defence priority while the Sydney report quotes Premier Mair backing funds for state works to absorb unemployment.
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Commonwealth
Harry Brown
Tennss
Ona
Foam Council
Harry Rprown
Treasury
Loan Council
Melbourne
Senator Fall
Sydney
Mair
Import Controls and Football Match Updates in Australia
The article discusses potential further reductions in non sterling import restrictions amid war related cost pressures and a survey by the Customs Department. It also details Australian football fixtures with Acton Queanbeyan Manuka Ainslie Eastlake and Air Force, noting standings and final round implications.
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Australia
London
Netherlands Indies
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Ainslie
Air Force
Eastlake
FLAAP
Acton
Manuka
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan v. Hla.a.f. Air Force
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New South Wales
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Smart
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Kay
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Farwaria
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Hennes
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Petrol rationing sparks warning on unsold stocks
Melbourne reports RK W Harrison, secretary of the Chamber of Automotive Industries, saying eight million pounds worth of unsold motor stocks across Australia threaten ruin without a moratorium. NSW and Victoria dealers close. buyers return unpaid for cars daily.
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Melbourne
RK. W. Harrison
Chamber of Automotive Industries
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Patriotic Gifts Tax Deduction Planned in State
State Treasurer Mr Richardson announced that donations of 106 and up to recognised defence funds will be deductible for income tax unemployment relief and social services tax. Amending legislation will be introduced in the next session to implement the measure.
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Sydney
Commonwealth
Thin Wan
Richardson
Lancashire mills win 22 million yards cambric orders
Under the Cotton Board guidance Lancashire cotton mills secured cambric orders for the Dutch East Indies totaling 22 million square yards. The value is believed to be £500,000, marking one of the largest single transactions for Lancashire firms and signaling optimism for export syndicate plans.
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London
The
Cotton Board
Lancashire Cotton Mills
Dutch East Indies
Dockyards face 12 hour shifts amid job dismissals
The Boilermakers and Iron Workers Joint Management Committee states dockyards at Cockatoo and Mort, along with Harden Yaland, run 12 hour shifts while 80 workers are dismissed this week. Defence work continues. a request to the Prime Minister seeks overtime reduction. Cockatoo Dockyard managing director Norman E. Fraser explains work in the dock is de facto, per the marine board.
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Sydney
Cockatoo Dock
Mort
Harden Yaland
Tron
E. C. Erwin
Cockatoo Dockyard
Norman E. Fraser
Lottery No 06 Drawn Tonight With Major Prizes
The state lottery draw No 06 announced first prize 13 560 to For Two Only syndicate led by Mrs V V Mellett of Mount Street Coogee. Second prize 46 276 Trick to Stockton syndicate led by Henry McNamara of 77 Douglas Street Stockton Newcastle. Third prize 6 653 Smiler syndicate run by J McQuade c o Rural Bank Lake Cargelligo. Fourth prize 75 074 Lyndoch Pudding syndicate led by A KR Seara Inman Street Maroubra. Lottery 687 to be drawn on Wednesday July 41 at 9 o clock.
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V. V. Mellett
Mount Street
Coogee
Stockton
Henry McNamara
Douglas Street
Newcastle
Smiler
J. McQuade
c/o
Rural Bank
Lake Cargellico
A. KR
Seara
Inman Street
Maroubra
Print notice from Canberra office reflects company publishing
Printed and published by Christopher John Shakespeare for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd at the company offices on Moin Street in Braddon Canberra.
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Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Preas of Australia Ltd
Moin Street
Braddon
Canberra
Pre selection Labour Party methods sparks discontent
Discontent grows among rank and file of the official State Labour Party over selection methods for forthcoming Commonwealth elections. Protests urge Federal Executive intervention. action expected when it meets July 8 to consider charges of disloyalty against State Vice President and Secretary Hughes and Evans.
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Sydney
Renk and
State
Labour Party
Branche
Messrs. Hughes and Evans
Overseas Publicity Controller Appointed in London
Sir Mauriot Peterson is appointed Controller of Overseas Publicity in the Ministry for Information in London. The move places Peterson in charge of overseas messaging and information policy for the department.
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London
Mauriot Peterson
Ministry For Information
Action backs and players named in mid game roster list
A historical snippet lists players such as Stewart Sharp Toomey Neale Yurnetel Acton Wiesnieski Smith Kilgour Carnegie Seton Gallagher French W Fle ers Cottingham San rey Rogal Thurbon Trowbridge Westcoll Lee Huttsworth Ryan rovet ham 19th Andrews among forwards half-backs and half-forwards.
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Sharp
Toomey
Neale
Yurnetel
Acton
Wiesnieski
Smith
Kilgour
Carnegie
Seton
Gallagher
French
W. Fleers
Cottingham
Sanrey
Rogal
Thurbon
Trowbridge
Westcoll
Lee
Huttsworth
Ryan
Rovet
Ham
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