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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1940
Page
3
Public Service Notes on War Fervour and Cooperation
The New South Wales Branch of the Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association debated resolutions urging loyalty to democracy and backing the government in war efforts. Critics said the first two resolutions fall outside the association’s objects, while the third was too vague. discussions noted longer hours, war savings certificates drives, and potential salary adjustments being considered by unions and public service authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Autralia
N.S.W
Clerical Association
New South Wales
Commonwealth Public Service Clerical Association
Commonwealth
Australia
Canberra
Ausociaon
Ahi Bea
Ofi
Defence Administration
Unin
Public Service Board
Commonwealth Public
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
High Council of Public Service Unions
Gardiner
Interior
Dr. Mott
Col. Goodwin
Mr. Daley
Nott
Canberra Advisory Council Deliberates on Housing and Regulations
The Advisory Council discusses street name plates delays wartime, urges temporary signs, tightens alien regulations, and reviews baths ordinance. It calls for better communication with the Minister for the Interior, pledges action on road work, fire brigade gear, and workers compensation, and seeks a clear government rent policy for enlisted tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Australian Capital Territory
L. Wyott
Canberra
Confusion Over Wharf Permits Parcels Sydney Waterfront
Sydney waterfront is plunged into confusion as new National Security regulations affect wharf and ship access. Guards on one wharf demanded unissued pastes and the permit system has not yet produced valid passes, with Commonwealth authorities expected to take weeks to process thousands of applications from waterfront workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Readers' Views on Naval Support and Fund Allocations
A Canberra letter argues civilians should better aid the Navy, noting ships and minesweepers protect Britain and global supply lines. It questions Lord Mayor’s Fund and Red Cross contributions to naval forces and calls for Australians to ensure naval needs are funded and recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Mercantile Marine
Australia
Lord Mayor's Fund
Red Cross
Canberra
Tney
John I. Dent
Ministers in Air Melbourne Plane Crash Details
The Minister for Air Mr Fairbairn and the Minister for the Army Mr Street were in a plane crash near Essendon after a heavy rainstorm. Fairbairn was lightly cut, Street unharmed, as the craft struck a fence and plunged into a creek. the plane was towed to Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Air
Mr. Fairbairn
Army
Mr. Street
Fairbairn
Street
Essendon
Frephant
Rbahrn
Obituary for Arthur McCarthy O Leary Canberra figure dies
Sudden death yesterday of Arthur McCarthy O Leary at Elimatta Street Braddon shocks Canberra where he had been active in religious, sporting and government circles for a decade. A Melbourne born WWI veteran and qualified accountant, he helped the National Football and ACT Cricket Associations, served as Football League treasurer and umpired international matches in Tasmania and Canberra. Survived by a widow, a Requiem Mass was held at St Patrick's Braddon and the funeral proceeded to Canberra Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
McCarthy O'Leary
Elimatta Street
Braddon
Canberra
Mr. O'Leary
Melbourne
Tasmania
O'Leary
National Football
ACT
Football League
Atiatician
A.C.T. Cricket Association
Canberra National Football League
J. L. Mulrooney
Bureau of Census and Statistica
St. Patrick's Church
State Lottery Draw Reveals Major Prizes Tonight
State Lottery No 685 announced tonight with prizes to five winners. First prize 39 189 went to Five Optimists syndicate Miss P Massons of Drummoyne. Second prize 981 720 to Jack Sever of Sydney. Third prize 82 782 to Old Five syndicate led by T Zahan of Darlinghurst. Fourth prize 68 208 to Yeah I Will syndicate with J Armstrong of Bondi Wee roona Avenue. The next draw is Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
P. Massons
Thornley Street
Drummoyne
Jack Sever
G.P.C
T. Zahan
Darlinghuret
J. Armstrong
Weeroona Avenue
Bondi
Two Men Die After Sand Pit Landslide At Morewell Beach
Two workers, Alexander Metcalfe aged 23 of Morewell Beach and Roy Church aged 20 of Morewell, were killed when 20 feet of earth totaling over 100 tons collapsed onto them during loading at the Morewell Beach sandpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Morewell Beach
Alexander Metcalfe
Roy Church
Morewell
Students raise funds with Albert Hall concert for Canberra hospital cot
Last evening at the Albert Hall Miss Burrilda Millet's students staged a concert to buy a cot for the Canberra Community Hospital children’s ward. The junior choir and soloists including Maxwell Thomas Heather Stirling Bruce Smith Kathleen George Joyce Beatt Daphne Thomas and others performed. Accompanists were Mr George Kemby and Miss Mary Jackson. Mrs J W Ashton thanked the Hospital Auxiliary for support and applauded the students for their hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Burilda Millet
Canberra
Maxwell Thomas
Heather Stirling
Bruce Smith
Kathleen George
Joyce Beatt
Daphne Thomas
Margaret Kilby
Isabel Sheaffe
Eliestan Dusting
Ruth Israel
Gwen Keane
Vailma Parbury
Mary Jackson
Georgiana Brown
Geof. Kemby
J.W. Ashton
Ents
Canberra Y.W.C.A. War Hut Appeal Urges Donations
Lady Cynthia H. Whibkard appeals through The Canberra Times for Y.W.C.A. wartime huts in France and other theaters. She notes 46 new units have opened, costs total 2000 pounds per hut, and urges Canberra residents to donate to Y.W.C.A. wartime funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Whiskard
Canberra
Y.W.C.A
Colomns
Canberra Times
France
Great Britain
Auxiliary Services
W.C.A
Lady Gowrie
National
Australia
Lord Winfield
Cynthia
C. Whibk.ard
Incorrigible Girl Charged After Policewoman Knocked Down
A 15 year old girl resisted arrest at Forest Lodge during a weekend incident. Policewoman Mrs Mooney 50 was knocked unconscious as the girl snatched her bag and fled. A police car driver found the officer unconscious at steps after an extended search. The girl faces a charge of being an uncontrollable child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Forest Lodge
Refugee policy debated by former Manly mayor
In Adelaide a former Manly mayor, J. H. Croas, urged interning all refugees admitted in the last five years and testing their peaceful intent. He warned that the fifth column posed the greatest danger to England and Australia after a 15 month abroad tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Australia
Manly
J. H. Croas
England
Morse Indian Root Pills Promoted as Family Laxative
Advertisement claims coated tongue signals disordered digestive organs and biliousness in families. It argues slight headaches bad breath and tongue discoloration indicate stomach and bowel issues and promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a reliable purely vegetable laxative used by thousands across Australasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Australasia
Coastal Patrol Offers Services to Form National Guard
Widespread interest surrounds a proposal to form a National Guard and the Volunteer Coastal Patrol offers its services to the Commonwealth as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
English Derby Cancelled for War Time
The Jockey Club has cancelled the war time Derby and the Odks planned for June 12. It will announce later if meetings are abandoned or moved to Newmarket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Jockey Club
Odks
Newmarket
Learn the Elizabeth Arden makeup method in Kingston
Elisabeth Arden trainer Miss B Blassey offers a makeup lesson at Davies Pharmacy Kingston until June 12. Learn to apply rouge and conceal blemishes using Arden preparations. Consultations are free. Ring 744 or call to book today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Arden
Elisabeth Arden
Miss B. Blassey
Davies’ Pharmacy
Kingston
Miss Blagley
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