Fractured OCR Notice From Unknown Journal
A mangled OCR fragment mentions July dates and locations such as Water's Motel and PITT ST. The text references government, names like VELA and WHITEREAD, and a pharmacy event on a Friday in July with unclear details. The readable items hint at a public notice or community alert but lack coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Brave
Lala
Miemi
Teulb Aid Family
Mames
Vela
Whiteread
Joe Guramre
Water's Motel
Cam
Pitt ST
Parliament Charges On Canberra Crises In Mixed Report
War time ministry reports manpower strain in Australia with references to Canberra. Officials discuss production, industry controls, and government actions as lawmakers debate strategy and policy amid labor shortages and national emergencies.
Sir Owen Dixon in Washington Liberty Loan Melbourne
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Liberty Loan response, government rationing, and wartime control. Mentions Sir Owen Dixon in Washington, Melbourne and references to ministers, banks, and labor measures affecting civilian support. The text shows political debate, rationing aims, and policy officials without clear narrative cohesion.
Personal vice regal arrival hints at official visit in Can
A garbled note suggests a personal vice regal figure arrived in Canada yesterday with indications of an official visit by Lord Gowrie and associated figures. The readable fragments mention Tom Syiney and a racetoney une cavernorien val, but details are unclear.
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Lord Gowrie
Can
Vichy News Lament and Allied Response Amid War Strains
A wartime dispatch outlines Vichy France, German retaliation fears, and Allied hope as Axis pressure grows. It notes dwindling Russian flu reach, Axis withdrawals in Libya, and Britain’s reaction, with emphasis on air power, Franco-German tensions, and the France occupied regions’ drift toward reduced freedom under German influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axie
Libya
FLA
Uttentkin
Teiliah Planns
Britain
Germany
Eplieg
Raman
Hari
Tiinking
France
Peply
Liitian
Angilah
England
Hellioh
Eason
Elty
ILA
Vichy
Htap
Occupied
Two American Airmen Decorated With Purple Heart
Two U.S. pilots, Sacond-Lieut Witwon and Sacond-Lieut Clarence Janson, were decorated with the Purple Heart for wounds suffered on patrol near Cape Fark on March 14. They remained on duty, completed the mission, and landed safely after shooting down one enemy aircraft. Both are stationed in Australia.
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Melbouane Wel
Sacond
Witwon & Chapman
Trem
Clarence Janson
Florida
Freaident
Bewevelt
Sine
Lunes
Ausvat
Expansion program for U S Navy outlined by admiral to House
Washington Tuesday the Navy Bureau of Ships told the Naval Committee that about 100 combatant ships would be commissioned this year. A committee member noted a proposed 1 000 000 000 dollar program for construction of 60000 tons of auxiliary shipping. The admiral announced plans to introduce a measure tomorrow to provide 36 legancy camw tn saved aircraft carrieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Bureau of Kips
Iemr
van Keilter
Naval Committee
House of Representatives
Works Council Award Aims to Aid War Work Force
The Allied Works Council aims to provide wage and award protections for men during the war period aligning job types with appropriate industrial awards. Mr Curtin responds to Mr Rosevent Labi and Judge Kelly over the council’s determinations and the relation to trade unions. He notes the council will recruit for many job types and that most will be covered by proper awards, though some have not been allocated awards and may receive back pay.
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Allied Works Council
Esr
Allied Worker Council
Curtin
Rosevent Labi
Works Council
Blakey
Citiwad
President resists ministers push over press access
A Canberra debate centers on a government bid to bar ministers and press from certain parliamentary areas. Senator Ashley pressed if such restrictions were approved by the President, while Cunningham and others argued the rights of ministers and press to attend official briefings at Parliament House and King’s Hall. The President stated he would not comment on ministerial business.
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Cummingham
Canberra
Astilay
Awa
New South Wales
We Daily Telegraph
Benator Cunningham
Iton
Tina
Benator Aubrey
Walt
Sydney
Pariament House
Ashley
King's Hall
Pualtinn
Iit Ao
Seralyn Cunningham
Renate Dyula
Ar [Mogan
Monaker
Tate
Wales
Chifley
Bown
Machedy
Lee
Betula Micky
Labulr Couclin
Groptina
Eppoaivion
Lawazen
Asada
Horst Hand Piched
Benniler Mackeay
MU Wan
Uiden Torest
Henaior Mackeay
Win
Amacrelin
Jo Sreepie
Bena
Krayest
Ban
Uwe
Lakyer
Lavesimente
Tabbery
Renatys Hans
Tap
Omar
Vie
Sengwor Collings
Alverns
Rudueion
Banator Cameron
MY Leaper
C.F
Bol
Cameron
Vietaring
No Surplus Air Power In Britain
Fragmented OCR describes Britain’s air defense claims during a wartime period. It notes fighter sorties and measures protecting coastal areas with claims of downing enemy aircraft and bombing efforts. The piece asserts strategic air power limits and potential invasion concerns.
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Britain
House Debates Wheat Scheme In Parliament
In a heated session the House discussed government wheat policy and payment schemes for pool wheat. Marwick accused the government of misusing funds and undercutting producers while ministers defended guarantees and future payments tied to pool intake and price support.
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Ace
Ararwhen Moe
Howse
Arar
Iimeant
Manpower Policy Defined by Government in War Effort
A comprehensive government statement outlines manpower policy for war needs. Prime Minister Curtin details rigid allocation of skilled workers to production and armed forces, with the National Service Office directing labour prioritization, public works, and rural industries under review. Close consultations with unions and employers will guide the tempo of the draft and female employment expansion.
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Govrnment
Trie
Stephidias
Mir Curtin
Mansuren
National Service Office
Cleneral of
Man
Drestio
Fusturer Samumerce
Alngie
Witte
Curtin
Gruden Unicha
Allatistia
Broadcasting Bill Passes Second Reading Amid Debate
Parliament debates a broadcasting bill with financial raises and salary provisions for officials. Members from Labour and other parties argue over the cost and purpose, while Sir Charles Mare defends the pay increase as necessary for travel and duties.
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Byowiaxing Commission
BNO
Avery
Tn House
Charles Mare
UAW
Yallag
U.as
Inter Allied Talks On Post War Plans
The Prime Minister and allied representatives discuss postwar plans with Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union. They exchange views on material needs, wartime guarantees, and the organization of a Wider International order, with preliminary talks noting Commonwealth positions and future cooperation.
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Repurin
Great Britain
Dlac Mimlens
United Sinton
United Kingdom
Nb Amd
Doen Velief
Py Uaterial
Projpvants
Tmdie
Bata AL
Sydney defences to be reviewed by naval minister
The Minister for the Navy Mr Makin announced plans for a review of Sydney defences. He signalled a thorough examination of preventive measures and how effectively current defenses meet challenges, with results to be reported promptly. He noted the third submarine threat and the need to inform the public on enemy actions Australia faces.
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Mr. Makin
Poy Terdiy
Navid
Malin
Beera
Aydiay
Ile
Canberra
Aris Rn
Japanese Claim AOPRAIPIAY Resets? Submarine Incident
Japanese claim that a submarine event occurred near a harbor on Sunday night, involving two men aged two, with unclear details and a disputed sequence of actions. Officials report no confirmation of the incident and ongoing inquiries to verify the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuney Harbour
Erie
Victoria Challenges Uniform Tax
Victoria challenges uniform tax amid disputed rules and proposed reforms. Local officials debate standardization, seeking to limit regional variations and ensure fair revenue distribution. The discussion centers on impact for households and businesses and potential implementation timelines.
Coordinating Allied War Production Effort Report
Fragmented wartime dispatch notes outline Allied production coordination in London with references to government bodies and naval procurement. The garbled text mentions committees, representatives, and attempts to streamline materials and timing for war industries amid logistical challenges. No clear dates or outcomes are present.
Salvaging of Midget Submarines in War Graves Mentioned
Fragmented report details naval activity on salvaging midget submarines with rites for fallen sailors. Names and places appear jumbled but reference to burial at Rockwood Cemetery and interment in Adelaide hints at wartime losses and naval honors.
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Ruookwank
Winchil Ann
Leshie
Rinna
Lonmin
Waltey Howrey
Lestin Itutyd
Fumanegont
Frink Biniy
Jacke Felmsunt Numen
Ray David Tela
Juin Ramuel Aehwr
Bent ‘Aunivalio
Veit Inenight
Mulrhrait Gould
Vomlas
Rockwood
Noval
Buwlorn Mound
Liv
Almple
Nuve
Farin
Ava
Smith
Marylandn
Ani
R. Saundy
Wallaroy
Mao
En Wai
Italian Submarine Base Raid Reported
A fragmentary note describes an Italian submarine base being raided with unclear details and odd wording. The readable text mentions a raid action and an Italian facility, but specifics such as date location or outcomes are not provided.
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Ashe
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TARA
Tyron
Reni
Ian
Sugar Industry Manpower Toy
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Dimon
Swatoma
Raiph Chona
Ausston
Gwenerro
Andes
Credentinla
Rovanewalt
Uralierin Lourtay
Mohome
Fee
Sir Owen Dixon
Liberty
Melbourne
Weicoming
den Aeldwin
Laual
Meray
Feo
Serta Fea
Guiaiuide
Nail Weillinry
Mele
Habel
Straateys
Mtr. Collins
Paris
Toa Polley
Snandgl
Fountry Bank
Pradtlne Sroka
Tadwl -Operafeal
Dedman
Oply
Sountey Feavinie Ettlerne
Donniiely
Dovernment
Detman
GF Holt AP
Jeraltyr
U.S.A
U.S. Navy
London
Alain
Courmendan
Merilly
Air Ministry
House
Mrwicke
Ube
Peautt
Midleton
Bomprand
Moywick
Stensies
Marwick
Amd
Enlilion
pChitley
Wehule
Nsw
Senate
Victoria
Mellourne
Wesoreiay
Wesnapiay
Watts
Naval Authority
Southes
South Wales
Australia
Bari
Japan
Zs RS
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