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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 09, 1942

Page

4

Homebush Stock Sales Report from Sydney Auction

Market notes describe a strong general sale with 1248 head of cattle yarded. Wethers and hoggets sold steady with limited lines of bullocks, quality described as medium. Quotations list various prices in shillings for different livestock categories, reflecting firm demand overall.

Sydney Sally Stiganly Sayaweed Sayaweed Dures Wethers Aywen Larobe Suwa Montium Rivers

Prices and market notes on hides and wool

Market report on hides and wool prices with varied values and trends. Includes ranges for prime, good, and lower grades, with quotations per ton and per unit, plus notes on tallow, linings, and related commodities.

Winetoomba Carmen Thman Tom Bower Connie Neavy Saan Ody

RAAF truck driver sent for trial in tramway death

Thomas James Wren a 27 year old RAAF truck driver was sent for trial following a coroner's inquest into a tramway accident. Francis Patrick McCarthy died from injuries after being struck by a truck driven by Wren on May 5 while McCarthy was cleaning tramcars.

Perth Thomas James Wren RAAF Inentilly Tramway Francis Patrick McCarthy Wren McCarthy

Australia First Trial Opens in Perth Cross-Examination Continues

The Perth hearing before Sir John Northmore proceeds with cross-examination by counsel for Bullock and Williams. Detective Bergt. Richards denies that Thomas had accepted for duty and notes plain-clothes officers as corroborative evidence. the hearing will resume tomorrow.

Perth Berfore John Northmore Dupam Bullock Willams Bergt Richards Thomas

Salt Mine Under Motor City Threatens City Labor Health

A fragmentary report describes a vast salt mine rumored to lie 1100 feet beneath a major city. It mentions a 180 acre salt horizon with over 2 miles of plumbing and extensive tunnels serving locomotives and dump cars, plus a twin tram for underground transport. The piece notes transport challenges and safety concerns during extraction.

Datenit Hb of America Alan Miller Roundware Alee Sortern Priel and Pentensd Saritegber Vnckerpart Jor ‘Sant Prone Dais Cabs

Returned Soldiers Act Branch Notes

The branch discusses Returned Soldiers Act matters and aims to aid repatriation of men returning from the war. A telegram congratulated Colonel J Mullen on taking his first term as president. A jumble sale raised funds for servicemen. membership fees are urged for last year's Snandal members serving with the Gatricon Battalion.

Prat Wren Uke Interior Krearvicemen Wen J. ‘Mullen Gilbert Curttl HAL Snandal Gatricon Battalion ATF Maren Canberra Braddon Bowling Fe

Fox sighting at Mt Ainslie recalls WWII volunteers

A Sunday morning incident near Mt Ainslie involves a full grown fox spooked by a member of the Volunteer Defence Corps. The volunteer, recalling past wars, did not carry a weapon this time and the fox fled into the bush, with no injuries or further pursuit reported.

Volunteer Defence Corps Ainslie Reyrmind Volunt Mulhamanehiy Reynerd Meiin

Unlawful Burial Case at Quarter Sessions

Moytay Davis stands trial at the Quarter Sessions with Judge Holt presiding over the case of unlawful burial. Faulder, former house-keeper to Davis, was linked to the discovery of a body buried under stones on the Mountainside near the Murrumbidgee. Davis claims ignorance of Faulder’s whereabouts and contends any attack on the accused child was in self-defense with the woman’s death resulting from the confrontation.

Atonry Moytay Thomas William Davis May Poulter Holt Davis Faulder Davie, Raster Goldhope Faas Murrumbidgee Davia

Enforcing Discipline Among Leave Troops in Melbourne

A statement from Army Headquarters led by Minister for the Army Mr Porte announced tightened discipline for Australian troops on leave. Provost Corps patrols monitored servicemen on trains and at hotels while nightclubs and other venues faced closer scrutiny by special squads.

Melbourne Army, Headquarters Mr. Porte Provost Corpa Auetrasian Army

Dairy output falls across Australian states in past year

A government summary shows butter production declined in New South Wales by 168800 cwt about 22.7 percent and in Victoria by 7400 cwt around 6 percent. Queensland dropped 101200 cwt about 4 percent while South Australia and Western Australia also fell, Tasmania stayed steady as Victoria and South Australia led a shift toward higher dairy in those states.

Alhermonthe Australia New South Wales Victore Queensland Victoria Tangnia Western Avatrata Chaewe South Autonsia Wester Australia Tasmania Quennaland New South Welew Victorie South Australis Waatern -Australis

Bus Victim Succumbs To Injuries

Thoniae Tempis died at Canberra Hospital after a bus accident on the Causeway. The man, a passenger at Barton Mouse, fell from a moving bus when it halted and was run over by the rear wheel. He sustained a fractured pelvis and internal injuries.

Thoniae Tempis Canberra Temple Barton Mouse Ihe Vehiel Hile Borg Ctin Mae Laver Samivea Candaria Community

Man In Melbourne Sentenced For Manslaughter Of His Father

Edward Mantel aged 15 was sentenced to 12 years in prison for manslaughter of his father. The term runs from April 12, following a trial in which he claimed his father abused his mother. The judge noted the father was a drunkard and that the boy had endured years of fear before the fatal incident.

Melbourne Edward Mantel Manafield Morey Fry Mannough Justier Nan Equell

Ancient School Broadcast Causes Public Alarm Incident

A test drill at a coastal school had participants under cover as sirens signaled. Col Hank Jones blamed a broadcasting oversight for a stray public address that relayed aircraft movement information along the coast, causing brief alarm before authorities deem it accidental and resolved.

Saeenanc

Beer Rationing Reported Increases in Some Districts

The Minister for Customer Sena stated that in certain areas beer rations rose to 25 percent while in others with many factories the increase was 20 percent. He warned there was no guarantee that Fat ineteste would continue. The policy aims to cut down excessive drinking while meeting workers legitimate needs. Reports indicate a decline in excessive drinking to date.

Remeunnim Senaor Keate Munllion

Daimler and Maybach Pioneered Internal Combustion Drive

The text traces the early work of Daimler and Maybach in developing the four-stroke petrol engine and early automotive powertrains. It covers Daimler joining Otto, Maybach’s role as chief designer, and their collaboration from the 1880s to form innovative engines and early motor vehicles, noting milestones like the 1887 road test and subsequent car developments.

Ryemahion Gettlint A. Otis Enih Chat Ion Rom Tomimmper Efiewawham Lb Merome 16 Daimier Whitworth Daimler Dr. Otto Kiviota Maybach Tiner Wa Koelenbae Betwen Keto Daimler and Kaemune Otto Daimter Otto Palmer Hla Russia Dinter Germany Dalyster Thye Aneannoy A Friedm Chutek Telat Mare Pencay Panhard Bahia

War Work Regulation Plans Clash Over Hotel Hours

The Bate Cabinet in Sydney weighs a rule to quiet wartime hotel hours for workers with liquor, but the exact operating times remain undecided. Premier McKell says details will be fixed later as workers may drink between 7 18 am and 10 am and between 1 16 p.m and 9 30 p.m with a one hour exit after shift. In Colombo a Catalina air force unit is flown in bound for Ceylon with British concurrence.

Sydney Bate McKell Colombo Canadian Air Force Catalina Ceylon Britain WwaMin Gioraltar Malta

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