Canada Adopts Health Plan Aimed at Provincial Roles
Canadian officials announce a national health programme aligning with Commonwealth aims while preserving provincial autonomy. The policy seeks about 0 million dollars annually to support extended medical services, resisting compulsory state doctor employment and preserving individual physician independence. Ministers stress doctor participation remains voluntary and standards of efficiency must be kept.
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BALA
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Prieateey
Canada
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Commonwealth
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Stevtin
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Jacko
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Minter
Tyree
Snetira
Wits
Monlth
de. Priekiey
Canberra Chamber aims to improve food supply and markets
The Chamber for Commerce and growers discuss best practicable supply and marketing of foods in Canberra. A committee backs improving health through food distribution while warning about rationing and market access. A Melbourne medical ad fragment appears among notes about prostate diagnosis and care.
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Balyiron
Chamber For
Commerto
Eel Reansen
Chamibe
Fe Camerra
Canberra
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Canbtera
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Comisaen Gs
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Utter
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Rowe
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Cape
Informaeve Baoklet
Hobart Clerk to Review Canberra Management
Hobart town officials commission The Towne Clarke to study Canberra civic management. Mr Gale will travel to Canberra for two weeks to hear evidence and prepare a report for submission to the Federal Government.
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Clarke
Coles
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Esirabla
Canberra
Ahalila
Gale
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Oh Tung
Ossre
Fuserion
My.Cole
Pact sought with Victorian Labour in 1943
A Labor Party tender to-night released a confidential doc claiming Kevin Cain urged a pact with the Victorian Labour Party in 1943. The report notes attempts to align policies and mentions figures such as Holloway and Macaria, with terms aimed at a settlement between Labour and United Australia Party.
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Weaventay
Labour Party
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Cain
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Peemlen
Bollwayt
Vietonun United Australia
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Holloway
Tad Eigied
Landirea
EienWay
Septalium Lb
Lestway
Seytensios
Ayar
Lebo
Austraia
Scout notes from Canberra Cub Pack meeting and appointments
Officers elected at the annual Canberra Fourth Troop meeting with Ke Capp as president Myers Ang and A. R. Hogg as vice presidents V. Lava and Holt as secretary Leom Meware W. Wisener and P. Jolson appointed delegates to the telegraph executive committee. Committees planned a card evening at St Paula hall. G. Hamon returned to Sydney for studies in architecture. Scouts proposed re appoint Br. A. S. Hoyte as district commissioner and recommended riders for other scoutmaster roles. Appointments and warrants discussed for Canberra Cub Pack leaders and staff including Lave ak AEs CM Spencer Denis Levett and FR Byers. Byers recently completed cubmaster training at Permant Hillin. Don Countess of Sth Canberra Pack completed training for the Jatstan and 2nd Quearbiyan roles.
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Holt
Trun
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P. Jolson
Beis
St Paula Hall
Maes Tue
Geott Hamaon
Sydney
Teaving ‘Weis
Architecs
Gwe
Sydney University
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S. Hoyte
Kaya
Misa J
Chi
Almtlon
Jeanheyan
Mr. Byers
Permant Hilin
Don Countess
Canberra
Jas
Strike Threat Imminent On Coalfields Pressured Talks
Striking coal miners warned the Prime Minister that disruption looms after a conference breakdown. Illinois Federation leaders planned Friday talks to seek a nationwide stoppage while citing owners’ refusals to negotiate as the cause. Proprietors warned capitulation would hurt production and community welfare.
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Javdngty
Wwedienday
Couns
Couney
Ltke Central
Illinois! Federation
Williams
John Ruin
Davie
NSAV
Catliéry
Prosistara
Cabinet TV plans face development hold in Australia
In Canberra officials briefed on television plans for cabinet broadcasting, with a report prepared by the Australian coordinating committee. The committee says no decision on broadening the service has been made, pending wider input from Britain, America, Holland, and within Australia. The inquiry notes that the committee will only handle proposals related to service sectioning.
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Bnabeatin
Cabinge
Arepore
Tivisine
Wilkmavinie
Britain
Ammertem
Holland
Caméron
Benatir Catassoa
Senator McPhillips Faces Contempt Ruling Over Arbitration Court
An Australian Senate debate centers on Mr. McPhillips alleged contempt of the Arbitration Court. Senator StotsW accuses him of undermining war-time policies while a direct action stance prompts dispute. The Arb Court sentence sought reflects ongoing tension between legislative and judicial actions.
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Bnainiant
Bo Phillip
Tax Goes With Sugar Peanut Snacks
A garbled report notes government consideration of sales tax on sugar peanuts and related snack items. Officials discuss broader tax implications and potential collection steps, with unclear wording about departments and locations.
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Chute
Pols
Preston
Philadelphia
Fragmented historical notice about service papers abroad
Fragmentary OCR text mentions India Britain and authorities settling service papers. Lacks clear names, dates or places. cannot determine full event.
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