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Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
3
Radio Programme Schedule Fragment
A garbled listing details various radio time blocks and programmes including music stories news devotionals talks and children's segments with scattered times and program titles. The fragment shows a busy daily schedule mapping stations shows and topics with numerous OCR glitches.
Meat Prices Rise in Australia Aim at Fair Returns
Thursday representatives from all states met the Gragiere Federal Fe of Australia and agreed to pursue higher meat prices for consumers. They called on the Government to ensure fair returns for producers and to review distribution and price setting by the price fixing authority. A recommendation to the Australian Meat Board seeks better prices for domestically sold meats amid export impositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gragiere Federal Fe
Australia
Austarlia
Combinecarth
Australian Meat Board
Home Guard R S L Veterans Corps to Recruit Canberra Detachment
The Army Minister announced a 50 000 strong R S L Volunteer Defence Corps with 17 000 for New South Wales and Canberra. Canberra recruits will train in drill and small arms, with 14 days notice required to leave and eligibility by Class B fitness. The Home Guard strength may rise beyond 7 800 as plans expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Spender
R.S.L. Volunteer Defence Corps
New South Wales
Canberra
V.D.C
Laken
Department of the Army
Australia
Corpa
AMC
Dcience
Vtcc
J. Black
A 4
J. B. Cumming
Department of Trade and Customs
JR. Bagnall
Patents Office
W Wade
Department of the Interior
L. Bain
C. Parker
Home Guard
Why Crete Was Lost Appalling Lack of Unified Command
Secretary of the Navy Col Knox told aircraft industry reps that British defeats in the Mediterranean were due to a lack of unified command. He said the unity failure was appalling and helped cause Crete’s loss. He argued the war would be decided by naval power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Col
Knox
Mediterranean
United States
Farewell to Sir Geoffrey Whiskord at Canberra Club
Canberra Club members hosted a farewell for Sir Geoffrey Whiskord with a presentation by President W. Harvey. Sir Geoffrey, a popular three year member, thanked the group and noted his duty lies in England as he leaves Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey
Saltiem
W. Ua. Harvis
Sir Geoffrey
Harrie
Je Long
Harris
Canberra
England
Secret holes golf event aids bombing relief fund
Royal Canberra Golf Associates held a hidden holes competition yesterday to raise funds for the British Bombing Relief Fund. Over 50 associates participated and about 1 shilling 5d was collected for the fund. A grade winner was Mrs Downes and B grade winner was Mrs Thornber.
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Rel Fund
Downes
Thornber
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