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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
2
Funeral notice honoring Ivy clan member Toy Prances, a loving mother, who passed away June 15. Siblings and extended family share fading memories and pledge to remember her spirit in Heaven. Funeral details not fully clear due to OCR.
A London report notes aircraft output rose from 1 430 in to 20 283 last year perjr Stafford Cripps but cautions the figures are not a complete production record. Separate dispatches mention King Leopold and Sydney housing plans, with shortages and allocations amid postwar economic concerns.
Excellency the Lady Gowrie and Mrs Aumlarsoay attended a luncheon with the Society of Women Writers and later toured George V Memorial Hospital. The event featured references to training college activities and local district tours, with remarks on community efforts and wartime service.
The piece argues Australia’s view of Canada has shifted from preferring trade to valuing human relations and shared wartime bonds. It highlights increased Canadian-Australian cooperation, the role of high commissioners, and mutual aid that deepens ties beyond commerce.
A Wednesday notice from the Home Fleet in London announces Adina Big Hoey Booth as Commander in Chief in succession to Admiral Framer, with Jas Beet serving as acting rank.
The article reports British MP Forde and Government officials discussing coal production and rationing to support the war effort. They acknowledge stock concerns but aim to avert broader shortages by boosting output while Parliament reviews policy and ministerial actions.
A wartime World War II era message from Prime Minister Winston Churchill on United Nations Day urges global unity. The address emphasizes collective effort to defeat the powers of evil, warning that division would lead to ruin and stressing the need for steadfast resolve to achieve victory.
A senator faces health concerns and has been ordered to complete rest. Reports say Tang ey has been worried over a father’s deteriorating condition and that her own condition is not serious.
The death occurred Tuesday night at Ain home Forrest of Mr Adaim Ingraaa aged 86. A native of Aburdews Inland, he lived in Duntee before moving to Australia in 1098. He worked as a contractor in Canberrs building industry and was a founder member of the Canberret Congregational Church. Survived by a widow and two sons Flying Officer tan Ingram and another son. Life in air operations in Tunisia in November 1943. Funeral from Raid Moibodiat Cwareh to Canberra General Cemetery after a short service.
A chaotic fragment reports a cook strike in Brisbane with a conference held to discuss and report on essential temper requirements. The cooks plan to meet tomorrow to receive a conference report.
Acting Prime Minister Mr. Farde reviewed a committee report presented by First Report. Abbott Country Party member for New England refused to view the report. The document hints at minor changes and recommends minor rational measures, with few witnesses.
The Department of the Interior advised on June 13 the decision not to sell the Yarralumia wool shed. Mr D W Cargill stated that disputes remained and that withdrawal requests had been considered, with the shed not sold as in previous years.
The Prime Minister Curtin is set for an all Australian broadcast from Canberra on his return to Australia. The planned message will cover wartime progress and reflect on the Allies while abroad.
Military awards announced list includes Lieutenant Frederick John Norns of Cheltenham Kensington and Mergeant James Awnander sutho pon Trentham with the Military Medal. Corporal Henry Albart Tremation of Ardmone Vie and Warrant Officer Kennein wit em Kya of Brightnore Bands MNBWi also recognized. Private Thomas Herbert Griffins of Coblatun via Wallangong is listed.
Wing-Commander Dale received the Distinguished Service Order for outstanding service in wartime operations with Northern Command. His leadership and organizational skill aided operations in New Guinea and contributed to successful air force duties under active combat conditions.
London report recounts a posthumous George Cross awarded to Private John Mix of the Light Infantry. He warned comrades of an armed grenade, sacrificed his life when it exploded, saving others despite fatal injuries.
London Wadnester reports that a third Bar to the 0.8.0 has been awarded, making four awards of the Orier won by Captain Frederick Walker.
The Minister for Information Mr Calwell stated he had no part in negotiations with press representatives. He described the press as representing owners and managers and warned against any implied agreements while stressing equality and universal access in government offices. The exchange followed tense moments with Acting Prime Minister and later discussions in Canberra about press relations and funding from private organizations.
Warlington reports a House Military Affairs Committee inquiry found failures in command during a pact with a German born contractor and noted warnings ignored by an officer at Pearl Harbour. Colonel Thoman Wyman faced accusations of arrogance and misconduct. he had received the DSM for prior service, with the committee calling for some action.
Chungking dispatch reports renewed Japanese advances threatening key junctions in Langhoal and Chall TOTS area. Chinese communique claims heavy Japanese losses and counter moves near Haakon canal, with forces north of Lampitag and Chaingming engaged as other units block southern push toward Chaingming.
The readable segments describe a convoluted historical note with names such as Pierre de Chavigny and Aamiattse, mentioning regions and meetings. The source is garbled and fails to present a coherent event or outcome.
The Times reports four governments in London informed the provisional government of Fryoch Rapabile. Belgian and Lanémburg ministers presented letters of recognition to the provisional government’s representative. The Couch Minister noted his government would not acknowledge the rival authorities.
Dietmar warns that Germany is moving toward a large scale conflict as Allied forces push toward Normandy. He claims German command plans to flood the front with troops and materiel if needed, and notes the strategic situation near the bridgehead and artillery ranges. He cites Russian General Bar and says Montgomery assembled only half his force.
Report describes female snipers among German troops with a claim of a woman killing allied soldiers. Townsfolk allegedly drove her from a town after capture and she reportedly planned to plead with authorities. An American guard mentions a German girl, 29, captured at port, and a comment on wary handling of prisoners.
Congress completed action establishing a program for veterans to receive aid for rehabilitation. The plan covers tuition and subsistence, with up to 900 dollars yearly for tuition and 60 dollars a month for living costs, repayable over 90 years. Eligibility requires war service and discharge under certain conditions.
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