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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
2
Fragmented report from London outlining Labour Party vote defeat by the Geminvoise Party with 600 to 712000 results, plus war cabinet moves, Allied arrivals, earthquakes in California, and unrelated notices about production and conservation efforts in Sydney and Alaska.
Fremantle electorate sees Bir AH Bracke and PT Lee contesting the National Party selection. Bracke is a 42 year old from the Princes? Victoria era, with ties to War Funds and the Returned Soldiers League. The report notes party positions, ministerial mentions, and broader electoral context across multiple regions.
The King’s North Africa tour underscored Allied superiority and boosted morale among British and American forces. His talks with General Eisenhower and the investiture honored the roles of Allied leaders in the North African campaign, signaling resolve beyond Europe.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a high level official event at Medes Town Hall with mentions of the Governor General Lord, a Penadmiral GC, Captain LB Benne, and Lady Gowri attended by Mion Phyilin Barkinson during a two day event related to the War Service program.
A bishop was enthroned in Wangaratta with ceremony held in Melbourne. The event featured church leaders and attendees including Hart and Hine, marking a significant ecclesiastical appointment. Public welcome and address noted, with the new bishop described as taking duties amid regional church activities.
Reports from the Tricea Cominaden or fret Copland Heania announce wholesale and retail price increases for beef, mutton, and veal, with a general rise of about 4d. Pork and arom will also advance for the winter supply. The adjustments apply to all regions except Queenland and Western Australia. Prices vary by cut and weight range, and the案 leader notes a later price schedule.
The Canberra meeting backed expanded prophylactic centres and school health education to combat venereal disease. It urged a nationwide campaign, extended medical and nursing staff, and a focus on moral restraint, with an educational scheme to be prepared by the Commonwealth Health Department.
Wreckage believed to be from a Catalina aircraft was found near Auckland. Report notes Prime Minister Franory haunted Chitsevin as crews and AnighL paowtigers of the Catalina effort chased evasive leads. Debris suggests a mid air impact with the sea.
Fragmentary OCR describes rising meat output and a tightening supply chain across regions including Sumter and nearby areas. Mentions wares, timing, and implied shortages amid seasonal demand, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
A lengthy analysis from agricultural officials argues Argentina's beef sector may peak and decline after wars. It cites land use, export demand, and public schemes intended to stabilize production, noting imports of technology and capital flows from Britain and Australia. The piece highlights Brazil as a leading example of policy progress in South America.
A sprawling report on national health policy outlines maternity and infant care strategies, with references to the Minister for Health and various committees. It notes planned evaluations, proposed hospital and clinic measures, and calls for continuity of record keeping amid emerging health initiatives.
The Opposition attacks Prime Minister Curtin for stating Australia faced no invasion risk. Deputies press for clarity on government information while Curtin defends his remarks amid a tense climate. Analysts warn against overreaction as Australia strengthens defense with potential manpower and industrial boosts.
A governor general issued awards for gallant service in New Guinea. The honors include Military Medal and Distinguished Conduct for captains, lieutenants, sergeants, corporals, and privates across Port Melbourne, Wellington, Brisbane, and Queensland units. The citations note bravery in action during operations against Japanese forces and emphasize distinguished conduct in the New Guinea theater.
Reports say Mr Curtin's health and travel plans cloud his attendance at the Union Convention. A medical adviser notes improvement but no decision on travel to Melbourne for the weekend gathering. If unable to attend, Deputy Prime Minister Ward may preside and inaugurate petitions from the party.
Fragmented report notes Nazi executions and public hostility as Dutch resistance grows. It mentions cinema reopenings and moving public gatherings, with scattered references to Germany and London. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
A wartime dispatch reports Premier Curtin asserting Japan remains on the defensive in the Western Pacific as Allied forces press to limit gains from New Guinea to Northern Australia. The correspondent notes cautious public optimism about curbing Japanese advance and anticipates continued Allied pressure.
A wartime press conference reported by Twesday notes a looming crude oil shortage in the United States. The Rust Controller Mr Ickes warned that by year end production may lag behind exports and imports, affecting California and broader areas.
The government announced it will seize control of the shipyards following a broad workers strike across Quebec. Labor leaders demanded faster action while companies were given four hours to respond, but extended the deadline as workers pressed for resolution. The move underscores ongoing labor tensions and government intervention in industry.
A confusing legacy notes the Cohenw in pews and a week of events. Mentions of Argiol and Kaw Suplalir Yarnan Cohen arise with obscure places and titles. Capt. Cowen is cited as a dangerous figure in a quelling of unrest.
A jury in the high court at Melbourne failed to agree on a verdict in a case tied to a William Archie enochnt offence. The session concluded with a note of the read verdict and a scheduling for further proceedings.
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