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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
4
Air Transport Goods Service For N Territory Torn Tol
A brief notice reports air transport and goods service adjustments for the north territory. Details indicate a temporary disruption or reorganization affecting shipments and routes. Officials urge customers to monitor advisories and expect updated schedules and potential delays.
British plan to ship war stocks via Northern Territory air route
Ambitious proposal seeks to establish an air service from Barkley Tablelands through Young Travent to move war stocks and meats to distribution centers. Government ministers discuss private investment, potential subsidies, and contact with Commonwealth authorities to evaluate a formal project for fast transport to the Northern Territory.
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Barkley
Young Travnet
H- Jerive
Ecards
Baya Areil
Canberra
Boland
GGA
Hi Invest Pation
Connell
Metiwen
Ivestle Inn
North ‘Territory
Willy Poured
Kure
Lhos
New Guinea
Fentren
Ar. Connells
Artlun
Withack
Northern Territory
Slckwen
Commonwealth Comentaatorier
Gaban
Mantel
Nmluee
Lavalianie
Tmge
Helmiteh
Brongn
Parliament delays banking reform shadowed by recess
A parliamentary report criticizes the slow banking reform process, noting repeated government delays and shortened sittings. It calls for early resumption of sessions to pass necessary legislation and avoid further budget and works program holds. The piece contrasts Canberra’s approach with examples from the Americas.
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Lexwletion
Distine
Aiton
Canberra
Reirmen
Congress
Reialans
Americas
Badcock in Form for Century at Lords
A fragmentary report covers Badcock in form as Lord’s cricket rounds feature the Australia versus England match. It notes slow bowling by Australia’s bowlers, Ward and Brown, and mentions Chipperfield and Yardley. The second day at Lord’s highlights spin’s impact and the evolving Australian batting, with Smith’s injury and the test series continuing at Trent Bridge.
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Fardiey
Valantine
Brown
Bonnet
Paynter
Compton
Chapmay
Nonfon
Yardley
Australien
Cambridge
Ulm Sunahlie
Tt Wom
Rees Smith
Hin Weint
Fingletan
Tinske
Aeu
Australia
Loris
Ex-S.Ms Claim for Pension In Australian Inquiry
Sydney Friday report on Hedward Alfred Alay a former stipendiary magistrate seeking about £2000 from the state government in a jury session at Cuusen Comet way. He contends he is entitled to two thirds of his average annual salary for three years before retirement. The Attorney General argues the case hinges on whether he was an officer under the Civil Service Act of 1484. The hearing was adjourned.
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Mie
Maning
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Frost
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Heath
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Nat
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Stewart
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Mortgage Bankers oppose mortgage terms in Australia report
The article references mortgage bank positions on home loan terms, citing McCabe, Meyer, and Chipperfield, and notes that facilities for mortgages are considered adequate by private and public bodies. It mentions a Commonwealth Bank with power to regulate loans to primary producers and small businesses, while White is described as being entertained in London.
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Auatralea
Ingleton
Stepmenaon
Macs
Tnioe - Browne Valenting
Hammond
White
London
Mad Hatters Ball Draws 500 Dancers At Canberra Hotel
About 500 dancers filled the ballroom at Hotel Canberra for the annual Mad Hatters Ball. Guests included numerous named attendees from the local social circle, with music and dancing continuing through the evening as organizers reported a lively, well attended event.
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Hotel Canberra
Canberra
Poyeon
Flying boat trip awaits Australian broadcast plans
An Australian girl Muriel Howlett is set to announce by radio from London on when the flying boat to Australia will depart. The report notes commentary plans and questions around broadcast arrangements and personnel involved in the coming journey.
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London
Thuralay
Muriel Howlett
Srot
Aueralia
BAC
Martel
Australian minister recalls wartime comrades at cafe shooting
London dispatch reports Australian Minister for Cus lina Mr White recounts memories of wartime comrades and a cafe shooting near Lie Cafe Boyd. The inner circle planned the event, with Yeats frown observing Mr White’s involvement. Captured near ly, Mr White’s reminiscences include a quest at Chantly Camy.
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London
Thurmiag
Mr. White
Eael Worms
Parliament debates supply and appropriation bills in Canberra
A parliamentary session discusses the Appropriation Bill and related supply measures. Ministers signal plans to introduce billets on male capital for territories, with references to naval pensions, taxation provisions, and committee progress on four new clauses amid cross‑party pushback over timelines and costs.
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Lyons
Rome
Outworker pay and hospital relief sparks parliamentary debate
In Canberra the debate centers on outworker wages and a proposed hospital relief plan. Colonel Mir Donald Cameron and other officials argue the measure targets social protection, while opponents demand clearer employment guarantees and affordable health coverage. Economic aims collide with medical service funding as amendments are discussed and votes loom.
Prime Minister denies North West Front bombings claim
In the House of Commons Mr Arthur Menderson pressed Labour on whether Britain would approve bombing North West Front and other areas. Mr Chamberlain stated the government never sanctions independent war operations unless a legitimate path to peace exists and warned against reckless bombing.
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London
Houe of Commons
Arthur Menderson
Labour
Chamberlain
Wvan
Venable
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