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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 18, 1945

Page

3

American POWs Freed After Bataan and Corregidor

General MacArthur announced that 18,009 American prisoners captured on Bataan and Corregidor have been found alive while 280 are officially reported dead. A large portion of the survivors are believed to be en route to Japan or Formosa, with many in poor health.

Manila Ral MacArthur Bataan Corrigidor Japan

Return of Religion in Canberra Churches Sermon Highlights

In Canberra churches a revival message emphasizes unity and spiritual renewal. The Rev Dr and church leaders quote testimonies on faith, patience, and the purpose of God for Australia, urging forgiveness, Christian unity, and a sense of national destiny grounded in religious duty.

Mdusaulay Alfie Americus Jmytthia Australia Ben Wiakih Agatralla

Readers' Views on Canberra Bus Service Sparks Debate

Readers voice strong opinions on Sunday bus service in Canberra, recalling a proposal to run a 5.40 pm train from Queanbeyan and the District Superintendent of Railways report. The Transport Workers Union and Trades and Labour Council weigh in, with drivers and public welfare debated amid congestion, coordination, and timetable adjustments.

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Trial of Poles at Moscow Opens Tomorrow

From Moscow a dispatch says the Russian Government invites allied embassies to witness the trial of Poles charged with diversionary acts inside the Red Army. The trial will commence tomorrow.

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ACT Rugby Team Set for St George Clash at Manuka Oval

ACT rugby side confident after naming a youthful forward pack led by Bill Cerutt in their lineup to face St George at Manuka Oval. Coach notes youth and weight as key advantages against a heavy visiting pack, aiming to repeat a previous upset performance.

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Canberra Bowlers Visit Corrimal on South Coast

Fifty Canberra Bowling Club members toured Corrimal on Saturday. The Canberra rink, led by Gordon Bargent, faced Corrimal with Cottingham scoring in a clash described as tight before Corrimal gained the edge. Canberra players head to Wallamang Club today.

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YOW.G.A. Teams at Newcastle

YOW.G.A. from Canberra TCWCA played Newcastle games with mixed results. A basketball loss followed by a draw and a separate match where Canbyeas defeated Newcastle, led by Duncan with 17 and Clarke with 4. Ruths added 10 points, Haeriae had 7 points.

Newcastle Bunday Teo Canberra Tcwca Vinitrd Nowcnade

Country Riley League Sets Transfer Fee Scheme

Sydney Sunday report notes the Country Riley League plans a transfer fee scheme to monitor country players moving to Sydney clubs. The division agreed at the league meeting held in June 1940.

Sydney

Wetland beauty product promises youth and charm

An advertisement mix extols Charmoran Crème Charmoran as a secret to restore youthful skin. It claims the cream smooths and brightens, tests a cold winter wind, and touts a long lasting powder selection. The copy emphasizes new charm and a certain youthful touch.

Andrea Cee Intel Stary Amyer

Woy Woy asks aid for missing Robin May crew

In a fog of weather and distress signals a bottle message from the ship Robin May writes of wreckage near Bind Island and crew in peril. Doctors are named among the feared missing as RAF and sea patrols search the coast between Noruh Slat and Catherine Hill Bay. Dr Ian Collins is noted as the survivor.

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X Ray Film Shortage Tied to Allied Supply Gaps

Sunday report notes a shortage of X-ray film due to disrupted Allied supply chains. Senator Ashley explains the Commonwealth government bears no fault, citing manufacturing gaps in Allied nations and a 90 percent shortfall across the pool. Australia’s share remains uncertain as officials assess contingencies.

Aydney Allied Coun Irten Ashley Commonwealth Australia

Woman charged with murder in Melbourne case

Police report Joan Beaumont of Windsor entered Windsor Police Station at 1:30 am and confessed to shooting Joan Varney at Bairnsdale. Beaumont allegedly claimed years of dispute with Varney, who she said fled indoors. Varney later died. Beaumont has been charged with the murder of Varney.

Melbourne Joan Beaumont Windsor Windor C. Have Joe Tom Joan Varays Bairnsdale Beaumont Varney Boen Nein Uney Varmiy Regumant Varnry

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