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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1943
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various terms like Jockey Clubs and a date 30 Tear with scattered names and phrases. The readable content is too incomplete to identify people, places, or a coherent event. The piece appears to be a damaged news snippet or notice with no clear summary of events.
A garbled list outlines a dog race draw with numerous misread names and vague locations. The text mentions districts, owners, and potential contenders including Cash France Sawer and High Cheetah among others, but many words are unreadable and inconsistent.
A garbled postwar style item notes race conditions in Sydney with mentions of referees and a ban lifting debate. It references Byilney alderman Bartley and a telegraph to the Prime Minister about support for the Australian Comforts Fund. The PM set to decide on further restriction changes amid calls for action.
A garbled national football note lists players with many misread names and stray characters. The fragment mentions tools, Anderson, Barker, Donnelly, Watt, and others, but no coherent lineup, team pairing, or event details.
Two matches scheduled at Dun srgon Oval with RAAF teams and Canberra opposition. Details mention times 145 pm and 218 pm, and names Mr HL Jemieann and Mr A Casey. Venue listed as Duntroon Stadt with mid week fixtures noted.
The report notes a Sydney event with University versus Barton, listed umpires Gordon Owens and players Grimes Cheeks Gram Bald Carmichael Dawson and others. Forfeits noted, teams tied to Fairbairn Teend Adameon Barton Cleaver Chapman Mendelson Saunders MEN. Widespread uncertainty due to OCR errors.
The readable portion lists several horse or contestant handicaps and selections by Robehill, including names like Anne, Brome Orchid, Mer anto, Creme Putt, and Gad. The fragmentary text also mentions second biv and various handicap labels with unclear associations.
Melbourne dispatch reports wounded soldiers arriving by stretcher. Medical teams attended to the injured as they were moved to treatment sites, with priority given to the most gravely afflicted. The report notes ongoing military medical logistics and transport to field hospitals.
A fragmented report notes miners protesting a military call up amid recent unrest. The scene references coal fields and tension in the region, with mentions of workers and local entities, though specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Melbourne dispatch reports the Labour Minister intends to confer with the Min Mater for Aviation to discuss action securing uniform pay for women engaged in small arms production. The Arbitration Court had ruled different rates were paid for times of female workers.
Reports from Friday describe renewed efforts by the Metal Trades Employers Association to obtain court orders forcing a war factory to resume operations. The dispute centers on non-union workers and government action, with remarks by Mrs Cassidy and Mrs McLeod, and pro-prosecution rhetoric from Mr Hughes highlighting alleged disloyalty and national danger.
The Labour Minister for Melbourne criticized the lack of spare parts and servicing factories for wireless receivers. A survey showed 174 idle receiver sets and calls for a practical solution to supply dismantled units and support distribution, highlighting worker and retailer concerns.
Mrs Norris Woods says she does not know who shot her acquaintance in a Wootoo house last night. The injured woman, 38, was found in a distressed state with a stomach wound. Police report no immediate suspect and the case is referred to the Central Court with later directions pending.
Stoney Friday Broderick Himmler was released on a good behaviour bond by Judge Bartoli after a deb pate incident involving an indecent act with a boy. The judge cited medical reports noting health issues and referenced his wartime experiences to justify leniency.
Friday draw results listed with prizes and winners. Third prize No 30481 goes to Mae’s Pott with ticket holder M Melherany at 30 Robert Brrest Jenmand. Fourth prize No 0050 awarded to Mrs Lily Macritt at 00 Rourke Bivec Darlinghurst. Lottery will be drawn again Monday morning.
A midcentury health note argues Australians consume excess meat with a recommended average daily portion of eight ounces. It urges lean cuts for children, promotes alternative protein sources, and offers tips to stretch meat through daily menus and cooking methods. It stresses conserving meat, using scraps in soups and stews, and planning meals to reduce waste.
A Canberra high event draws attention as inter school tots face scrutiny. Notable figures include Bat Stenhoust of the Institute of Ace tervie with remarks by Mr RM Bry and others. The piece details preparations, timings, and dietary notes for the event and related demonstrations at the slopes Park.
A merger unites the Munitions Workers Union with the Arms, Hoses and Munitions Federation and the Industrial Court union to form the Munitions Union. The deal is described as one of the largest in Australian trade history, encompassing about 100 090 members.
Sydney Friday report notes the plumber strike at two docks ended with workers deciding to resume duties on Monday amid uncertainty over ongoing labor actions and potential future disputes at sea yards and related facilities.
Friday Justice Taylor of the Industrial Commission presided over a joint appeal by the National Union of Railwaymen and related groups. The case questions the refusal to allow amalgamation, with arguments presented by representatives of the unions and the Department of Mines and Roads.
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