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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
4
The report states appeals related to wheat quotas will close on June 30. The chair of the Embilisation Committee, MP, hinted that provisions remain in force until then and expressed hope for a favorable outcome for the petitioners led by J J. Fereen.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a Returned Soldiers Act with references to Brinch Noten and Protaras of te AC Y Ofr. The text mentions consent, personnel, Commonwealth Board, and authority. Overall the fragment hints at a wartime veterans act including military personnel, with unclear details and misread names.
A report outlines landlords enforcing new rules amid disputes over water supply cuts and rent collection. Cases describe tenants facing service withdrawals, with courts hearing thrash and attempts to secure full payment. Officials anticipate a Rear Commissioner and state deputies appointment soon.
A partial readable fragment notes an organized push related to a factory in wartime materials. The text mentions Wednesday and an IEC application process, but the full context and parties remain unclear due to damaged lines. The fragment hints at procedural steps tied to wartime production and regulatory oversight.
A damaged wartime text notes owners of licensed cars should change oil more often due to slower miles and reduced driving. Tests with a car under a 3 mph speed limit and petrol rationing showed 20 percent water accumulation in the sump, with engine bearing wear rising and valves remaining quiet, while temperatures stayed high and water removal proved uneven.
Fragmentary text references views on female labor figures and a Congress plan. Mentions court act and nearly all female labor deemed unrelated. Lacks clear subjects, dates, or outcomes to form a complete news item.
Monday in AYDNEY the Primary Pressers' Union chairman Mr X Gideon stated that the dairying industry award does not cover share farmers. Judge Kelly ruled a share farmer is not an employee unless they employ labor, in which case they become an employer, with dementia provisions and related arrangements noted as not arbitrarily set by wart time authorities.
Sheepskin values largely held with minor shifts in the Sydney sale week. Prices for various grades show small advances and declines, with best hare skins achieving up to 69 shillings per dozen and fox furs trading around established ranges. Multiple damaged lots noted, while prime sorts and hides appear steady amid cautious trade.
A fragmentary market note lists livestock and commodities with prices such as lambs at 18 shillings 9 pence, cows from 8 to 14 pounds, and various goods priced in old currency. The text shows general market movement and rate ranges for 1900 era trade.
The court heard confusion in a police appeal case with defendants reduced to seven, statements by witnesses and defendants, and Beddew describing the plea as guilty. The record notes a bond release after the plea, with garbled phrases and unclear proceedings.
In Perth on Monday acting on last week’s deckion breadopermalves addressed day-baking conditions. Work began at 6 08 am with crews to collect fall rage and return 30 to the hold. Trust unit wages were discussed and bonus deliveries of broke Wire occurred that morning amid no evidence of shortages in supplies.
Brisbane engineers and wiremen voted for a strike at midnight Friday over a proposed £1 weekly pay rise. The delay in approval would have paralysed the power house. the men notified the Industrial Court of their intention to strike.
A statement from Mr. Pi MLA claims the Prices Commissioner had access to every taxpayer’s return. The Deputy Commissioner of Taxation, Mr. Highes, notes that information exchange was specifically provided for under the Tax Assessment Act. The fragmented OCR text suggests an inquiry into documented assertions about tax return access.
Sydney dispatch reports catastrophic war tolls with millions killed and tens of millions homeless in China as Japan conflict intensifies. Officials cite famine and disruption, noting comparisons to past famines while urging aid and political action.
Lottery No. 40 drawn today reveals first prize No. 18802 holding by J. Donovan at THO Queen Btrvet Wollabra. Second prize No. B28 tied to Two Pale Syndicate Ko Psandora with address 33 Hamilton Street Dapto HOSTILIVE DESTROYED. Third prize No. 42,788 linked to Lucky Be MELBOURNE Syndicate Geo. Rootes 41 Maynard. Fourth prize No. 4888 You and T 4. an injury noted during a fencing schooling incident at O Mara Street Maynard Moonee Valley. Lottery No. 960 will be drawn on next Wednesday.
A fragmented report notes ongoing conflict in Congo amid shortages and displacement. Details mention multiple factions, tentative dates, and humanitarian concerns, with sources citing Mahe and local observers. The piece underscores rising tension and calls for aid.
Fragmentary report states a lieutenant was acquitted by court martial after an investigation into equipment involvement. The full details are unclear due to damaged text, but the outcome indicates exoneration. Further clarifying information or a complete transcription is needed for precise context.
Analyzed figures show petroleum products forming a small yet significant share of total value. Data indicates a dated assessment around 1045, with notes on crude and refined products, and a claimed MAR 553,00 aggregate. The text discusses long term cost structures and potential price comparisons amid limited demand assumptions.
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