Gribbley Couple Welcome Beverley Grace at Canberra
A daughter Beverley Grace was born to Mr and Mrs T N Gribbley at Canberra Hospital on June 20. The birth announces a family addition in Canberra.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1940
Page
2
National Government Feasibility Urged by Premier Mair
Albury Saturday night Premier Mair urged political unity and said a National Government is still possible to sustain Australia’s maximum war effort. He warned against political sectionalism and highlighted the need for sacrifice and a strong war effort, praising Australia’s momentum in national defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albury
Mair
Australia
National War Council
Bowling Club Singles Draw At Canberra Despite Cold Weather
Canberra Club bowlers faced chilly conditions on Saturday with multiple teams competing. Munahan led a winning quartet including Somerville Cooper Chubb Monahan, while Weatherston Peters and May Hoilgaon posted notable scores in a long singles match lasting two hours and 35 ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Munahan
Somerville
Cooper
Chubb
Monahan
I Wethersley
Adamson
Cook
Cottingham
Rantee Marshall
Fleming
Gray
Whiteford
Prust
Stafford
de Ville
Francis
Hepaeus Dignayn
Hammersey
Ellen
G Courtander
Peters
Weatherston
Warwick
McKinstry
Lott
Bryan
May Hoilgaon
Galbraith
Hargraves
Bale
Rain
Mee Burchell
Heyes
Chap Ie ‘Bervice
Public Service
Odgson
Brack
Weather Summary for Canberra on Saturday
Weather data shows barometer readings from 9 am and 8 pm at 80.28 and 36.19 inches. Temperatures reach a maximum around 47.4 degrees with a low near 19 degrees on grass, winds from NW to NW, and additional readings for Banday with 30.46 to 30.38 inches, 37 degrees max, and 21.3 degrees on grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Banday
N.W
New Government in Estonia Restores Order
A new government formed in Estonia has begun restoring order, with police securing Tallinn public buildings and private residences as workers engage in state activities. The move aims to stabilize governance and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeenkaes
Tallin Castle
Soodriet
Pacific Status Quo Assertion From Washington
A Washington report states Mr Cor delia answered questions by saying the United States seeks to keep the Pacific status quo. The remark reflects U S policy stance amid ongoing regional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
For State
Cordelia
United States
Pacific
Governor Attends Ceremony With Sydney Ties
A high official attended a public event connected to Sydney interests, with presence noted by attendees and local press. Details describe the ceremony and involved figures while omitting sensitive or graphic content.
British Night Air Raids Hurt German Losses and Damages
The report details Allied air activity over Germany and the English coast with RAF bombers targeting Luftwaffe airfields and factories, while German raids on England caused fires and damage at oil tanks, ports, and airports. British fighters claimed hits on aircraft plants at Cassel and Gottingen, with casualties and equipment losses noted by German and British sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tima
England
Thames
Humber
High Command
Billingham
Air Ministry
Germany
R.A.F
West Germany
Bootbers
Mumerauy
Cassel
Rothemburg
Gottingen
Hamburg
Huntlosen
Krupp Ironworks
Essen
France Faces Possible New Government In Colonies
The piece discusses opposition in France to capitulation and the potential formation of a new government in the colonies. It covers Marshal Petain’s armistice stance, British Prime Minister Churchill’s warnings, and the options for continuing the war or surrendering metropolitan France. It notes German and Italian roles and the Russian Baltic occupation context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Great Britain
Marshal Petain
Germany
Spain
United Kingdom
Briain
Mr. Churchill
Britain
Baltic States
Ruasis
France's Day of Dishonour and Britain's Resolve
A critical wartime column condemns France's armistice with Germany at Bordeaux as a betrayal of Britain France and pledges renewed British effort to uphold freedom. It warns that lasting peace depends on all nations aiding resistance beyond Europe and avoiding a new day of dishonour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Britain
Bordeaux
London
Italy
Europe
Hitler
Mediterranean
Paris
Bren Gun Output Beyond Early Plans
Sydney report says criticism of Australian Bren gun construction is unfounded. The Department of Munitions notes production sped up well beyond initial targets and includes three types of machine guns. In recent weeks output nearly doubled with plans to raise production further, requiring over 70 000 tools gauges jigs and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Department of Munitions
Hmite
Spender Favored for Australian Ambassador Post
Sunday report says Treasurer Mr Spender not an applicant for the Japan ambassadorship but receives support from a Cabinet faction. He declined to discuss the matter. Political circles argue his advice would benefit Australia more than Tokyo, while Sir John Latham could head the East mission as Chief Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Mr. Spender
Japan
Spender
Australia
Tokyo
High Court
Sir John Latham
East
American Naval Expansion Debate Drags Into Convention
Fragmentary text indicates discussion on naval expansion in Washington tied to the Republican convention. Ambiguous names and dates prevent precise details, but the piece suggests political maneuvering around military funding and strategy.
Grecian Pact With Ogimary Progress Report
A report outlines the progress of German Greece commercial pacts bearing contemplation. It notes ongoing negotiations and the potential impact on relations and trade between Germany and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gation
Interest Free Loans Lift NSW Totals
Stoney reports loans totaling £35,280 were issued yesterday, lifting New South Wales total to £1,715,530 interest free. Gifts to the War Fund add £218, raising the state total to £134,084.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney
New South
War Refuge for English Children Hinted by MP
British Conservative MP Ronald Robinson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States might shelter thousands of English children as war looms in England. He urged rapid action to evacuate before it's too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Robinson
House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
England
Robinson
New Zealand Minister Sullivan Visits Australia on Military Mission
New Zealand Minister for Supply D Sullivan visits Australia this week to discuss munitions supply and military equipment with Sir Frederick Stewart and Prime Minister Menzies. He will accompany Stewart to Melbourne on Monday and attend War Cabinet meetings. Details of potential deals with Commonwealth authorities remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
D. Sullivan
Australia
Sir Frederick Stewart
Menzies
Sullivan
Frederick Stewart
Melbourne
Melbourne On Monday and Will Be Present While the War Cabinet
Dominion
Commonwealth
Canada mobilises industrial resources in war emergency
Ottawa reports government war powers apply to labour relations to speed up production in war industries. The plan urges more shifts, fair wages, health measures, and arbitration to prevent strikes. Parliament may adjourn briefly but remain ready for emergencies as cabinet changes are planned for Labour and War Services posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Earl of Athlone
Canada
Senate
Melg
Mackengle King
Tom Moore
Labour
John McConnel
Montreal “Star
War Services
New Munition Plant Planned for Victoria Location
Government planners outline a new explosives and filling factory for the Munitions Department to start soon at a cost of several millions. Discussions have occurred between Director General Essington Lewis and Newcastle heavy industry executives. The site is not yet announced beyond confirmed location in Victoria and the project will employ thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Munitions Department
Essington Lewis
Newcastle
Victoria
Evacuated children to be placed with private guardians in Australia
The Minister for the Interior Senator Fall announced in a Sunday broadcast that on arrival at Australian ports British and Allied evacuated children would be handled by state representatives for accommodation. Private agencies would ensure guardianship obligations are honoured by recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydney
Senator Fall
Ees
Industrial capacity survey under way in Adelaide
The State Chamber of Manufacturers conducts a survey of Australia’s industrial war capacity. Over 100 engineering firms are supplying data to build a record of capabilities and available capacity for timely tabulation by early cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Australia
State Chamber of Manufacturers
Informat
Japanese Annoyed With America
Tokyo reports anger over United States stance as Stimson moves seen as anti Japanese. Papers forecast tougher U S posture and an armed diplomacy toward Japan. Italy Japan and Manchukuo sign a new trade agreement on exchanges and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mr. Stimson
States Cabinet
United States
Ranki
Japan
Orient
Hochi
Italy
Manchukuo
Britain Calls Up More Men in 1910 Registration Drive
The 1910 class and those reaching 20 between May 26 and June are registered across Britain for military service. About 330,000 men are expected, raising total registrations to 2,800,000. Four more classes will be registered in July, pushing total to about four million, subject to occupation reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Raumanian Unity and Cairo Talks Highlight Global Briefs
King Carol appeals for unity at home as Egyptian leaders meet in Cairo to discuss a broad unity among parties including Maher Pasha. Ernest Bevin wins unopposed in London for Central Wandworth, while chatter grows of a new large loan. Jean Batten serves with the Red Cross aiding ambulances in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Farouk
Premitri Maher Pasha
Jean Batten
RED Cross
Ney
Jean
Ix Willl
France
Bel
Appeatos
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