Stabilisation Talks Planned for Wheat Industry Review
Canberra reports a national conference on stabilising the wheat industry to review the acquisition scheme. Minister Cameron said state representatives would be invited to share views and cooperate in producing for Britain. Other topics include marketing and reviews of agricultural country relations.
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Ultural Council
Canberra
Nelny
Urialng
Alen
Cameron
Britain
Bes
Women Form Australian National Service to Aid War Effort
A town hall gathering heard Lady Gowrie outline aims of a new Women’s Australian National Service, with 10 000 women present and Dame Enid Lyons urging recruits. The group will coordinate women’s war work and fill roles left by men on service.
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Pee Rydney
Pee AY
Australian National Servicen
Town Hall
Lady Gowrie
Lana
Enid Lyons
Women's Auxiliary
On the Air Today Schedule Details
Radio programming list featuring Essential Services News Music Talk and devotional segments. Includes performances by Sydney Orchestra and various choirs with schedule blocks across morning to night. Local news from The Canberra Times and Goulburn Perap Poot noted.
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T.B.C
Chilron
Scotland
Idwa Jenkins
Laurence Macaulay
Nevile Cardus
A.b.c. Light Opera Company
A.B.C
Fisher-Simpson and
John F. Peters
National Military
Gariber
Inter Lll
George Farwell
Station One
Sydney
Signm Ndea
Premiat
Sydney Lactica
Zirani
The
Lorraines
Zena Moller
Bennie Goodman
W. A. Farmer
Chuc
Close
Rameay 2Fc
Neam
Canberra Times
Goulburn
France blames Britain over Bordeaux surrender stance
The Bordeaux capitulation prompted French reproaches toward Britain for not providing enough military aid. British naval and air forces are praised for their role, while France accepts armistice terms that hand vast coastal areas to Germany and Italy. The French National Committee in London is framed as a French-led initiative under General de Gaulle, not a British puppet.
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Bordeaux
Britain
Hitler
Royal Air Force
Europe
Meuse
France
Atlantic
Spain
Italy
Ramis
Germany
Tay
London
General de Gaulle
de Gaulle
War Council Row Sparks Navy Minister Clash
Melbourne Tuesday. Navy Minister Cameron opposed a national war council urged by the Labour Party in Melbourne. He said Labour must join a National Government to influence war policy and warned that a war council would lead to Australian disaster similar to events in France. He ridiculed the six-state advisory setup as absurd.
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Melbourne
Cameron
Australian Labour Party
Labour War Council
France
Commonwealth
Thas
War Day by Day Brilliance of Royal Air Force
Reports show the Royal Air Force destroying German manufacturing centres and planes, boosting morale despite inferiority. Defiant fighters down 37 enemy aircraft with minimal losses, while Wellington bombers boast 3200 mile range and strong armour enabling formidable formations. De Valera warns Eire a potential belligerent base as England braces for battle.
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Royal Air Force
Germany
Sydney
Cape York
de Valera
Eire
England
Dublin
Australia’s War Effort Highlighted By Casey
In New York at the World Fair Australia Day, R G Casey stressed Australia’s wartime role and global significance. He warned that German victory would threaten freedom and democracy, noting Australia’s potential production if its population matched the United States and stressing Britain’s need for support in coming months.
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New York
R. G. Casey
Australia
Mr. Casey
Pacific
Commonwealth
Casey
United States
Germany
Roosevelt
Britain
NSW Minister Calls For Strong Action On Enemy Aliens
Sydney Tuesday briefing by Transport Minister Bruxner accuses Commonwealth authorities of apathy toward enemy aliens. He cites long‑held evidence of subversive activity and urges internment to prevent a crisis, insisting a decisive policy is needed in wartime Australia.
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Sydney
Army
New South Wales Police
Eemy
Transport
Bruxner
Commonwealth
Mengies
New South Wales
Menzies
Tasman Flying Boat Awarua Recalled From Auckland Flight
The Tasman flying boat Awarua arrived from Auckland yesterday and was recalled by New Zealand authorities. It departed again at 4 am today, two days ahead of schedule. No reason given. normal schedule expected to resume next week.
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Sydney
Tasmar
Auckland
New Zealand
Licence for Brisbane plant export to Turkey with war-use risk
An electric turbo alternator in Brisbane was to be exported to Turkey but the Commonwealth Government withheld the licence because the machine could be needed for war industries. Turkey sought alternatives after a British order failed due to wartime disruption, and A Reyralis and Company Ltd arranged a Brisbane plant sale awaiting licensing decisions.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Turkey
Britain
A. Reyralis and Company Ltd
Aircraft Output Sydney Report
Air traffic update from Sydney notes a long journey path noting four years of progress. The fragment hints at international efforts and aviation development but lacks full details on participants or outcomes.
Gallantry Awards for Flying Corps Shine in Belgium France
The King approved 14 Distinguished Flying Crosses and six Distinguished Flying Medals for gallantry in flying against the enemy. Pilots boast five to seven enemy planes credited. Acting Flight Lieutenant W G Clouston of New Zealand is cited for four downed planes and bold leadership. First Officer A G Lewin of South Africa also earned the DFC after clocking five solo kills in one day.
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London
W. G Clouston
New Zealand
D.F.C
Belgium
France
Clouston
Oficer
A. G. Lewin
South Africa
Evacuation Order For 9000 Children From Southern Ports
The Ministry for Health orders evacuation of about 9,000 registered school children from Portsmouth Southampton and Gosport on Thursday and Friday. They will be moved to Surrey Hampshire Dorset Wilts and Somerset for safer dispersal after prior removals of tens of thousands from urban coast towns and Greater London.
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London
Ministry For Health
Portsmouth
Southampton
Gosport
Surrey
Hampshire
Dorset
Wilts
Somerset
Greater London
Industrial awards urged for inspectors by opposition leader
The Leader of the Opposition Mr Curtin urged urgent appointment of inspectors to police industrial awards as evidence of government commitment. He argued this would reassure workers of the government bonafides and cited emergency powers under the Labor movement as support for decisive action.
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Curtin
Birthday Honours List Delayed Until New Year
The proposed Birthday List published July 1 intends to announce the list at a later date, not before the New Year.
Industrial Board hears union push for broader annual leave
The Industrial Board discussed union demands to amend awards on annual leave and pro rata holiday pay for day and shift workers. It considered extending annual leave to casual staff and preserving pro rata pay while addressing abuses that deny rights. The panel, including L L Hill and A E Jackson, heard arguments from O Bryant and A E Gardiner with Department representatives.
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ALCT
L. L. Hill
Messrs
A. E. Jackson
R.A. Mchttup
Leo. O'Neill
Bun Heller
O. Bryant
Combi
A. E. Gardiner
A.W.U
C.J. Tetag
Department of the Interior
C. J. Tetoz
Tetas
Furms
Manuka Oval
Kewve
Maand
Bryant
A E Gardiner
A.C.T
Production values and wage totals reach historic peak
The document notes factory output value around c00.000 and wages paid near 700,000. It also records the number of persons engaged at 6,106 and a peak representation figure of 1026-07 amounting to 325,000 or 25 percent.
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Dewolgh
Macquane
Bank of Wea South Wales
Bank OF
WAR Council
Navy
St. George's Channel
Holy Head
Rotterdam
Rome
Fire
Ean Paret
Tasman Flying Boat
Industrial Awards
Industrybl Board
Holiday
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