Moll of Monote Regent Remembered in Battle Loss
In memory of Cpl. Jim Regent KIA June 1941 in Syria with the Oth Div. Beloved husband of Ot ane and father of Doreen Mollie and Florala. Son of Mr and Mrs J it and brother of Doreen, Mollie, and Florala. Resting in Canberra Public Hall notices recount his sacrifice and love.
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Moll
Monote
Cpl
Jim Regent
Gyria
Ethel
Gwen
Cormeral
Atp
J It
Doreen
Mollie
Florala
Netion
Ormandy Concert at Albert Hall
The Canberra president clashes with Bachary over the program for the ALC Symphony Orchestra concert at Albert Hall. Eugene Gr towes will conduct the school concert Friday featuring Brahms and a piano forte soloist Mimi Petera.
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Canberra
Aga Lnst Bachary
Daley
Comeniaion
ALC
Conde Tor
Soamean
Percy Cote
Mimie
Teile Petera
Depredations by dogs reported near St Johns Church
Sheep in a Mill south of St John’s church suffered torn bows from stray dogs on Saturday. Several were reportedly for arou the Gooks and Nindquarters, though none killed.
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St. John's
NAVY
Auroron
Brenning
Sydney University
Pike Auckland
Huiday
Beifaal
Accountant
Three U Boats Sunk In Attack On Convoy
London reports British naval ships defended a convoy attacked by a submarine group. Six enemy aircraft were shot down as the escort pressed the fight, with the engagement occurring in April under poor weather conditions near the North Sea.
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London
Britis
North
Huma
Admiralty
Naval Gators Lre
Australia Orators and the Race to Full Employment
A Canberra Times analysis critiques postwar recovery rhetoric in Australia. It argues full employment cannot be guaranteed by law alone and stresses the need for world export markets, practical industrial revival, and prudent government policy to avoid stagnation and missed opportunities.
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Pps
Australia
Aurtenle Wa
Australle
Stude
Australis
England
Ruasle
United Kingdom
United States
Jobe
Dieti Whea
Walng Lena
Record Cold in Canberra Tops Weather Readings
Canberra shivered through a record cold 24 hours ending yesterday morning with a 6.8 degree minimum. Forecasters noted a 19.5 degree high and a 2 degree low in parts as a heavy frost spread inland. The day opened frosty and stayed cool into midday with an ongoing brisk breeze.
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Canberra
Camburra
Marty
Oui & Forestry
Ufficini
Acteos
Canberra Hospital Treats Critical Patient With Available Scan
A patient at the Canberra Community Hospital received treatment after scans were made available. The condition was described as critical, with medical teams mobilizing urgent care and monitoring.
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Finn
Iveron
Canberra
Hrapital
Fierce fighting in central China reported by communique
A Chinese communique says fierce fighting is near outer defenses of a city in central China. Japanese forces reportedly captured Pingetang about 100 miles northeast of Hengyang. General Ristwell notes counter efforts to disrupt supply lines, with attacks on cavalry positions and inland docks. One plane reportedly shot down.
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Chungring
Pingetang
Mallee
Hengyand
Ristwell
Ine Sang
Saluniay
Heakon
le Saan
Military Installations In North-Mees Sector Mentioned
Report notes Monday events across army Navy and Air Force installations in the North-mees sector Later in the week allied mime members of the British and Canadian forces are cited with liaison by maritime personnel Lary Epleation referred to among seafarers
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North-mees
Allied Forces Capture Fellonice. advances reported
Allied communique says Fifth Army pushed along the Adriatic coast and inland, capturing Fellonice and pressuring positions near Monte Notun and Monta. Heavy bombing targeted rail lines, shipping lanes, and several inland routes as the push continued against Axis forces.
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Fellonice
Monte Notun
Peacix
Camal Visto
Telmét Horth
Figater
Tealy
Alan Road Janctions Motor
Ranaport
Teachers Role Representation in ACT Education Debate
Ale views on education representation within the ACT Teachers Job union provoke debate. Marvin criticizes state control and democratic principles, arguing teachers face limits on expressing criticism and the need for genuine participation in Canberra.
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Ale
Cilinme
Sunda
Waa
Canberra
Mdi
Act
India
Jamtie
Shilasen
Anowine
Denied Snooping to Suppress Criticism in Australia
Sydney report shows Mr A Moore, director of a government procurement division, denying claims that officials sought information from censorship authorities to influence wartime policy. He argued the inquiry focused on a foreign company's actions against government policy, not domestic criticism, amid wartime food and supply concerns.
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Sydney
Bunday
Eavision of Import Procuremast
A. Moore
Tarnight
Pactiva
Industrial
Cranapoet
Witis
Moore
Autralians
Selon
Ital
Captain's Flat ALP Meeting Backs ACT Support
Allan Fraser MP and Canberra ALP leaders urged residents to back the ACT plan at a meeting chaired by Frank Winchester. The gathering resolved to forward the resolution to the Prime Minister and promote rights movement for open representation in Parliament.
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Mite
Crates Vale
Canberra
Allan Fraser
Fair
Adlp
Frank Winchester
Matting
Anten Aly
Rijjnts
Automotive Industries To Be Represented At Canberra
The Tedgrat Chamber of Autotio Live Industries will establish a federal secretariat at Canberra. Mr J D Murray is appointed secretary and will set up the office after consultations with State Chambers.
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Automotive Industries
Camberra
Tedgrat
Autotio: Live Industries
van Barre
J. d. Murray
Murray
Canberra
Blackmail deprecated in war time proposes coal pledge
British MP Tells Rydney Sunday a miners strike endangers war effort. Acting Prime Minister Forde notes coal stock could fall within eight percent by mobilization efforts. A resolution passed with two dissenters pledging southern miners to boost production for national war needs.
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Colungaridge
Alee
Mighe
Forde
Death of Sir John Harrison Former Federal Capital Commissioner
The death of Sir John Harrison, 78, former Commissioner of the Federal Capital Commission, was recorded in Sydney last week. Born in London, he moved to Australia at 18 and helped found J. Harrigan and Sons. He later served on the War Advisory Board and the Matravius Garden Village project for disabled soldiers, was knighted in 1998, and remained a prominent Canberra figure after retirement.
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Ay Sydney
Bunday
Atrs
Beateloe Harris
Stenen
Eyuta
Balegowiah
Rad Wan Inalde & Reven
Dell
Sydney
Conrern
Mr Kelly
Sunday Oak Publoh
Fellowship of Australia
Tiwaa
Hydney
Jon Harrison
Federal Capital Commission
Waa
John Harrison
Bhndon
Murray
Austalia
Ater
J. Harrigan and
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Amvice Homes
Matravius Garden
Wan
Sintlah
Federal Capital
Dewey Nomination Sealed at Republican Convention
Chicago dispatch reports New York Times correspondent that Dewey secured the Republican nomination with confidence at the convention. The tally shows a solid lead well over half of the total votes cast as Dewey nears the pivotal 800 threshold of 1,090 possible votes.
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New York
Chicago
New York Times
Dewey
Ex Naval Men Association Canberra Meeting Announcement
Ex Naval Men's Association of Australia invites naval personnel in Canberra to attend a session on Saturday. Federal President C. W. Scott and secretary Wade urge attendance. Further details available from Albert Osten Belconnen or Police Station Canberra.
The Injustice of Disenfranchisement in Representative Government
This fragment discusses the wrong of excluding voters from governance even in popular systems. It argues disenfranchised individuals lack equal voice, face compulsion to obey, and suffer personal injustice when others govern without their consent. It condemns permanent denial of suffrage as unfair to citizens of a civilised nation.
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Iil
Radapandignity
Voise
Tribute at Forveat Bowls Club Honors Late Patron
Before afternoon play at Larbert bowling greens Forveat a tribute was paid for Sir Duna Mar ricon, patron of the club. The flag flew at half mast during the match as players paused to remember the esteemed figure.
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Larbert
Forveat
Sir Duna Marricon
World War II air and sea actions reported
A damaged wartime dispatch notes Allied and Axis aerial and naval moves over the Atlantic and Mediterranean. It mentions Allied fighters shooting down enemy planes and a large convoy between the United States and Britain. The report laments continued transport difficulties and losses along routes to Naples and beyond.
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Washington
Bunday
Gore
Beotlend
Allea
Naples
AWW Transport Command
War era toast marks Soviet invasion anniversary
The event notes an anniversary related to a Russian invasion and discusses war impacts. Speakers reference U S and Australia relations with emphasis on peace, diplomacy, and global stability during the period. The gathering includes remarks by local organizers and advocates for improved international ties.
Public Service Appointments Sparks Debate in Canberra
The Canberra debate centers on law flaws and appointment practices for senior public service roles. Critics urge more open advertising and careful selection, citing concerns about departmental influence and the need for accountable, merit based processes amid calls for reform.
Sino-American Pact on War Supplies Reached Informal Accord
An informal Sino American pact on war supplies was reached with senior officials including Mr Wallace and Chiang Kai-shek overseeing matters of mutual assistance. The talks emphasized friendly cooperation and aimed to align logistics and matériel support. The accord signals strengthened wartime coordination between the two nations.
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Wallacessa
Chiang Kai-shek
Maeto JP
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