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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1943
Page
2
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Fragmented text lists names, places, and wartime notices from Canberra and Australia. Mentions individuals such as Jack Dickinson, Ray Avrion, and Joyce of the Treasury, plus references to prisoners of war, training papers, and family notices. Data is garbled with many misspellings and inconsistent phrasing.
A British minister faced claims regarding his refusal to take a large administrative position. The report references private work, a £2000 payment, and alleged political pressure or conflicts involving figures named Duncan and Andrew, plus mentions of a multinational alliance and several organizations.
Analysis urges caution over Allied plans to break German resolve by air raids. The piece argues bombing of the Ruhr and other targets pressures Germany while risking German morale and civilian displacement, noting Axis responses and the need to sustain aerial campaigns beyond prewar assumptions.
A fragmentary report notes Excellencies and the Lady Gowrie at a divine service during a Governor General visit. It mentions Mr J A Beasley of the shipping supply firm and a forward ceremony plan. The piece also references trains and local community events with partial phrases.
Pilot Officer George Cannor Watoon of Cremorne was awarded the Military Medal for gallantry in combat. He led the third member of the unit during a late January 1948 operation near Cheria, facing heavy fire from enemy positions. Despite mine trouble, he advanced, continuing to Mr. Drakeford’s unit and enabling a counterattack. he later coordinated a withdrawal under intense machine gun fire. His actions demonstrated marked courage and dedication to duty.
In London on Sunday General de Gaulle toured Allied forces in Africa. The visit underscored cooperation among Fighting French members and other Allied units in the campaign, with de Gaulle reviewing troops and facilities as part of coordinating operations.
Parliament faces a tentative Wednesday finish with Canberra observers noting lingering electoral planning. The Senate will meet to debate the Supply Bill amid opposition delays while ministers seek a time agreement and potential cross‑party understandings ahead of the election cycle.
Provision was made for nominations of members of Parliament who are privileged of war. The welcome to W wartime privates was discussed with Blain and Blainwitt returning to opposition. The act outlines how war service affects eligibility and campaigning.
Washington Saturday dispatch notes war remains a major influence on the campaign as Roosevelt’s renomination prospects loom. Roosevelt supporters back his foreign policy, while opposition factions weigh tariff and defense issues ahead of the national convention.
The document reports Congress overriding the president’s veto to adopt anti strike legislation amid political clashes. It notes leaders including Connally and others facing scrutiny as labor unions and workers are discussed, with mentions of the Cabinet and labor groups reacting to the action. The piece depicts a polarized national response and frames the law as aimed at limiting strike activity across key industries.
Former Labour Minister Mr. Ward denounces attempts to reveal the source of military information tied to the Brisbane Line and other sensitive matters. He defends his pledge to keep confidences amid opposition calls for full disclosure, asserting the need for trust and national security.
Fragmentary diary notes reference Pacific theater actions, battles and air events. The text mentions Australia New Zealanders and Allied pilots, with scattered names and places, including Lae and Tobruk style references, hinting at a broader war narrative.
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