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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 28, 1945

Page

2

Australians Consolidate Gains On Bougainville

Australian forces along the Mobil River ford extended their advance on Bougainville this week. A 100 strong assault split the Japanese position near Katauwa and Kindori, driving them back after heavy fighting and multiple Banzai charges. The waterlogged terrain limited tank support as Australians pressed to clear tracks and hold high ground.

Amen O'Cr Bougainville Mobil Kindori Jaye

Ceremonial Harakiri by Jap Generals in Guam

The United Press reports Lieut General Ushijima and Chief of Staff Lieut General Tame Chu killed themselves at dawn June 22 after their forces surrendered on Manhunt Ridge the day before. Both men dressed in full field uniforms with medals, knelt on a sheeted ledge, and used knives and swords to die by self inflicted wounds. General Cho reportedly followed suit in the same ceremony.

Guam United Press Ushijima Dup Okinawa Sta Tame Chu Ushioma Rash Seneral Cho

Japanese Bayonet Practice At Camp Near Zentsuji

Report from Chungking states Japanese forces used Korean prisoners for bayonet training at a camp near Zentsuji on Shikoku. About 200 prisoners were forced to attack captives tied to crosses while a Japanese major urged Christians to accept Jesus’ resurrection as they faced mass casualties.

Chungking Zentsuji Shikoku Talend Armjor Jacera Wainwright Surrey Bataan A. E. Percival Singapore Chemulpa Korea

Tax Exceeds Income Warns Sydney Tax Group

The Taxpayers Association urged that in Sydney this week taxpayers earning over £3000 yearly face a 30.04 rate due to lag-period exemptions. Leaders claim many business chiefs pay more than they earn, endangering incentives and employment.

Sydney Taxpayers’ Association Aasesnovi

Dairy Society erects potato and wool storage depot

The Dairy Society plans a £6,000 store at Canberra railway yards with space for 10 000 square feet, to store fowlers and potatoes and later wool. Construction to finish in about a month with half usable in 10 days. The building will include conveyors for unloading trucks.

AL i Dairy Society Canberra Fowler Bulding

Guinea Pig Club and its Plastic Surgery Patients

A London based report covers the Guinea Pig Club, noting disfigured veterans undergoing experimental plastic surgery. The piece highlights dramatic miracles and public acknowledgment of Britain's early wartime reconstruction efforts, with typical recovery times mentioned.

London Britain Aston

Teeth regrow after extraction using penicillin at St Mary's

An article claims aching teeth can be removed and regrow when treated with penicillin. It cites St Mary's Hospital London and mentions Sir Alexander Fleming in connection with penicillin discovery and a reported cure for infected teeth.

London St Mary's Hospital Alexander Fleming

French Far East Expeditionary Force Named

London reports General Je Clerc chosen to lead the French Far East expeditionary force. Discussions with Allied chiefs in London address how France will be used in the Pacific war and the disposition of French units.

London Wedavenay Je Clerc Far East Unites Buici A Tnettie Forces Aisalone Macoty-Holden

Court weighs civilian trial for mutiny case at Tamworth

Court martial proceedings at West Tamworth Detention Camp resume as authorities seek ruling on civilian trial for Pte Keith Smith who was discharged from the army and charged with mutiny. Hearing remains unfinished with the question pending convening authorities.

Tamworth West Tamworth Deention Provident Lin Pte Keith Smith

Dutch Flooded Lands Reclaimed as Allies Advance

Reports quoted by Luxemburg radio say about half of Dutch regions flooded by German sabotage are being drained now. Some areas have begun sowing crops as the Bri- Bah and Canadian advances free the Netherlands.

London Luxemburg Radia Netherlands

State offices for health benefits announced by deputy director

Manpower officials revealed today a new arrangement for health benefits administration. The deputy director named shifts to improve management of the unemployment and sickness benefits scheme set to begin on July.

State Offices For Crastele Kutoonntgos Mucciinaban Muswellrook Nariel Nowra Parkes Tare

Black Market Peanuts Seized in Sydney and Brisbane

A police operation targeted a peanut trade ring in Sydney and Brisbane. Authorities seized Titan peanuts alleged to be unfit for human consumption and diverted from wharves or factory shipments.

Sydney Weudnesday Bix Titan Brisbane Niga Ariel Vonferlinnwer Town Mall ACU Hanks Police Ther Australian Comforts Fund Revenue King Street

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