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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 02, 1944
Page
2
PARLIAMENT NOTES FOUR DAY SITTINGS AND WAR DEBATE
Reports from the House of Commons show four day sittings with ministers answering questions on war, administration, and policy. The text records ministerial statements, allocations for defense, and debates over empire and war preparations, mentioning figures like Evatt and Allied strategy while noting parliamentary procedures and future action.
Untitled AtnA Drive Workers Report Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR text references workers, a drive, and a location with scattered names. The readable items mention a timeline, a venue related to a project, and potential duties or tasks. No clear events or outcomes are identifiable from the legible portions.
Allied and Japanese forces clash in Pacific war push
In the Solomons and Admiralty region operations intensify as Allied forces press island to island. The Japanese evacuation and withdrawal reduce shipping and fuel supplies, while American advances push toward strategic airfields and ports. Analysts warn of heavier costs ahead as the Pacific war deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Solomons
New Britain
Hethea
Alurlage
Imrain
Momita
Seuleing
Admiralty
Iaunde
Marke
Atreteus
Admiralty Group
Japan
Uwe Wetore
Japanene
Wat Guu
Pacific
A.V. Pulte
Phillippines
Macarthur Jn
United States
New Zealand
Gallipoli
Woe Unable to Attend Parliament Meeting Amid Travel Hurdles
The Prime Minister from Melbourne reportedly unable to attend a Home of Representatives session. He sent a note about travel delays lasting a week and returned yesterday after a disrupted journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeater
Melbourne
Onde
Women Call-Up for HDI Padney in North Countr
Deputies stated women in the 2830 group will be salitb for Interterm to obtain for hospital and institutions. The deputy wirestor at Manpoveys announced details about travel, lodging, and eligibility for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padney
Hog Farm Ukase and Government Squeeze Report
Fragmented text reports a British government action affecting a hog farm and internal departments. It mentions ministers, conferences, and a hoped extension of terms with production controls. The legible bits suggest political maneuvering and regulatory pressure amid a volatile domestic debate.
Wider Inquiry into Government Secrecy and Royal Commission
Opposition Leader pressed Prime Minister on expanding inquiry into government secrecy and the royal commission. Inquiry aims to disclose information from departments, personal records, and officials’ qualifications. Abbott questioned the Prime Minister about progress and the committee’s scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menring
Sunes
Uae
New England
High Cours
Abbott
Wortey
Forde
Postmaster General Denies Wiretapping Claims
The Postmaster General stated yesterday that allegations of tapping telephone lines were thoroughly investigated and found untrue. He said civilian lines have never been tapped and warned that security measures must remain discreet to protect sensitive communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defance Department
Thorouhly Agnor
Ill Treatment of War Prisoners in Germany Report
An account recounts conditions in a German camp where Australian and British prisoners faced hunger and confinement. The testimony, presented at a conference, details forced labour, limited food such as bread and sardines, and repeated abuse while noting a chaplain provided aid and support to inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arigbane
Broonshead
Garmurin
House Approves West Block Additions
The House of Representatives yesterday approved carrying out central Commonwealth forces West Oak Cent fare. A motion by Mr Lassariil to repace the smloleter to the forge was adopted. The plan for the wedding gun was resumed recently by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Pub Me Wythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetinae
Mr Mighell to Be Appointed Coal Commissioner
A heated debate outlines government plans to appoint Mr Mighell as Coal Commissioner with power over mine welfare and production. Critics warn the move shifts responsibility to a single official and may affect wage provisions and industry discipline amid wartime shortages.
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MR. Mighell
Mit Wes
Boston Tremors
Ua Fsoma
Capdalton
House of Representatives
Prriday
Lasdor
Mansion de
Cpa Non
Dore Sd
BIU
Menzien Cout
Inet Welfare Fund
Meneica
Owi
Mensinn
Measles
Willis
Mevsles
Erdnumim
hedEican
Avatel
Wyatt
Det
Commonwealth
Air
Acghell
Dr Evatt
Bolt
Ansioun
Hardaon
Wentworth
Ural
Curtin
Arbitration Courts
Miners’ Federation
Appointment of a Wartime Service Promotion Inquiry
A wartime promotions inquiry for the Commonwealth Putz considers promotion methods and service unions. The minister notes officers with experience and service representatives should meet to discuss appointments for those who served in the forces and seek consideration for future positions. The proposal aims to ensure fair selection under wartime conditions.
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Fiaare
Country Party
Cartin
Limited
Soemmioe
Royal
Uta
Cally
Mulpory
Curtin
Miners Debate Mining Rules and Production Pressures
In Melbourne and state legislature debates, miners demand nationalization of mines and faster production after a contract driven slump. Speakers urge government action to compel operators and unite with the Miners Federation, opposing strike risks and stressing restorative policy. The interstate body pushes resumption of work. state ministers cite nonfederal jurisdiction and enforce compliance limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Sweeney
Furl
Commonwealth
Baddeley
Black Market Traffic Case Involving Tasmanian Whisky
A government inquiry reviews alleged illegal distribution of Australian whisky with 181 bottles seized. Senator Keane and others face scrutiny over supply chains and enforcement. witnesses describe racket tactics and punishment proposals. The panel weighs penalties and potential impacts on trade and public safety.
Gaol for liquor conspiracy verdict returns four acquittals
After a tense trial week, Jehaed Keuaperiey Gordon Carey and Mary am faced charges in a liquor conspiracy case. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty on all four defendants, with terms of imprisonment set for two years for some counts and larger penalties for others, according to the maximal penalties indicated in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehaed Keuaperiey
Tank
Gordon Carey
Marry Am
Sonechra
Lgwor
Restoration to the Aualali Broadcant'nny Comanlenion shilling
An unclear passage discusses Restoration funds and charges connected to a national program. It references a 1840 item, payments of 162 000 per year, and a proposal of £60 000 for new features to meet changing demands. The text includes mentions of entertainment, war workers, and mounting authentic support.
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Commington
Pogramimes
Sevenie
Authent Monticence
Avicealia
Lis Ees
Broadcast Broadcasting? unclear from fragment text
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