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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1941
Page
2
Canberra Forecast Says Mild and Cloudy With Showers
Weather bulletin notes rather cloudy skies in Canberra with mild temperatures and developing showers. Poem fragment follows amid uncertain text.
Striking At Germanys Heart The War In The Air Grows Fiercer
The Luftwaffe faces intensified British air power as RAF spring offensive targets Berlin Hamburg and Bremen. Britain expands fighter operations from Tripoli to Somaliland and Greece, while the Royal Navy maintains a blockade and protects convoys. German morale buckles under sustained bombing in occupied Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Royal Navy
British
Free World
Germany
Africa
Tripoli
Somaliland
Mediterranean
Greece
Dodecanese
R.A.F
Rla.f
Berlin
Hamburg
Bremen
Royal Air Force
Japanese envoy Kawai presents credentials to Australia
Australian Governor-General Lord Gowrie received ArsA anese Minister to Australia Mr Kawai as the first Japanese envoy to the Commonwealth. In a English address he stressed closer ties and mutual cooperation, and discussed trade and neutrality while noting friendly relations with Australia and calls for a trade treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Mr. Kawai
Lord Gowrie
Government House
Fadden
Kawai
Japan
Commonwealth of Australia
Commonwealth
Australis
Pacific
T. Kawai
Yeaters
Irmy
Parliament Intervenes on City Spoilation
The House of Representatives referred a proposal to build two secretariats in Canberra to the Public Works Committee for inquiry. The project would cost £80,000, while some members argued funds should start the skeleton construction of the £800,000 administrative block, for which £50,000 worth of foundations have long been laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Nen
Canberra
Public Works Committee For Inquiry
Mr. Fadden
Charles Marr
U.A.P. N.E.W
Minrater For the Interior
Mr. Collins
Public Works Committee
Nairn
Secretariat
Oceuntiae
Secretariats
Fadden
Griffin Pion
Abattoirs
Sir Charles Marr
Capitol Hill
Griffin
Barnard Lab
Tas
Fsl
Sir Bertram Stevens Named Eastern Group Supply Council
Sir Bertram Stevens will draw E20 weekly plus expenses from March 4 as head of the Eastern Group Supply Council at Canberra. The Acting Prime Minister Mr Fadden disclosed in Parliament detailing salary £2500 yearly, entertainment £1250, car allowance £375, and travel allowances. The appointment aims to leverage his wide knowledge of Australian affairs and production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Stevens
Counbil
Bein
Mr. Fadden
House of Representatives
Bertram
Fadden
Fuad
W. Howle
O. C. W. Fuhrman
E.M) R. Lewis
German air attacks signal new phase of war against Britain
London observers see renewed German bombardment as a prelude to an invasion or a total defeat of British morale. Analysts differ on Hitler’s plan but agree sustained raids aim to wear down ports ships and civil order until more decisive moves, possibly in April, or until outside aid collapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Britain
Hitler
Atlantic
America
Far West Scheme Aids Over 100 In Canberra Sydney Travel
A fragment reports a Far West Scheme operation assisting more than 100 people with treatment and transport between Sydney and Canberra. The text mentions daily average movements and a concerted effort by authorities to provide care and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Sydney
Canberra
Dr Evatt Appointed a Member by Government
Government approves appointment of Dr Evatt as a representative member. Details unreadable due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Evatt
Governor General Hosts Flood of Official Encounters in Canberra
His Excellency the Governor General Lord Gowrie presided over a Federal Executive Council meeting in Canberra. He received Mr Tatsuo Kawai Japanese envoy and hosted a dinner at Government House with Lt Col G Drake-Brockman and other officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Gewrie
Feders! Executive Council
Imment House
Canberra
Gewrie
Government House
Italian Advisory War Council
H. V. Evatt
Lord Gowtiny
Tetsuo Kawai
Japan
Commonwealth of Austraiils
TB. Aracegirdig
M. H McArthur
Australian art payments amid broadcasting fees report
The ABC paid Australian artists £270 580 in the financial year alongside £26 in unspecified artist arrears. The report notes overall fee disbursements by the commission and comments on implausible figures and missing data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Rtiste
Artis Leans
War Council Labour Co operation Attacked
Memra Ward and Brennan criticised Labour's role in the Advisory War Council provoking talk of disciplinary action. Ward alleged collusion in Parliament while Brennan said he exceeded his authority in subscribing to War Council decisions. Labour circles note the War Council is a Federal Executive instrumentality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memra
Ward
Brennan
Labour
Advisory
War Council
Curtin
Messrs. Ward
Endowment Scheme Faces Constitutional Concerns
Acting Prime Minister Fadden defended the Child Endowment Scheme as robust while government supporters worry over its constitutionality. The Royal Commission's 1929 report advised state cooperation. Critics oppose payroll tax funding and cost estimates reach £11,000,000. Soldiers’ allowances would rise from 10s to 15s weekly if enacted. Minister Helt aims to introduce the bill next week amid Labour Party uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadden
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Labour
Helt
Labour Party
Pary
Greek Day Appeal March Celebrations in Canberra
The Greek National Day will be celebrated March 25 at the Albert Hall Canberra with a concert by Sydney performers and Greek dances. A 12 foot Greek flag will be presented to the Acting Prime Minister Mr. Padden by the Consul General, symbolizing the Canberra Greek community. Fundraising drives include a button campaign and chocolate wheels raising further funds, with stalls in Kingston City and Manuka and donations sought from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Cae
Padden
Greece
Canberra
Albert
Sydney
Sydney Town Hall
Kingston
City
Manuka
H. Motaraa
K. Cusekly
J. Cassidy
Nowe
Canberra Dairy Society Ltd
Canberra Steam Laundry Lad
A. G. Butler
Jackson O'Sullivan
H Lo
Ng Ston
Army Bread Inquiry Sets Stage for Special Probe
The Commonwealth government will seek NSW cooperation to appoint the state Royal Commission judge to lead a special inquiry into the Abbco bread case after the state inquiry ends. Minister for the Army Mr Spender planned to discuss with State Attorney Mr Manning this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South ‘Wales
Army
Spender
Manning
Tender Guarantees Alleged to Inflate Army Contracts
Mr McCall in the House of Repressarats accused money skinners of inflating tender prices on army contracts via high interest rates. The Army Minister Lyonder pledged discussion with the Supply Minister McBride and possible private action. He cited board demanded percentge guarantees with contracts, aiding small contractors to obtain funds from financiers charging exorbitant interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinners
McCall
U.ap
Army
Lyonder
Supply
Or McBride
Interah
ACT Show At Hall Ground Delays Upset Schedule
Entries for the ACT Pastoral and Agricultural Show exceed expectations with a weekend schedule at Hall Show Ground. A bus service from Kingston will run on Saturday, judging begins at 9 30 am, light horse times moved earlier, and new pony gallop entries considered. Interested parties should contact organizers by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
P. and A. Association
J. C. Tickner
Junges
Sin
Home Secretary
Brown
Halli
C. J. Shakespeare
Tueaday
Weather snapshot for Canberra with temps and wind data
Canberra Friday weather report shows a.m barometer 29.98 inches, p.m 20.8 inches, temperatures ranging from 58.1 to 75.1 degrees, 64 F at 8 am and 74 F at 8 pm. Winds shift from EBE to ENE then N with a max velocity of 17 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
E.N.E
Axis May Strike in Balkans Today
Balkan experts predict a crisis within days as German and Italian reports cite March 15 as a possible move date. Germany may press Greece and Yugoslavia while preparing Bulgaria for a quick Balkans campaign before any Britain-focused action, signaling strategic aims tied to the Lease or Lend bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
Germany
Balkans
Greece
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hitler
Rman
German Operations In the Low Countries
Balkany
Britain
America
Evatt Moves to Disallow Regulation 427A in Parliament
In the House yesterday Dr Evatt gave notice of a motion to disallow Regulation 427A. The Government is reviewing the regulations to remove sections objected to, but the Labour Party plans to contest the changes in any form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Yeaterday
Evatt
Labour Party
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