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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1944
Page
3
Readable text fragment shows names and vague action regarding a protest or delegation. Key entities and concrete details are missing, but mentions Ilia Sond and Peter with uncertain context.
The minister for curtains will review the film after deletion of the word bloody from the title. A decision will be given later today on whether the term should be retained or removed.
Alice Spregh and others testified Monday that thousands of pounds worth of tyres lay open at a CCC site. The Director General of toe a.Wic faced questions as Arrowsmith described overcrowded conditions for workers in the north. Assertions claimed workers were degraded and scenes of mismanagement were cited, with evidence presented about delays and disarray in daily operations.
The post will be opened on Thursday and the officer in charge will act at the foal on Wednesday at 7.30 PM. A related topic praised by Swovidist will aid boat work and reduce chew er.
The report notes a day of coal production disruption across regions with Aberdare Hebburn No 4 out of action in the north while South Clifton and Metropolitan operate. Estimated total losses reach about 7,000 tons for the day, with government control referenced during the shift.
A Melbourne textile conference discusses a proposed labelling plan to accurately describe textile contents to protect the woollen industry from synthetic fabric competition.government departments oversee the plan as it aims to standardise labels across products.
A farewell gathering acknowledged the departure of Adlai and Mrs Allen to lanai, marking the end of five years of service in Canberra. Speakers praised Mr Allen’s ministry, with Misses, church leaders, and the congregation noting his work with youth, women’s organizations, and circuit duties. A light buffet followed as the Canberra church community expressed gratitude and prayed for safety and continued fellowship.
Melbourne delegates at the Wheatgrow Federation conference allege price anomalies favor wool reducers. Secretary Mr. T. Scott urges price alignment with 154d versus 2/3 in British currency terms. He hopes Prime Minister Curtin reviews during his London trip. Mr. Heatt notes American wool pegged at 1/2 in Australian terms. federation proposal to join Australian Wheat and Wool Growers Association discussed. Confusion cited over manpower deputy director Cameron remarks and shortages of cool...
New York Times reports a Western China peak possibly higher than Everest. An American base in China cites an altimeter reading of 81,000 feet during a climb through clouds, with the aircraft descending from 2,000 to 5,000 feet below the summit due to thick weather and surrounding peaks.
Washington reports 173000 plus sick and wounded evacuated by American military airlift for Allied forces. Major General Grant notes air evacuation ranks among life saving efforts. major campaigns include New Guinea 70008, Bolo mong 23767, and Tunis, with figures counting multiple evacuations.
A Canberra Rotary Club gathering, addressed by Governor Lance Wallan, urged a ban on pacifism and warned that postwar peace requires firm action to suppress private feuds and lingering wartime influences. The talk stressed avoiding sentimentality and preserving peace through steadfast duty. In Sydney, a man was charged with vagrancy after questioning in a murder case.
A garbled collection of local notices lists meetings for Eve Gruimth Branch Red Cross at the Top Hat Cafe Manuka tonight and several other groups. It mentions Rile an Schneider, carpenters, an amalgamated society, a recreation gathering, a Canberra hotel annual meeting, and rental and sale ads. The text includes stray names, dates, addresses, and incomplete details, reflecting a cluttered page of public notices with multiple organizations and events.
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