Easter Sunday Church Services Across Denominations
The notice lists Easter week worship schedules for Church of England Roman Catholic Presbyterian Methodist Baptist Congregational and Christadelphian groups in Canberra areas including St Johns Uriarra St Povls St Christopher's Manuka Braddon and Causeway with multiple services such as Holy Communion Matins Evensong and Sunday School and notes ongoing or upcoming meetings and special services with dates and times.
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St. Christopher's
Manuka
St. Patrick's
Braddon
Church notices and events at Braddon and St Andrew
The Church of St Andrew Braddon hosts an evening choir service with several anthems. The Women's Guild meets Thursday at 2.30 pm in the Church Hall with Miss Gaetjens of the WA speaking and tea for 1 shilling. The Roya Club resumes Friday at 7.30 pm with Messrs Hirsh and Smith in charge. A United Churches prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 pm. Braddon Sunday School anniversary is April 17 at 11 am and a prize giving concert on April 9 at 7.30 pm. Methodist Emdeavour anniversary events follow with young leader Mr Jeeva leading services.
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Church of St. Andrew
Braddon
Women's Guild
Misa Gaetjens
W.C.A
Roya' Club
A Hirsh
L. Smith
M.C.A
Ike
United Churches
Braddon Sunday School
Ol Td Pul
War Council Declaration Sets Postwar Unity of Britain and France
The Supreme War Council signals more than victory as Britain and France vow lasting postwar cooperation. Allies unite under joint command and pooled resources while pledging to build a peaceful order in Europe and ensure the fruits of victory are preserved beyond the war.
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Supreme War Council
Europe
English Channel
Britain
France
Britai
Denmark
Danish Labour Party
England
Germany
Allie
Six Doctors Serves Darwin Military Civil Population
Federal Director-General of Health Dr J H Cumpston says six doctors serve a combined military and civilian population of 4000 at Darwin. Addresses will be given especially to young men and women. A united youth rally at Weeley Church at 4:30 pm with Rev Douglas Riley delivering the address. basket tea to follow. Westridge service at 7:15 pm with Rev J H Allen, Dr Waldock preaching at both services in the Baptist Church tomorrow. Morning service begins church anniversary week. subject The Function of the Church followed by evening talk Is it any good to pray referencing rain criticisms.
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Baptist
A. J. Waldock
United Youth
Weealey Church
Douglas Riley
Westridge
J. H. Allen
Waldock
Baptist Church
Christian Baller
Romania
Germany
B. W. Swinton
Greater
Rumania
Russia
Swinton
Congregational Church invites women to form Ladies Guild
The Congregational Church announces a meeting at the W C A Hall Civic Centre tomorrow for a Ladies Guild. An earlier gathering is invited at the Rev Dr Riley’s home Ailsa Craig corner Hargreaves Crescent and Pial Ngo Avenue on Thursday afternoon.
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Congregational Church
Norviews
W.C.A. Hall
Civic Centre
Ladies’ Guild
Dr. Riley
Ailsa Craig
Hargreaves Crescent
Pial- Ngo Avenue
Binslic
Maria Markan to Sing in Canberra Recital at Albert Hall
The Australian Broadcasting Commission and the Canberra Musical Society bring Icelandic soprano Maria Markan for a vocal recital at Albert Hall on Tuesday April 23. Markan, praised for Glyndebourne debut and European opera appearances, will tour Australia with studio recitals and concerts over four months.
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Australian Broadcasting Comminasion
Canberra Musical Society
The
Albert Hall
Maria Markan
Australia
John Brownlee
Royal Opera
Copenhagen
Canberra
Voecallet
Capital Regulations Tighten Private Finance Rules
The Capital Regulations gazetted last night tighten private finance controls. Treasurer Mr Spender said wartime needs justify government protection of funds and restricted new securit ies on mortgages above 5000 without consent. Banks remain affected only by government policy guidelines. Existing mortgages may be renewed with unchanged terms, while new deposits or unsecured loans face interest caps and treasurer approvals. Building societies see stepped rate allowances, and capital increases require consent. Mortgage transfers with large discounts are prohibited. lenders urged to lower rates.
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Spender
Common Wealth Bank
Coal dispute settlement hopes voiced by Holloway
Melbourne Friday reports MP E J Holloway urging the Arbitration Court to convene a compulsory conference of coal strike parties. He suggested developments could occur over the weekend and that Attorney General Hughes may seek court intervention. The court lacks power to intervene without a minister or party request.
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Melbourne
E. J. Holloway
M.P
Arbitration Court
Holloway
Hughes
Steelworkers Lose Employment in Newcastle Plant
The B A Pty Limited trims jobs at Port Waratah steelworks due to coal supply drop. Union organiser says about 1,000 men discharged with more to follow next week. An additional 500 workers at another plant dismissed temporarily. total sheetedworks and affiliates employ around 11,000 with many dependents.
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Newcastle
B.A. Pty. Limited
Port Waratah
Ironworkers’ Union
Newcasstle
Sheetedworks
Weather report Canberra Friday conditions and readings
The Canberra weather note lists barometer readings around 30.18 inches in the morning and 30.02 at 4 PM. Temperatures show a high near 93.7 and a low around 48 degrees with NW winds. The record covers 24 hours ending at 8 AM with a max 92.1 and a 4 PM max of 93.7. Wind peak at 31 mph.
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Canberra
P.m
Allies prepared for a new war phase in spring
The piece notes rising Allied firmness toward neutral states as spring nears. It cites Reynaud's speeches, Baltic and Balkan tensions, Narvik British naval concentration, and Britain France collaboration. It compares wartime economies and stresses tighter Allied unity and joint munitions and resources planning.
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M. Reynaud
France
Viladivestock
Germany
Narvik
Britain
Balkans
Balkan
Allez
Red Cross ACT Division showcases third batch of comforts
Canberra volunteers have prepared a large consignment of Red Cross comforts including pyjamas shirts pullovers caps knee caps mittens and more. The ACT Division aims to display the third batch at window space offered by E R Snow for public viewing before dispatch to headquarters. Many items are destined for military hospital use at NSW camps where local boys are training.
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Red Crass
Canberra
Shanka
Red Cross
Mersis
E. R. Snow
Wocinty
Wage board ruling keeps wages unchanged in Queensland
The Full Head of the State Industrial Court Tuesday refused to request increases in wage rates for males and females. The AMAL sought 4 shillings for males and 1 shilling for females while the Combined Unions asked 12 shillings for males and 10 shillings for females. The court found cost of living rises did not justify wage hikes, noting Queensland wages remained the highest in Australia.
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Brisbane
Import control policy under review amid tightening reforms
The Prime Minister signals an intensified import control system and a possible recasting of regulations. The Customs Department faces complaints of higher prices on goods and raw materials from non sterling countries while some relaxations may be considered based on new policy plans. Senator McLeshy leads investigations into manufacturers representations.
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Customs Department
United
Butter production in Australia rises in January
The Commonwealth Statistician reports butter output in January at 2,607,414 cwt, up from December and November. Victoria led the states with 1,063,018 cwt, followed by Queensland and New South Wales, as exports for seven months ended January stand at 2,087,414 cwt versus 2,924,378 last year.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Victoria
Queensland
New South Wales
Garden Fair Musical Recital Draws Canberra Crowds
Government House Gary Detalla announces a special musical program for April 21 at ybert Hall. Canberra events include fashion parades by Ottat J. B. Young Ltd on April 10 and a Queen competition with Peggy McLean as Queen of Commerce. A series of dances, stalls, and charity events span April 2 to April 27 at venues including Hotel Civic Albert Hall and Kingston.
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Gary Detalla
Peteree
Rane
Maria Murkan
Prinl
Ottat J. B. Young Ltd
Y.bert Hall
Mile Matty
Eunice Gardiner
Fromme
Australien Broade Com Aion
Gomi
Mra. R. c
Gramme
Kingston
Peggy McLean
Canberra
J. B
Inston
Civic Y
Government of Granada
Ball
Albert Hall
Dentists and schooling debate in New South Wales
The report notes debate over dental treatment and funding in New South Wales. President Darvell Faieaiet claims portions of the plan included valuable teeth allocations, while the Minister for Defence and ALF are cited in a dispute about the scope of dental care, suggesting limited dentition coverage per division.
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Sydney
Cens
Pal N.S.W
Darvell
Hunt
ALF
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