Dairy Subsidy Critique inopportune and inadequate
In Sydney on Thursday the Dairy Subsidy debate drew steep critique from the Leader of the Land Party who argued the measures were too late and too faint to stop the sharp decline in dairy production. The opposition warned the anticipated yearly output might fall far short of expectations, projecting deficits against long standing government expenditures, underscoring a troubled dairy sector.
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Sydney
Thureday
Cavatry Party
Fadten
No staff shortage at hospital rejects new strain
Deputy Director of Manpower Mr ellemore states there is no shortage of staff at Racket Forster Hospital for Women. Announcement reports Hite hospital will accept further VD checks as staffing remains stable.
Te Raitor and Camere Timm Nursing Division History
The piece recalls the 1944 formation of the Canbere Nursing Division led by Muriel Kennedy, with Drs Blackall and Cane lecturing on nursing topics at Albert Mall. It notes trained women entering examinations, ARP lectures, and the disbandment of the division by New South Wales authorities. The history marks the unit’s first anniversary and Kennedy as founder.
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Bitar Perry
Let
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Iat Cen Berms
Ite Afeh
Muriel Kennedy
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Petrol Tanks Used as Fire Hazards in Air Attacks
Reports describe new arc incidents tied to petrol tanks used as weapons in aerial raids. Observers note crashes and ground damage as crews search wreckage. multiple pilots report dramatic fires and widespread destruction from burning fuel reserves.
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Wviea
Tulaay
Raugainy-ile
Hundeeda
Australia’s Food Front Position Reported In London
A distorted London dispatch outlines Australia’s stance at a conference of prime ministers. It states that shipboard logistics and mass service capabilities are insufficient to sustain Europe’s food supply, signaling tensions over postwar food aid and production priorities.
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London
Alien doctor to practise in Sydney court ruling
Australia faced a case over an alien clinician accused of medical practice without registration. Dr Gongs, a Russian native, claimed credentials from Poland and Cow Cow, but officials argued he could not legally treat patients here without Commonwealth registration. The matter drew attention from Chief Justice Latyam and Justice Starke.
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Sydney
Gongs
Russia
Australia
Cracow
Poland
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Ile Home
Puntos Flick
Jane Latyam
Justice Starke
Canada Features Australian Pressmen War Coverage Note
Canadian High Commissioner Jarnmlce Davianals notes Australian press delegation’s visit to inform Cetus about Australia’s war. Mr. Justice Pavia comments on newspaper coverage by JR fie Victor and Vancouver news. Describes 48 column inches of text in four days.
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Jarnmlce
Industrial Army Releases Por Tal Board Near Quota
Industrial Army reports indicate near quota for survey hands and laborers as talks with the Canadian government and unions continue. Witnesses describe camp conditions, travel allowances, and the impact of relocations on wages. notes cite thousands of discharged and temporary men, with regional differences and ongoing administrative considerations.
Africa and 1936-43 Star Wlv es Africa and 1936-43 Star Wlv es
Acting Prime Minister Uke Forde stated that provisions were needed to regulate promotions and wear of the Africa Star and 1936-43 Star for service members. Discussions covered eligibility conditions and precedence among services, with the Africa Bloc and Army lines noted for priority in awards.
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Forde
Siar
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Muar
Celebration dance plans mark church foundation anniversary
A dance will be held at Albert Hall tonight to celebrate the anniversary of St John the Baptiste Church foundation stone. Proceeds will aid a newly formed building fund for postwar expansion and improvements. The event echoes prewar annual gatherings and honors church heritage.
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Albert Hall
ST. John's Church OF England
Athalle
Kingston
Von Papen Returns to Turkey Amid Delayed Ore Deliveries
The German ambassador von Papen returned to Istanbul with military and commercial attaches to report to Turkey on Porkey's shipments. Germany had prepaid for ore not yet delivered, despite the original agreement not requiring full vocation. A committee was to meet to consider additions for equipment and minor fittings.
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Istanbul
Thlundig
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Tuo
Aber
Titie
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Germany
Br. Chodtan
Empire Conference May Defer Secretariat Plans
London Thursday reports discuss Curtin and allied plans for a secretariat and a new Dominion coordination method. A London conference aims to balance independence with effective policy through continuous dominin consultation and avoid restricting freedom of decision.
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Empire Conference
Dominions
Canada
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Lounge trade more profitable at court hearing adjourned
In the Licensing Court Inspector Courtney opposed the renewal of the license for the Bognor Hotel in City to Victor Maby. He alleged Maby sold middy glasses of beer in the lounge on certain days this year and refused to serve in another public bar where the price is TA. The hearing was adjourned.
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Bankrupt Miner Claims to Be Worth 50000
In Sydney the bankrupt miner claimed assets totaling about £50,000 including war bonds, a £14,900 balance in war bonds, £8,000 in a credit account, £5,000 in a deposit, and £25,000 representing war damage against the Commonwealth. The examination in bankruptcy court discussed debts of around £7,000 and an attempted prospecting loan after evacuation from New Guinea.
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Witatate
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Thade
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Rainfall records for district on Tablelands flood period
Rainfall readings reported for the South on Tablelands over a 24 hour period include Tr Alga 2, Crockwell 3, Tam 4, Goul nun 1, Burrentick 0e m 34, Sung endote ts, Queanbeyan 3, Canberra 1, Michelago 5, Adaminaby 78, Kiundra wn jushio 30. Notes indicate varied totals across locations with several unreadable entries.
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Tam
Goulnun
Burrentick Oem
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Queanbeyan
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Unclear court notices and racing results from Dundee event
Fragments report Tommy Raed racing 16.9 over Donilee in round six at Dundee. Legal notice cites hearings on a date in BBV year at the Australian Capital Territory Parcel Office, with names Newcombe v. Rewenmbe and Cowan v. Cowan. FC P. Keane, Registrar.
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