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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 19, 1943
Page
2
A fragmentary note from a historical page mentions a phrase about feet in clouds, suggesting a loosely preserved caption or column title. The readable text centers on the quirky metaphor without clear names, dates, places, or events to anchor further detail.
A government plan proposes a four million pound subsidy for dairy producers. The move aims to stabilize prices and support farmers, with details outlining payment flow and eligibility across the sector.
Report from Hot Springs notes a Monday session of a food conference with editors and publishers from Boston and New England. The piece describes intense security, constant surveillance and restrictions on news flow to control information about the event. Officials aim to limit access and keep details away from strangers.
An interned man named Kaifan faced a prolonged period of confinement after an attempted escape from a transport facility near Victoria. Authorities reported he was using a wood gate to hide, and a May 1 call prompted the decision to press for his release, while security measures remained strict around the camp.
Public uproar followed the attack on the hospital ship Centaur near Australia during wartime. Citizens demand swift action against Japan and Germany, while urging government to target allied submarine activity and protect sea lanes. Strong emphasis on national outrage and support for military and humanitarian vessels.
A fragment mentions Fear Waerlenny and Lady Qowris with an appointment as Honorary Commandant in the Women’s Royal Australian Naval Service. The text is garbled but indicates a naval honor or ceremonial role connected to 260 BC era joke or misprint and a club visit by a person named Hee Kaosllenty.
During the late nineteens aviation personnel and officers are cited for participation in numerous operational sorties across racing territory. The record highlights sergeant John William Mor and pilots from various regiments including Beri and Preston with mentions of Antarctica and Richards.
The government plans leave for New Guinea troops with nerve issues, prioritizing personnel who served in operations there. The Army Minister Mr Yorie said consultations would involve medical and transport considerations, aiming to apply to those who fought in New Guinea. Details and timelines will be announced as plans develop.
Reported over 17 months, American forces suffered 8 000 killed and 12 000 wounded in the Army, plus 1 000 missing and 34 000 captured. Navy casualties listed as 1 200 killed and 4 700 wounded.
A garbled summary mentions Boetin synthesis, the American Association for Advancement, and a debate over a powerful vitamin. It references Sydney, pollen chemistry, and last night events with unclear details. The text references research work and a grant around 40070 dollars an ounce, though specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary list of casualties and places including Victoria New South Wales Western Australia and Canberra areas. Mentions prisoners of war and names in a garbled format with no clear dates or verifiable details.
Milbourne reports a complex air scheme affecting multiple parties in Australia and Canada. Officials describe new measures tied to controversial failures and revolutions in aviation, as authorities refuse to disclose full details. The program has drawn mixed reactions from linked agencies and observers.
A government plan proposes appointing a rent commissioner under the Price Commission with Professor Caplan and other officials named. The move aims to regulate housing costs amid shortages and curb profiteering, ensuring fair access while preserving market stability.
In a protest at the Prime Minister's residence the Opposition accuses Mr Ward of misrepresentation regarding plans to remove portions of aural with the Curtin government in power. The Opposition leader Mr Fadden and party claim the executive failed to act against Ward and his associates amid repeated misstatements, seeking Curtin's attention to the matter.
Australian airmen from Adelaide return to Melbourne after serving in the South West Pacific theater. Squadron leaders and commanding officers recount missions over smoky territory and surprise German positions, detailing perilous flights and near misses during campaigns.
A historic air force report notes RAF units surpassing 1000 enemy aircraft destroyed in operations. The piece highlights leaders Group Captain A. G. Malan of South Africa and a New Zealander as station commanders, with pilots from Australia and other dominions contributing to the tally as crews push toward the 100th aircraft milestone.
Prime Minister Curtin announced Parliament will meet June 23 for pre election sittings. Government plans include a hurried Home Affairs bill and early supply to cover three months. Officials expect to finish business before the general election and discuss a likely election date in coming weeks.
Ambiguous text from a historical page shows Labour and Communist unity backing Curtin in an election. Mentions individuals Fallon Latour MFM, Chandler’s Amany Afxny unions, and a split over party identities while urging worker turnout and government return.
Perth A L P declines to join with communists amid a volatile political scene. The letter outlines tensions with the Curtin Government and signals ongoing party realignment. Names and affiliations cited reflect the period’s factional struggles in Western Australia.
The Australian Cabinet approved tightened rules to curb unlawful stoppages in protected industries. The plan, to be administered by the Minister for Labour, targets employers and employees failing to comply with awards and codes, with penalties and potential army discipline for repeat offenders. The move follows reports from the Commission on Industrial Relations and aims to ensure uninterrupted wartime production.
Labor officials consider standardizing holiday rules amid calls for uniformity. The proposal examines wage protections and worker hours on public holidays, noting potential exemptions for essential sectors and the need to balance safety, productivity, and fair pay.
A Labour Council meeting authorized revamping the ER P task group. A new six member committee was proposed to oversee security and interior department liaison with Canberra Hospital and Trades and Labour Council, led by a chairmen to be appointed. The plan includes shifting appointment powers and aligning ERP activities with the Home Security program.
A fragmented report discusses German assault threats and Allied plans in World War II context. It cites sources in Moscow and Boston, weighing whether German heavy bombardment or mail operations will resume while Allies prepare counter moves and assess upcoming offensives.
A Tokyo dispatch reports Japanese forces pressing to capture key rice growing areas in central China as British and American interest appears limited. The Changsha area faces ongoing fighting while Japanese troops push toward western Hindustan border, with large deployments around Shandong in retaliation for Chinese attacks.
The article outlines a heated U.S. debate over a taxation plan tied to distribution and fairness. It notes opposition parties and Congress considering a compromise, with references to installment payments and income brackets.
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