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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 26, 1945
Page
2
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War cabinet ministers plan Monday discussions to review manpower needs amid big shifts in the global war. Officials say a comprehensive survey and service adjustments may be examined as plans evolve.
Alleged attacks by the Minister for Labour and National Service Mr Holloway on arbitration were questioned at a Melbourne union meeting. The Sydney Morning Herald and Tribune reports were cited as sources by communists claiming a deliberate pretext to attack arbitration. The dispute touched on state policy, court contempt charges, and reactions from union leaders and government figures. The discussion centered on arbitration, government enforcement, and claims that the government failed to uphold court decisions. The minister and others disputed the charges, stating their aim to defend workers and employers within the arbitration system.
A garbled report discusses advocacy for a National Pacific Air Line. It mentions Australia, Trona-Pacific Mine, Senator Armatrang, and a plan to make air service available. The piece references civil aviation and airline personnel, with unclear details on timelines or outcomes.
A heated session in the House of Representatives focused on a government insurance provision to regulate reemployment and postwar reconstruction. Amendments sought to limit benefits for wives of ex servicemen and extend or tailor pay for service personnel while awaiting placements, triggering tense divisions and procedural warnings.
The government outlined who would be eligible for the Pacific Star and Defence Medal for Malayan service and other campaigns. It listed that those who served during Japanese raids and various campaigns from New Quinscum to Milne Bay may qualify, with discretionary power to award based on operational length and specific theatres.
In Sydney the police note juvenile offenders account for a large share of recent arrests. Authorities report multiple youths detained yesterday in separate incidents with total thefts and property damage valued at around 1,000 pounds. The majority of offenders are described as unemployed youths from the Homaby division, with many involved in petty theft and minor assaults.
The acting Prime Minister Mr Chifley stated yesterday the government aims to accelerate building programs. He hoped that at an early date there would be enough manpower and material to support the program, with premiers to discuss details at their next conference. The plan was expected to be connected in a program that could be achieved before the end of the year.
Fragmentary report notes Dr Evatt possibly visiting South America after returning from the Saw Renée trip. Mentions Mr McGregor newly appointed Minister at Large and rapid development of Australian contacts in the country. Source text is garbled with missing names and dates.
A garbled report notes high ranking officials including General Hie Royal, Mr R A Hennigon, and KR Knox meeting in Admiralty House and Sydney on visits tied to Victoria and Marrachs. It mentions salutes, garrigas, and entertaining events at Avatrallan enor lath and Clensentorth Gant Chine, with unclear dates and roles.
ACTU calls for universal pay rise for defence service workers. Acting Minister for the Army in Australia faces consideration of cost and staffing pressures while operations show strains and recruitment remains challenging.
Report describes patrons at a Sydney cinema and Melbourne venue reacting to a German atrocity film. The piece notes audience fainting and distress as graphic scenes of violence were shown, with emphasis on reactions rather than precise plot details.
Fractured report describes soldiers accused of pillaging on the wharves. Jimi, working aboard, faced allegations as 120 men were laid up and confined. Barracks and aidior gangs are mentioned amid unrest and protests at the port.
The note lists Anglican services and clergy at Bungendore and surrounding parishes with details on a corporate communion, ordinations, and upcoming events. It mentions Rev. A. Braith silk pelo Innate, Rev. RW. Tanattall, Rev. A.A. Smith, and lay plans for parish building funds, plus notices for Catholic, Methodist, and Presbyterian groups and youth activities.
A scanned notice lists Holy Communion and sermons across Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Baptist congregations. Services occur at Trinity, Archdeaconry churches, St Christopher's, St Andrew, and other venues with morning and evening rites, Sunday schools, and related events noted for Canberra and surrounding areas. The fragment mentions Rev McKeown, Rev Amith, Rev Choon, Rev Fred Mert, and other clergy with varied service times and activities.
The evening service will be conducted by A Wilson at Kingston Hills next Sunday. The topic will be Om Note Capitulation.
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