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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 27, 1942
Page
2
The Canberra Times advert burden states copy must be ink written and complies with strict rules. It notes no guarantee any advertisement will appear and ads should reach Canberra offices before 3 pm the day before publication for the Federal Capital Press of Australia Ltd.
Police force members including detectives and four Contablas of the MOI ACen police were charged with treba and set to appear in court on June 2. London reports detail senior officers led by Lieutenant General Ht Arvold and Admiral HE Towera arriving in Britain to discuss auto anteints operation.
The article highlights Australian Royal Air Force pilots who endured the Allied war effort and were reassigned to roles supporting frontline and administrative duties. It notes recognition by authorities and mentions key figures like Mr. Drakeford while stressing the value of long wartime service and diverse duties across theatres including the Middle East and the Far East.
Australia launches the Second Liberty Loan as Prime Minister and Treasurer urge broad public support. Proceeds fund war aims, with previous loan’s success cited to rally Australians across towns and industries to subscribe for victory against the Axis. The call emphasizes national effort, sacrifice, and unity in defense of humanity.
Wekehmar regarding Br Neter attended a government event in Canberra as a wave arrived at Government House, Canberra, marking a notable in situ ceremony.
The article discusses proposed petrol priority changes during an emergency period, with decisions on civilian allocations to be made by the Department of Army and the Esquith Control authority. It notes that ration reductions will depend on service value to the community and that higher priority holders may see smaller cuts than lower priority groups.
A crash of an FA.A.F. machine at Tamworth's Central school on Saturday killed two occupants. Pilot David Bennie Arn, 38, of Glenely, IA and officer Leunara Charles Wanley, 21, from Sydney, were identified among the dead.
Fragmentary weather note from Canberra dated Monday references uncertain terms and names. The readable portion hints at a regional forecast style but lacks clear data such as temperatures winds or conditions.
A garbled dispatch from Auckland reports Britain ready to defend Australia in the Pacific. The article cites officials in New Zealand and Australia responding to threats and noting potential RAF actions while warning against further aggression.
Australia plans to raise about 530 million pounds by public subscription with ear certificates representing over 34 million pounds. The effort aims to support wartime needs and will be opened next Tuesday with administration details to follow.
The premier argues the Commonwealth wheat plan raises efficiency and premiums, claiming it benefits farmers despite criticism. He asserts the plan focuses on premium incentives and potential yields, pledging to adjust if necessary.
Australian airmen serving in India and across the globe fought in many theatres. The minister for air stated Australians in India supported Britain, served with various squadrons, and carried the war to Germany, France, Norway, and other fronts. They flew over the Middle East, Greece, Malta, Libya, New Guinea, and Russia, contributing to air campaigns in multiple campaigns.
Melbourne dispatch says a Quaxine liner under charter to the United Mines Government crashed in central Australia. Ten US Army core members and two RAAF members were aboard along with an Australian officer and an air crew of several. All passengers killed. a large sum in Australian notes and silver disappeared. Weather suspected to have caused the doomed flight near Alley Springs.
Report notes a conference with the Prime Minister to solve issues in the coal industry. About 1200 metal workers at Metropolitan Tron Foundry moved back to work after a strike. Tram workers and other miners also returned or remained idle due to shortages and wage disputes.
Report of a mining sector dispute where miners at Central Coal, Tofereson, and nearby collieries faced idling as Minister Maddolly intervened. An inspector from the Mines was sent to assess transport needs and ensure impartial handling, amid calls from management for relief measures.
The War Cabinet outlined five decisions to boost war economy. A single labour provision order will shift workers to essential roles, with women replacing men where needed and export production trimmed. Ship and aircraft maintenance takes precedence over new construction, and munitions drive expands manpower through allied production. Plans include wage and manpower reconciliations and priority for Allied needs, with a governance committee to monitor.
A wartime notice outlines government plans on public holidays for Sernaak workers and essential industries. It details calls for discipline among munition workers, urging employers to avoid production disruption while supporting the war effort. It notes theatres and transport will be affected and stresses health and safety.
Fragmented OCR reveals a college radio repair project and wartime context involving students and faculty. The text mentions a college, a repair and test of radio gear, and references to military involvement and potential expert consultation.
An excerpt outlines Raine and partners preparing ample winter feed, with plans to supply hay and silage. It notes поставить preparing crops, livestock needs, and future spring sowing, including anticipated conditions and potential challenges. Key figures and places mentioned include Raine and local farms planning ahead for feed security.
The article reports on a clothes rationing scheme in Melbourne coordinated with a steering committee and church groups. It notes proposed distribution by proportion, exceptions for specific individuals, and a plan to hold a church hall meeting on June 14 to discuss primacitation and related arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR text references AME admission to RSL and Australian military context, with garbled names and phrases. Core elements about admittance, military bodies, and a presidential remark are present but not coherent enough for a concrete event or date.
A tense contest ends with a one point tie as Horus Denen brings emotion to the court. The final minutes feature close shots and defensive stops, keeping spectators on edge until the buzzer.
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