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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 29, 1940
Page
3
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a meet with unclear context. The readable parts include names and terms resembling athletics or track events but lack coherent structure.
The Minister for Customs Senator McLeay announced July 1 start of newsprint rationing for daily weekly and Sunday papers with tiered reductions by page counts. Expected saving is about 64 000 tons of newsprint and over £1 000 000 in sterling exchange.
The Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation has delivered 75 Wirraway aircraft to the Royal Australian Air Force with 190 more to come in the next seven months. Minister Sir Frederick Stewart notes the contract has reached 575 aircraft after a three year origin, with some this year fitted with single row Wasp engines from the United States.
The Canberra Discussion Group announces five groups formed under Mr R F Archer. Groups study Democracy and Its Rivals International Affairs Modern Drama and A Short Survey of International Affairs. Additional members welcome at the YWCA Sunday 830 pm and at the Fire Station Wednesday 8 pm.
The Army announces a new Salvage and Recovery Section under the Quartermaster General to supervise asset reuse and educate soldiers in turning waste into wealth. The Councils for Scientific and Industrial Research aids scientific review of salvage, including mess hall waste and other materials for potential munitions use.
Berlin states Germany has revoked special privileges for Allied officers held as prisoners, claiming indignities suffered by German officers in Allied captivity. London authorities counter that German prisoners in Britain receive full rights and courteous treatment.
James Vincent Jacobs of Sydney was elected president of the Inter-Dormitory Council at Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire, a highly regarded honour.
The first Board of Visitors meeting at Mt Stromlo Solar Observatory was opened by the Minister for the Interior Senator Fall. He welcomed Director Dr R v d R Woolley and staff praising their solar research and global standing. The six member board includes Sir David Rivett, O A Vanwiller, T Parnell, Kerr Grant, T H Laby and J M Baldwin.
Britain and Germany pledged to respect the refugee liner President Roosevelt. Americans queued at the London US Shipping Lines office hoping to sail home aboard the vessel amid assurances from the two nations.
The Minister for the Army Mr Street said many Staff Corps officers would be offered overseas service during the war. Exchange policy will allow overseas and Australian staff to swap roles to fill key positions. Ten selected Army Signals Corps personnel attached to the 7th Division and 1st Australian Army Corps will train at Melbourne Technical College as Specialist tradesmen for eight weeks starting June 17.
Mr Scully Lab told the House yesterday that bag merchants charged farmers above fixed prices for second hand sacks. Minister for Commerce Mr Cameron said cases brought before the Prices Commissioner would receive consideration.
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