Methodist Conference Calls For Clergy Led Casualty Advice
Brisbane report states the Methodist General Conference adopted a recommendation from the Naval Military and Air Force Committee calling for the government to again inform relatives of overseas casualties through clergymen. If other denominations object, the War Cabinet should direct Methodist casualties to be notified by a Methodist minister.
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Brisbane
Methodist General Conference
Naval
Air Force Committee
Conference
War Cabinet
Methodist Church
Duke of Hamilton Misled on Hess Letter Apology Given
In the House of Commons the Under-Secretary said the BBC report claiming the Duke of Hamilton received a letter from Rudolf Hess was incorrect. Sir Archibald Sinclair stated the facts on May 22 and the Ministry of Information apologized for the misverification and any doubt cast on the Duke's integrity.
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London
Ministry of Intorim Ioo
Harold Nicholson
House of Commons
B.B.C
Duke of Hamilton
Rudolf Hess
Ministry For Information
Archibald Sinclair
Canberra carnival funds earmarked for overseas troops relief
Canberra volunteers debated disbursing Carnival funds with £500 to the Canberra Welfare Association and £100 to the British Bombing Relief Fund while £1200 was proposed in total. Members urged money go overseas to comfort fighting forces, noting prior Welfare Association expenditures and Lord Mayor’s Fund controls.
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Red Cross Bocly
Canberra Welfare Association
British Bombing
Bellat
Med
Canberra Legacy Club
Canberra A.lf. Girls’ Service Club
M. Orr
Canberra
Canberra Vers’ Welfare Association
Service Club
Cargill
Welfare Association
D'Arcy
Shakespeare
Major D'Arcy
Lord Mayor's
J. C. Tickner
K. P. Anderson
H. E. Jones
Services Club
Col. Jones
Carnival
Veal
ALF
Girls’ Service Club
New South Wales
Lord Mayor's Fund
Major Thomson
CG. J. Merralla
Thomsen
BL KK Lawrey
D. W. Cargill
Southwell
Menzies Reviews War Situation in Broadcast Remarks
Prime Minister Menzies outlined Britain's war outlook marking no defeat and eventual victory. He praised Allied leaders Churchill and Roosevelt, warned 1941 may demand hard sacrifices, and stressed Allied production and strategy from Libya to the Atlantic, Greece, and Spain.
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Mr. Measles
Britain
Atlantic
Menzica
Middle East
Libya
Tobruk
Bardia
Bellum
Menzies
Greece
Spain
Gibralts
Mr.Churchill
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Churchill
Great Britain
Churchill
Roosevelt
University sports oval project advances despite war strains
Workmen build a new sports ground on Acton flat near the women's hoe grounds. Mr Mengies praises British wartime spirit and notes Australia’s war effort remains focused with little disruption to daily life. The Canberra University College project is expected to be finished within weeks. People in Britain remain unafraid of bombing, and Australians are urged to avoid nonessential wartime distractions.
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Hitler
Norma Pie
Holmes
Braddon
Caraballo
Aporta
Acton
Mengies
Canberra University
Britain
Mr. Mengies
England
Australia
Telegrams for internees under strict supervision change
London announces Syria and Lebanon will be treated as enemy-occupied territory for Training with the Enemy Act. Internees may send urgent cablegrams under a special form as part of National Security regulation.
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National Security
London
Syria
Lebanon
Citric Acid Exports Prohibited Amid Domestic Shortage
The minister announces a ban on citric acid exports to prevent shortages in medicinal products. The action follows reliance on imports of calcium nitrate and other materials from non altering countries, reflecting government measures to safeguard the domestic supply.
Flax Production Committee Ordered to Submit Yearly Financials
The Flax Production Committee was ordered by regulation yesterday to furnish to the Minute for Supply, as soon as possible after the close of each financial year, a profit and loss account of its transportiome along with a statement of assets and liabilities.
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Ita Transportiome
Government Moves to Prevent War Profiteering
The government announced steps to curb war profiteering in defence supply. Under the National Security Act the Minister for Defence Cooperation or a representative can inquire into and report on the cost of goods supplied for defence purposes.
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National Security Act
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Jrue
J.A. Carrodus
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Australian Air League
Telupen Park School
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Atoney
Iite
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Australian Mutual Providext Society
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Luat
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Bale
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