Shell defects cost deferred in ammunition production notes
In Parliament opposition questions referred to £54 million of ammunition over five years. Mr. Fairhall said £16 million in output with £200 thousand cost to rectify defects, mostly maintenance or upgrades. He argued early stage production with new explosives causes such troubles and that strict inspection is unnecessary excess cost.
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Esterday
Fairhall
Australia
Department of Supply
Army
Army and Supply Department
U.S
Britain
Union Leaders Protest Facilities at Watson Home Project
Union leaders from the Trades and Labor Council and Building Workers' Industrial Union visit Orlet (S.A.) Ltd at Watson to complain about dining and toilet facilities for workers on a 70 home project. Manager L. T. Clews says adequate mess sheds will be erected, likely by tonight.
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Watson
Trades and Bour Council
W. A. Andrews
Building Workers’ Industrial Union
F. J. McCauley
G. Robinson
Builders Labourers’ Federaion
Orlet
S.A
Cameres
L. T. Clews
Thiong
ACT bush fire danger starts as season opens
The ACT bush fire danger period begins today with J H Kellew warning of high risk as spring grass dries. From now until February 29 fires require special circumstances or written permits. permitted fires allowed only in designated fire places, picnic spots, or travelling stock reserves. Public cooperation is urged to prevent severe outbreaks.
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A.C.T
A.C.T. Bush Fire Council
J. H. Kellew
Canberra
Kellew
Kellow
Gang of six robbers stripped 200 victims in Caracas raids
Police said a cohort of six held up banks and stores over the weekend netting more than 40000 dollars while stripping more than 200 people naked to delay pursuit. The Associated Press of America reported.
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Caracas
Venezuela
A.A.P
Associated Press of America
Whitby and motorists face court in Canberra area cases
Kingston guest house guard John Keith Whitby pleaded not guilty to a traffic and liquor offence with two prior similar convictions. Det. Luton and Det. Williams testified Whitby exited a car on Eyre Street road, denied staggering, and claimed he parked first try. Others include Robert Hungerford fined for 65 to 70 mph speeding and Maxwell McCarthy fined for driving under liquor influence. A clerk and Leonard Kenyon also faced charges for careless driving in separate August and October incidents.
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Wrmeveys Palthay Privee
John Keith Whitby
Kingston Guest House
Kingston Whitby
J. A. Cavanagh
Whitby
Det-Sget
H. F. Luton
B. P. Williams
Eyre Street
Robert Allan Hungerford
McDonald Road
Queanbeyan
Harvey
Pangeford
Const
Cavanagh
Hungerford
Canberra Avenue
Maxwell McCarthy
Plasterer
Causeway
Meagher
S.M
McCarthy
A. J. A. Oldroyd
Manuka Circle
Sea Street
Keane
Leonard John Kenyon
Bates Street
Dickson
Set. C. F. G. Turner
Kenyon
Mort
Girrahween Streets
Regina v Magassy and Tindall Hearings at A C T Law Courts
At the Australian Capital Territory Law Courts Mr. Justice Dunphy presides over a list starting 10 a.m. today including Regina v Magassy part heard and Regina v Tindall as part of the morning docket.
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Justice Dunphy
A.C.T. Law Courts
Regina v. Magassy
Regina v. Tindall
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George Pitt Radio & Record Salon
Garema Place
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