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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1941
Page
2
Portraits in Oil of National Leaders Displayed
A fragmented notice lists portraits in oil including Mr Padden president of the Senate Senator Cunningham and others. It mentions artists Colquhoun Wheeler and several named figures. The item references a national collection and a meeting or training event tied to these portraits and a new seal to be run in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prortreila
Mr. Padden
Senate
Genator Cunningham
Mena
B. Colquhoun
Breet Duanerse
Garin Wheeler
Wal ‘Douree
de ‘On & Portraik
Emi
Salat
Henator J. Save
Malbourna
Walter i
Norman Carter
Georgy Pearce
A. Dieale
Gore
Caner
Weather report from Cambria shows heat and wind data
A fragmented weather excerpt reports temperatures near 30 degrees and 24 hour conditions. It notes 3 pm readings, wind speeds around 12 mph, and rainfall indicators with yearly totals 170 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria
Raira
Nooy Saw
Biett Am
Police cordon tightens around Graham hideout near Auckland
A brutal manhunt surrounds Stanley Graham, the 40 year old farmer linked to six killings and a wounding, as police and Home Guard trenches seal off his bush hideout. aircraft patrols, searchlights, and machine gun emplacements keep watch while residents hear bursts of firing and radio signaling keeps authorities in contact. Graham reportedly seeks food at his fortified home, which remains under siege with the aim of survival or capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Stanley Graham
Van
Graham
Vheares
Bombe Mage
Mills
Canberra Beat of Government Advances Housing Department
The Interior Minister stated after talks with the Security Minister that plans for a Department of Home Affairs headquarters in Canberra are moving forward. The Prime Minister indicated no fixed location or transfer date, but signaled progress in placing Canberra at the center of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Senator Callings
Hate Security
Sassarini
Department of Hom Oatay
Canbert
Bemnator Collinge
Dean Spade
Sanberra
Hitler Promised New European Order Prompts Allied Resolve
A Canberra Times front shows a March 14 1941 style editorial praising Hitler's new European order and detailing resistance across Norway, France, Greece, Poland, and Italy. It argues the regime enslaves nations, worsens hunger, and aims to reconstruct Europe under German rule while Allies must deliver true freedom and postwar support through the Atlantic Charter framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Essiope FE
Terrtoria
Arctic
Norway
Crete
Europe
Lithuania
Italy
Reich
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Vederia
Germany
France
Marchal Petain
Petain
New Order
Alllied Arme
Europa
Terran
Abolition Advisory Council Defers Action on Canberra Motions
The Advisory Council discussed proposals by Dr Not t and others to form a representative committee from each organization to refer motions back to the Minister. The aim was to improve chances of motions passing during wartime. The council rejected the motion and decided to revisit it later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Adrinsey Council
Drott
Canberra
Tay
Thia
Nottie Gardner
Tokyo
Lalepone
War Council set for Melbourne briefing on Thursday
Melbourne reports Prime Minister Curtin convened the Advisory War Council to be held in Melbourne with the War Cabinet. Commander-in-Chief Brooke-Popham attended and the Opposition leader Waddan submitted nominees including Mesrs Fadon Morales Sendet MBEwes for council membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mr Curtin
Waddan
Er. Curtin
Oppostion
Advisory War Council
Messrs
Fadon
Morales
Sendet
Mbewes
RAAF Pilots Across Theaters Report Combat Losses
The ministry reports Allied aircrew in Europe, the Middle East, and other fronts have destroyed 142 enemy aircraft and probably 35 more with zero survivors known at station sites. Of 11 pilots listed at dropped stations, two are alive in enemy territory while others are unaccounted. figures suggest multiple claims and unconfirmed damages across theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Aar
Europe
Middle East
Air Hie Drauafordwraight
Sundsland
RAAT
Canery Platen Ab
Midas Gant
Total War Effort Rally in Brisbane Calls for War Bonds
The Labour Government faces its obligation to fund the war with Australia’s capacity. Deputy Leader Forde urged Australians to buy War Loans, stressing fuel for Bren gun carriers tanks planes and other weapons to sustain the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australia
Tony
Forde
Borde Ap
Governor Gowrie Visit Recalled In Brisbane Report
An Australian note recalls Lord Gowrie’s visit and army service details. The report mentions Brisbane arrival, officials, and wartime duties. It notes Chater and others, with mentions of deaths and holiday plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowrie
Brisbane
Lane Ventering
Chater
Military Camps in Southern States Favoured
The Minister for the Army Mr Forbes indicated satisfaction with differences in equipment and arrangements, noting support for southern camps amid ongoing Defence discussions. The report reflects government stance on training facilities and resource allocation in Amurbane region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amurbane
Army
Mr. Forbes
Leeches Used in Delicate Eye Operation
Report from Sydney describes a delicate eye operation on patient Barker from a Salvation Army home. Leeches were used to control eye pressure in a glaucoma case but were scarce due to dry weather. The procedure aimed to reduce eye-ball hardening and preserve vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Balvation Army Home
Tolley
Labour Policy Stands Against Dictation in Australia
Melbourne reports quote Prime Minister Curtin declaring no dictation from within or without while stressing strength to prevent influence. Over 990 Labour and Trade Union leaders greet him. crowds cheer as he vows to advance wartime unity and a new social order. Curtin studies map and plans meeting with the War Cabinet in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australie
Australia
My. Cur ‘UN
Tie
Mr. Curtin
R. Curtin
Awards: Seventy Naval Officers Honored in Melbourne
Seventy naval officers were awarded honors during a ceremony in Melbourne. The event highlighted officers on duty aboard HM ships and included mentions of Lieut and Commander ranks. Several named officers from Australian stations received commendations for service aboard HMB Rodney and other vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sanday
Weg
Dee
Tmatinglahed Bec
Crom
Lieut
Comaling
Gia
Ad Teak
Wee
Gai
Wheater
Man Power Survey and Proposals on Advisory Count Meeting
Fragmented text outlines a discussion on advisory counts and licensing for alcohol. It mentions a Department report to the Council, potential amendments to the Ordinance, and debate over power resources and alcohol sales timing, with references to Curtin and industry impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoters
Han
Council For
Ite Tiger
Ice Curtin
Inere
Newscan
Downes
Spirituan Guors
A. Garibaraid
War Day by Day Soviet Army Onslaughts
Fragmentary report details Soviet Army offensives with unclear captions and missing lines. The fragment emphasizes day by day warfare and strategic pressure on enemy lines, hinting at heavy combat and mounting casualties amid ongoing operations.
October Flower Show Trials and Awards Describe
The record describes a late October flower show event with officials including C. J. Thakoomae and Dr. Cunpecen Blo td, the invitation extended to Mam Deg on October 30 at Warrgate, remarks by Warres, and judges Crum tt and Wallace assessing blooms and prime vases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Thakoomae
Warrgate
Warres Galt Riatpeul
Eahlbiern
Canberra Soldier in Germany Adviow Reserved
Fragmentary report notes Mrs A Ciswallyn of Aton claiming her husband L/Cpl A Laewellyn hid misusing for five months. The text is garbled with references to war detention, a Berian Prison, and unclear duties linked to ex US Attorney General Harry Baugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap MY
Chater
Direeton
Cine
Australis
Ryde
Ganon
Canberra
Ciswallyn
Aton
Cpl A Laewellyn
Billoom
Berian
Tamup
How York Hustley
Lowley
Harry Baughsaty
United Mates
Explosion at Naval Air Station in Beattle
The Navy Department announced a signamit e warehouse explosion at the naval air station. Eleven men were associated in the blast and others were injured. An inquiry has been ordered. The blast was caused when favién reached the warehouse.
Canadian Chiefs in London Defence visit ends
Canadian Minister for Defence Colonel J I Ralston and the Chief of the General Staff travel to London for talks on military coordination and defense strategy amid heightened international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sendiy
J 1 Ralston
Rave
Cup Attraction and War Effort Rally Misread
A disjointed wartime notice reports Group Captain E L Wilson Martin addressing a Commonwealth war effort rally. The speech touches on cup support, recruitment drives, and expenses as officials claim mobilizing resources. A figure of 4 000 000 for four weeks appears amid campaign notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ol Wilson Ir Martin
Malbourne
Mir Kearth
Mt. Smith
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O'Rourke
Anda
Cannerra
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Lia
Carmi
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Canberra Times
THE
Advisory Council
WAR Council
Sir Brooks-Popham
RAAF
Labour Ministry
Labour Policy
MAN Power Survey
Sohang
Fuphald
Wallace
Ulige
Naval Air Station
Depence
Britain
Brooke Popham
Wsit Australia
Pstion
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