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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1944
Page
3
A fragmented text item from a law frontian in an old newspaper page shows sparse readable elements. It references a location and a legal context but lacks clear names, dates, or actions to define a complete event or notice.
District cricket report covers cadets efforts at Duntroon and Navy's strong response at Manuka Oval. Key figures include Johnson 7 for 23, Parker 3 for 8, Burroughs 4 for 35, and Northbourne top scores with 76. Attacking bowling and steady centuries mark the day as both sides push for first innings leads amid tough fielding.
Canberra High School pushes patriotic funds with weekly subscriptions surpassing 1100, sending journal copies and canteen orders to service personnel. The piece notes changes in donor involvement, urges parental cooperation, and highlights community support amid school events and local cricket scores.
In Canberra a conference on the Liberal Party's creation prompts Mr Hughes to question the new party's differences from the existing WAP. He notes his expulsion from the UAE and asks what Deipelpies the new party advances while defending the old principles. He says UAE endorsement and his election return show support, but criticizes actions to implement those principles.
The Canberra churches discuss unity amid wartime struggles, with Archdeacon Floberiavn and Archdeacon Robertson stressing historic ties among Eastern Orthodox centers and Anglican leadership. They voice hope that postwar victory will bring full reunion of Orthodox and Anglican churches.
The article reports on a preacher at a Sunday service led by Rev. Moore, Diocesan Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. He urges Catholics to pray for and support missions, noting wartime strain in Australia and Oceania. The Vicariate of Rabaul suffered losses among Catholics, and parish priests praise mission promoters while calling for renewed cooperation and shepherding of the flocks.
Speech argues belief in God is essential to guide moral life and national morale. It asserts the Bible reveals a great, loving, sovereign God who created heavens and earth and provided redemption through Jesus. The speaker warns against secular doubt, urging faith to sustain conduct and unity in perilous times.
Readers are invited to the October Flower Show by the Canberra Horticultural Society. The event features numerous vases and displays of tulips, crocus, primroses, anemones, lilies, pansies, ranunculus, and other blooms, with a limit on counts per display and entries including prize specimens and decorative bowls.
Avronia sentience attributed to Private Jack Wilton for mutiny in a Queensland prison camp case. MAP, secretary of the Fleduinid Soldiers group in Parliament, urged a harsher review while urging clemency. Mr. Hughes asked the Army Minister to reduce the ventanos after court martial evidence.
In a Sunday report, the Australian Minister for Commerce Mr Scully said Australia would export no wheat except to Britain for her famine relief. He noted the drought would reduce yield to about 45 million bushels with a carryover of 70 million bushels from the previous season.
Public notices detail a young couple seeking furnished lodging or a tiny cottage from December 1 for at least four months with linen crockery and utensils, reply to No. 3, Canberra Times. Also housing and boarding ads from November for couples and families. pool ticket rates and season passes listed. contact details include an address in Canberra.
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