British liners aim to ship migrants to Australia
The Minister for Immigration announced plans to send 137 percent more migrants to Australia over the next 13 days. The Orion will arrive in Melbourne Friday with 40 assisted Britons, including 24 to Tasmania. Disembarkations occur for New South Wales and Queensland, with further departures planned to Sydney and Fremont, detailing migrant allocations by state.
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Government wartime production and employment shifts reported
Government figures show employment in certain sectors unchanged while munitions factories and food plants expand. Senator Armstrong notes 2 626 4 million pounds worth of commercial goods produced this year to supply China via UNRRA, easing factory maintenance costs as war-time rules relax.
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Canberra Swimmers to Patrol Picnic Resorts
The Canberra Amateur Swimming Club plans patrols at picnic resorts this summer. The Department of Interior will reimburse life saving transport costs while a committee reviews coaching facilities and training needs. Notable officials and delegates from New Zealand and local authorities are listed as supporting and overseeing safety programs and travel expenses.
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Morrison
Daily Telegraph retracts Amour broadcasting report in Parliament
In a House of Representatives session Speaker Rosevent announced the Daily Telegraph’s retraction of a statement about the Amour incident. The dispute centered on claims the Parliamentary Committee on Broadcasting censored Amour coverage from ABC News. Holt argued privilege breach by the press and noted verified statements were withdrawn by the Daily Telegraph.
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Senator Lamb Criticizes Travel Arrangements In Senate
Senator Lamb of Tasmania told the Senate that during a travel booking he was directed to an alternate airline by a clerk. He argued the private airline company controlled the Government air service, implying misuse of official travel procedures and favoring a private route.
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All Coal Mines At Work In Australian Output
All coal mines at work across Australia produced a total of 50,?000 tons in a single day. New South Wales led with 33,000 tons while Queensland contributed 8,000 tons. Western Australia 3,000 tons and South Australia 800 tons. Victoria 700 tons and Tasmania 700 tons.
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Mrs Trautwein’s Horses Sold in Australia Hotel Transfer
Approval for transferring the Koraca Killiecrankie and Young Ver gure to C W Toy of the Australia Hotel Wagga was given by the A I C committee. The horses, previously owned by Mrs J K Trautwein, were valued at about 2 000 and 1 259 guineas respectively after her nominating rights were debared.
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C. W. Toy
Australia Hotel
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Rivals to Be Staged Next Week by Canberra Repertory
Rehearsals nearly finished for Rivals at Alburt Hall with Will Dooley as producer and Darian le Gallene composing the decor and music. Agnette Bootey leads the cast with Bart Doig Luth Hon Smith Richard Wortley Tope Wine Las Almenthe Bil Wutodahe Cedric Park Egbert Harry among the ensemble for two Canberra evenings.
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Beng Dooley
Melbourne
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Barta Doig
1Uth- Hon Smith
Richard Wortley
Cedric Park
Egbert Harry
W S W I HTH WICKET PARTNERSHIP IN BRISBANE
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Brisbane
Optical Repair in Kingston Offers Eye Rest Treatment
Expert technicians perform eye rest therapy in Kingston with Fi Sweats and FLO brands. Contact Daview Pharmacy in Kingston at phone 748 for appointment and guidance.
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Daview Pharmacy
Kingston
Bank Officers Seek Referendum Protest Meeting
More than 1590 bank employees met to protest the government's banking bill. The meeting organized by the United Bank Officers Association urged protection for a long-standing plank of the Later platform by eluding referendum claws in the bill.
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