Radio Schedule Fragment From Cane Times Era
A dense list of radio programs and times from Cane Times era, detailing news, music, devotion, sports, and specials. Entries include Morning Devotion, Broadcast to Schools, Stock Exchange, and various concerts and dramatic pieces with performers and composers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane Times
Stock Exchange
B.b.cc
Newa
Ivor Newton
Jim Davidson
Coleridge Taylor
Hiawatha
Bernard Heinze
Noelle Taylor
Cecil Frager
New Guinea
Gerson Daviot
Max Afford
Salvation Army Rritorial Staff
Judith
Joan — Biswers
Bertha Jorgensen
Marston Bate
Frederic Earle
Canberra housing loan push faces delays in setup
A Canberra deputation pressed the Minister and Treasury for advances under the Commonwealth Housing Ordinance to clear 19 active plans and 15 new applications pending funds. They urged private builders to speed housing, seek lower administration charges, and limit outside firms selling in Canberra zones amid reports of unfair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolger
Canberra
Department of the Interior
Department
Theomy
Woodger
Joan
Carrodus
Sydney
Melbourne
Canberra Arma
Australia
ACT Trades and Labour Council approves policy on compulsory training
At a Canberra meeting the ACT Trades and Labour Council adopted a resolution backing the Opposition leader J Curtin against the compulsory training scheme. It protested a wage discrepancy at Canberra Hospital between medical superintendent and ward staff. The council authorised enrolment of members by the Builders Laborers Federation of Australia and planned a territory working committee. It urged notice of Industrial Board sittings, moves to have hearings Monday, and discussed un affiliated unions and the white-ante policy. Arrangements for the second annual Anniiversary Day picnic were made with trophies promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.T. Trades ,and Labour Council
J. Curtin
Menizies
Canberra
Builders’ Labourers’ Federation of Australia
Attorney-General’s Department
N. Jeffries
New South Wales Labour Council
Expansion of CSIR staff for war industries
The staff of scientists at the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research laboratories is being expanded to speed development of war time industries. The Commonwealth Gazette announced vacancies for four assistant research officers for lubricants and bearings investigations, three for the laboratory and two for the aeronautical laboratory at Fishermen's Bend. Salaries range from £7 to £10 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research Laboratories
Commonwealth Gazette
Fishermen's Bend
Homebush Stock Sales Sydney Market Report
Flemington sale yards saw 56 000 sheep and lambs with steady competition and a market on par with Monday. Cattle yarded totalled 3 100 head, good to prime goods sold well while demand for other grades was uneven. Wethers 20s to 28s, ewes 8s to 16s, lambs 13s to 24s, bullocks £6 to £15, cows £4 to £11, beef good quality 42s, medium 35s, others 5s per 100 lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Flemington
Sly
Patriot Fund totals announced for Len Mivyou appeal
The Patriot Fund collects contributions totaling £20,082 in the Len Mivyou patriotic drive. Funds are earmarked for national support and public morale across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Mivyou
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Tedey
Gerhune Bright
Wool Hertrad
the Cooper
Media and Electrical Service
Phong Ate
Senator Foll
The
Treasury
Rej Basbte
Gonda Sioner
Foll
Trades and Labour
A.C.T. Council Meeting
Research Council
Homebush Stock Sales
Patriotic Fund
Pacific
Tokyo
Canberra Times
Nestles
Nestle’s Gift Dept
George St
Wee
Ps M4a
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