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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1941
Page
2
Senate Committee Backs Amendment on Neutrality Act
The Foreign Relations Committee votes 14 to 10 in favor of removing fears on American ships as part of Amendment W. The debate continues, with expectations that the bill will reach the full Senate and be passed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bunday
Henain Foreign Helatiane Committee
Bux
En Verlag Colmbah Snes
Dabcte Ue
Russians Fight With Faith as War Grinds On
The piece argues Russia will prevail as cities fall and famine tests resolve. It compares Russian defiance at Leningrad and Moscow to British resilience in Dunkirk Greece Crete and North Africa, urging united public support and greater effort behind leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eningrad
Moscow
Rolla
Crimea
Kharkov
Ukraine
Rostav
Caucasus
Leningrad
Dunkirk
Greece
Crete
North
Africa
Syria
Middle East
Rasain
East Africa
British Isles
London
Rus
Ramis
Huss
Budget speech signals budget measures to be debated
The article outlines a forthcoming budget presentation by Mr. Chifley and the government plans. It notes anticipated enabling bills, party caucus discussions, and potential impacts on taxation and public finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifley
Waditex
Eiken
Anahalla
Unes
USA
Curuin
Faden
Labour
Pontain
Memibera ‘Maasrs, Colee
Wilson Mhowe
Fedden
Closer Links With Russia Move Likely
The Commonwealth Government plans to inaugurate trade and diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia. The Australian Labor movement bodies hint at support, with the Federal Executive yet to resolve on actions. If Democratic peers move, Cabinet will consider a formal recommendation. Prime Minister Curtin reportedly in talks with State Labour leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Commonwealth
Russia
ACITU
Fulding Ody
Teadna Union Movement
Labour Party
N.8 W
Trades Ad Labour Council
ACU
R.A. King
Tein
Mr. Curtin
Petrol Cuts Foretell Tanker Dependence in Supply
The article cites ministerial statements on rationing and tanker shortages. Beasley notes future fuel policy hinges on tanker deliveries and continuity of government supplies, while Beanish warns against forecasts before refinery stock controls are in place.
Indictment for Perjury Ties to Propaganda Probe
Washington reports George AM, aide to Representative Hamilton Flak, indicted on two counts of perjury connected to an inquiry into alleged Axis propaganda. The grand jury alleges he denied knowledge of George Sylvester Viereck and of movements involving shipments tied to forest raids and G‑men probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George AM
Txoin Hionist
Hamilton Flak
Pede- Ta Grand Jury
Chatrys
Wil
Talale
George Sylvester Viereck
Ageond
Hill Lyule Toged
Foresta
G-Men
Governor and Lady Guwrta attend service at St John the Baptist
Their Excellencies the Governor and the General and the Lady Guwrta were present at Divine Service yesterday morning at St John the Baptist Church in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Guwrta
St. John 1 the Baptist Church
Canberra
Shipowners Face Possible Regulatory Terms
A mangled report notes government officials discuss forcing terms on shipowners by regulation. The Peters Minister for Labour and other officials reportedly argue a new regime may be enforced to set immediate restrictives on shipowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayoner
Peters
Labour
Me Ward
Trims
Mai Curtin
Feast of Christ the King at Patrick's College
The Feast of Christ the King was celebrated at Patrick's College Manly with a solemn procession of the Blessed Sacrament. Between five and ten thousand parishioners participated in the procession and related ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stayon MY
Patrick's College
Manly
Bathurst Gaol Escape Junt For Mardi
Eric Roneld Craig, a 3¢ unvicty ed murderer serving life, escaped Bathurst gaol around noon. Police and prison warders search the district as Craig, who was convicted in 1938 for the murder of Beadle O Connell and linked to May Miller’s death, reportedly appeared devout and fanatical. He escaped after leaving church with another prisoner. Craig has a wife and fourteen children in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bundy
Eric Roneld Craig
Ufe
Bathurst
Bathureat
Oromdere
Craig
Beadle O'Gonnae
Perk
Ertock
Wadie
May Miller
Queena Park
Jiles
Health control urged for Australia by former minister
Former Health Minister Bir Frederick Brewn criticized the lack of a uniform health scheme in Australia. He urged Commonwealth Health Services control of health in Australia, citing 40 000 invalid pensioners who could be better off under a proper nationwide scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Frederick Brewnart
Tosnight
Commonwealth
Australia
Bir
Frederick
Car Dives Into Creek Leaves Three Injured at Scene
Three RAAF and AAS personnel were seriously hurt when their car ran off a sharp bend near Mate quarle Drove this afternoon and crashed into a creek. Sgt Blott Corporal Correll and Corporal Main from Camden flying school sustained concussion and suspected leg fracture. One other party member escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hundeyi
Matequarle
M Creek
Bercuere
Sgt
Blott
Caporal Correll
Corporal Main
Camden Flying School
Blood America With Pictures
Mr George Polster of Australia, representative of the Columbia Broadcasting Corporation of America, pressed the Commonwealth Government to expand the information bureau proposed for New York by the Department of Information. A two hour request urged the government to clarify Mr Polster’s death and noted Germany’s heavy spending on publicity. Australia offered to flood America with news and pictures to aid the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Uiem
George Polster
Australiea
Calumbla Broadcasting Corporation
Ameren
Commonwealth Government
New York
Department of Infirm
Folater
Germany
Pacine
Australia
America
Canberra Toc H group opens renamed home in face of war
A Canberra Toc H meeting Friday marked the opening of a refurbished center behind a vacant allotment as dignitaries including Governor Gowrie Ambassador Nelson Johnson and Senator Collings attended. The group praised wartime and postwar aims and pledged continued support for youth and community service through Toc H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Reid
Benator Collings
Iso
Pell Wshitt
Murray
Amos Ntud
Toc 4
Fruai Ryde Tate
Tor
Thones
Nelson
Johnson
Toc H
United
States
Focal Tog
Roe Ministier
Colltaga
Alan
Tim
War Day by Day Reports Global War Interest Focus
World interest last week centered on the front and the American Congress in Washington where action is underway to repeal clauses of the act. Reports mention German delays and shifting positions as Allied forces advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momow
Tokyo
Amatican Congress
Washington
Gunarat
Taplas
Allerich
Rosas
Armien Pemnin
Oorwany
Ammericen
Alliance Predicted With Russia Amid World War II Talks
Fragmented text discusses Britain’s wartime stance and possible alliance with Russia. Mentions Eden, Bevan, and Churchill figures, with references to Iran and Middle East pressure, describing diplomatic maneuvers and criticisms of government policy amid ongoing conflict.
Minister's Sow Fire Devastates Camp In Greece and Crete
Fragmentary report describes a fire destroying works and garages at Camp In Greece and Crete. Mention includes Private Frederick Maiti and individuals linked to Coffies, with damaged property and unspecified casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Maitino
Renatoe
Garant Teas
Sydney
Braser
Collins
Raluing Afar Ose Wood, CMI and Co. Ltd
Greqoe
Crete
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