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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1941
Page
3
Strikes and compensation claims involving wharf workers surface in a disputed work stoppage. Details describe workers refusing to work on a Saturday, with conflicting statements about a meeting and terms of pay, and company readiness to negotiate. Readable fragments reference overseas trade and the Merany employing Lem.
Sydney Monty reports that Flight Lieutenant Br. Pelly Toverly ADC to Doverner was recalled to Austrasia after commanding a Royal Air Force squadron in combat. The unit claimed several downed aircraft and heavy training work by French forces, with seasoned service as it resumed duties abroad.
A worker named Joan Wilton Cain of Mutou was killed at Geant and Wetson works after an elevator counterweight failed to stop the cage. Cain, employed as a storeman, entered the shaft with another driver and was struck by the weight in a fatal incident.
Minister for External Affairs McDonald announced the government will shift administrative functions from Hibao to Lae due to ash clouds and health risks from Tavurvur eruption. The plan includes relocating offices and establishing temporary headquarters as arrangements proceed.
Reports to Australian authorities indicate ongoing efforts to forward war prisoners via the Red Cross for distribution to Australian POWs held in Germany. The government aimed to address earlier reports of mistreatment, noting many prisoners were reportedly in camps in Burgpe and Darmany, with continued actions planned to ensure better conditions and supply.
Report from Wollongong details miners injured during a shifting track on a mountain job. A truck halted after a derailment at roughly 30 yards. men held a meeting and decided not to work due to meat shortage and ongoing safety concerns.
The monthly meeting of the Canberra Branch Council of the MPH Association will be held at the Hotel Canberra on Thursday near the instant at 1:30 pm. Attendees are urged to attend as council business includes approving future procedures and electing officers.
The Victorian Branch reports a group called up for compulsory training seeks to bridge the pay gap between military and civil service. Proposals consider extending training periods and reviewing pay arrangements for about sixteen days, with further representations planned to Government and the Commonwealth Council.
Victoria news notes debate on postwar land settlements and the handling of returned soldiers and workers. The Superannuation Board seeks policy amendments while the Central Executive considers shifting emphasis to union input and independent pension contributors within government policy.
A report outlines grants totaling £170,000 for New South Wales, £230,000 for Victoria, and related funds for a four year program to reconstruct marginal wheat areas. Each of four wheat growing states drafted redevelopment plans to aid economic recovery, with progress measured by returned production and deployment of resources.
Proceedings in Sydney and Melbourne show factory stamping flaws and weaponized footwear concerns. McEvoy disputes mandatory advantages, an inspectorate and government examination sparked waves of strikes by textile workers across Melbourne and Sydney, with calls to test and extend wearing quality and safety standards. The unrest includes staged disruptions, calls for action, and a rallying mood among labor unions amid factory inspections and wage debates.
A Naas Patriotic Dance evening featured 100 couples, with Mr Hui Gregory highlighted in attendance. Mae Elva Bante and other contestants competed in the Queanteyan Queen event as a programme of dance music was provided. A draw by R Ntusee and Bri¢o accompanied performances by Thomas. Mr Amery won a side competition amid a note of disappointment in the programme and hospital absence of Alan Tong.
Bobby Tukes claimed the National laatea championship at Foret Hills. Gentine Prank Kavers led 7 1 62 before an upset, while the women's final saw Bets defeat Mies 7 6 3 in a tense match.
An essay from Australasia links a coated tongue to digestive and stomach disorders, noting constipation as a common cause and presenting heartache as a symptom. It promotes More's Tatlun and Rast Pill as the recommended laxatives used by men and women nationwide.
Fragmentary report of a Homebush stock sale at the Monnington caleyards. Prices were irregular with lambs and wethers showing varied bids while overall demand was fair to firm. Entries included ewes, lambs, and rams with quotations noting quality and stockyard conditions.
Montag drawing lists winners and prizes with numbers and names, including First prize entries and syndicate notes. Mentioned are War Ane net Nor Bh Byodicate, Chamy 4 Perasnr syndicate, and Tim Prise with Keane Runaiates. Also notes Prize timing at Trafalgar House and Wednesday morning drawing details.
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