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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
4
The article reports the Textile Strike Act path paused as the tribunal defers action. It notes the court adjournment led by Justice Daige O'Mara and references the ongoing debate over the act's provisions and potential impacts on workers.
Senate debated income tax measures as key figures including Senator Jonasoo and others pressed for parity. The讨论 focused on equity and potential revenue impacts amid a crowded agenda.
Canberra forecast shows a fine mild day turning cloudy with scattered showers later. North westerly winds.
A Friday September 12 1941 article discusses the Advisory War Council seeking cross party agreement on war financing and policy. It argues for full consulting with all members of the War Advisory Council and notes Prime Minister Curtin's hoped for useful contribution to solving wartime finance issues.
A foggy London dispatch notes a recon convoy arriving safely with valuable cargoes from the United States. The report mentions approval metrics and naval authorities discussing convoy timing and ongoing operations amid wartime transport.
Proceedings in Canberra stall as the inquiry faces adjournment due to union representatives and legal questions. The board delays until further instruction from the Attorney General while unions press for broader inquiries into wages and living costs.
Prime Minister proposes a 50 50 share in the wartime policy to Labour as a path to national unity. Mr Fadden signals willingness to form a broader coalition and closer Labour collaboration for war efficiency, denying a delayed budget while aiming for September 24 fiscal measures.
Mr Fadden’s shift to Labour, described as for political expediency, sparks debate in Parliament as ministers question the motive and timing. McKell promises to address the allocation of funds for New South Wales while Labour critics press for clearer explanations.
War department confirms 13 names previously listed as missing are now prisoners of war. The casualty list includes soldiers from North Aymney and Marvickville with several wounded in action and others still listed as missing or held. Casualties span units such as North Aymney and Burrs, with notes of remnant roles and reclassified statuses.
A wartime report notes Australian industry cannot meet all military and civilian demands. Production capacity is stretched as Britain’s export needs rise. In New York the trade situation shows orders and shortages, with Australia seeking urgent allocations and New Zealand watching developments.
A Labour spokesman described tension between the Advisory War Council and Commonwealth Bank officials ahead of budget discussions. The Prime Minister signaled possible compromises on wage policy and wartime spending, stressing continuity with Labour aims while coordinating with bank and public revenue controls. The talk touched on tax, defence costs, and limiting profiteering, with emphasis on protecting rural and farming sectors.
Fragmentary wartime report discusses U.S. and Allied strategies regarding Japan. Included are references to pacific policy, potential shifts, and high level statements by officials on opening or delaying plans, with mentions of Cordell Hull and Allied positions.
A chaotic report from the Wiasses Committee led to a decision to hold a show on a March Saturday. The meeting discussed finances, coal costs, and attendance while aiming for unanimity. Several attendees and motions are noted, with plans to prepare supporting documents.
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