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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1939
Page
2
The doctor reassures parents that youngsters can stay healthy through careful care and by buying advertised goods. He emphasizes choosing the right foods medicines and clothes to protect a child’s health, and notes a trusted doctor would select reliable products.
A Darwin fire on Wednesday caused about £2000 damage to a Royal Australian Air Force aircraft site near Paling. Workers on site were evacuated as flames spread to sheds and equipment. Fire crews fought the blaze but some structures were destroyed while investigators began assessing the cause.
After wartime conditions, the directors of Australian Paper Mills Ltd decide the Boyer Tasmania mill site should be erected as soon as possible. Large contracts have been signed for equipment to speed construction and output.
A 19th century document outlines Union Government moves to take control of sea fisheries from provincial administration. The bill seeks to regulate whaling and extend harbour improvements and survey work. It notes economic aims, including marketing and industry expansion, with a Union representative signing the annual accord.
An enthusiastic audience enjoyed the Violet Brainy School of Dancing program on Tuesday night at the flower show. The lineup included a clog dance by a pupil in attractive attire, a solo by Yvonne Gibebone, songs by Helen Moore, and dances by pupils including Natalie, Yvonne Gibebone, and three tiny toys.
The Supreme Court heard multiple divorce petitions from Canberra area residents. Lille Laton petitioned for dissolution from James Laton citing many years of separation. Teresa Thompson and Hartley families faced desertion and cruelty claims. Orders included alimony rulings, interstate travel, and property arrangements. Several cases involved non-appearance, residency changes, and accusations of illegitimate child ties.
An agriculture ministry statement urges accelerated farming to meet a planned rise in output. It notes 80 000 private tractors plus reserves and compares current effort with 1914 levels, promising detailed guidance on poultry feeding and kitchen garden allotments to boost supplies.
A government statement outlines militia training and equipment plans to base within days. It details leave options, pay comparisons, and recognition for militia officers, with leaves of absence options, pay provisions, and pension considerations while awaiting practical scheduling.
Figures released by the Blaze Treasury tonight show revenue for July and August at £7,245,10 and expenditure at £0,208,026. The revenue increased by £134,550 and expenditure by £55,218.
The respondent stayed at Braddon and wrote to Belle loner saying he would not return, claiming fatigue from fighting. On April 20 she urged his return but received no reply, and the hearing of the alimony application is continued today.
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