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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1944
Page
3
The court convened amid criticism of expenditure on a new arbitration building. Officials argued for fiscal restraint while noting shortages in maternity care and medical services in the area, with delays blamed on misallocation and safety concerns.
A bankruptcy court in South Wales heard an application by Tae Omerit Receiver Michard to hold a bankrupt estate in trust for beneficiaries. The move, dated around 1980, aimed to appoint executors to manage the assets for creditors. The court reviewed the motions and names, including Caley and Dr Auslinmere, who were cited among the involved parties.
The article mocks postwar modulation radio ventures including Chrysler and Weingartner firms. It notes skepticism about costs and deployment. References to technical directors and journalists suggest industry doubt and price concerns.
War memorial plans remain under Board review as postwar space needs rise. Exhibits await end of war to permit further display changes and re placement of items. No aging bombs can be shipped to Australia for exhibit until captured intact and space constraints are resolved.
Ainslie airman Thomas Condon of Dalby 3 receives the DFM while other service personnel are named in the Miniatur awards list. The citations note actions over Southern Europe against five enemy aircraft and duty fulfilled.
A court in Amber heard Albert Eales and associates accused of furnishing six false income tax returns. Statements show undeclared deposits over several years, with Overtake Manor Bank accounts cited. Defendant Blake ordered to pay £2000 for tax evasion and related penalties.
Louis Mark Puimoy aged 51, a second hand dealer, was found guilty by a jury of false pretences. He received a year’s gaol sentence as the court noted the deceit involved in the alleged taleo pretances and the break in the market. The case drew attention amid a dry spell and irregular weather readings reported for Cahbarra.
At a parliamentary Labour Caucus meeting Mr Dadutey argued the permit to allow smoking is limited to one month and will not be renewed without party approval. Critics say the action by the Chiat Secretary is flawed and could widen disputes within the party.
A distorted report outlines a four powers plan linked to Quebec for coordinating efforts against Japan and the Pacific theater. It cites Churchill and Roosevelt remarks, noting British resolve, Dominion involvement, and Allied strategy toward a broader Pacific war effort with emphasis on Australia and New Guinea operations.
Report from London describes a robot bomb base battered by air strikes on 33 occasions. The complex, noted as extensive with heavy concrete construction, spans about 90 acres and includes long launch facilities. Workers labored by day and night to repair and reinforce after bombardment. authorities caution the site is not suitable for launching Kiowa weapons.
In a fragmented report ministers discuss day trains for sleepers. Mr White of Balachuya proposes postponing travel for ministers and staff. The cabinet weighing four travel days next week and the following week, with possible extension to allow officials to visit homebases.
Classified notices advertise items for sale including a Buick truck and a Triumph motorcycle, with contact options at City Service Station Braddon and Wakefield Gardena. Listings feature furniture, undies, clothing, a slip-rino electric motor, and other household goods.
A minister stated yesterday that Australia had received an allocation of 30 million yards from America. The decision aims to sustain future supply and support coupons, though no alteration in coupon quantity is expected.
London reports RAF bombers executed their deepest raids into Germany with heavy formations striking rail yards and oil plants near Dortmund and other targets in the Ruhr and northern regions. The assault followed a prior mission by Flying Fortresses and Liberators against plants causing aircraft and tanker losses, while German fighter activity and refinery capacity are noted.
The Council of the Flortenturel Society of Canberra fixed monthly show dates beginning with September 18 in the Albret Hall. Notable events include Mr. CE Paton presenting The Four Seasons lantern slides and shows slated for October 7, November 20, December 11, 1944, February 19, and May 1. The May event includes the annual salary meeting. autumn exhibitions are set for March 19 with subsequent dates uncertain.
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