Towne Treasury Death Notice in September
Towne, once noted as loving trewary, died in September after a period of illness. The article records his passing and offers condolences from family and friends.
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Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1941
Page
2
French Unrest Shocks London Amid Petuin Talks
In a tense London scene on Saturday, unrest rose as Parle pa for the Petuin talks faced disruptions. Eyewitness reports describe halted streets and uncertain chants, signaling strain in ongoing negotiations.
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London
Petuin
Canberra Night Centre plans to attract patrons says report
A fragmentary item discusses The Glider and The Canterrs Tunes, Canberra's night life, with plans for a cinema, live dance, and paid sitter services. It notes government guidance on center operations, proposed hours, and aims to provide regular employment for staff while aiding parents and caretakers.
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Australia
Particutt
Canberra
Hong Pera
Apital
Cale
Ayallghle
Mather
Manabeana Cine
Vay
Duceatier
Yoana
Latour Candidate Death Shocks Canberra Hospital Board
Fragmented OCR reads like a political notice listing details about a candidate Mr W Flurigg a Latour and a hospital event at Canberra Hospital. It mentions planned taxation and a large sum 43,588 million associated with Washington. Distinct entities include Canberra Hospital and Latour. The text is garbled but indicates a candidate’s death and hospital tie-ins with political context.
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W. Flurigg
Act
San
Ube
Canberra Hospital
Nevarul
Explosion at Gibraltar injures crew in ship incident
A report describes a maritime disaster near Gibraltar with an explosion on a steamship. Several crew members are severely injured while others are presumed missing as authorities assess the damage and count casualties. Nearby vessels assisted in the rescue effort and the Royal Navy began investigations.
Meat Control in Japan to Begin October 20
Tokyo reports the Ministry of Agriculture will implement meat control starting October 20, purchasing all available beef from producers. The Japan Meat Control Company will reroute supplies to supply the wholesale guild, ensuring even distribution of scarce meat.
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Tokyo
Ministry of Agriculture
Hak
Arden
Mullen
Purk
Jawan Meat Control Company
Whale Wales’ Guild
Resistance of Russian People Inspires Allied Resolve
The article lauds Russian endurance against the German blitz and argues that Soviet steadfastness lifts Britain and allies, boosts morale, and sustains democratic values. It urges Britain to increase munitions output and stresses Australia’s vital role in wartime production and the broader struggle between democracy and aggression.
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Europe
Germany
Russia
Britain
Humia
Ukraine
Hiller
Atocka
Resia
Balkans
Turkey
Africa
Caucasus
Suez Canal
Lord Beavarttook
Russe
Australia
Rumia
Presbyterian Church Anniversary Sparks Community Gatherings
A long article notes the nineteenth centenary of St Andrews Church and related Presbyterian activities. It describes services, gatherings, and plans, including a library announcement and Women’s Guild event at the Mananic hall. It mentions repairs, historical details, and local church figures engaging parishioners across the district.
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Ermtyterten
Canberra
Cameron
Reyair
Were Air Service
Harrinon
Bouthwall Bruthern
Alan Wein
Department of the Interior
Huarrigan
Niong Beer Kent
Mika Tie
Jol
Ange Charl
Catherine Cameron
Catherine Molutver
Austin
Kinigalde Farally
Sarda
Atone Bulla
Mananic Tall
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Wouen & Ly
Atta Bi
Weta
Complacency speech warns Britain must rally for total war
Labour MP Br Hhinwell urges steadfast unity as Britain faces peril. He argues resistance at home and in Australia will stiffen Britain's resolve and push production to full wartime capacity. He warns wavering could invite harsh measures and must be met with total commitment.
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London
Natiuniny
Br Hhinwell
Houe
Comiana
Ammet Wat
Britain
Aussie
Rede Amore
United
Lowe
Bull Cooper
Australian United
Nm Tech
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Faust Cooper
Hrules
Keoxt
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Jebmugh
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Inds
Hitler
Weil
Australia's Pacific Responsibilities in the Pacific
A Sydney report cites Australian officials outlining Pacific duties amid tensions with the United States and Britain. The interview with a representative describes Australia leaning toward postwar strategy, linking support to independence movements and regional stability.
Labour Party May Push Royal Commission Demand
Government funds and Labour pressure stir debate over a royal commission inquiry into state finances. Officials and opposition figures clash on timing and necessity as Budget Chief signals possible action and Labour plays for a formal inquiry in Parliament.
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Labour Party
Royal Malin
Avtmare
Labour party turmoil highlights wartime government debate
Fragmentary report shows Labour Executive and New South Water branch discussion amid divisions over who should govern when Labour alignment under Curtin is unclear. Debate touches on War Council authority, federal police funding, and the future of the Government in a tense political climate.
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Dinry
Shunday
la Owe
Hoath Water
Othe Kawi
Aeon
Winieh
Fesieral
Nou
Winninco
Mr. Curtin
Hugtess
Labour Party
War Council
Mrcinan
Department of Auverlipation
Federal Police
Devin
Labour Unity Offer Split From Left Wing in Australia
A disputed Labour Party statement outlines a conditional offer from the left wing to support closer ties with the Soviet Union and economic reforms. It cites fears of expulsion for members aligning with Soviet groups and calls for unity under a Labour platform while criticizing current leadership.
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Bunday
Parliaeent
Air
Kaan
Sas Eott
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Mensies
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Uhelmipe
Labour Party
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AIA
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Grule
Ake
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uditar-Comeral
Paria
Ohwule
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Mir Tiv Kiew
Iwesloviet Union
Gominuniat Party
Uex
Debating Budget Dissent Strains Government Margin
Fall diseloune of Doasder indicates Labour figures warn government budget delay could spark unrest within party. Ministers fear subversive elements may influence Labour actions while Labour leaders urge restraint amid looming adjournment.
Petrol ration tickets announced for two months
The authority announces welfare ration tickets for two months in November and September. Officials warn that coins are scarce and rationing will apply starting in the period specified, with tickets valid on the stated days and locations.
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Benomber
Evmaumare
Amet
Suiuinay
American Supplies To Britain Amid War Aid Effort
Fragmented notes discuss American aid to Britain, possible shipments and strategic support. Mentions the ARMA and wartime roles, with references to delay and impact on industrial war effort and Britain’s capacity to resist.
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Britain
Tense Situation Deepens in Far East
Disjointed report notes rising tensions in Asia with references to Thailand and regional policy. Authorities urge restraint as governments debate responses while public sentiment grows wary.
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Far East
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