Diminishes Norwegians Side With Britain
Diminutive and garbled OCR fragment suggests a wartime brief involving Norwegian and British positions. Named entities appear as Leven, Westunacday, and Fa Hodoat, but exact details are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
3
Diminutive and garbled OCR fragment suggests a wartime brief involving Norwegian and British positions. Named entities appear as Leven, Westunacday, and Fa Hodoat, but exact details are unreadable.
A London report notes Nazi brutality as the new order’s hallmark and a warning that hostage threat and violence aim to intimidate occupied nations. The piece portrays Nazi methods as ruthless and intended to provoke wider resistance and eventual retribution.
Fragmented report notes elections to the Legislative Council amid German war events and Belgian events. It mentions Mr James Stewart, Mr Riewirt, and Labour supporters totaling nineteen in the Council. The piece references various political figures and wartime conditions without full coherence.
The premier set forth plans to appoint a commission to require a rule in Parliament regarding irregularities in the late government accounts. A minister indicated he would lead the inquiry and demanded accountability for any responsible person amid past financial turmoil.
The speaker proclaimed strong support for the Mew ann the Paatke and Qa Sheune while praising Finnish and Scandinavian efforts. He claimed Germany faced an emerging setback and labeled Bobhevient as a notable failure amid wartime rhetoric.
The Minutor for Air announced yesterday that Equedron-Tonday 1, HL Simin would accompany Deputy Chief Air Staff Air Commodore W. D. Bostock on a tour of all centers where RAAF personnel are stationed. The mission includes an officer attached to Theutar Jaf Operations who will act as salt eife to Air Commodars Bostock.
The annual meeting of the Med Crom Booby will be held on AtonAny. The annual council members for the year will be reelected and the financial report will be received. The annual subscription of 4/- will be accepted at the event.
The Lewney Club announces revised bridge nights on 11 May and upcoming events at Civican. Winners achieved top scores across three fights while sea man pebu es will be available for spectators.
Soviet Minister J denounces Hitler as a barbarous army devoid of honour. In a London speech the ambassador says Hitler’s forces have forced the war, invaded Ukraine and White Russia, and threaten the world. The Soviet urge nations to unite for defence and call for Allied cooperation to defeat German power.
A benefit dance is set for October 10 at Causeway Hall. Funds will aid Mr A Kelly and family and support a Canberra hospital inmate. Music will be supplied for the event by Lawler’s orders.
A thin afternoon at 2 o'clock saw a cheque for £100 presented from the Department of the Interior officers for Vim airbase war equipment. Willow delivered the item to the Army Minister Mr Spender through AXa later favor from the operations manager.
Canberra area volunteers join the Home Defence RSL unit as recruitment surges after a recent call to arms. The troop plans a weekly drill at Devil Mall with aim to boost local defense readiness and community support for national security.
War expenditures rose dramatically as figures show totals near 200 million pounds for the current year. Australian public reaction remains strong as authorities detail costs since August 1914 and ongoing funding beyond prior estimates, with substantial tax and savings impact noted.
The Week saw Canberran efforts expand as Causeway records show increased willingness to join the fighting services. Mr J V Ramulea announced a new honorary recruiting offer. Enlistment of light men was promised within three days and extended to those engaged earlier today for further inquiries and enlistment opportunities.
Women tested long lasting powders promising durable makeup coverage. References to ace powder and brands like Rachel Naturelle Pechs Suntan Rage and Bisnane. Highlights the feel of a powder pat and a face powder routine that stays put.
Mr T W White a candidate said he would sit on the Hospital Board if selected. He attacked the board for its past handling, questioned advertisements, and urged reform of expenditure. He urged stronger committees, urged economy, and opposed cuts in hospital services while supporting 44 hour weeks for staff. He warned against capital taxation and called for better oversight of all payments and a full inquiry into costs.
A collective statement from Archdeacon Co, TM Goodwin, and L D S MacAndrew defends the board and candidates for re election. They praise hospital improvements, pledged constant effort for the local hospital, and note upgrades in accommodation and ward efficiency while stressing service to the sick community and affordable pricing details.
Fragmentary catalog note lists Charmesan face powder and Apiall items with quantities 1/4 and 2/8 per box. Mentions Jolt chocolate drapers and stores including chain stores and tax details. Readable details sparse. preserves primary product names and outlets.
Fragmented OCR text describes removing makeup with unclear context. Mentions tea women and charms, a cold area, and a joke. Lacks clear persons, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes to form a cohesive news item.
Fragmentary account describes medical training, radiology, and hospital support. Mentions Melbourne, 14, and wartime shifts. References to nursing, matron, and hospital duties with hints of pay, allowances, and potential reforms.
Sydney University graduates to join Eastern Command medical service in a push to fill hospital shortfalls. About 221 new doctors expected to begin duties soon, aiding frontline care and completing mandatory registrations after exams.
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