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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1944
Page
3
A Melbourne report notes the formation of the Nationalist Party after a Mount Martha event. Secretary MF Washford says the party aims to unite to form a government addressing unemployment, social services, housing finance, and broader Commonwealth Parliament representation.
Mr Justice Davis spoke at Wealey Church Malbour ne yesterday saying Australia has a great future and should become a base for world development as the north and timber and cattle industries offer vast potential. He compared Canada’s north to Australia and urged population and intensive cattle production to exploit northern resources.
Fragmentary report cites Dr Norman Haire accusing churches of keeping people in subjection to control education. Text references Newcastle and an event by the WEA Com Terence, noting church influence and an atmosphere of shame around discussing freedom in education.
Yoney, Bunday reports that absenteeism among women textile workers was higher than men. Deputy Director of Manpower Bellemore says inquiries show women as the principal offenders with factory absence rates often 20 to 40 percent, in some cases reaching 32 to 40 percent.
A community event showcases hobbies and a wood turning demonstration at 7 pm. Officers will answer questions while 11 year old entrants vie for certificates and public interest in constructive activities. Forms are available at all schools.
British radio aids the invasion army with over 950 relic types used by the British Armoured Division as it drives into Germany. The High Commissioner’s office notes this as part of wartime radio development, while a Central Design Council proposal by the Federation of Britain Industries seeks to raise industrial design standards nationwide.
Government housing plan faces criticism from Mr. W. G. Pooley secretary of the Building Society. He warns permits may be required to keep canaries and says the scheme could create a government dole class living on the rest of the community.
Wholesale ceiling lamb prices will drop in Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, and New South Wales from next Wednesday. The Prices Commissioner Mr. McCarthy announced the new ceilings: 75 84 for lambs up to 34 lb and 71 84 for over 34 lb. The cut follows Meat Industry and Export Committee guidance to align domestic prices with export levels and avoid UK supply reductions. Retail adjustments will follow in a few days.
Two cycles collided outside the Albert Hall at about 2 am on Saturday. Dutch airman Virsnril, rider of one machine, was taken by an ambulance to hospital after minor injuries and later discharged. The rider of the second vehicle escaped injury.
The Minister announced that weather intercession will be lifted on October 15 across all areas except the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Broadcasting of weather information will continue.
A noisy OCR page shows varied notices for jobs and housing in Canberra. Entries include a furnished house to rent near Manuka and positions such as pantry assistant at Canberra Grammar School and a permanent typist role with shorthand and typing skills. Additional notes reference Manpower and government service, with dates and contact details obscured by print.
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