Prices Advisory Panel named in New South Wales assembly
The Prices Com mune plan gains an honorary Prices Advisory Panel named by the Premier in the Legislative Assembly. Members include Mrs. B. Glencross as chair, J Hughes of the N.W. Nar Nar Co unnel, C. A. Fraser ex Norco Co operative Ltd, L Rawilegs Chamber of Commerce, and A Marka Chamber of Manufacturers, to aid price control efforts.
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Sydney
Carver
Malr
Legioiati Assembly
B. Glencross
Federated Association O Australian Housewives
J Hughes
N.&.w. Lanar Caunell
C. A. Fraser
Norco Co-operative Ltd
L. Rawilegs
Chamber” of Commerce
A. Marka
Chamber of Mai ‘Otues
Militia Call and Camp Plans Across Units
Water bottles arrived for all members, must be collected before camp. Enlistment notices for the Special 20,000 force are published. applicants should apply via their Company. Camp runs Nov 11 to Dec 3, leaves of absence required. Parades and training emphasized for Signal and Transport sections ahead of camp. Golf and rugby notes appear alongside unit logistics and personnel details.
Potatoes Supplies Short as Market Hints Higher Prices
In Sydney on Wednesday potatoes rise to 24 pounds per ton, restricting consumer access. Sussex Street agents warn further price increases due to adverse conditions in other states. TJ Wax notes national supply shortages. City agents scour country districts for contracts, but success remains limited. The Tasmanian season ends, leaving Sydney to rely on mainland supplies.
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Sydney
Brothers to Stand Murder Trial in Committal Hearing
Patric Ryan, 26, and his brother Famer Ryan, 18, were committed for trial by the District Coroner today on a charge of murdering Kit Hee, an elderly Chinese man. Ball was not questioned.
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Batauret
Weilheudity
Patric Ryan
Famer Ryan
Bamesarge
Kit Hee
Chiners
Ball
Remand on Murder Charge in Sydney Court
Sydney court remanded John i Kirkwood on the murder charge of feloniously alleging injury to Gervaine MacDonald. He was ordered to report to police daily as the prosecution's case unfolded while another grievous bodily harm charge against him was withdrawn due to lack of evidence.
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Sydney
Wednewlay
John i Kirkwood
Alain Gervaine MacDonald
Kirkwood
Someton
Ton MacDoxiall
Pater
Censorship in Ye Hise Discussed by British Ministers
In a London session on Lent Wednesday the Lords examined censorship policy. Lord MacMillan defended the Ministry of Information as a mere postman for news from other governments while ensuring military considerations. he noted possible requests for more material if needed and claimed censorship should facilitate, not impede, the war effort. Lord Strabolgi pressed on the Queen’s Perth return report and called the process a blunder, questioning independence of the Censorship Board and whether Millay was in charge.
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London
Lara
Lord
Tanhope
Macsilan
Machailian
Ministry
Mage
Tord Strabolgi
Ministry of Information
Perth
MacMillan
UEC
Unter
Lord Stravelgi
Millay
Conspiracy charge fails in Sydney court case
Mary Ann Aline Jen,eery and Leonard Robert Milne faced conspiracy to defraud charges amid a £15,000 fraud scheme. Prosecutors argued for false pretences against Milne while the magistrate discharged the defendants at Central Court, ending the case.
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Sydney
Wednesda
Mary Ann Aline Jen
Eery Woman
Ann
Lenard
Robert Milne
Eugene Matilda Jenkin
Mine
reThe Counel
Mingiatrate
Jond Voth
Uw Central Court
Canberra High Level Plans Emergency Course For All Students
The Canberra High Level authorities announce a compulsory emergency training course for every student, lasting one term day or next weeks, to be followed by a school certificate exam. Dr Clements of the Institute of Anatomy assisted in prep, and the headmaster Mr Watson notes funds from the annual play night will bolster a library fund. Upcoming meetings include the Parents and Citizens Association and the training of physical instructors for girls and boys, plus a symposium for trainingclasers. The report also covers donations of large historical pictures, tennis district events, and ongoing athletic and scouting activities at the school.
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Canberra
Lcvel
Institute of Anatomiy
Dr Clements
Clements
Aif
Watson
Parente Amt Citheens’ Agsouiation
Slan Leach
Worthington
Mist Leach
New South Wales
J. T Reld
Redd
Witch School
Vantage Pubin
Canberra Grammar Lecture On Grace and Palestine Journey
Miss Grace a missionary gave an interesting lecture on her travels in Palestina aided by lantern slides. Canon Edwarda and Rev. Tinpoon attended the Synod of the Queensland Process as part of the Canberra Grammar program on Monday and Wednesday.
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Laat Baturday Wight
Canberra
Nell Blue Cup Cricket Draw and Upcoming Matches
Advised schedule for the Nell Blue Cup cricket includes a petition to the commissioner for an upcoming Friday. Matthew teams face Fulhrwn with venues at Telowen Park Queanteyan and Caihoun Grammar. The draw lists Wong Poma matches and three emilytions with publication slated for June date.
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Comizoner UN Eriday
Matthew
Fulhrwn
Telowen Park Queanteyan
Telopen Park A
Wong Poma
Emilytions
Findi
Mtn Jutwe
Sports Carnival to be held at Manuka Oval next Wednesday
Disjointed OCR notes indicate a sports carnival involving combined secondary schools to be staged at Manuka Oval on Wednesday. The fragment hints at an athletic program and organizational mentions but remains unclear on teams or exact events.
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Manuka Oval
Realay
Tomae
Queanbeyan and Canberra Scout Notes Highlight Troop Activities
A Queanbeyan and Canberra scouting update details troop events. Scouts from Queanbeyan led by Warren and two assistant scouts attend a Canberra St Pauls gathering at Bt. Pauls Hall. Over 200 attendees supported a Sunday club opening with donations and local mayoral involvement noted.
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Queanbeyan
Tnd Queanbeyan Scouts
Wiliamedale
Lavoe
Uindor Vanvns
Warren
Sth
Canberra
BT. Paul's
Bouts Hall
Thomday
Yualaw
Pauly
Baluriay
Acoutn
Wilder
Queanbeyon
Darwin Strikers and Housing Clash Over RAAF Accommodation
Fragmentary report notes Darwin strikers and SWednentsy chatter about two nights’ stay, accommodation limits, and a contractor dispute. Mentions Northen Territory Works feature with Mas Stoddard explaining labor stoppage and evacuation of RAAF housing due to missing clause obliging the contractor to provide alternative lodging.
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Darwin
Swednentsy
RAAF
Driver Killed When Truck Overturned in Sydney
In Balmain, 34 year old Horace Ghatun became trapped under a truck that overturned at Homebase. Ian, the driver, was pulled clear as petrol spilled and flames ignited, causing extensive destruction to the vehicle.
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Sydney
Horace Ghatun
Balmain
Ian
Rick
Tuck
War Furphies Rumours Must Cease in Melbourne
Melbourne reports urge an end to wartime furphies as information minister Han Gnnlott vows to enact measures. Officials say such rumours only aid opponents and hinder public morale amid ongoing conflict.
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Melbourne
Han
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