Prime Minister Curtin Questioned Over Censorship Letter
Parliament session erupts as Mr Abbott challenges Mr Curtin on a censorship letter. Curtin recalls receiving the letter and asserts a past investigation into the matter. Abbott interrupts, pressing for clarity and action amid the heated exchange.
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Revival at Dunedin Public Hospital Sparks Mystery
A man reportedly revived after 12 minutes without pulse at Dunedin Public Hospital. Doctors later feared the patient might have suffered lasting damage as he remained conscious briefly before collapsing again. The incident raises questions about resuscitation outcomes and hospital care in New Zealand.
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Craven Crumble of Witfred Yates in Newcastle Career
Craven figure Witfred Yates, once of Craven, relocates to Newcastle. He transitions from a local Amber Industry venture to a commercial position with Stewart Lloyd Pty. Ltd. amid family ties, football injuries, and evolving property interests.
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Australorp Pullet Exhibits Noted Egg Size
A doubly egg Ww by 2 &-monthsie ld Australorp pullet, property of Mr 3 Fetravi, lays an unusually large white egg with a prominent shell feature. The item appears in the North Western Courier, Narra tir.
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End of war in Europe proclaimed by Allied leaders
Unconditional surrender of all German forces was signed at Rheims at 2 p m European time. Announcement to be made simultaneously in London Washington and Moscow with Churchill and the King to speak. Tomorrow Australia declares a public holiday. Reports say Goebbels and his family died by poison in Berlin. No trace of Hitler or Goering.
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Gloucester Stock Sale Report Highlights Mixed Yarding
Sydney markets report firm prices on prime cattle while Gloucester listings show a varied yarding. Notable figures include bullocks up to 110 shillings, cows averaging around 16 shillings, and several lots of vealers and yearlings trading across multiple farms such as Homebush and Mount George with buyers like Sel and Badgery Ltd.
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Value of butter and wool exports in wartime season
Estimations show butter exports for 1944-45 reach about £7,000,000, below 1939-40 figures, with wool exports around £650,000,000 expected versus £86,000,000 in 1938-39. Decline stems from lower production and higher service costs in Australia, while combined butter and mutton estimates approach prior wartime levels.
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Strange mining place discovered in Brisbane floor
A Brisbane delivery vehicle owner Mr JB Lemon found a small bright spot in a pine knot floor while noting wear on sliding blocks. With pliers, a vertical sixpence from twenty years ago was dislodged, likely from a fork knot in the wood, suggesting the coin lodged long ago and narrowly missed the jog.
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NE Small Dairy Farmer Critique From Australian Dairy Board
In a recent Australian Dairy Board meeting, Mr J Proud, president of the Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries, urged dairy farmers to boost efficiency and cut costs for the post war era. He noted some farmers are incompetent or careless, while others are efficient but barely survive, and he proposed factory input services to aid small dairy farmers and improve district livelihoods.
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J Proud
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Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers
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Cadet of England and the Parish of Merriva Ignites Faith
A church notes column discusses Cadet of England, missionary exhortations, and parish program plans. It praises heroic resolve, calls for unity, prayer, and service, and mentions the influence of religious duty on parish members including leaders like AR Miller and others. The piece links national events to local faith outreach and hopeful action.
Clinics for rheumatism and arthritis urged by papers
The state government is urged to fund clinics for rheumatism and arthritis as newspapers press for action. A scientist claims a serum could extend lifespans and treat injuries, while a local snake story and a note on butter making without a churn round out a patchy page.
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Paul Winterton
Aleximiter Ogomolets
Soviet Academy Scien- Nat
Taok
Australia
Itew Xaya
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