Federal Cabinet Reaches Decisions on Far Eastern Policy
Emergency cabinet meeting reaches vital international policy decisions with Osbies sent to the United Kingdom and Tokyo. Melbourne negotiations fuel expectations Labor will back Mr R G Menzies heading to London while Mr A W Fadden stays in Australia with full Prime Ministerial powers to act, signaling a new era of political stability in Parliament.
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Melbourne
Labor Party
R. G. Menzies
London
A. W. Fadden
Australia
Secret session sought to plan Menzies London trip
A memo notes a secret session desired to discuss sending Mr Menzies to London. It outlines planning steps and aims to secure approval, detailing anticipated tasks and diplomatic aims. The document emphasizes discretion and strategic timing for the proposed mission.
Secret session urged by opposition leader Curtin
Mr J Curtin argues that a secret session would occur if demand for discussion in Parliament was raised. He asserts that London travel should have real backing from national Parliament and Administration. He says Australia’s war effort should be directed from Australia to avoid delays caused by one man’s absence.
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Added Tnet
London
Australia
J. Curtin
Tank Column Routed Planes to Korosten
Tank units routed planes and moved into the direction of Korosten with columns advancing in the area. No further details available on units or timing.
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Korosten
French cabinet reshuffle news notes Defence and Interior posts
A French cabinet reshuffle places Admiral Barran as Defence Minister and General Huntziger in a minor post while the Interior portfolio is held by the new Minister of the Interior. The appointments await official confirmation as the agency signals potential policy control in the defense and interior directions.
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Interior
Admiral Barlan
Gen. Huntziger
Brink of Decision Amid French Cabinet Strife
From Vichy and Paris, reports indicate Germany pressed for North African bases and potential Dakar occupation while awaiting full cooperation against Russia. Petain remains central, Darlan less popular, Bonnet reportedly amenable, with resistance evident in unoccupied France and limited actions against Russia.
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Germany
French
Northfrica
Dakar
Vichy
Russia
Indo-China
Darlan
Comte de Brinon
Paris
M. Bonnet
Marshal Petain
Admiral Darlan
France
Lower motor bill through assembly pulls for concessions
Mr Richards urges the Legislative Council to consider a motor tax concession tied to petrol rationing and federal funding. He argues motorists face inconvenience and road transport should feed railways and ports, backing central authority review and zoning for freight limits.
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Legislative Council
Commonwealth
Road Richards
Pirie Thermometer Readings Reported
Tuesday shows a maximum of 61 degrees with a minimum around 37 at 6 30 am. Monday's high was 61 2 and the early reading also noted a 6 30 am minimum.
Rat Hunt on Ellen Street Wipes Out Hundreds
During a rat hunt on Ellen Street yesterday afternoon hundreds of rats were killed in a swift campaign. Local residents reported rapid trapping and disposal as workers cleared the area. The scene drew attention from city health officials assessing sanitation needs.
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Ellen Street
Personal notes from Pirie town and district
The clippings describe local residents and staff movements at Pirie Hospital and schools. Army Medical Corps officer on leave at home, Miss H F Oliphant joining Port Germein School staff, Miss J W Johns to be assistant at Crystal Brook, Mr J Bullock visiting Pirie, Constable R K Trigg undergoing surgery, and Mrs Trigg in Adelaide. A grain stack incident near Gaskin Bros timber mill details vermin control, rat run and makeshift discipline as schoolboys arrive for a macabre scavenger event.
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H._F. Oliphant
Port Germein
F. T. Burford
Pirie West
Pirie Hospital
Henge and
Carters
Bilen Street
Gaskin Bros
R. A. Gaskin
Air School
Ermeg Theon
Iain Yeery
Royal Exchange
Storemen Honor Soldier at Broken Hill
Pte E R Nelson on leave from the Army Medical Corps was honored by B H A S Storemen in Broken Hill. Chief store keeper L M presented an inscribed fountain pen and shaving set on behalf of the staff. Speakers included G Heggie W Bennett E Iman H Hannah and G Bosomworth. Nelson thanked his colleagues for the goodwill gifts.
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Broken Hill
Foreman
W. Bennett
E. Iman
H. Hannah
G. Bosomworth
Nelson
Local Education Appointments and Hospital Admission Report
English and Scottish residents Mr J A Dabbs return from Pirie. Mrs E Kershaw of Seventh Street admitted to Pirie Hospital on Monday. Miss H M Hobart named assistant at Whyalla Higher Primary. Miss C E Mathews to become head teacher at Willochra School.
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E. Kershaw
Seventh Street
Pirie Hospital
H. M. Hobart
Whyalla Higher
C. E. Mathews
Willochra School
Dispute over Green dismissal at Pirie air school
At No 2 Bombing and Air Gunnery School near Pirie a dispute over carpenter Green's dismissal was resolved by His Honor Kelly upholding the claim that Green was dismissed for incompetence, not misconduct. The job had halted July 25 26 28 as workers protested the grounds of the firing and awaited the decision. Green remains in Pirie awaiting final arrangements before returning to Sydney.
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G. CL. Spree
Pirie
Society of Carpenters Ae "Feaners
P. E. Lynch
the Union
Kelly
G. Green
Air School
Mr. Springall
Lynch
J.L. Cavanagh
Springall
Green
R.A. Gaskin
Steuch
JL Travers
Hie
Adelaide
Darwin
Callpenter Green
Iter
Gaskin Bros
Sydney
The Dismissed Carpenter Geoffrey Green Fires Back
A representative of The Recorder records Geoffrey Green’s remarks after dismissal. He says he claimed his return fare to Sydney as allowed by the award and rejects claims he sought trouble, presenting his Royal Australian Air Force reserve badge and notes. He explains age restrictions and his plan to train as a pilot, remaining ready for recall.
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Recorder
Geoffrey Green
Sydney
Green
Royal Australian Air Force Reserve
Tam
Girl Cyclist Hurt By Stray Dog In Pirie
Syms Castle daughter of Mr and Mrs C Castle of Senate Road Pirie West sustained a compound fracture of the elbow after a stray dog raced across her path while she rode home from business. The bone was set at Pirie Hospital and she is recovering as an outpatient.
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Pirie
Syms Castle
C. Castle
Senate Road
Pirie West
Miss Castle
York
Pirie Hospital
Red Cross Appeal total in Pirie fund update
Red Cross appeal progress shows a total to date of £2615 19d with £2603 19d acknowledged. The Pirie fund indicates continued donations and receipt acknowledgments as the campaign advances.
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Fn Pirie Red Cross
Keeney Ae
Teengaria
Industrial Law Anomalies Highlight Kelly Appointment
Adelaide observers discuss Mr President Kelly's move from the State Industrial Court to the Federal Arbitration Court. The report urges Parliament to consider anomalies in industrial legislation to aid conciliation and decision making. Union officials and employers praise Kelly's impartiality and wage standards focus.
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Adelaide
Kelly
State Industrial Court
Federal Arbitration Court
R. 5. Richards
Industrial Court
Industrial Boards
Richards
Mr. Kelly
Commonwealth Court
Mr. Richards
E.R. Dawes
W. E. Chinne
Federation
Independent Tribunal
T. Hill
League
Income of Railways Rises With Period Increase
The report shows income of railways at £ 56,213 for the current period, up by £ 952 from the corresponding period last year, reflecting a higher revenue trend.
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MR. Fadden
United Kingdom
Tokio
Washington
MR. Menzies
Riven
Hoopers
Port Pirie
South Australia
Port Pinis
Britain
Department of Information
E.R. Nelson
ALF
Army Medical Corps
M. Tistal Bors
W. Compe
St Pirie Hospital
J. W. Johns
Crystal Brook Higher Primary
J. Bullock
Auburn
R. K. Trigg
Brisbane
B.H.A.S
Mr. J. A Dabbs
Remonev Bop
No. 2
Is R.a.af. Reservist
Red Cross Appeal
Arbitration
John D. Hoffmann
Norman Street
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