Prime Minister Curtin Dies in Sleep in Australia
John Curtin, 60, Prime Minister of Australia since 1941, died peacefully in his sleep. His body to be airlifted to Perth for burial at Karrakatta Cemetery on Sunday at 3 PM. Curtin led during wartime, faced illness for 12 months, and is remembered for his long service in Parliament and his labor ties.
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John Curtin
Australia
Curtin
A. W. Fadden
Perth
Karrakatta
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Chetan
Goulithen
Death linked to worry and anxiety in Curtin case
Canberra reports that medical authorities attribute Mr Curtin's fatal heart condition largely to worry and anxiety. Friends believed he could have collapsed at any moment as his illness surfaced in Melbourne.
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Canberra
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Cororary
Curtin
Melbourne
Portrait of Mr Curtin Painted by Ivor Hele
The Historical Memorials Committee commissions Captain Ivor Hele to paint Mr Curtin now using the best available image after the Prime Minister went abroad. A national memorial service for the late Prime Minister will be broadcast live from King's Hall Parliament House Canberra at 2 pm tomorrow as state premiers fly to the federal capital for the service.
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Melbourne
Curtin
Ivor Hele
Hele
King’s Hall
Parliament House
Canberra
Australian Army News on Curtin Death Orders
In Melbourne a military note by the acting Chief of Australian Forces informs troops of Mr Curtin’s death. The order directs relief from duty from noon to sunset on Sunday where feasible.
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Melbourne
Thureilay Goi
Su Thomws Blaney
Australian Forres
Curtin
Ministry to Carry On as Leader Remains Until Next Week
Reports from Canberra say the Federal Houses adjourned with no new leader named. Premier Murphy orchestrates party strategy while Minister Forde plans to consult the Governor-General, with a new leadership decision expected after a Cuvious meeting next Thursday.
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Canberra
Labo Cullens
Weather forecast snapshot outlines scattered showers and frosts
A state forecast describes scattered showers moving southeast, morning fogs or frosts, and cool winds from the southwest to west. It notes yesterday’s temperatures with Bris bane 73, Perth Sydney 64, Adelaide Mi, Melbourne 4, Hobart SL.
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Perth
Sydney
Adelaide
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Flags at Half Mast in Pirie for Curtin and Alliance Leader
Pirie residents mourn the death of a wartime Australian Labor leader. Flags flew at half mast on public buildings as local figures, including Mr. Threadgold and Mr. Dey, paid tribute to Curtin's leadership during Europe’s darkest days. They praised his statesmanship and lifelong party service while offering condolences to his widow and family. The note highlights international esteem for Curtin and the shock felt across Australia and the British Empire.
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Labor Party
Grac Hleally
Heritage
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Anetoult
Tades
Pirke
Threadgold Tinayar
Australia
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Australian Labor Party
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Pieiwany
G. Dey
Pirie
Mo Chntin
Hristany
Buveen
Hsin
Death of a Adelaide seaman prompts government inquiry
Canberra reporters relay a government inquiry into the year death of a young Adelaide seaman in Mey Mist. Prime Minister Cyril Chambers outlines factors including a late national relief for Munchenberg and questions around welfare, passports, and repayment of wages tied to a Norwegian ship voyage. The case connects Mr St De Munchenberg of Springsteen Park and repatriation efforts, with unclear outcomes.
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Hote
St de Mui Vhenberg
Springstee Varke
Iran
Ty Dail
Waa Leuarten
Port Vilelside
Manelenbong
Efor
Personal notices from Pre Town health inspector's leave
Principal Health Inspector Mr EE Cooper goes on annual leave with Mrs Keane of Pine West and Miss J B M Richards among others. Assistant Inspector Mr T Madigan will assume duties. Flight-Sergeant Neil Vernon Evers is missing after a crash. his fiancée Miss Richards learns of the likely loss. Mrs J Bugle of Wanneroo admitted to Pirie Hospital. Merchant seaman Mr A Johnson treated in Pirie Hospital. Kevin Leslie Geyer discharged after leg injury from junior football training.
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EE. Cooper
Jeony Mendy
T. Madigan
Cooper
Keane
Pine West
Jusie
M.S
Mick") Keane
Malaya
A. Kaibbs
Bailay Reserve
Pine Hospital
J.B. M. Richards
A. Johnson
Pirie Hospital
Kevin Leslie Geyer
Menorval
The Den Works Toward Pirie Workingmen's Club
Eight young men in Pirie known as The Den plan a workingmen's club. They aim to rally local support, study models from Mildura and Broken Hill, and organize events to fund and establish a city club. They seek moral backing from residents and pledge volunteer efforts to realize the project.
Retirement noted for Hugh Summerton of the Smelters
Hugh Summerton, longtime secretary at the Broken Hill Smelters, retires after a 25 year union career and 60 year industry service. He began as an apprentice in Gawler and climbed to trust positions while overseeing Sick and Accident fund growth from £900 to £16,000. He plans a quiet retirement at his Pirie home with wife Ida Lemon and their children.
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Gawlerie
Sam Gort
W. i
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Jamellon Orth
South Wines
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WN Proprietary Company
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Nod
Sane Sivk
Ofice
Fositvis
Almia
Beavet
Ido
Tim
Sloy
Struck Prisoner Of War Accuses Adelaide Employer
An inmate reports that a prisoner of war struck his employer in Adelaide on a Thursday. He fled the scene and admitted to leaving property behind. The incident involved other prisoners and a police response by Hobart officials.
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Cheprton
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Init
Re. Huttitty Blackwood Police
Thiwushaie
Matiwet
Cham
Matcei
Damaged Railway Case Heard In Pirie Fort Court
In Pirie Fort Court on Wednesday C Gillespie of SM delivered evidence in a case involving George Lee Transport Company damaged property at Hable Shire, Hinton. The proceedings touched on payments, duties, and questioned actions by multiple parties led by Mr. Veto Menonidhe and others. Jurisdiction and witnesses outlined, with a focus on the improvised claims and ensuing discussions.
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Pirie Fort Court
George Lee Transport Company
Hinton
Heaney
Iit
Mie
Heelotiees
Sven Purchasen
Prtetan
Ic Billiards Sahubit
Veto
Menonidhe
Hab Seaukent
Hiab
Dannii
Divorce case details in Sydney court records
Fragmentary notes from a Sydney divorce hearing under Mr Justice Hale Bowers reference 840 Kawya alu. The wife Mahery sought relief for desertion while the husband faced allegations and evidence. the court considered acrees and a degree sought by the wife was granted.
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Halse Rogers
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Baerase
Carl Wvey
Justicn Hale Bowers
King and Queen Serenaded on Isle of Man Night
Royal visit includes Red Cross appeal and POW note as their Majesties travel with local committees. Crowds gather for a night of rejoicing with songs, flags, and community fundraising efforts.
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Malyeha
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Duke of Gloucester praises Australian troops in islands campaign
In Brisbane the Governor-General expressed admiration for Australian troops after arriving from Torokina. He noted their high morale and good health, saying they were “ fit and full of fight.” He described the jungle experience and the arduous tasks faced, and mentioned plans to visit Borneo and other areas later, after traveling about 39 miles by road and 20 on foot.
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Harlas
Islands
Duke of Gloucester
Torokina
Tully
Leon Doe
Borneo
Aout
Super Fortress lands in Australia after Marianas flight
A Super-Fortress landed unexpectedly at Lanserton Aerodrome after flying from the Marianas. Lieut Gant WL Davies of the United Army was aboard and is reportedly en route to Sydney for a few days. The plane then reportedly headed to Melbourne after a stop in Brisbane.
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Davies
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Lighting-Up Time Rations And Weather Notes
The item lists daily times for sun and moon events, temperatures, and ration coupons for clothing tea sugar butter and petrol. It notes future dates and validity windows, including sun rise and set times and lunar phases. Multiple items mention ration periods ending dates and coupon exchange rates.
Fatal Crash At Victor Harbor Due To Bad Visibility
Inquest findings show a car struck four people on June 13, a 21 year old Leonard Johvaris died from injuries received on June 14. Driver not found negligent. Signaler Peter Mereival Phunmes and Mian Davis injured. Joly Willian Bilk suffered leg fractures.
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Victor Harbor
SD Bruce
Leonard Johvaris
Peter Mereival Phunmes
Crook Davis
Mian Davis
Awl Joly Willian Bislk
Come Up and Fight Against Japanese Forces Reported
On Independence Day a radio challenge went unanswered as U S forces issued a bold taunt to Tokyo. American planes conducted daring sorties, while Japanese forces did not respond. Grounded Mustangs faced damage with limited success as patrols continued.
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Redio
Sittang River Battles Across Front Near Pegu
Southeast Asia Command reports Japanese minor attacks along the bank of the Sittang River about 25 miles east-northeast of Pegu. Japanese forces crossed the canal near Pegu, entered Le Binzu, and fought with Allied troops. Thunderbolts and Spitfires supported ground actions as air forces sank or damaged river craft on the Sittang.
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Balik Papan Fight Claims By KIO Radio
KIO Radio claims Japanese forces repulsed an Australian attack on Balik Papan led by zero tanks and suffered heavy Australian losses. The broadcast says Allies total 1,100 casualties since the landing, with 700 at sea and the rest ashore.
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KIO Radio
Balik Papan
Australians Join Forces For Decisive Push At Wewak
Forces of the Sixth Division fighting along ridges behind Wewak have linked up creating a five mile attack line on high ground. The junction near the Sauri track extends the Australian line from Sauri village to Alexander Peak and Mount Tazaki, positioning troops for an inland push and the final reduction of Japanese outer defences.
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Orces
Wewak
New Guinea
Sauri
Australia Line
Mexander Peak
Mount Tazaki
Track Cycling Handicaps for Memo a Cea emer races
Handicaps listed for cycling events at Memo a Cea emer include entrants such as Bairstow J Mie Reichelt Johnson Reichelt Dormer Nestor Shepherd Nestor Galliford Johns Reynolds Richards with varying handicap values ranging from 55 to 210. The data assigns specific handicap numbers to multiple riders for forthcoming races.
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J. Mie L Reichelt
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J. Dormer
J. Nestor
W. Shepherd
G. Nestor
A. Galliford
R. Johns
J- Reynolds
Richards
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