Contingent Not Leaving For South Today
Brisbane dispatch reports 1600 officers and men of the second ALF were to depart Brisbane by four special trains for training centres in New South Wales tomorrow. Movements suspended by Army Headquarters leave this contingent unsure of transfer plans. Official in charge Gol C. V. Head says no reason given for the sudden halt.
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Postponement Oversees Debates And Camp Delays
Government officials pledged to protect citizens interests as delays in troop movements and training routines sparked concern at Red Semh camp. An overseas division overhaul and transfer plans faced a weeks long postponement while troops in Brisbane prepared for departure to Queensland as public messages affirmed duty to country and family.
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Casket Drawing Today in Brisbane
Brisbane notes Golden Cyniket No 610 expected to be drawn around 1 o clock Saturday with a late morning schedule and local officers ready for the event.
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Emphatic Vote in Favour of Local Car Manufacture
A chaotic debate shows the Country Party split over supporting domestic vehicle production. Proponents argue cheaper, self reliant engines boost defence and industry, while opponents warn of retaliation harming imports and jobs.
Rural Scene Urged For Centenary Stamp
Toowoomba Friday. The suggestion to feature Blory Bridge or the Brisbane City trail on the special stamp to commemorate the Centenary of Tree settlement. Queensland not favoured by Centenary Committee. Members argue the theme began on the Downs and another should be chosen. Committee will align with the Premier on the rural scene design.
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Ample petrol supplies amid war impact talks
Reports from Brisbane and Melbourne indicate no fuel shortage fears despite market controls. Officials say all grades will remain available, with standard petrol urged for motorists while premium grades are rationed for aviation and essential use.
Record budget bill passes after all night House session
Canberra report says the House of Representatives, in a full-night sitting from 10:30 am to 7:43 am, approved a record 101,000,000 war-time budget. Debate raised questions about royal commissions and exporters profits, with calls for a parliamentary inquiry into sale prices and knowledge gaps among producers and exporters.
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Flying Doctor Service Expansion Aboard in Australia
Federal Cabinet approved a 2500 increase to the Australian Aerial Medical Service subsidy. The service now operates across Weatherinn, Cloncurry, Broken Hill, Alice Springs, Kalgoorlie, Port Hedland, and Wyndham with more calls and expanded bases at Port Hedland and Wyndham. The opening of the Alice Spring service and Cloncurry takeover add costs as the ABMS shifts to twin engined aircraft. government backs the vital mission.
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Bingo on council land prompts special meeting
Brisbane voters hear of a council call to decide if Bayry Parade tunnel land should continue to host bingo. The Lord Mayor says the land lease funded weekly, with rent paid up to date, but unused for some time. A special meeting is set for Tuesday to vote on continuing use as gambling premises and granting a license.
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No Free Rail Passes For ALF At Christmas
Canberra report notes opposition to free rail passes for ALF during Christmas. Scattered phrases speak of defense, officials, and possible delays, with unclear names and roles, but the central claim is a denial of free passes during the holiday period.
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Finland in peril as blockade declaration sparks global protests
Reports from London and elsewhere describe Finland facing a blockade and mounting demonstrations against Soviet pressure. Allied leaders urge rapid arms and manpower aid while Russia enlarges bombardments and strategic moves around Ladoga and Narvik, with international reactions varying from condemnation to support.
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