Five Brisbane Residents Injured In Toowoomba Highway Crash
Five Brisbane residents were injured when a car overturned on the Toowoomba Highway near Crowley Vale. Injured listed include Mr Lap Nouras with a fractured clavicle and shock, Costa Laphouras with a severely injured left hand, Miss Pines with head abrasions, Mary Cholaies with facial and body injuries, and John Bracus of Oakey with forehead lacerations and leg injuries. Ambulance transported them to Lockyer General Hospital.
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Wartime Companies Tax Bill Seen Advancing By Committee
Canberra reports the wartime tax bill for companies may be passed with minor changes by the appointed Select Committee. Parliament may not complete its consideration before adjourning this week. Some proposals urge higher taxes on very profitable companies and further inquiries into overall taxation during the recess.
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Wheat and Flour Prices Rise in Eastern Countries
Prices of wheat and flour increase in eastern countries due to stronger overseas demand and higher values cited by the Australian Wheat Board. The rise lifts some products above local parity while inquiries remain robust for both wheat and flour. Alt prices for the season remain largely unchanged, with limited details on specific varieties and feeds.
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Admiralty reports admission of unable to hold Dodecanese
The Daily Telegraph Cairo and Athens dispatches relay General de Vecchi’s admission that Dodecanese forces cannot take offensive actions or endure a long siege. Britain’s occupation prompts surrender advice to limit losses as Mussolini and Badoglio debate the Italian army’s future.
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Labour Caucus Move To Discipline Dr Evatt
CANBERRA reports Labour Party troubles as caucus weighs disciplining Dr Evatt after a Budget compromise vote. Some members demand a clear stance while others warn of a party split. Curtin insists the 24 to 19 caucus vote does not decide leadership or a National Government, arguing Labour supports a workable Parliament and war effort.
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Soldier Charged With Attempted Killing in Moore Case
A soldier, Robert Moore, was charged after an alleged attempt to kill another soldier in a recent incident. Detective Sergeant Quinn testified about Moore’s conversations and events surrounding the confrontation on November 36. The court adjourned to 10 am tomorrow with N. B. O Bullivan representing Moore.
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Exposition on Japanese foreign policy by Matsuoki
Mr Matsuoki declared Axis cooperation the keystone of Japanese policy and that China policy would not change while denying territorial ambitions. He urged American understanding and warned that if the United States joined the war with Germany Japan would have to fight, affecting the Axis alliance.
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Ships for Australia urged to start building merchant vessels
Canberra reports expert advice urging the government to commence ship construction to prevent a looming shipping shortage. The recommendation favors 9800 to 8000 ton ships built simply to carry wheat wool sugar and canned fruits, with labor adjustments to free artisans.
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Estate of S71 446 Sydney Will Admitted to Probate
In Sydney on Monday the will of Me Ben Shahhoud formerly Jean Norton who died in Sydney was admitted to probate. The document leaves the estate to LIA Bhw dele nay yo for the benefit of their mother, with the remainder to go to a brother.
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