War Developments At Home And Abroad In A Turbulent Week
The article surveys Allied and Axis moves with focus on shipping losses, shortages of munitions, and the mounting pressure on Britain and Australia. It notes warnings of serious entanglements before the end of the current conflict and highlights Prime Minister Curtin’s appeals for a full war effort by Australians.
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Babya
America
Aexis
Fortune Hd
Allied Shipping
Moowerert
Che Monnunt
Sentra
Auphalle
Partiuiae
Curtin
Dr Doles A Watson Heads to Toowoomba After Warwick Visit
Dr Doles A Watson, Insurance Commissioner, arrived in Warwick for a brief business visit yesterday and departed for Toowoomba today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doles A. Watson
Warwick
Yenterday
Feaves
Toowoomba
Two Lads Beat Travel Rules in Interstate Journey
In a chaotic crossing amid strict travel limits, two youths defy restrictions and undertake an inter state voyage. They plan to ride by sea and rail, facing wrecks and dangers, as the crew battles storms and navigates toward a distant port.
William Davie Injured After Window Incident at Cafe
William Davie of Alberim Street was admitted to Warwick General Hospital yesterday morning after being struck by a fragment from a broken window at the Elie Vue Cafe. He sustained a large wound above the right eyebrow and an injury to the right shoulder. He was taken by Warwick Ambulance and later admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davie
Sinaje
Postal
Emi Loys Enidigg
Alberim Street
Warwick General
Tose Pital
Elie Vue
Bie
Warwick
Tobacco Restrictions in Sydney Considerations Highlight Policy
In Sydney, discussion centers on anticipated tobacco controls for July and the potential impact on civilian supplies. Senator Keane notes that phosphorus shortages do not justify commercialization of civilian stock and stresses continued defense and essential workforce provisioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Por Armas
Protection of persons and property under National Security Order
Warwick is brought within the Protection of Persons and Property Order under the National Security Regulations. The order requires protection of window glass and structures facing public thoroughfares in domestic and commercial buildings to guard against fragmentation and blast from high explosives. Occupiers of commercial buildings with window plans must implement approved protective methods. Domestic buildings include dwellings and ancillary structures. commercial buildings cover hotels, clubs, and offices but exclude hospitals, prisons, or halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Witich
of & Land
Helene
Belrae
Industrie
Pro Rata Sewerage Rate Payment
The text describes a pro rata sewerage rate payment related to Warwick City Council. It mentions charges for the financial year, including a base rate and additional levies, with calculations per property. It notes that the sewerage rate will be read and billed for the current year, and that charges forgarbage services will be added, along with upcoming adjustments or tax components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tang
Wareich
Warwick City Council War Damage Forms delayed
Over 000 of the 143 compensation war damage advance forms were prepared by Warwick City Council for property owners. James Rad was due to speak later, with packing and related tasks to resume. Affected work aimed to reduce the, workload and ensure early completion, despite delays and supplier issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
James Rad
Toma
Premshure
Private care fuel allowances for Auckland
Private care will be allowed and email quantity amid rules to keep them mobile. The Mlowenge will be two gallons for large Pars, one for the medicuim, and one for auall sare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Central Australia Troops Move Rumored Market Scene
Sydney news in brief reports central Australia troops preparing to leave. References to people seen in Sydney, July events, wine scenes, and social education notes appear amid garbled text about officers, wardens, and a theatre event in Canberra with unspecified timing.
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Sydney
Mr A
Connelly
Incen
Tencenmund
Canberra
Krug Theatre
ML Porte
Neprstion
Building Work Restrictions During Wartime Relaxed
Wartime regulations detail that private building work may be permitted only if directly aiding the war effort or for urgent civilian needs. Applications must show purpose, estimated cost, and material availability, with exemptions limited to essential structures and safety shelters under authority of the War Organization of Industry.
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Slater
Pernans
Queensland
Brisbane
Rodenacpiion
Towne Ville
Fitness Course for Women Opens in March District
A local fitness program led by Mile Cecily Kinling ton begins tonight at Gi Mare Tiall, continuing for 16 weeks. The course covers Thai and boxing exercises, with optional D6 Game and dietary guidance. a fee of 2/4 helps offset dental expenses and supplies.
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Waerwin Leslee
Ely
Mile Cecily Kinlington
Hale Orpuaienr
Mare Tiall
Cwambonstey
Wignis
USA
Bock
Battle at Sea Near Matta Convey Satile
The account describes a naval engagement with a cruiser and destroyer exchanging fire. Torpedo tubes opened as ships closed, two torpedoes fired, and the cruiser appeared to be damaged while smoke blanketed the area. A survivor recounts the chaotic combat and the sinking of one destroyer.
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London
Unutemant
Mayéon
Indugarion
Cruivers
Darpadin
Mfower
Wien
Abel
Hell
Pensions notice on Old Age pension rate increases
Government circular outlines a step up in maximum Old Age pension rates effective April 2, 1843, with arrears to be paid on July 6. It covers new grants from April 3, 1842, hospital admissions, and changes to pension procedures, including hospital admissions and compensation for delayed or reduced payments. The notice specifies how to calculate July payments and emphasizes adjustments for inmates and special cases.
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Suly
Sune
Tom
Exaanley
wArrhileen
Ralen
Ustaf Penalona
Lal Diate
Hontai
Pensioner's Death Sequest Held In Shronera Doi
An inquest in the shronera Doi yesterday before Mr. BC F. Pym SM examined by Bor Wean Mira Gerwon heard a report that Jo t Pat lok Houlihan 175, age perioner, died while waiting at his residence in Pittsroy suvet on June 3. Witnesses described finding the body and government medics declaring natural causes after inquiries.
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BC. F. Pym
Manu
Jott Pat Lok Houlihan
Age Peraioner
Pitsroysuvet
Bor Wean
Mira Gerwon
Onvtelle
Ihe
Oboe
H. ‘Morgan
Snd
Decen
Withesy
Witten
Burton
Witnem
Deceaaed
Sir Earle Page Travels Promised Washington Visit
Sir K Page in USA reports arrival from London to meet Washington officials for talks on war strategy and production. He plans a fortnight in the capital then to visit American war industries and discuss Commonwealth responses.
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New York
Earle Page
London
Washington
Australia
Fragmented Admlawie Cloth Trade Report
Fragmented OCR text notes a local cloth trade with unclear references to Adelaide tailors and prewar prices. Mentions possible sale timing and crossbred goods, but many phrases are garbled, leaving the main event and entities indeterminate.
Camouflets Danger Emphasised In City Blast Report
A fragmentary account warns camouflets pose risk near urban areas, noting crater formation, surface blackening, and radiation effects around blast sites. It describes blast hazards, containment needs, and advises police roping the area while residents shield indoors.
Beasley Rumored for Overseas Minister Post
Canberra dispatch reports speculation that Mr Beasley may be named the next minister to go overseas as ministers in the cabinet discuss further appointments. Observers note Curtin’s possible decisions depend on the Latour Canuns affair and the governor general’s actions amid party dynamics.
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Mr. Beasley
Apple and Pear Prices Inquiry Reported Overcharging
Canberra reports reveal complaints of overcharging in apple and pear sales. The Commonwealth Price Commission notes widespread publicity and high margins, with retailers found to inflate prices by up to 100 percent. The inquiry aims to curb improper pricing and protect consumers.
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Apple and Pear
Canberra
Arnagengnis
Somuntmlonier
Ptotewor Copland
Setatitey
T de Avery
Quake Damage Involves Millions in New Zealand
Wellington reports quake damage running into millions with the mart district bearing the brunt. Officials warn large damages include utilities, churches, and homes amid aftershocks and ongoing stabilization efforts.
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Entertainments
Sings Theatre
Shadow OF the Thin Man
William Powell
Myr. Toy
Pius
Francis
Mrs Ftlison
Hall
To-Dat
Lia Canberes
Cauerre
Overrets
Dovalente
We Alee
Cheetawing
Cab Black
MLK Crren
Osmmem
TOLER
Preapt Dallvery Fram
Banaksinl
Olive
Gaia
Palmoliyn Ryan Pamade
Leon Ros
Hr Natural
Vite Avery
Weidner
Wilv
DeWitts
Sdeay
Beattie
JMU
Alchibald Beattie
Tenve A
Aachen
Presbyterian Churel
W.remers
Bunera Dire
Warwick Daily News
Perrain and Bicycle
Two Lads
Jong-awalind
Walt
Naty
Twatariel
Wamhington
Navy
Chteo
United States
Teateraela Qmphantinan
Sra Eumnyeide
Wallaryatra
Tian Mdioen
Wellangeera
Waroodosd
Beia Agountain
Wundoe
Tonwen
Marchantnan
Atlanticcow
Yrere Abel
Mediim Alsed
Mershasitraac
Thres
Net Rao
Central
Voluntary War Services
Warwick Arp
Rome
Mita
Halian Croiser
Austen
Lersary
Abe Owen
Bedi
Pensions Cage
Penwioner
Sir K. Page
Imonthe
Adelaide
Weil
Camoutila
Sinien
Orgeaiason
If & Ehillow Crater
Ste
Barviere
Mtr
Serace
Tieries
Raaalay
Sepreenis
Nantes
Bellave
Britain
Unitedates
Hin
Alan
Thal & Prine Misister
Wurtioue
Wellington
Masiarten Distriet
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