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The Canberra Times : 30 January 1941(4)
Page 2(36)
- Family Notices
  {No abstract available}
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- SHIPS OVERDUE.
  STOCKHOLM, Tuesday.—It has been announced that the Valpar[?]so and the Stureholm are considerably overdue and must be [?]med lost. ...
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- GERMAN AIR STRENGTH
  WASHINGTON, Tuesday.— An informed source is quoted as stating that Germany now possesses 36,000 combat planes half active service and ...
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- EIRE CENSORSHIP
  LONDON, Tuesday.—The Eire Government has imposed a censorship on messages intended for publication outside Eire, relating to any events ...
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- WOOLWORTH'S RECORD PROFIT
  LONDON, Tuesday. — Woolworths made a record profit of £7,958,160 last year, compared, with £7,612,601 in the previous year Taxes absorbed ...
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- COURT MARTIAL ORDERED
  LONDON, Tuesday.—The Secretary for War (Captain Margesson) stated in the House of Commons that it had been decided that one officer and six ...
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- FREEZE IN DENMARK
  COPENHAGEN, Tuesday. — Denmark is experiencing a record cold spell. The temperature has reached 57 degrees below freezing point. Trains ...
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- DEPORTATION OF BRIDGES
  WASHINGTON, Tuesday.—The Immigration Committee of the House of Representatives has reported favourably on Mr. Leonard Allen's Bill, ...
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- ESCAPE TO AMERICA
  BALBOA, Tuesday.—Mr. Edward W. Scott, of New Zealand, managing editor of the Pan[?] American, escaped to American soil after his ...
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- DEATH OF CANADIAN OFFICIAL
  OTTAWA, Tuesday.—The death has occurred of Dr. O. D. Skelton, Under-Secretary for External Affairs. He had a heart attack while driving his car, ...
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- ITALIANS FOR SOUTH AFRICA
  CAPE TOWN, Tuesday.—The Government has agreed to accommodate 20,000 Italians who were taken prisoner in the Western Desert, in order to ...
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- TAKING OVER FARMS
  LONDON, Tuesday.—The Essex War Agricultural Committee, under the Defence Regulations, has taken over 8,000 acres and terminated the ...
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- BUNGENDORE Patriotic Carnival Raises £700
  More than 700 attended the Bungendore Patriotic Carnival on Monday. Already there is £563 in hand and this total is expected to be ...
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- THE WEATHER
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- PERSONAL VICE-REGAL
  Their Excellencies the Governor-General and the Lady Gowrie left the Chalet, Mount Buffalo, yesterday for Albury en route to Canberra. ...
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- Display Advertising
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- CANBERRA FORECAST.
  Fine mild day with light north-easterly winds. ...
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- SUBMARINE LOST
  LONDON, Tuesday.—The Admiralty announces that the submarine Triton has been lost. ...
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- UNIVERSAL TRAINEES Reinstatement after Service Compulsory
  As indicated last week by the Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Fadden), the National Security Regulations, governing reinstatement in civil ...
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- ECONOMICS IN FARMING
  PARCHIALISM, which was displayed by State representatives at a conference at Canberra yesterday which reviewed the problems in connection with the placing of the primary industries of Australia on a sound basis, was responsible for the ...
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- AIR ACCIDENTS Personal Factor Main Cause MELBOURNE, Wednesday.
  The Minister for Air (Mr. McEwen) stated to-day that of the last nine air accidents investigated it had been established beyond ...
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- BUSH RATS BRISBANE, Wednesday.
  The bush rat plague in the north of Queensland still continues despite recent heavy floods. The plague began five months ago ...
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- DAIRY PRACTICES UNIFORMITY IN REGULATIONS States to Revise Laws
  Uniformity of dairy legislation is contemplated in Australia as a result of deliberations of the Australian Agricultural Council yesterday. ...
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- MARITIME SERVICES Government Control Extended
  Important amendments were gazetted yesterday to war-time regulations affecting maritime services. One gives the Government power ...
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- CABINET CLASH Expected Over Social Services SYDNEY, Wednesday.
  A clash in the Menzies Cabinet over the expansion of social services in war-time, is foreseen by Mr. Wallace G. Pooley, president of the ...
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- NEW RESERVOIR FOR SYDNEY SYDNEY, Wednesday.
  The majority of the members of the Water Board support the completion in ten years of the main wall of the Warragamba Dam, which will be the ...
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- GAOL ESCAPEE CAUGHT SYDNEY, Wednesday.
  Wearing civilian clothes, William Dawes, 26, prisoner who escaped from the Prince Henry Hospital early, was recaptured this afternoon at his ...
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- Classified Advertising
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- COAL DISPUTE ENDS NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.
  The Northern Miners Board of Management to-day accepted a settlement proposal for the dispute at the John Darling Colliety over seniority. ...
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- AUSTRALIA MUST BECOME WAR CONSCIOUS ESSENTIAL FOR SECURITY MR. FADDEN PROTESTS AGAINST POLITICAL SNIPERS SYDNEY, Wednesday.
  If the people in Australia were to continue to enjoy the feeling of security which was enjoyed to-day, they must unite in making the nation war-conscious. This was said to-day by the Acting Prime Minister (Mr. ...
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- TWO PRONG DRIVE IN ERITREA INDIANS SCALE RIDGE IN BAYONET CHARGE LONDON, Wednesday.
  In a graphic despatch sent by courier, from somewhere in Eritrea, a special correspondent of the British United Press describes the quick British penetration of Eritrea, particularly emphasising the effectiveness of a ...
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- DEFENCE CONTRACTS Powers of Com[?]anies Enlarged
  Under the amendment of National Security Regulations gazetted yesterday, the Government may, for the purpose of providing for the ...
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- ESPIONAGE No Cameras Permitted on Ships CENSORSHIP EXTENDED TO THEATRICALS
  Cameras must not be carried in future on aircraft or ships in Australian territory, and persons possessing them, must surrender them to ...
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- OIL STORAGE SYDNEY, Wednesday.
  A 1,000,000 gallon o[?] storage tank will be erected near Bendigo, said the Minister for Supply (Senator McBride) to-day. ...
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- THE WAR- DAY BY DAY DIFFERENCES IN ITALIAN CABINET
  THE reported Italian decision to release three members of the Italian Cabinet from their ...
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- TRANSPORT SHIP ON ROCKS
  SEATTLE, Thursday.— The navy gun boat Charleston rescued 47 passengers and crew from the 1200 ton United States army transport, ...
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Abstract The Minister for Air (Mr. McEwen) stated to-day that of the last nine air accidents investigated it had been established beyond

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Thu 30 Jan 1941 - The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995)
Page 2 - AIR ACCIDENTS

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AIR ACCIDENTS

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Personal Factor Main

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Cause

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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.

Line 2.0.0The Minister for Air (Mr. Mc-
Line 2.0.1Ewen) stated to-day that of the
Line 2.0.2last nine air accidents investigated
Line 2.0.3it had been established beyond ques
Line 2.0.4tion that in eight cases, personal
Line 2.0.5misjudgment on the part of the
Line 2.0.6crews had been the cause.

Line 2.1.0Circumstances of the remaining air
Line 2.1.1accident had rendered it impossible
Line 2.1.2to reach any specific conclusion.

Line 2.2.0Mr. McEwen said that the invest-
Line 2.2.1igation of yesterday's crash at Glen-
Line 2.2.2brook, when five R.A.A.F. men
Line 2.2.3were killed, had started and there
Line 2.2.4would be two independent inquires.

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SEARCHING INQUIRY

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ADVOCATED

Line 2.5.0A searching inquiry into the system
Line 2.5.1of training in the R.A.AF. and the
Line 2.5.2air-worthiness of aircraft was urged
Line 2.5.3Fix this textyesterday by the Deputy Leader of the
Line 2.5.4Labour Party (Mr. Forde), comment-

Line 2.6.0ing on the fatal crash of an R.AA.F.
Line 2.6.1plane with the loss of five lives, at
Line 2.6.2Glenbrook, on Tuesday.

Line 2.7.0Mr. Forde also suggested an inquiry
Line 2.7.1into whether instructors were being
Line 2.7.2overworked. Every endeavour should
Line 2.7.3be made to eliminate accidents which
Line 2.7.4had been all too frequent in the last
Line 2.7.5l8 months.

Article identifier: http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2591485
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APA citation: AIR ACCIDENTS (1941, January 30). The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995), p. 2. Retrieved May 28, 2018, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2591485
MLA citation: "AIR ACCIDENTS" The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995) 30 January 1941: 2. Web. 28 May 2018 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2591485>.
Harvard/Australian citation: 1941 'AIR ACCIDENTS', The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995), 30 January, p. 2. , viewed 28 May 2018, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2591485
Wikipedia citation: {{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article2591485 |title=AIR ACCIDENTS |newspaper=[[The Canberra Times]] |volume=15, |issue=4022 |location=Australian Capital Territory, Australia |date=30 January 1941 |accessdate=28 May 2018 |page=2 |via=National Library of Australia}}

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8 years agofwalker13 Rollback this correction (Will remove THIS correction, AND every correction above)	¡into whether instructors were being ¡be made to eliminate accidents which ! had ibeen all too frequent in the last ¡l8 montos.	into whether instructors were being be made to eliminate accidents which had been all too frequent in the last l8 months.
8 years agofwalker13 Rollback this correction (Will remove THIS correction, AND every correction above)	! Labour Party (Mr. Ford'e), comment- piane .with the loss of five lives, at Glonbro/ok, on Tuesday.	Labour Party (Mr. Forde), comment- plane with the loss of five lives, at Glenbrook, on Tuesday.
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