Labour plan outlined by Menzies in House
Canberra report on Prime Minister Menzies stating federal actions to curb non essential industries will be cautious and limited. He warned of potential unemployment effects, underscored need for machinery to manage shifts, and noted a new national organisation would guide industry reductions and redeployment.
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Menzies
House
Canberra
Menefee
Mentenir
Hans Farr
Menidles
Talvernian
Metumpton
Altenay
Wrest
Utten Bae Naisbladert
Elcrely
Tyas
Wwe Immense Cay
Skage
Pende
Willan
Ivan
Hound York
Iikey
Sram
Home Army
Weanesans
Immedunia
Home Forces
Relnines
Meinem Bers
Anaw Min
Speer
Mir Dentate
Asak
Aula
Suiral
Reval
Dentultonnis
Bn Interna Tenaga
Enn
Aubrey ‘Block
Frederick Nicholson
Mturwilimosh
KY Revol
Swan
St. Sum
Illia
Brice
Wednesany
London
Tres
Tren
Wessel
Mally
Eeyulke
Plymouth
Nrc
Fralia
Beasley
Kbnaelt
Tor
Boasiey
Brustey
Begley
Gunitions Productions
Banvale
Dina
Ania
Haastey
Te Jey
Mle Amt
Tina Halls
Tnpir-Tanieel
Traqtavaon
Spenster
Land buying by aliens to be reduced during war measures
A garbled wartime notice outlines proposed restrictions on land purchases by aliens. Authorities discuss enforcement, transfer controls, and possible exemptions as part of broader war measures affecting Australian land holdings and national security.
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Axl
Coenev
Queenslane Pilice Cominiatonas
Neckiaund
Allcun
Tata Alocks
Tang
i-Acole-commensiate
Wien
Allen
Afr
Australia
Instalment Plan for State Taxes Proposed by Government
The government considers adopting an instalment plan for state income taxes with weekly collection at the source alongside other levies. It cites potential revenue spread, taxpayer reception to a federal model, and concerns over industrial and unemployment costs. The Premier cautions no promises of immediate reform, noting debates on burden and capacity to fund services during economic strain.
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Thay Wich
Crete
Baronet Not Guilty of Earl's Murder in Naibory Trial
A garbled report claims Baronet was found not guilty of the Earl's murder after a trial in Naibory. Evidence allegedly showed exhumation and concealment related to the case. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Baronet
Earl
Bengar
Bel
Jonny Fang
Bely
Broughton
Evidenen
Kote
Browleliton
Youths 18 Must Enrol For Militia In Australia
Government to enrol youths reaching 18 on June 30 1941 for military service. Notices will list enrolment dates and places. Exemptions apply to non British subjects those not resident six months or already in naval military or air services.
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Spender
Miesnyne
Australis
Austria
Accappe Af Their ueHon In Grete Tap
A fragmented newspaper note mentions a parking issue and a local scene in Grete with unclear names and events. Readable portions reference a vehicular incident and municipal response, but exact actions and dates are not discernible.
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Grete
Hitle
Sunday Recruiting For City How Possible
A garbled report details Sunday recruiting efforts for city positions, referencing Aristianne and various councils and press figures. It mentions public and private enterprises, medical issues, and evolving recruitment schemes, with names and places obscured yet implying official deliberations and local employment actions.
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Aristianne
Suyntay
Ererine
Ein Aid Envy Council
Fac
Nea Reault
Veluile
Vine
Unurires Wail
Sandie Mutt
Press
Emplesork
Fhe
Ieee
Ria Witers
Obadis
Obadis Huilomal
Nonian Colin
Sesiwany
Estonia
Abe-Bat Holmes
Government moves toward equal pay in civil and defence
A quality IX pay motion seeks immediate government action to apply equal pay for equal work across civil and defence departments. Other items note planned reestablishment of power alcohol distilleries in wheat-growing regions, a minefields investigation to Australia New Guinea, and various local incidents and public notices from Canberra and Brisbane.
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aKabels
Houe of Representatives
Civil and Defence Department
Alchol
Victoria
New South Wales
South Austraia
Western Australia
Western Australia, ‘the ‘Treacher
Fadilen
House of Reprovesta
Slater
Arthur Blakeley
Industrie
Allor
Ney
New Ouban
New Guinea
Canberra
Advisory Councils Form To Handle Employment Issues
In Melbourne on Tuesday talks centered on forming advisory councils to address employment problems. A consultative committee will include union and employer representatives with Labour Ministry participation. The aim is to create panels in major regions and industries to coordinate efforts and advise on policy.
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Commonwealth
Whts
Coynel
Trees Union
Undes
Fie
Resent Trades Union
Iinet
AGC
Rudicultoay
Labant Miniatel
Hoil
Ducllns
Aexoern Tea Eeamnbeye
samMjerceney
Gounell Ub Plover
Nihonen
Deal
Mayes
Menzies
More Vigor In War Policy Advocated
A brief report notes a Wednesday call for stronger war policy with emphasis on decisive action and increased resolve. The remarks underline persistence in strategy, unity among supporters, and a push for refreshed government mobilization amid ongoing conflicts.
Lobby Hint Of Move To Oust Prime Minister
Canberra reports a high tension session as factions debate ousting the Prime Minister and industrial policy. Ministers and backbenchers clash over union appeasement policy and government stability as two months of potential turmoil loom.
Mystery of the Misused Mining Lease Tax
The Courier Mail reports tax payable on mining leases faced delays and investor ire in Queens. A system long operated without strong oversight drew scrutiny as new schemes and railroading accusations emerged amid ongoing disputes about the levy and its implementation.
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Yoni
Queens
Couriers Mail
Wii
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Mayoman
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Wellington
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Nsw
Mr. Mengies
Ute
Governsuet Parden Cis
Cylieiam
Anewhere
WAP
Utr
Eemenl
Ballin
National Einess
Minnist Uy Bl
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Joe My
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