Evidence From Petrov Next Week At Royal Commission
The Royal Commission heard Petrov’s evidence as two journalists read statements to the commission. Some testimony occurred in open session while other material was taken in secret. A Moscow-linked entry in a journal discussed by Mr Windeyer was read, with delays and adjournment planned into January.
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G—Viedicate Petrov
Royal Commission
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Ebont Caine
Joer
Tellege
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Witeame
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Yosineaioas
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Moscow
Sadavalkoy
BB Riley
Canberra
Caren Aemnon
Manubory
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Walt
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Scotland
Secor
Germany
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le Perouse
Australia
Riley
Pape Pews
Siding
Albany Amt
Sida
Warning by Atom Energy Adviser on Technological Education
An adviser from Atom Energy warns about the role of technological education in national energy strategy. The statement stresses training for nuclear and alternative energy sectors and the need for practical programs, apprenticeships, and curricula aligned with industry demands.
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Atom Energy Adviser
Fragmentary wartime memo on detention and repatriation
Fragmented OCR reads like a wartime memo detailing detention and repatriation issues. Names such as Brodeihb and Agell appear amid references to commissioners, airmen, and the Auditor General. The text suggests a debate over detention of prisoners and repatriation directives in a Korean War era context.
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Cap
Agell
AuditorGey Command
Bropiy
Efforts to Prevent Disbanding of Industrial Groups
Efforts to keep industrial groups intact against moves to disband, amid pressure to revert to communist control. The note frames ongoing actions to preserve organizational unity and resist dissolution within the sector.
Meeting of Eight Nations Discusses Costs and Approvals
A fragmented report outlines a Melbourne gathering where delegates discuss cost figures and approvals related to a proposed project. The meeting covered budgeting, contributions by parties including GH and J. A Walmore, and notes on labor and union involvement amid unclear details.
Landy Badly Beaten and Senate Boycott Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a beating of an individual named Landy and a Belgian Senate boycott. Context unclear due to garbled text. Possible political or protest references appear alongside disjoint phrases about government matters and expeditions, with no coherent timeline or participants fully identifiable.
Call to ban industrial groups sparks large vote at Leichhardt Stadium
A tense meeting at Leichhardt Stadium saw more than 500 attendees demand the banning of an industrial group, with a near unanimous vote urging action. Organizers, including Wiethberg, framed the call as a defense of local interests against the group’s influence.
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Industrial Groupe In
Turbulent London Debate On German Threat And Arm Buildup
Fragmentary report recalls Labour criticism of Prime Minister and cabinet stance on German rearmament. References to Woodford speech, fear of armed escalation, and cautions about a wider European crisis with Monty in command discussions.
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St Woodford
Kurt
London
Peru
Threatened Rail Strike Looms Over Christmas
A fragmented report notes union chiefs, led by National Union on Mall leaders, threatening a strike during the Christmas period. Select leaders pledged action if wage and safety demands are not met, with workers urged to stand united and ready to halt operations.
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Mfiniger
National Union
Unclear historical report with mixed quotes and names
Fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper item mentions Dee Storey Howe, Dawesohan, Toowoomte union, and a range of political and military topics. It references delays, technical advice, fights, and a London date with Air Force matters. The passage is garbled with incomplete phrases and misread names, lacking a coherent incident or event to anchor a clear summary.
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Aus-reek
Toowoomte Union
Ivalian
Bret
Dawesohan
Harver
Troevamie Urdactu
Shigeru
Genestmesn
Resignation and turmoil ripple through 19th century politics
Fragmented and garbled text mentions the resignation of a prime minister, revolts, and geopolitical tension with references to Japan, Ireland, and Germany. The piece includes names like Hartwig and McCloy and hints at elections, diplomacy, and defense accords amid civil unrest and international dealings. The article appears as a noisy OCR dump of a periodical report on political upheaval and policy shifts.
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Melbourne
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Japan
Iraile
Helservers Tell
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Eachange
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South-West
Ireland
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Nion Mindom Chareed
Wimbe
Rm Salgian Congo
Digghe
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Sumienaty
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Lanasement Committee
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Chuirets
Urjern
North Brisihire
Malvvemne
Garena
Banel
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Bude
Hartwig
McCloy
Belghan
Censure Motion Defeated in Lordon Assembly
Dec 7 report notes the censure motion defeat amid chaotic debates on economic policy and social reforms. The document references government steps and public spending while indicating a contentious vote outcome.
Committee Inquiry Into Bell Bay Undertaking Held
The Parliamentary Joint Committee of Public Accounts heard claims on the Bell Bay undertaking during its second day. Chairman Mr. K. B. Brodribb stated the committee found stocks and states not legible and camera issues were noted during the inquiry.
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K. 8. Brodribb
Committee of Public Accounts
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