Australian Economy Should Adjust Without Low Mood
Opinion voiced by Professor Sir Douglas Copland and business leaders including Mr. Latham Withall and the Federal president of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures of Australia. They said the economy can adjust within existing limits to the new economic situation without a depressed mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon Sone
Leo Bey
Chambers of Manufactures of Australia
Latham Withall
Cinnaioare Ab
Almaon
Urges Raising of Productivity
An official call advocates higher productivity through improved measures and methods. It highlights the need for efficiency across sectors and cites broad implications for economic growth and competitive strength. Officials emphasize practical steps and monitoring to ensure progress.
Fraternielation at Helsine Excerpt of World Meet
Soe Nina Dumbedze, a champion, used his lead as the fight unfolded amid a mixed crowd of 300 competitors from the Soviet bloc and Western nations. Russians and East Europeans mingled freely with Americans and other visitors as they paraded into the new quarters in pine woods north of Hal. The organizing committee led by Erik von Trenckell welcomed the visitors, who wore blue tracksuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Dumbedze
Hungary
Eth
Bulgaria
Rumessia
Emorganising Committee
Erik von Trenckell
Danny Kaye Sees Operation Amid Medical Protest
Danny Kaye faces an operation amid a protest over medical issues. Public attention surrounds the entertainer as supporters rally outside the hospital while officials discuss treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Kaye
Dr Mosaddeq Seeks Broad Powers Amid Parliament Session
A report from Teheran notes Dr Mosaddeq asked for full powers during a closed Majlis session. The deputy indicated the move followed months of political maneuvering as Pereia's leader pressed for decisive authority.
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Teheean
Judy
AAP
Pereia
Fog slows liner on ocean race
London reports fog slowed the liner during an ocean race on July 12. The weather conditions affected speed and course visibility, hindering expected milestones and prompting adjustments by the crew.
Prisoners in Korea Threaten Suicide If Returned
U N report says captured soldiers in Korea threaten suicide or death in battle if forced to go back to their "Red homelands." Ambassadors from the United States and other states reacted, urging humane handling and repatriation efforts amid the tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unist
Korea
Landa
Uee
Es. Ere
Two Banking Changes Abroad Central Bank Reorganizes Funds
In a Sydney report two changes affect bank operations. First the general banking division opens a deposit account with a balance near that required by the Banking Act of 1945. Second housing loans once held by the division move to the Commonwealth Savings Bank in exchange for long term government securities.
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General Banking
Central Bank ‘ Deposit
General Banking Division
Commonwealth Savings Henk
Defeat of Roach Possible in Melbourne Vote
Early figures suggest Communist J Healy of Sydney may defeat ALP lander Y win in Ade-Tt. Melbourne results estimate a majority around 1860, indicating a swing against Roach.
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J. Healy
Sydney
Lander
Y. Win
Ade- Tt Wag
Melbourne
Red Dean of Cantortery Refuses to Resign
July 13 reports the Red Dean of Cantortery denying any intention to resign unless forced. The statement was issued by Gr. Hewlett Johnecp and noted as an authoritative stance amid ongoing calls for resignation.
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Londos
Red Dean of
Cantortery
Gr. Hewlett Johnecp
Fragmentary notice on local event and scores
Brief readable line shows a damaged OCR fragment mentioning a teen, a tie, and telecommunication context with sparse numeric figures, indicating a partial sports or event update without clear names, places, or outcomes.
Truman cites US trade curbs as risk to mutual security
President Truman warned that recent US restrictions on foreign trade could threaten the mutual security program and create a dilemma for foreign policy. He ordered the Public Advisory Board for Mutual Security to study tariffs and trade barriers and called for a review of banning free world trade with Communist bloc nations.
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Washington
A.A.P
Truman
United States
Mutual Security
Strength of Free World Debate on Trade and Policy
Officials warned the misgivings about free world unity as the advisory board reviews the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. Averell Harriman accuses Republicans of dishonest policy and warns that new liberal talk is a veneer while Communist pressure grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averell Harriman
Sid Lodey
Harriman
Republican Party
Record Passenger Numbers for TAA in Aussie Year
Brisbane July 14 reports that Trans Australia Airways carried a record number of passengers in the financial year, the highest by any Australian airline. The figure marks a 10 percent increase over the previous year, signaling strong growth for TAA.
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Brisbane
TAA
Into Dam Good Out On Is Me Wy Feo
Wy Feo and Into Dam clash in a disputed event with uncertain outcome. Local observers report movements near the venue and notes of possible adjustments to scheduled activities.
Need Not Fear Unemployment Assurance Message
A public notice reassures readers about unemployment safety nets and ongoing government support. Officials outline available programs, eligibility basics, and how to apply, emphasizing steady aid despite economic fluctuations. Local agencies urge individuals to verify details with official portals.
Delay in ships departure sparks compulsory seamen meeting
Mr Knight spoke at a compulsory conference about the seamen’s black ban on the Melbourne bound collier Age held at Newcastle. Seven crew members were taken from hotel bars as the vessel prepared to sail last week, seven more were fired for absence the following Thursday, and the ship’s master refused an apology.
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Mr. Knight
Melbourne
The
Age
Newcastle
Chip
Price Out of Worlds Hareets
A speaker warns that industrial pressure in a populous state could erode home markets through high tariffs. He argues sustained protection would fail to sustain rural producers, raise costs, and slow development, risking national stagnation and decay.
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Upiom
Imini
Boss of Adventurers in New York July Scene
AAP dispatch from New York notes a drawing of adventurers into the wilds of Brazil as part of a series. The report describes a gathering of thrill seekers in the city on July 1 as part of a broader adventure event.
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New York
Admission by Tooth's Brewery Executive Reveals Hidden Shares
Sydney report says Patrick Nolan a senior executive at Tooth and Co. had secret half share in a hotel and two wine and sports merchants valued at £100,000. Nolan named partner Doyle Mallett who was recalled to give evidence. Nolan held half interest in all ventures.
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Sydney
Thenes
Patrick Nolan
Tooth and Co
Nolan
Hhe
Doyle Mallett
Toombe
Fragmentary Trial Transcript Fragments Of A Legal Dispute
Fragmented OCR style notes show a legal exchange involving Nolan,Mallett,Gears,Devey and others. Testimony discusses deposits, promises, duties, and an executive officer role with references to Tooths and Wey, with mentions of Robyn's money and a November deposit. The dialogue hints at alleged embezzlement or misappropriation but remains unclear.
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Mallett
Mr. Dewey
MaRait
Dovey
Justics Maxwell
Mallat
Nolan
Robyn
Gearin
Tooth's
Mr. Devey
Watson
Flight incident narrows to near miss and delay
A troubled flight to Pert was admitted into a holding pattern as conditions deteriorated. The passenger woman received medical attention after an incident mid journey. Details of the near flight and return were not fully disclosed, with pieces of the report remaining unclear.
Inconsistent evidence on Nolan dealings and sale hints
The witness testified in March he was asked about business with Nolan and recalled early interactions in 100 when buying Robyn's at Moames. He mentioned a proprietary firm linked to liquor sales and questioned Nolan's involvement. The dialogue referenced Moamsn and Tooth's sale with unclear details and dates.
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Mallett
Nolan
Robyn's
Moames
Nat
Justice Maxwell
Fiddler With Idea and Resignation Tale Unfolds
Fragmentary transcript shows Nolan discussing ideas and a resignation while Mr. Walesa is embarrassed. Dovey questions Watson’s reaction. Nolan confirms tendering resignation. Justice Maxwell probes Robyn's share register and related beer circumstancers amid a tense commission adjournment.
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Nolan
Agres
Wall
Wateon
Walesa
Robyn
Mr. Maxwell
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DR. Mossadeq
Wide Powers
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Roach
V.W
East Germany
Berlin
Jne 13
A.ap
Xant
Walter Ulbricht
Corsas Banvest Estimatzs
Tore Ady
Free World
Eakel
T.A
Bell
Seeival
Eters Assurance
Xoeth
U.S
Mr. G. Mathews
Tooth’s Brewery
Mer
Daves
Alan
Noles
Holt
Qantas
Fiddler With
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