Indians Accept Plan Written by Britain On Grand Scale
Editorial lauds British settlement as statesmanship ending empire grandeur and misery and forming a true Commonwealth. It says the plan frees the white man’s burden on brown brothers and strengthens world peace. New Delhi AP notes Hin dustan Times endorsement credits skill and a future uniting after glamour fades.
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Hindustan Times
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India
Siessson
Accusations Ring Through Moslem Paper Over India Debates
The Moslem newspaper Dawa accuses Salty Tuton of cruelly injuring and conspiring against Indian communities as tensions over the partition and future dominion layout intensify. The piece cites fears of separation and predicts political moves by British authorities, with mentions of Mountbatten and the future of Hindustan and Pakistan amid talks on independence timelines and governance.
Labour Member Rebuffed Over Representational Pay
A Labour member rejected a claim regarding a representative's pay and allowances. The text notes a figure of £10000 over four years plus upkeep, and a assertion that current work is valued at twice that amount. The source shows unclear wording and OCR errors. key entities include Labour, representative, and the stated monetary figures.
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Export of sugar delayed in Australia and New Zealand
Sydney reports ongoing port delays and labor shortages hinder shipments from North Queensland to Australian refineries. Chairman ER Knot notes 118000 tons of raw sugar awaiting export as of March 31, with stocks unlikely to clear before the new harvest season.
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Queensland
Australia to establish naval base at Manus Island
June 3 Australia proposes to establish a Royal Australian Naval base at Manus Island replacing the New Guinea base at Dreger Harbour. The plan is part of a five year defence programme and aims for joint use with the United States by reciprocity. Australia also seeks cooperation with Britain and New Zealand through a Defence Council to coordinate Commonwealth defence.
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Greater share of defence signals Australia plan
Britain plans a broader defence role for the Commonwealth defense forces, including naval aviation expansion. It details costs for two light carriers, initial aircraft orders, and personnel needs, alongside ongoing research and a missile project with Australia.
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Import Fee in U.S. Wool Bill Elimination Urged
A misreadable report notes Secretary urges the elimination of import fees on U.S. wool. The discussion centers on trade barriers and potential Geneva trade council considerations as negotiators discuss possible agreements to ease restrictions and promote commerce among major textile partners.
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U.S
Separate Peace With Former Enemy Nations The Australien
A historical brief notes that separate peace agreements with former enemy nations were discussed or announced, reflecting shifts in postwar diplomacy as reported by The Australien. The item mentions potential settlements or treaties without details on signatories or dates.
Allowances Debate Affects Parliament And Public Trust
In a heated discussion, Mr Mranes argues that the issue of parliamentary allowances should be decided by Parliament under the Constitution. Dr Evatt and Mr Menzies clash as calls for reform grow. Speakers on both sides note rising costs and the need to consider whether allowances reward public service or inflate expenses.
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Repressive Action in China to Quell Demonstrations
New York dispatch reports in Nanking that government repression against students and opponents has escalated in the past two weeks. Observers note the use of methods reminiscent of Kuomintang rule, with fear and intimidation shaping the central government’s approach and lending weight to concerns of Communist manipulation among some students.
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Argentina Us Mutual Defense Pact hinted in talks
A U S Argentina mutual assistance accord appears in negotiation. The White House says Argentina will consult on defense matters and stay aligned with U S policy as talks continue about a formal treaty and mutual obligations amid regional tensions.
Question on salaries fuels aging debate in parliament
The Opposition accused the government of inflating salaries for members of the House of Commons and the New South Wales Country Party. Mr Cameron criticized Mr Turnbull over a salary deal, while Mr Abbott and other MPs argued about proper remuneration. The debate touched on taxation and parliamentary ethics.
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