Amendments Restored To Anti Red Bill In Senate
In Canberra on June 21 the Labour majority Senate restored amendments to the Communist Party Dissolution Bill that the House of Representatives had deleted. Opposition leader Senator N E McKenna condemned the Communist Party while the debate noted the bill originated in the lower house. The Senate approved changes 32 to 2, sending the measure back withHouse amendments intact.
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Canberra
Communist Party
House of Representatives
Lavoe Scastor
Labour Party
Senate
N. E. McKenna
McKenna
Imperial General Staff Chief Briefs Australian Defence
Canberra reports the Chief of the Imperial General Staff and Australian defense leaders meeting to discuss Britain Commonwealth defence policy, strategic responsibilities, and collaboration with United Kingdom and New Zealand. Sir William stresses courage, will power, knowledge, self sacrifice as core officer qualities for enduring leadership.
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Canberra
Katt
Pied Martel
William Sim
Alte
Gre Mernesi
Australie
William
Hanning
Austalian Defence Machinery
United Brilgfem
New Zealand
Melbourne
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Wiliam
Australia
Government rejects endowment bill as inadequate
The government warned the opposition that amendments to the one child endowment bill were not acceptable. The Senate failed to pass the bill, but Parliament remains obliged to act. Critics argued the week was too short to consider the endowment grant and related measures.
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Bamid
Senate
Iba
Debate over the basic wage amendment widens split
The article discusses disputes on amending the basic wage, noting opposition views and references to the Arbitration Court and High Court. It mentions figures such as Mr FM Oberborne, Mr Catwell, Dr HV Evatt, and Mr Holl, with reference to the 1946 vote and government intentions.
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Catwell
Evatt
High
Holl Sud
West Indies Easy Win In cricket match
West Indies secured an easy victory as Jottimgram struggled to match their pace. The innings highlighted strong batting from key players and disciplined bowling, sealing the win with comfortable margins.
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West Indies
Butter and Cheese Quality Up in Queensland Dairy Report
Queensland dairy officials report butter and cheese quality improving. Production for the year nears 200,000 tons with a third-year high, aided by price margins and seasonal conditions. Observers note fewer dairy partners and plant closings amid labor and drought challenges, urging better facilities and pricing to sustain choice quality.
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Queensland
Une
Lanes Going 1D Graziers and Dairy Factory Row
A fragment recounts tensions in the dairy sector with Vierite and associates alleging oppression in the dairy industry. Claims involve factory control, grazing on main land, and sales of cattle houses and improvements. The piece notes psychological strain and calls for awareness among dairy farmers about perceived exploitation.
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Queensland
Oy Batya
Jauryamen
A. Vierite
Geyndah
Vier
Shoole
Drougat Uch
Ind “Granvers
Aairy Arma
Vierte
Orday Wat
Made
Aus
Tralia
Tumor Tara Closes Farmers’ Chita Over Years
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a long running issue or event described as closing and involving farmers, locations, and years. Key names and specifics are unclear due to corrupted text but indicate a historical financial or agricultural matter with terms like tumor Tara and Farmers’ Chita.
British Rugby League Team Beats North Queensland in Townsville
Townsville crowd pays a record £1684 for a British Rugby League side victory over North Queensland by 39 to 18. The match featured a constructive attack as the visitors secured the win.
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North Queensland
Townsville
Massacre Details Holed in War Prisoners Case
Fragmented report describes alleged executions of prisoners, court martial threats, and officials' statements regarding a massacre response. It covers Allied and Japanese actions, with mentions of Nishi and Nabimura, and debates over responsibility and orders during wartime.
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Rooney
Hia
Mrr. Rooney
Miahimura
Nabimura
Niabimura
Beestine Nishlavure
iColonel Imai
Brivedier Townley
Nonaka
British steamer sunk in Red Sea blast disaster
A British steamer left London for a sea voyage blew up in the Red Sea with total loss. Only one survivor a Pakistani seaman was rescued by a Norwegian tanker. The explosion shattered the ship and debris filled the area as two other ships scoured for crew without results.
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Red Bea
London
Menter
Pakistan
Unsettled Weather Spreads Across Brisbane Region
A clipped Brisbane weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions spreading from the coast toward the inland with cloudy skies and showers. Mentions cooler, damp air and a trough forecast to extend south of the area as cloud bands linger over Queensland.
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Brisbane
Shui
Beal Hamvy Tal
Cleveland
Sepremien
Tumse
Tan
Gueennland
Unclear OCR snippet from Brisbane area text
Fragmentary passage appears to include names such as Ruger and Delams Boge with places in Canada and Brisbane style cues. Details are garbled. unable to determine a coherent event, date, or entities beyond scattered proper nouns.
Defeat Expected for Victorian Government Facing No-Confidence
Melbourne dispatch notes the Hollway government set to lose a no confidence vote from the Country Party and Labour. With 25 effective votes, it appears certain the premier will resign after the defeat, triggering the Governor to commission the CP leader to form a new government.
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Melbourne
Hollway
Country Party
Labour
LCP
C.P
T. T. Hollway
Dallas Brooks
Biedete Cale
J. G. B. McDonald
Cabinet at Week End Sees Country Party Central Unity
The Country Party will hold a week end meeting to chart its main plan with McDonald taking a pivotal role. The new cabinet will be swarmed by Monday as the House convenes. A vital term applies to law changes affecting metropolitan areas and Labour’s leverage against the Liberal-Country pair grows. The party faces internal tensions over a potential alliance with Country Party government and union opposition. The AWU has weighed in with a special Techalny event urging the executive to oppose any governing alignment.
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Naw
Prem
Country Party
Legislative Council
LCP
Melbourne
Seni0us
Trefugiral
Vac Labour Party
Country
Dea
Isete Aura
W.U. Han
Nps
Funda Industral
Debeenten
Gusto
More mills begin brushing earlier start than usual
Brisbane June thirty one reports Queensland cane crop pressures as two to three more sugar mills start crushing. State twelve mills mostly active with a forecast total harvest around one billion to one billion five hundred thousand tons. Early crush expected to meet season targets as weather and labor conditions influence throughput.
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Queensland
Tresdar
Piers Ore
Maing
Acalien
Mackey
Maxtiedon Cairat
Wil
Cruahing
Ae Moana
Weatherley
Tata Han
Mangers i Maeciahers
Mt Bauple
al Bundaberg
Coal and Steel Merger Plan Explained by M4 Schuman Paris
The article reports on European plans for a coal and steel merger as discussed by M. Schuman. It notes the proposal would reshape industry across Belgium, Holland, and France, aiming to replace old dumping practices with a coordinated continental approach amid debates over feasibility and regional participation.
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Imey
Arteras
Europe
Om &E
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Holland
Lisete
Soure
Ness
M. Sebastian Faunek
M. Schuman
Labour urges Britain to join Paris Schuman talks
June 20 London reports say the Conservative and Liberals press for the British Government to participate in discussions on the Schuman plan in Paris. The move, supported by Liberal leaders, seeks peace and full employment while noting the plan may be impractical. The Parliamentary Labour Party plans a meeting to discuss the proposals tonight.
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London
Siscuanione
Schuman
Earl of Harewood Sells Property in Low June Note
Fragmentary notice reports Earl of Harewood selling property at a low June date. Text is garbled but indicates property transfer and mentions individuals Sally Ropersy and possible local deaths. Full details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Earl OF Harewood
Ray Paarm Pura
Bae
Sally Ropersy
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