Queensland charity appeals require registration or exemption
Brisbane March 20. Before any Queensland charitable organisation can appeal for public support it must be registered or granted registration exemption by the Justice Department. Charities currently operating have two months from March 9 to register. After that it will be an offence to appeal unless the charity is named and registered or exempt or the appeal is sanctioned. The Attorney General said the rules are in the Charitable Collections Act of 1952.
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Brisbane
Mar
Queensland
Justice Department
W. Power
Charitable Funds Examined for Tax Exemption and Use
A report outlines checks on running expenses for charitable groups, noting money collected will be applied to charity without deduction. It covers bank handling, administration costs, and joint operation by two individuals, with at least two percent of gross receipts specified for related religious denominations and congregations.
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Grart
Power
Actons
Colle
Woowe Sant Son
St .Enpland Maens
Cathal
Salvation Army
Fall Church of Christ
Export of Scrap Canberra Bar
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Canberra export scrap and national development meat, with references to a senator and special meeting. Likely a terse civic note or legislative snippet. Readable facts are minimal. preserve entities WH senator and Natimmal Dreveteg meat as potential named items.
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Canberra
Japanese divers willing to end Australian voyage
A report from a wartime inquiry notes Japanese divers expressed readiness to return home rather than continue their trip to Australia. Details are sparse due to damaged text, but officials indicate the divers are open to calling off the voyage.
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Seat Troame
Bes- Uar
Nomination of Mrs Pandit is rejected by UN council
The United Nations Security Council rejected the candidacy of Mrs Pandit for Secretary General. Eight nations voted for Miss Viveka Pandit while Lebanon and the Soviet Union backed the pro Pandit bloc. others abstained or did not vote. The decision was announced as a secret ballot with no nation voting in favor. The outcome follows uncertain remarks by a Soviet delegate about duties and doom, leaving Allies surprised.
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Mrs Pandit
Aliiona
Alentien
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Two US Bombers Crash Amid Pacific Ties Talk
A clipping reports on US bombers and divers tied to wartime relations with Australia. Officials discuss cooperation with Japanese and Soviet camps, noting divers involved in recovery and potential postwar collaboration. Melbourne and Sydney voices emphasize goodwill and economic links amid tensions.
Expedition to Tancric Announced by Minister
The Minister for External Affairs, MIR G Casey, announced to the House that an expedition to Tancric will explore parts of Australia’s Northern Territory and Southern Australian regions for geological surveys. Weather and conditions were noted as a factor influencing the search for minerals.
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House of
Deeds Not Words Challenge at UN Debate Sparks Tense Exchange
Fragmented OCR text reports a heated debate at the United Nations over a phrase deeds not words. The dialogue touches on disarmament, peace measures, and statements by officials about national restraint and security goals.
Banking Bill Amendment in Geneva and Rome Air Talks
Fragmented report on last minute amendments and international diplomacy as Princess Nerina and her mother cancel Paris flight. Mentions Cairo Rome and Paris routing, government advisability, and parliamentary moves led by Prime Minister, with opposition leader awaiting next steps.
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Geneva
Nerina
Paris
Canberra
Cairo
Aston Bver
Rome
Farouk
Pinian
Ise
Ray Cumperte
Scenes From Hiroshima Bomb Flight and Aftermath
A fragmented account describes a Hiroshima bombing incident, noting a person named Raymond and a pilot near Forlmss, with references to St George's Bar and Mackay. The jagged text mentions a family with a wife and young daughter, a repair business, and migrants from Brisbane, outlining travel toward Cairns and Goondiwindi regions amid stormy conditions.
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Uae
Lagna
Hiroshima Arom
Oraste
St George's Bar
Tae Mackay
Mr Raymond
Crest
Beachett
Shang
Bath
Mackay
British student crisis report and ministerial action
A British student crisis report notes High Court involvement and a ministerial response led by Sir Maurice Batrett as the Chancellor. The piece outlines medical and social considerations, with attention to graduate sites and public sector care amid ongoing inquiries and policy debates.
Trieste Alert Reports Heightened Tension Across Europe
Fragmented dispatch describes Allied and Korean forces tensions around Trieste and London. Reports mention police scrutiny, foreign travelers, and continued postwar military concerns. The piece references the Eighth Army and Republic of Korea troops, with notes on detonation incidents and rising fear of conflict in 1962.
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London
Enisey Ueinkers
Boeland
Reuters
Trieste
Anl
Lewich
Ausseistion
Sind
Thuga Creaurd
Eighth Army
Frissta
Republic of
Callan
Vollad
Korea
Little
Kofie
Haly
Thorthwest
Marshal Tus
EE Baghafer
Final Bid to Retain Olympic Games
Canberra reports a desperate bid by Australian officials led by A W Coles to retain the Melbourne Olympic Games. The plan involves Commonwealth Victoria funding, special advances, and a potential Commonwealth State loan, with talks across Canberra Melbourne and London to resolve the impasse and decide on an Olympic village and venue arrangements. The outcome hinges on a favorable report from Treasury and approvals by Menzies and the Commonwealth.
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Canberra
Melbourne
Fee
A. W. Coles
Tne
W. Cates
St Tresnury Keeland Alan
Rame Minster
Hr. Menzies
Sar Arther Fuedre
Coles
Ther Cain
Cain
Victoria
Wilton
Commonwealth
Wilany
Mr & Coles
Cann
Ital Victarts
Housing Commission
Glyne
Gasnre
Victaria
Léon Gouvioi
Victoris
Ates
Fremiers
Bonn Conventions Move Forward Amid German Security Debate
Bonn March 1s The Bundestag approved the EDC treaty by 224 to 165 with two abstentions while urging caution. The Bonn convention outlines a European army treaty signed last May by France, Germany, the United States Britain and West Germany. Chancellor warned that the oath risks increasing danger and that the West must ensure military backing amid rising tensions as police and troops patrol near the Bundestag.
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Houet
Gundestag
Paris
Paris Last May By Co Werign
France
Germany
Tul Bellum
Salland
Lurene
Uni ‘d
Britain
West Germany
Direct Telephone to Canberra Taxldriver Allegations
Sydney report notes allegations of falsified share certificates and intended defrauding of investors. Senior Detective Robert Walton testifies at Marrickville court regarding Doyle and others. A witness hands over 180 pounds and Doyle faces bankruptcy concerns at Parliament House.
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Canberra
Taxldriver's
Uy Pattietans
Robert Walton
Ina
Gordon Willian Waenn
Marricie Ie
Cl& Men
Beeteon
Doyle Teron
Patten House
Walton
Doyle
Watson
Parliament House
Soviet propose Anglo Soviet air safety conference in Germany
East German agency says Soviet Control Commission in Germany suggests an Anglo Soviet conference on aviation safety. The letter to British High Commissioner Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick denies British protests over a RAF Lincoln incident at the East West German border. General Chuikov also sent notes to US and French envoys.
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Berlin
A.A.P
Germany
A.D.N
Chuikev
United States
Soviet reward alleged for shooting Allied airmen over Communist territory
A Soviet report claimed Moscow offered rewards of 35 000 rubles to pilots who forced down Allied bombers over Soviet zones. Berlin sources said orders were issued to shot down Allied aircraft, with reports linking Western missions to the Moscow bounty.
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New York
Mar
Tom Bay
Berlin
Goma Rigslon
Bovey
Comunt
Moscow
Federal ministers plan seven day tour to Queensland towns
Brisbane reports Liberal ministers launch campaign with a seven day visit to Queensland including Toowoomba Warwick and Brisbane. Defence Minister Vern McBride and Territories Minister P Wick lead trips to diverse towns with other ministers visiting various dates as party counts on visitor tours to support campaign efforts.
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Liberal Party
Esdauart
Pete Guiernment
Sid
Meoniest Ortieilly
Brisuane
Queensland
Defence
Vern Philip McBride
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Warwick
Territories
P. Baw Wick
Toswich
Gatton
Labmir and Industry
HE Holt
Visi Brisbane
Mences
Brisbanne
Yalian Royal “Australian Regiment
Kore Tae Feternal
Rug Ase
Social Serviene
A G Toeniers
Jugoslovia and the BBC report on bias and reception
Fragmentary text reports a BBC coverage of a Yugoslav visit to London with mentions of Tito era figures and reactions in the Yugoslav community. It references British press, foreign correspondents, and alleged bias, but the readable segments are unclear.
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Tristan Munist
BBC
Wnson
Juanslavis
Benaud Century Sparks Perth Test Clinch
Century by Richie Benaud powers Australia in a Perth match described amid rough play and rest breaks. The report notes tense moments including a nail under a thorn and cautions over pace, with Morris, Tavs, and N Worrin cited in arrests and a hospital scene described within match coverage.
Unclear text of East Germanry event report
Fragmentary OCR item describes names and events with reporting gaps. Readable elements mention Pleck, Tom, and Gottwald amid a Seve Mt wax Sommstarnl context with reported figures and procedures.
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Pleck
Restoration tragedy near Sydney claims worker
A worker identified as Siswhwesun 38, married, was killed instantly after an accident during Roche collection at Mecaim in Sydney. Authorities say Gadsion Tad and a group of workmen were present as the incident is investigated.
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Sydney
eCherlet Alexander’ Siswhwesun
Inetant Theiter
Roche
Mecaim
Gadsion Tad
Test House Blew Apart in Las Vegas Blast
A nuclear test near Las Vegas caused a two story house to be ripped apart. The Atomic Energy Commission released pictures showing a thermal wave striking the house and blowing out a wall as debris scattered. The blast occurred at about 7500 feet away and the house suffered heavy damage with sections thrown outward.
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Las Vegas
Nevadas
Segular
Atomi Energy Commission
Sieona
Labour Party convention clash forecast and union backing
A section of 11 district Labour groups signals a convention clash with a prominent Labour Party figure backed by 20 influential unions. Ed Wael is named as Premier candidate with Labour ministers and union leaders pledging support and outlining election strategy. The race features J W Behmettal and other industrial officers as key contenders in a tense political landscape.
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Labour
LST Cgeirt
Ed Wael
Adonieh
Wt .Broseeng
AW LE Shire Preidentsatp
J. Bukaveskin State Service Union
Mublaostthire Assisi Union
Meeeran
Ind
W.phoentin Federated Clerks’ Union
Cabot Miembers
Ita Siewer
Labuuir
Ufficiate
Ang Rompers
J W. Behmettal
Fe War Industrial
Queensland Sugar Policy Debate in Australian Parliament
Queensland leaders and cane growers press for sugar industry reforms during a conference in Brisbane. Key figures including Mr A Young and Mr RC Gilson discussed varietal trials and distribution plans while opposing state and federal moves to shift cane incentives.
New Insecticide Investigation In Rural Australia
Sydney reports an ongoing insecticide probe with officials from regional agencies reviewing a controversial treatment. The investigation centers on dieldrin usage, regulatory responses, and potential impacts on dairy industry practices. Officials note enforcement actions and projected timelines for findings and compliance steps.
Fragmented OCR Military Note From Prance War Era
Incomplete text fragments refer to a Captain and a unit in France during wartime. The readable bits mention a parade or march and a brief reference to a major operation. The overall meaning remains unclear due to corruption.
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Japan
Heenesenex
Pandit
New Orr
United Nathan Secventy Council
Mmm Vilaye Dakshen Fara
Agulnut
Aes
United Tale
Trapce
Colombia
Greece
Denmark
Pakistan
Trea
Andie
Prater
Newfoundland
Tme
Minoru Twa
Suet Ub Bt
Johns
Eyre
Deliceen
Lester Prarson
Canada
Cepurs
Austra Judd
Thag Galler
Ue Pon Kembla
Utheur
Mary
Wallan
Asi Ta
Éeaine Spooner
Australia
Japa
Lote
Jaber
Milly Tums
Beeen
Sng
Politeat
Geese
Dobbs
Weare
Mint Huise & Uesine
Uitrie
Poe
Warriman
Senate
Hiroshema
Me Budd
Sonlan
Cairns
Star 19
Fidey
Tnmnons
Regia
Msseronancelor
Maurine Batrett
Penert
Astmen
BS Indrratadal
Osstele
Hon Weiss
Morne Hughes
Olympic Village
Linle
Aed
Bonn
Hoube
Ue Mancellur
Ap “Toval
Siake
Cube
Fife
Lefbeing
Bundestag
Bulidias
TRAUE
Amd
Sail
Ciy
Stauman
Bomper
Bertin
Doyle Old
Branen
Carlier
Bey
Clomarf
Walice
Bormee
Chunov
Mer
Jugoslavia
THE
Condema
Benaud
Perth
Gaia Wee Agata
Aru Morte
Beneus
Anil
Morris
Gui
Worrin Vader
Beadman
Povie
Eben Bowert
Ager Davis
John
Ron Stewart
West Australia
Emiglead
Momuay
Ee Leiter
Crarged
Melfabi
Seeisrane
Star
Babeer Perty's
West Indies
World Cigar
West
Ees
Eho
Supa
Compiin
Gloson
Hwa
RC Gilson
Sucar
CB. Vente
Auuilia
Nury
Kadler
Quey Wong
Mura
United Flatee
Kine
Bulebank
Perricaik
Neue Wetle
Ian Nae
Biker
Piers Tag
Alain
Rainer
Drbarres
Woneesqmmive
Britaey
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