Move for the Abolition of Plebiscites Fails
Labour convention delegates in Rockhampton on March 24 voted overwhelmingly against abolishing plebiscites for selecting parliamentary candidates. The session focused on retention of plebiscites and rules, noting unionists and non Labour supporters could participate. Mr Mead proposed election by electoral executive committees at the head centre of each electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Mar
Mead
Labour
LEE EL Gms
Lermier
Lane
Rca
Roanemac
Morrion Bay
Protecting Voters Rights Sparks ALP Candidature Debate
A fragmented report discusses a political dispute over voter rights, party rules, and candidate eligibility. It mentions ALP and references motions about elections, franchise, and potential disqualification of candidates amid parliamentary scrutiny. The piece notes procedural concerns and potential impacts on voting.
Espionage Charge Shocks United States in Memoir
Fragmented dispatch reports alleged espionage and subversion in the United States during a wartime context. The text mentions political maneuvering in parliaments and international bodies, with references to mutual security concepts and tensions among governments including Czechoslovakia and other nations.
Antigo Election Notice and Community Meeting Details
Fragmented OCR text references Antigo area events, a poll, and a seminar with mentions of Maurine Rec. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to form a coherent public notice or news item.
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Antigo
Phe
Eugene
Tae
Pollng Serra
Gueensend
QCE Delegates Elected Amid Labour Party Tensions
March report from Rockhampton details QCE delegate elections with Premier and ministers re-elected or narrowly defeated. New delegates named include Messrs Devernuc, Helferan, and Cowan, while disputes over ticket alignments and union support surface amid intra party politics.
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WC Gait UX A Cole
Railway Maintenaire Union
Ea Walsh
Wo Power
Munidartt
State Service Union
Fabour and Industry
Mirs
Jones
He Boland
QEE
T'Bronan
New Delegaies Ares
J.” Devernuc
Australian Labour Party splits over leadership and organization
A long discussion traces Labour movement turmoil with debate over appointing organizers, rule changes, and plans to strengthen the party against opposition. It notes shifting loyalties, internal tensions, and the impact of World War II on party structure and public support.
HUCE PRESSES WASHINGTON ON VETERAN INFLUENCE
A March 2 report from SRP charges that a group of ex servicemen influence in Washington will push legislation to revive and subsidize a manufacturing project. The notice notes a chorus of politicians and workers supporting a plan to restore enterprise and boost production, with expectations of concrete steps in Congress.
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Washington
Queen Mary Suffering From Severe Illness Reported
Bulletin reports Queen Mary confined to her room with chills and a troublesome cough. Doctors say her condition worsened and requires rest. Duke of Windsor and Princesses seen visiting, with further updates expected from medical staff.
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Shyaiiany
Webb Dobmem
Queen Mary
Tess Night
Khe
Quest
Buckingham Paige
Tne Istese
Wien
Duke of Windsor
Hoya
Mir
Churchill
Mary
Red Leaders Fow Against Assembly in New York
Fragmentary report from New York dated March 23 describes graphic documentary evil and claims of a failed escape. It references a General Assembly and mentions prisoners and the United Nations in a cryptic context.
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New York
Ras Expect
General Assembly
Wanda
Seternat
Sugar removals topic dominates ASP.A. conference
In Brisbane on March 24 the Australian Sugar Producers conference continued debate on sugar removals from Queensland. It authorized the ASPA executive to seek the return of control, intensifying efforts amid the policy crisis.
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Brisbane
Suger Producers
Queensland
As.p.a
Elec
Sugar Board hears debate on home sugar production and markets
A Sugar Board session discussed mounting burdens on mills and the need to expand markets. McKinley warned against artificial limits on Queensland resources, noting 1963 production forecasts require moving additional sugar to shore up growth. Proposals urged exploring profitable Pacific and Indian Ocean markets while protecting existing commitments.
Japanese Disembark and Ethnic Tensions Rise in War Aftermath
A fragmented account describes Japanese disembarkations and public sentiment after conflict, noting indoctrination fears and restrictions on Western influence. The report mentions debates over retirement ages for males, tax cuts, and government plans amid postwar demobilization and repatriation pressures.
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Bowe
Childres
Mabon
Aioe Comenuin
Takako Mari
Park
Aki Pauerners
Shing
Ateateraayst Wan
Waa
Leesfite
Pam
Queensland
Seale Queeneland
Full State Cabinet Meets in Rockhampton
Rockhampton March 21 history was made as the full State Cabinet met in the Council Chambers for the Labour and Politics Convention. The gathering discussed premier election matters and touched on sections affecting state policy.
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Rockhampton
Tues
Discontent in NATO policies and royal coronation budget
A disjointed report outlines criticism of NATO strategy and government spending, with mentions of private member notice calls and tensions over proposed reductions. It notes budget concerns linked to coronation preparations and defence costs, plus statements from military and government figures denying revolts or misstatements.
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Jorm
Loko
Treaucy
Memaue
Mackay
Milhiur
Ueteve Howees
Arradewn
Australia
Wimpee
Berry
Tax policy hints amid wartime budget debate
The article outlines a broad budget discussion with promises of tax concessions and reform to lower rates, broaden exemptions, and adjust payroll taxes. It notes August House debate, retrospective July 1 implementation, and aims to ease burdens on lower income and old age pensioners while reviewing dwelling and payroll tax. It mentions a 3 2 1 3 percent top rate proposal and temporary sales tax considerations.
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House of Representatives
Pridte Mitveser
Menzies
Senaeleeti
Kamovian
Jpedestre
Fas Jcow
Alec
Eales
Carson
Toe Water
Mossman Flooded By Sudden Storm
A sudden storm flooded central Mossman with water deeper than the January flood, submerging many business houses and several hotels. The earlier flood had claimed a record death.
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Mossman
Unreadable OCR Fragment On Shops and Water Alarm
Damaged text fragment mentions shops and a tram with alarms or water feature. Key names and locations are unclear but suggests a report about a tram incident or shop stock untouched. No clear dates or organizations available from readable content.
Heavy Communist Incident Dominates Korean Invasion Coverage
Western Korea reports a heavy Communist incident near Seoul. Chinese comments and a noted faction weep over funding stakes. A sharp object injures several, while forces from the invasion region intensify control in the south.
West Germany Backs Britain at Onel Conference
West German Vice-Chancellor Dr. Blugenes announced Berlin would push agreements to boost Britain’s concessions and support in the sterling crisis. He said the government would create new measures to aid balance of payments while promoting tourism and industry growth.
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West Germany
Britain
RA Butler
Tedar
Resaian
Organisation
Eran
Buttern
Chenceilor
Blugenes
Carrie
Mi Wright
Indars
Sige Lees
Tyrate
Mt Einender
Eiverger
Aracian
Belkan Friendship Pact Ratified Amid Balkan Tensions
Belgrade reports a ratified Belkan pact of friendship amid Balkan tensions. Debates reference future alignment and regional cooperation. Australia’s stance noted, with broad emphasis on security and economic links across the region. The debate touched on impacts for broader alliances and potential regional stability.
Rain Eases in the South as Flood Waters Fall
Queensland dispatch reports rain easing in the south with floodwaters falling and roads opening in coastal areas. Officials say a small cyclone developing off the New South Wales coast should clear Queensland’s weather, aiding travel and rescue operations as Darling Downs routes remain impassable.
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Mary
Lana
Esauy
Brians
Praxpie
Eumundi
Pomona
Miriam Vale
Maryborough
Darling Downs
Atley & Day
Braiter Bureau
Nsw
Jeensland
Southery Furrows Amid War Fragments in Bleak Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a border war region near Albert Hiver with references to Mendater and Southery. The text mentions flooding, wartime disorder, and chaotic scenes as local areas contend with danger and displacement amid unclear events.
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Vistmland
Albert Hiver
Maine
Beenieten
Alber Bewnlaigh
Flood tragedy claims two young Lithgow children
A midstream disaster near Lithgow left two young boys named Rodney Alan Garden and Berkeley Joy Lurk dead as crews recovered bodies. Three other men Alan Angus Gordon Henry William Weretyen and Raymond Alesander Luck were identified among rescuers and locals aided shoreward efforts while searchers tried to recover more victims from the wreckage.
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Bary Treiscon
Ion Ey
Rodney Alan Garden
Beterley Joy Lurk
Lithgow
Raymond Alesander Luck
Alan Angus Gordon
Henry William Weretyen
Four Horses Backed In Bitter Battle Accounts
Fragmentary report recalls heavy Chinese artillery and marines in a clash. Allies and traitors exchange shells as Chinese troops drive, with Honks of endurance and runners retreating under fire. Survivors press onward amid confusion and smoke in the ongoing fight.
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Bill
Alison
Neil
The
Svaney
Siap
Wultarmen
Eauthein
Alea
Rene Alderanot
Mass Slaughter by Russians Reported in Lines of Battle
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Russian forces engaging in heavy combat with claims of mass casualties. Mentions includeShan Chinese troops, Japanese observers, and a noted attack near a river area. References to 1000 casualties and a landing scene appear, with unclear attribution to specific events or dates.
Doncamter and Friends Spark Weekend Figures
Unclear remnants show a playful note mentioning Doncamter, Apr 1, and various names and places including Cherry, La Haw, Sydney, Aldershot, Welkin, and Sunny. The fragment hints at a social or entertainment gathering with a few participants and venues.
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Doncamter
Main Roads Clerks and Allowance Camping
The notice lists clerks for main roads and an allowance for camping. Details are sparse in the fragment, but it identifies personnel involved in road administration and a related expense provision.
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