Burial of Queen Mary to be held at Windsor
London March 25 Queen Mary will be buried in St George's Chapel Windsor on March 31. Royal coffin will lie in state March 29 30 at Westminster Hall. Court mourning lasts two months ending April 25. The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh will reside at Windsor Castle from April 2 after Maundy service.
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Mary
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Queen's Chapel
Marlborough Road
Westminister Hall
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
St. Paul’s
Explosion Erupts in Yallourn Fatality Reported
In Yallourn a blast at the Brown coal dust works caused a fatality. One man died and inquiries begin into the cause. The incident occurred amid other disturbances as officials assess safety and escape routes.
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Yallourn
U.S. Ambassador to Soviet May Be Recalled
A disputed cable report suggests U S ambassador Moy may be recalled amid tensions over Soviet policy. Officials in Washington and Moscow deny immediate plans, while diplomats monitor the situation for possible shifts in strategy and senior leadership statements.
Senate delays Ambassador to Suez Union nomination
Reports from Melbourne and Canberra indicate a postponed Senate vote on appointing Charles Berien as ambassador to the Suez Union. The move affects Bahien and related committees as party lines and parliamentary delays shape the confirmation. The discussion also mentions wage and defense implications tied to the broader war effort and labor concerns abroad.
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Oda
Unclear historic item reads like fragmented motion notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions entities such as Hong Wong and Eastara Corsmanner Geo and a second rouirtnes, with references to a general, Chiang and conferred acknowledgments. The readable fragments resemble a diplomatic or political record with unclear dates and scattered proper nouns.
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Hong Wong
United Nations
Eastara Corsmanner
Geo. Sree
Hong
Chiang Pave
Burman Complaints of Aggression Reported in Tangoon
Wai correspondent reports Burma accuses nationalist China of aggression. The note cites charges before the General Assembly and requests action, with references to 22 creation and a bid for measures against the existing population.
Atomic energy bill passes amid leaks and concerns
The new atomic energy bill passed amid reports of information leaks raising questions about security. Lawmakers cited safeguards while auditors investigate the leak topics and potential impacts on policy implementations and public trust.
Advances To Growers Of Unsold Leaf 1961 52 Crop
A government measure authorizes the Advances to Growers of Unsold Leaf from the 1961 52 crop. The board may provide up to 70 percent of the appraised value of unsold leaf. The board is relieved of 4000 pounds in handling costs. A bill to ratify the decisions was introduced in the House of Representatives by Commerce Minister Mr McEwen. Initial advances from the C188 bet may be 38 percent if value stands. Some rates may adjust to 38 percent under certain conditions.
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Minister For Commerce
4. McEwen
House of Representatives
Neal
Lal Grower
Casey
McEwen
Wiley
Koichi
de Fe
Aliimbey
Mery Gunning
Jensen
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Anmmulec
Sulu
Arivor Faddeo
Bateson
McTice
Insley
Witweriberg
Lamperet
Hamilton
Mosumao
Arama
Investigation at Yarrabah reports debate over atomic policy
Fragmented account outlines government debate on atomic power and related measures. Mentions Mr Casey and Mr McEwen, opposition stance, and potential shifts in defense and health facility plans at Yarrabah and surrounding areas.
Strategic Peak Abandoned by American Troops in Seoul Battle
A fragmentary dispatch reports bitter fighting near Strategic Peak as American troops retreat toward safety. The article mentions tensions over Australian tobacco controls, economic pressures, and looming policy shifts affecting industry and defense priorities.
Queensland Leaders Back Immunisation and Medical Officials Visit
The Commonwealth plans to lend funds between 175 126 and 100000 to the Queensland Pedero Leaf Marketing Board chair for a preliminary inspection. A visit by trade members followed by a review of hospital and immunisation facilities at Mulgrave Shire aimed to aid the immunisation program for diphtheria and whooping cough. Mayor L Waterfield and hospital board member CH Ve axe were involved, with the McKinlay Shire Council at Julia Creek taking part.
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Penyer
Tg Deel
Twat
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Rmi
CH Veaxe
Sr 1
Irophs
Kanarat
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McKinlay Shire
Julia Creeks
Riddle of Hidden Corpses in London Inquiry
Intense police inquiries sweep through London over a spate of murdered or staged victims. The investigation traces the pattern of disappearances to a climate of fear as detectives name suspects and outline links to confidence tricks and a sprawling network of implicated men and women.
Dairy price talks in Commonwealth Government plans
Submissions to the Commonwealth Government begin today on price determinations for dairy and other dairy industry costs. An industry committee will work with the Bureau of Agricultural Economics to decide price levels. A meeting with Agriculture Minister McEwen is planned later this month to present the average dairy farmer return, with Brisbane butter at 4/14 per pound and commercial butter near 3/104 per pound.
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Brisbane
Queensland Clinches Cricket Cup In Tight Wicket Win
Queensland wins the island State cricket cup in a tight contest despite West Australia’s strong bowling. Key figures include Barrr Spencer with a 21 and 50 minutes, Tram Richt taking 4 for 35, and Queensland scoring 53 runs in 21 overs. South Australia and New South Wales also feature in the day’s results with mixed fortunes.
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Rune
World s Finest Diamond Weight in Queens Era
A damaged OCR fragment reports a diamond weighing 336 emraie emeni in a Red Newe context, contrasted with a Queen Victoria era weight of 128 emraia. The readable text is uncertain and may reflect a catalog or exhibit note on historic gemstones.
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Queen Victoria
Provisional tax sales tax on refrigerators debated
In Canberra the commissioners discussed self assessment and provisional tax. The debate covered income tax bases, exemptions, and aims to simplify the self assessment process while ensuring revenue stays stable amid fluctuating incomes. Parliament watchers noted potential relief measures and the need to keep reforms within existing tax acts.
Liberate China Sation Assets Determined
A clipped international report notes a national agency statement about action toward liberating assets tied to China. The piece references national police oversight and a call for cooperative measures across parties, with emphasis on an imminent decision and broader strategic aims.
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Liberate
China
Railway Siding Needs More Sugar Area Rail Freight
At the Australian Sugar Producers' Association conference in Brisbane on March 26, cane growers from Farleigh Mackey district urged urgent expansion of railway siding accommodation. They reported a 40 percent rise in cane traffic over 15 years alongside a corresponding rise in railway trucks and warned of insufficient wagons and inadequate siding stations.
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Brisbane
Australian Sugar Producers’ Association
Farleigh
Mackey
H. W. Gunning
Japanese Pearl Harvest Talks In Canberra Meeting
A strained report from Canberra cites a joint statement by Japan and Australia on inviting Japanese officials to Canberra for talks. The output notes government spokesmen Mr Casey and Mr McEwen confirming the invitation toward maritime and trade discussions.
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RG Casey
J McEwen
Australia
Tapa Fe
Mesniietione
Canberra
Adequate Rolling Stock Sought by Conference Rally
Conference called on the Railway Department to provide adequate rolling stock for the upcoming year. Growers demanded facility improvements without departmental funding, urging tolls on trucking limits and relief from immediate costs.
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Jensen
ASRA
Railway Department
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Hough
Kramer Snares Doubles Victory in Australia Series
A sporadic report notes Kramer securing a doubles win against Australia as the United States team dominated in a 42-14 scoreline. The match showcased strategic play and rising forms for both sides in the series.
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Lens Samutes
Association of Senators Nane Names Doyle Royal Commission
Fragmented report from Canberra in March 1996 on the association of named ministers with a royal commission. The text references prime ministers, parliament, and officials with unclear spelling, describing prior testimony and possible inclusion of a named minister in proceedings. The garbled OCR limits clarity of persons and actions.
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Association OF Senators
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Doyle
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