Future of Civil Aviation in Australia Under Review
Canberra reports Prime Minister R G Menzies invited ANA representatives to discuss the future of civil aviation after a cabinet meeting backed operating TAA in competition with ANA and rejected a TAA ANA merger. The meeting set conclusions in principle and a Canberra dialogue was planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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Canberra
R. G. Menzies
A.N.A
T.A.A
T.A A
ANA
Menzies
Government Eyes Long Term Air Contract Options
The government considered offering a long term airline contract to ANA or AMA to secure air service across rationalized routes. Officials discussed possible purchases of commercial aircraft and government support to maintain essential transport while avoiding unnecessary duplications. The move aimed to ensure reliable service under a potential government-led framework, with sensitivity to political changes and the dollar position.
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Vhrough Carriage
Governaent
Jes Awa
Ms Daring
Abe Chase Commercial
AMA
ANA
TAA
BRE
Toa Auiberthes
APA
Irs
Woud Beald
Deir Company
TAA Ail
Mike Edventsar
Inerenee
Tne
Cowe
Whch
Auairalte
America
Witnesses Named in Trade Case Hearing
The document lists Walter Cavill Pry and associates including Sirit Smeremanis and Edward Allein Batey as directors involved in a trade dispute. It notes recall of Tor dence It and references a fixed price and payment terms amid a 2 day hearing schedule.
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Lney
Comanskinnes
Justien
Cain
Rene Edward Allein Batey
Oped Milne Stephen
Ney
Tad Peid Cavill Pry
Prime Minister's Lodge hosts WRAAC members for service
Two members of the WRAAC were posted to the Prime Ministers Lodge for part of their duties during the war. They will reside in the household for several weeks as they undertake assigned tasks and support functions at the Lodge.
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Canserna
J. Francisi
WRAAC
Rotein Ieee
Unclear text on profit distribution and ministerial cheque
Fragmentary notice from Canberra references interim profit distribution. Mentions minister, writer unclear, and a proposed cheque payment of a portion around £35 million. Text is garbled with missing names and places.
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Canberra
Sar
As Muller
Lake W Mortor
Og Mrokert
Unk
Britain seeks continuation of European Economic Union
London reports Britain plans to press for continuation of the European Economic Community after June 30 at the Paris meeting of the International Governing Council of the EEC. Sir Arthur Salter heads the delegation to the talks while Mr Richard Butler joins as chancellor of the exchequer and Mr Busia travels to Paris tomorrow.
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London
Rauters
Britain
European Parmenia Union
Faris
Jenalion
OLEC
European Econ
Arthur Salter
Parentias
Sarsing
Exeheower
Richard Butler
De'reaton
Paris
Reuters
Busia
Golden Casket Prize Court Declaration In Rockhampton
Court declaration from Rockhampton lists the Golden Casket prize, with John Viorent Hamphen and James Bendersn noted. Supreme Court proceedings involve collection No 0723 and the first prize valued at £9000, connected to Gracemere.
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Rockhampton
Tharne
Nat Ynier
Ar ‘Union Mo
Souaht
John Viorent Hamphen
Ec Gracemere
Supreme ‘Court
James Bendersn
Usker Golden
Etree Uwe
Japan Forms Treaty Despite Narrow Opposition
A terse note summarizes a Formonian treaty draft amid debate in the coop parliament. Officials emphasize unity while critics warn of potential risks to trade and regional security.
Quarantine Controversy as Migrants Headed for Australia
Foreign migrants aboard ships Napoli and Rome were questioned over travel and alleged exposure to foot and mouth disease. Officials ordered many passengers back to shore for disinfection and quarantine while confirming some sailors would be returned home.
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Cote
Ilhoe
Eatbeckine
Amedy
Porlsea Tia
Austalia
Europe
Napoli
Roms
de F. Keel
Napol
Eutepe
British parties seek Trieste settlement in postwar talks
A British Foreign Office spokesman in London said discussions with Belgrade touched on long term Trieste issues and the I8E declaration amid ongoing Anglo Yugoslav talks. The spokesman declined to confirm Italian envoy Brosio proposed points, while London noted Eden's Commons statement and urged a settlement date for a further meeting.
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London
Foreign Office
Belgrade
Friesie
Aleire Tao Mates
Londun
Trieste
Tan
Allan
Manlio Brosio
Anthony
Iev Co
Tualien
Eden
Hous of Commons
Stuart Book Concrete Brick Production Start
Fragmented text indicates concrete brick production to begin at Stuart Book with preliminary market activity. Details about scale and timetable are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Stuart
Effect of Australian cuts on Britain and industry in crisis
The Board of Trade official told Parliament that Australian tariff cuts threaten British industries, risking mass unemployment in textiles and other sectors. He cited 20,000 cotton workers affected in Lancashire and expressed concern over impacts on consumer goods and wartime contracts. He urged clear government messaging to Australia on the broader economic harm.
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Menor Peycroft
Laneaahee
Thormeyeret
Commonwealth
Australia
Jayne
Brisbane Drivers Licence Reform Sparks Wide Debate
A sweeping plan to overhaul driver licensing in Brisbane proposes licenses for up to 18 years, new fees, and a shift to a renewal system. The Traffic Act amendment would affect about 250 000 drivers, with age based renewal rules and different charges for private and commercial vehicles.
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Sam Reeds
Reis
Tremmurer
E . Walsh
Wesite
Alleged Blows in Dining Room Report Angers Finnans Officials
In Sydney on March 1 Labour and Finance Minister denied claims that a dinner table incident occurred in the Parliament dining room. Officials said reports of the alleged brawl were fabrication and the matter was withdrawn.
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Sydney
Labour
Tnoustry
Cir of
Labour Mila
AG. Bhilckiep
Lam
Ign
Cement plant to start operations in June
An industrial facility has completed installation of a cement making plant and is expected to be in operation in June. The plant, designed to produce bricks, faced delays in its preliminary stages but aims to reach a capacity of 20,000 bricks per day once fully functional.
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Engin Sevek
Targat
Board Attacked Problems In Efficient Manner
Brisbane reports at the mill peak hearings that the Central Cane Prices Board has attacked problems efficiently. Mr. K Livingston defended the board against criticism noting changed circumstances. He represented the Victoria and Macknade Mill Suppliers' Committee urging no price increase for Victoria 820000 tons and Macknade 49000 tons.
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Brisbane
Central Cane Prices Board
K. Livingston
Victoria
Livingston
Macknae
Abergowrie Expansion Update and Local Hearings
Report outlines plans for a large Abergowrie area development spanning about 100 acres with Whitehall and nearby sites discussed. Officials note committee actions on mill supply contracts, proposed price adjustments, and findings from expert testimony as the board reserves decision while considering further evidence from Dixon Freeman and others.
Sugar cap wider in Britain amid supply fears
London May 28 AAP A push to widen Britain's sugar cap is reported as a major issue in Parliament. Lord Lyte asserts demands of empire rupee and overseas suppliers could affect domestic supplies if France and other nations adjust import terms.
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London
Australan
Brys
Lord Lyte
Coleles
Britain
Ratcaing St
Cane Prices Board Refuses Hearing Advocate
A chaotic assembly of Cane Growers' officials clashes over rights to speak as Mr Ferguson and Mr Mocatta spar during a tense meeting. The board declines to hear further arguments, citing procedural limits while debates on policy and economy continue behind the scenes.
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Cane Prices Board
Beyaten
Psp
Banking Empire to Be Dissolved by Government Action
A government move in New York and Oregon targets Trans America and its vast banking holdings. The plan, under antitrust scrutiny, would force divestiture of stock holdings in 48 banks with 607 branches across California Oregon Nevada Arizona and Washington. The proposed action cites concentration of economic power and calls for dissolution to limit private financial control. Proceedings may extend to court rulings and further regulatory steps.
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Rriaire
Susius
Federal Reserve
Ghrer
Califoena
Qregon
Nevada
Arizona
Trans-America
Bank ‘of America
Levines Association of Sentraneae
Lanwest Bank
Wort
Torch Commandos Rise in South Africa Protests
Reported actions by the Torch Commandos in South Africa claimed to be organized against the government. Sailor Maina and other leaders pressed for government resignation after the Supreme Court decision on Coloured Nationals. Malan demanded interviews and warned of consequences if protests continued. The situation drew responses from Senator Heath N. Nichvilis and others in the opposition.
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Cuanmande
Durbag
South Africa
Mahomallel
Supreme Court
Malan
Heathn Nichvilis
Regional Boards Loan Debate Highlights Key Provisions
The debate on a loan for regional boards focused on empowering commissions to raise funds and finance rural programs. Supporters argued for enabling authorities to issue bonds, while critics pressed for oversight, timing, and accounting clarity amid tensions over revised wording and second reading.
Bank Credit Restrictions Relaxed to Aid Primary Production
State officer of the Commonwealth Bank Mr N E Keight said loans will be granted only if they produce undoubted increases in primary production. The mortgage bank has not issued loans for over six weeks and had withdrawn backing to land ballot applicants a month ago.
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Commonwealth Bank
N. E. Keight
Mortgage Bank
Iseasd
Finance limited loans and farm relief anticipated
A brief notice reports limited finance available for loans and anticipated aid to farmers. Officials discuss government interventions and potential improvements, with statements from the Queensian Relectors Association and Bank officials noting policies are under review. The governor and treasury comments are included as assurances of ongoing support for farmers.
Widespread CMF Waste Alleged in Melbourne Report
In Melbourne on March 23 the Director General of Recruiting, Sir Horace Robertwoh, disclosed that the CMF has suffered large waste in its last 12 months. He claimed 95 of every 100 national service trains were failing due to issues in recruitment and readiness. The air force reportedly stood at 1000 recruits, with 2 issues noted, and the public debate centers on the sizable shortfall and the impact on national defense.
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Melagurne
Luutenant
Horace
Horie
Churn Air Force
CMF
Sir Horowid
Mb Dusiness
Weather bulletin notes scattered rain across coast districts
The report indicates scattered light rain across coastal districts with generally fair conditions inland. A change to greener skies and easterly winds is expected in the afternoon with a risk of drizzle and brief showers near some southern regions.
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Brissane
Quernsland
Cowsigh
Eartern Downs
Aun
Highlands
Earepl
Willis Trand
Sny
Ronsequence Way
Spingorook
Cairne
Poli Armas
Couktorn
Wills
Tis
Wien
Ballot Papers May Be Numbered
Fragmented OCR text references ballot papers and numbering, with unclear names and locations. The readable portion suggests discussion of ballot paper handling or notation and potential public or official notes but specifics are missing, leaving ambiguity about the event or jurisdiction.
Book Imports Exempt From Restrictions
Canberra reports that import restrictions on books were lifted effective March 1. The customs service states the decision aims to ease cultural and educational access, with officials saying the change prevents profiteering while benefiting students and learning institutions.
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Canberra
Amnarinenne Unie
Sétialor NA
Fifty Scramble From Burning Plane
Passengers describe a fiery in flight emergency as the plane’s engine failed and the crew guided a rapid descent. The detour-engined craft carried 43 people and earlier attempts to land were hindered by smoke, with passengers scrambling to safety as emergency measures were used.
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Ack Biaciard
Caplen
Cuts on dollar imports continue to draw govt fire
Canberra reports the federal government is tightening dollar import controls with hopes of aiding the Australian tobacco and steel industries. Officials note price support and regulation efforts aim to curb smuggling and forgery while boosting local production and tax revenue.
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Canberra
Ailal
Cis
Lnpur
Amis
Imjuie
Wuhan
Imai
Seremier
Statewide Census of Pupils Discussed in Parliament
A government minister outlined a statewide census of pupils in Parliament. Minister H Devries described aims to assess pupil flows to secondary schooling and travel needs, with questions about Cabinet submission and expected replies from schools. A survey of respondents included several schools and institutions, while plans to plant trees and support scholarships were mentioned as related actions.
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AXA Objections
AGC
Wereine
Jeno
Prime Minister's Lodge
Raac
Rouseboad
Ofowers
OF European Payments
Uniion
Japan
Formona
Fic Thoray Sanet
Tha
Coop
Tresiy Ang Renareti
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Guanant
F Kerr
Facinre
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Sive
AAP
Board of Trade
Peter Thorne
Hane Sf Commons
Australien
Brusbane
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Wmlrra Properties
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Abergowrie
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Candie
Farleigh
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Marke Wade
Mtr
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Dixon
Freeman
Mir
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Lord Lyle
Stie
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Remnnant
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Aoueta
Moora
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Ferguson
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Aprit
Eiropersui
Iran
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Mocelle
Pergusen
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Mocatta
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New York
Merit
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Eral Supreme Court
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Beard Lreyerp
Suezestea
Air
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Givate
Businesnes
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AP Gismini
Bank of Tinly
San Francisco
Wae
Bank of Riveriea
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Grane
Sailor Maina
Ihe Isder
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Simment
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Finance “Limited
Fenight
Mit
Nifwtole
Tad ‘Deru Betnag
Alk Wreks
Ronnie Ud
Queensian Relectors Association
MFG Mumphirts
Asa
Banks Iheaumout Aus
Herady
Tt Tank
Coombe
Sanoingeraent
CME
Sriskan EE
Anerson
Kansas Wheatfield
Crue
Tua
Paesenger
Vsina
Rubltg Pony
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Iba
Devries
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Lwnei
Eramagart
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Ryery
Aneondale School
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Althouiah
Hase
Low
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