Public Probe Into Communist Activities Refused
In Canberra on May 15 the Attorney General Dr H V Evatt refused the opposition's call for a public inquiry into Communist activities in Australia. He said a public inquiry would prematurely disclose information and aid those under watch, adding that Security Service investigations were already proceeding and would not yield new facts.
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Canberra
H. V. Evatt
House of Representatives
Australia
J.T. Lang
America
Russia
Com- Communist Party
Debate over democracy and communism stirs Canberra courtroom
Fragmentary notes describe a heated debate on democracy versus communism, referencing Stacy Aetien and Aumirala, a Supreme Court context, and mentions of atomic power, manufacturing plants, and international empires. The text shows political factions, censorship fears, and calls to limit support for opposing viewpoints amid a government inquiry in Canberra.
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Beam
Stacy Aetien
Aumirala
Ieee
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Antiquis Murder Londom Seer Than Idenfities Three Men
Scotland Yard hunts in North West London as detectives narrow the identities of the three men in the armed hold up and murder of Alene Angile near Lansdown. The weapon was later found on the Thames bank near Bermondsey. Authorities from the Daily Telegraph and Daily Express cite the ongoing manhunt and inform the public that arrests are anticipated as investigators tighten the probe.
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Ine
Alene Angilie
Yard
Lansdown
London
Scotland Yard
Balblagge Artiquis
Thames
Bermondsey
Yards Arms
Piper
View of St Paul's Not To Be arortan
London May 1. Cabinet has decided to found a powersation Bankade to erect a monument amid growing cross party opposition.
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Portowar
ST. Paul's
Arortan
London
King's Faith In Britain's Great Mission
London May 13 The King spoke at a luncheon welcoming the royal party home praising Britain's ongoing global role. He stressed confidence in Britain’s moral leadership and unity, citing South Africa and Empire duties, and pledged to uphold a vigorous, world shaping mission amid wartime and international challenges.
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Routh
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Empire
Churchill's War Memoirs Rights Bought For U S
United States publication rights for Churchill's war memoirs were acquired by Life magazine and the New York Times. The memoirs, largely written, total about a million words and will be published in ready volumes.
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New York
AAP
Life Magasine
Fave Annuiuerd
United States
Churentil
Iiny
Chureralle
Srmcurvenent
Siam
British Petrol Price Increase Reported in London
London dispatch notes a rise in petrol prices by three pence per gallon as trade and energy concerns push costs higher. Market watchers expect continued upward pressure on prices in coming days amid global energy demand and supply uncertainty.
New State Cabinet Portfolios Changes in Queensland ministry
Brisbane May 15 Premier E M Hanton reshuffles his cabinet transferring T A Foley from Home to Lands and Mines, moving J Jones to Health and Home Affairs, and H A Bruce from Works to Education. Williama retires after Port Curtin plebiscite defeat. New ministry includes Transport to J Walsh, Works to J Walsh, Housing and Local Government to W Pow.
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E. M. Hanton
T. A. Foley
Home Department
Lands Department
Jones
Ministry of Health and Home Affairs
H. A. Bruce Aous
Works Department
Education Department
T. L. Williama
Port Curtix
Chie
EM Hanlon Higbour
VC “Panda and Mines
T A. Paley
Nate Md
A. Jones
Sar DA
J. Larcombe
Canadian dollar reaches parity with U S dollar
Ottawa May 14 AAP Joe Con moved the Canadian dollar to parity with the U S dollar amid reports Canada is gaining ground in South American markets. Washington authorities are said to demand a strong Canadian stance before supporting Britain on a $3.15 billion loan, with par value seen as a key factor.
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Ottawa
Utr Adamson
Joe Con
United States
Canada
Washington
Britain
Praise of Russia Washington ceremony in the House
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr Martin, presided over a ceremony at 2 PM praising Russia. The event drew attention from lawmakers and civic figures, signaling a moment of cross party engagement amid diplomatic talks.
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Washdigtor
House of Revesentatives
Mr. Martin
Raw Wool Shipment Due to Arrive in June
A consignor reports a shipment of raw wool is due to arrive at the port in June. The cargo is described as high quality and expected to bolster local textile production. Officials note cargo clearance will proceed under standard inspection procedures.
Federal Members Salaries Rise by 500 Pounds in Canberra
The May 15 report notes caucus discussions and amendments pushing federal member salaries up by 500 pounds in Canberra, with a tax free allowance to cover the rise. It compares Canada’s increase from 4000 to 8000 dollars, and mentions parliament members Burke Ward Rosevear and others commenting on the change.
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England
Seeward
Rosevear
English Derby Stomien Teen Event Report
English derby item outlines protests and results with unclear fragments. Names and places are partially readable, listing a teen participant and trans event notes amid uncertain context.
Battle of Britain figures clash over misread recall
May reports indicate garbled records misplace a British participant in the Battle of Kitaie. Officials note the error while continuing to track the day’s events and participants with corrected figures.
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London
Garmax
Kitaie
Daly
Ipo
Champman
Wider scope of social service payments in maternity and pensions
A historic notice outlines revised rates for maternity allowances and pensions. It specifies payment timings and increases to dependents, widows, and invalid or old age pensioners. The document details new weekly, quarterly, and annual figures, eligibility criteria, and the effect on payments for families with children and arising claims.
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Persia
Tax Evasion Drive Nets Large NY Sum Inquiries
A May 14 report notes a Treasury sweep against tax evaders in New York. Total collections reached 3.06 billion dollars from major taxpayers, with two main voluntary payments and 1,705,000 credited to a single firm that profited during wartime and sought to shield officers from prosecution.
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New York
Federal Treasury
Jaguas Taaars
Mose
Treasury
British whaling ship Bainens sighted near coast
A British whaling ship Bainens was observed about 13 miles off the East Nortalk coast. The vessel was pumping oil and shedding whale crest while an attempt to salvage Baleenet was noted.
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London
Bainens
Nortalk
Hugh Nee Tae
Churchill Calls United Europe Essential To Peace Of World
Mr Churchill urged in Albert Hall that unity in Europe is vital for world peace. He framed Western civilization as a spiritual concept and warned Europe to shed ancient feuds and deadly modern animosities. He asserted Britain and France must ally against expansion and stressed a healthy European order serves Soviet interests.
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United Europe
Mr. Churchill
Ning
Albert Hall
Britain
Europe
Asia
France
Germany
Deterioration Report Signals Strain on U S Allies
May 14 dispatches from New York describe worsening conditions as Allied powers face supply shortages and growing pressure from central forces. Officials warn continued strife could force tougher wartime measures and trigger broader economic strains.
Admiralty Speech Denies Sennen By Admirer Sir Geoffrey
A fragmented AP dated report notes Admiralty remarks about a speech by Sir Geoffrey regarding a possible denial by a person or party. The piece references admiralty authority, a seal, and a need to explain statements, with unclear details due to OCR damage.
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Jondon
Geoffrey
Dar
Admiralty
Adana
A . Santero
World backs Palestinian enquiry debate amid calls for Jewish state protest
A contentious UN Palestine debate stirred as nations urged an independent inquiry and warned against establishing a Jewish state without Arab guarantees. Delegates pledged to resist moves seen as undermining the Palestine inquiry. Norway proposed a resolution urging a ceasefire and peaceful talks. Delegates warned that a state led solely by one group could jeopardize minority rights and regional stability.
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Wlyaro
Amernte
Jewien
Arsh
Mele
Palestine Inquiry
Palestine
Eeporiers
Norway
Resolulme
Bay 1
Australia Signals Support for Jewish State in Palestine
A++ Herald Telegraph report notes Australia intends to back the creation of a Jewish state in part of Palestine. The move aligns with international pressures and reflects Canberra’s stance in the evolving Middle East diplomacy.
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New York “Herald
Australia
Palestine
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