Opposition Leader’s Amendment Defeated in Canberra
In Canberra on November 4 the Opposition Leader Dr H V Evatt failed to amend the Income Tax and Social Services Bill by 59 votes to 45. The House passed a Senate amendment limiting the retroactive tax on disposals of trading stock to partnerships. Evatt’s bid argued against increasing taxation beyond pre September levels.
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Canberra
H. V. Evatt
Retro of Representatives
House
Senate
Dr. Evatt
Taxpayer Friendly Tax Change Debated in Senate Amendments
The Treasurer Sir Arthur Facden argued for agreeing to the Senate amendment shaping tax provisions on partnership transfers between July 1 and September 12, 1952. He said the change clarifies incidence of taxation between former and new owners without creating new principles, noting previous court guidance from 1651 and criticizing retrospective approaches by the Government.
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Arthur Facden
Senate
High Court
Evatt
Legisla
Canada Doubts Soviet Repatriation Stance in Korea Talks
In New York Canada challenged the Soviet Union to say if it would resist forcible repatriation of war prisoners. Canadian delegate Paul Martin said Vyshinsky’s answer was awaited and warned against prearmistice political talks. He argued a commission for Korea was premature and the unified command would not accept such steps before an armistice is approved.
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New York
Canada
Soviet Union
Korea
Paul Martin
United Nations
M. Vyshinsky
United Kingdom
Martin
Unified Command
Ben Sanc Luce
Stevemeen
Doma
Stevenson
Mr. Stevntson
Hutchinson
E. Low
D. Munro
Welkin Sun
Dalray
Burkhardt
Heather
J. Thompson
Aldershot
N. McGrowdie
Gay
N. Sellwood
Unfan
G Moore
Jan
Ward i
Fellar
Unemployment in United States Drops to New Low
The Commerce Department reported unemployment fell to a new low in October. Census Bureau estimates show 178,400 unemployed for the week ending October 11, compared with 1,418,000 in October 1931. About two percent of civilian workers were jobless in October.
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Washington
Nava
AAP
Department of Commerce
United States
Department
Census Bureau
U S Minister to Soviet Considered in Washington
Diplomatic officials weigh appointing a United States Minister to the Soviet Union to take over duties of George Kennan the ambassador cited after forced withdrawal. A minister would provide high level representation in Moscow while signaling U S displeasure at Kennan's withdrawal.
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Washington
Soviet Union
George Kennan
Aite
Moscow
United
United States
Mennan
Deaber Basecuts Lizely Debut in April
A brief announce that Deaber Basecuts Lizely will apply in April. The note mentions an upcoming submission window and a planned entry date, with no additional context or details.
Commonwealth urged to boost mineral output for US needs
An Institute of International Affairs World article urges the British Dominions to shift from secondary to primary production, highlighting bauxite chrome lead copper zinc manganese and uranium as key minerals. It calls for improved transport and a main switch in investment ahead of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers economic conference on November 27.
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London
United States
World” Monthly Review
Institute of International Affairs
Dominions
Late Lodgment of Returns Warns Taxpayers in Canberra
Canberra report notes the Taxation Department may pursue penalties for late lodgment of returns. Commissioner McGovern warns taxpayers that liability falls on them, not agents, with penalties possibly doubling tax lability. A simpler business return form may follow the 1951 personal form.
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Canberra
Taxation Department
Mr. McGovern
House of Representatives
McGovern
Aliens May Now Own Property in Brisbane
Under the Aliens Act amendment effective September 26, aliens may apply for a permit to own real or personal property in Brisbane. The measure, reported from Brisbane, indicates a controlled path for foreign nationals to acquire holdings subject to official approval.
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Brisbane
McGregor Edge Hartwig In Four Sets In Test
McGregor claimed the match despite a severe test since returning from abroad and reported no after effects. Sedgman, unhampered in the latter stages, beat Candy in four sets. Arkinstall and Green upset Ayre and Hartwig in four, while Sedgman McGregor won the doubles with Thomson and Prickett.
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Bodg- Man
McGregor
Rex Hartwig
Broves
Sedgman
Candy
Hartwig
Sedgman-McGregor
Thomson- Prickett
Ron Candy
Preser-Rel
Queensland
Head Rosewall
Campbell-Murphy
Withdrawal of Troops From Sudan Agreement Reached
Cairo reports Egypt demands withdrawal of British Egyptian forces from Sudan one year before self government, confirming terms agreed with Sudanese leaders on October 28. The move follows Britain's approval of a draft constitution for internal self governance in Sudan.
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Egypt
Brita
Sudan
Dgbt
Mir
Anthony Eden
Britain
Budan
Queen to Drive in State Opens New Parliament
Queen Elizabeth II will drive in state tomorrow to open the new session of Parliament and deliver a grand speech from the golden throne to the House of Lords. She will travel through London as pomp and pageantry unfold, with cavalry escort and bands amid cheering crowds as debates loom over steel and road transport reforms.
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London
Elizabeth II
House of Lords
Textiles for China Shipment Under Moscow Conference Deals
A shipment of textiles for China is tied to agreements signed at the Moscow economic conference. The accord signals broader trade cooperation and potential tariff reductions, with officials outlining delivery timelines and funding arrangements.
Rioting Prison Fire Tears Through Columbus CS
About 2500 inmates caused a million dollar blaze Friday destroying six prison blocks. Two days saw 1900 roam free in six cell blocks. National Guardsmen fired on prisoners to contain them. one convict was shot in the head and killed, another wounded. Guards entered with automatic rifles bayonets and chemical fumes that sickened inmates.
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Prizon
Increased Failures in Engineering Examinations
Brisbane reports a 7.3 percent failure rate among engineers and motor mechanics for year ended June 30, up 15 percent from the prior year. The Chief Inspector of Machinery M. Scot tables the finding before Parliament, noting many failed still needed the required prerequisites and calling for higher classification pending completion of the quiz.
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Brisbane
Chief Inspector of Machinery
M. Scot
Election Campaign in U S Reaches End
New York November 3 The 1952 United States presidential campaign ends after a bitter final night with a forecast record turnout near 55 million voters for tomorrow's election. Democrats remain central to the race.
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New York
A.R.P
United States
State governorships race underscored by Ike Stevenson clash
As election eve capes the airwaves and crowds in Times Square roar for Ike, Stevenson concedes strong national implications while Democrats edge toward numeric control in the Senate and House. Eisenhower’s calm appeal contrasts with Stevenson’s measured tone as both seek victory in a high stakes political finale.
Queen Looks Forward to 1953 Australia New Zealand Visit
London reports the Queen in her throne speech expresses anticipation of a late 1953 tour to Australia and New Zealand with the king. She hopes for an early Korean armistice and pledges closer cooperation within the Commonwealth and colonial empire as Britain's policy keystone.
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London
P.reuter
Australia
New Zealand
Australis
Ceylon
Commonwealth
Colonal
Britain
Carruthers Back in Training for World Bantam Title
Australian bantamweight champion Jimmy Carruthers resumes training in London after five days with blood poisoning in the foot. He shows full recovery and is set to fight South African Vic Towre for the world title. Carruthers completes six to seven rounds in gym tests and appears fit as ever.
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London
Reuter
Carruthers
Gyminasium
Real
Bill McConnell
Jimmy
Towdel
Government guillotines three airline bills in Canberra
In Canberra Nov 4 the government used the guillotine to push three supplementary airline bills through the House of Representatives amid noisy opposition. The measures grant statutory authority for parts of the Commonwealth ANA agreement to allow competitive operation of TAA and ANA, with a three hours ten minutes timetable. One bill taxes TAA profits like ANA profits, another cuts air route charges.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Australian National Airlines
TAA
ANA
T.aa
Report on atomic explosion brief from Washington
A limited Washington brief reports on an atomic explosion, citing an unnamed hiagetinan chief of staff. The notice provides minimal details and emphasizes official responses and security concerns without verifying specifics.
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Washington
Hiagetinan
Fake war savings certificates flood Queensland forgery ring
Police warn that forged Commonwealth war savings certificates may be circulating in Queensland after a man attempted to cash five £5 notes in Sydney. Detectives suspect the £50 forgeries are linked to a ring that previously produced £10 notes, and warn to be alert for more passable fakes.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Man
Halmar
Australian in Britain reports beef price rise and trade move
Nov 4 Canberra reports the completion of a new beef price contract for 1952/53 with a 2 percent uplift against the 2 1/2d per lb base, aligning Commonwealth schedules to Ministry of Food prices. The Australian Meat Board subsidy and premium are to be dropped, and shipments to dollar markets expanded from 3000 to 5000 tons.
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Canberer
J. McEwen
McEwen
Ministry of Food
Australian Meat Board
Commonwealth
Australia
Fish farming for land men expands in Australia
The annual report notes plans to establish land based fish farming as a new Australian industry. Experiments underway at Port Hacking, Moreton Bay, and Tasmanian lakes aim to raise mullet and other species in fertilised lagoons and ponds. Two million pearl oyster spat will be imported from Japan to boost Tasmanian breeding, with potential lagoons identified for higher yields. The program envisions live stock production under controlled conditions and seeks suitable sites across states.
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N.S.W
Moreton Bay
Queensland
Tasmanian Lakes
Australian
Japan
Tasmania
CS Lec
J. KR. Spicer
Hominy
Understatement of income disclosed in Australian report
Canberra November 4 Understatement of income by 13 889 582 by 771 taxpayers is disclosed in the report of the Commissioner of Taxation tabled in the House of Representatives today. The taxpayers ranged from street barrowmen to hotel trainers bookmakers business men and a late member of Parliament. Reasons included carelessness suspected fraud and failure to keep proper books. In Queensland 51 taxpayers understated by 216 316 and paid 27 841 in penalties.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Queensland
Rain Ends South Africa Drought Hit Farmers Save Crops
Steady soaking rains across Johannesburg confirm an end to months of drought. In Free State and Transvaal thousands of cattle were killed in the worst drought on record, but farmers with ploughing and effort managed to salvage portions of wheat and maize crops.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Free State
Transvaal
Blood-Covered Man Sought in Brisbane Mystery
Police search for a bloodstained man involved in a fight over a girl. He was driven to New Farm by a taxi after the incident in the early hours, refused medical aid, and appears to be avoiding police attention as officers track his whereabouts.
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Brisbane
Hosp'tal
New Farm
Admission to Wimbledon Dear ee
London officials report higher entertainment tax increases admission costs for Wimbledon tickets. A standard entry price rises from 25 shillings to 26 shillings and sixpence, the extra 26 pence is due to the increased duty.
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London
Dalray Surges to Melbourne Cup Victory Over Welkin Sun
Dalray, a 200 to 1 outsider, roared from the tail to win the Melbourne Cup by a half length over Welkin Sun. Jockey Bill Williamson steadied Dalray late to preserve the margin, with Reformed, another New Zealand horse, close behind in third.
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Welkin Sun
Dalray
Bill Williamson
Delroy
Reformed
Even Dalray
Dalray Wins Melbourne Cup In Thrilling Photo Finish
Dalray led late after Welkin Sun challenged then faded as Dalray clung on to win by a nose. The crowd roared as the Mackay trainer and jockey shared a £10,000 prize and plans surfaced for a New Zealand or American campaign.
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Dalray
Mr. C. Neville
Advocate
L. Jewon
Korean Ridge Battles Near Triangle Hill Deemed Aiding Assault
In heavy fighting on the central front near Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge Allied forces pressed the Chinese positions. South Korean troops upheld heights as Chinese concentrations and artillery pressured the ridge network. Allied air and armor supported the assault while massive shelling pounded enemy fortifications.
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Chines
Kumwhsa
Maseed Atting
Triangle Hill
Suiper Ridge
Qiong Papasan
Korea
Triangle Hl
McCarthy No Decision on Australia Tour
London November 3. South African Cricket Board says no talk of sending fast bowler Casa McCarthy to Australia for the Springboks. Board will act only on a special request from South African selectors or the team committee in Australia. McCarthy currently in England with no suggestion to join the side. Arthur Coy, convenor, said the decision rests with the Board of Control, not the selection convenor. We picked the best side and McCarthy was considered.
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London
Reuters Mlomfontein
South African Cricket Board
Casa McCarthy
Australia
Springboks
Orom
McCarthy
England
Port Elizabeth
Arthur Coy
National Selection Committee
Dalray's Future: England Move Possible for Ascot Race
Wellington reports show Mr. R Neville stating Dalray may be ferried to England or the United States for a weight for age race at Ascot during coronation celebrations. If transport via Qantas is possible, decisions will be made in days. otherwise the horse returns to New Zealand before autumn racing in Australia.
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Dalray
Phar Lap
Australia
Mr. Neville
New Zealand
America
England
Wellingtonon
Reuter
R. Neville
United States
Neville
Ascot
Surin Abe
McCarthy
Qantas
Fighting in IndoChina broadens French Viet Minh clash near Hanoi
French Union troops spread to the north and southeast of Phu Tho, six miles northwest of Hanoi, engaging Communist led Viet Minh forces for the first time since the offensive began five days ago. Communique says thrust aims to destroy supply bases and sever Viet Minh lines along the Black River while the French Air Force shells Viet Minh columns moving north and near the Black River.
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Hanoi
Phu Tho
Black River
Higher Bread Price Seen In Brisbane Report
An anticipated rise in home bread prices on December may lift bread costs next month. The 10/1 cost view suggests farmers would gain if the increase is approved, with expectations of higher wheat and bread prices.
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Brisbane
Sd Goloms
Typhoon Nears Okinawa Threatens US Base
A typhoon with winds near 170 mph centers moves toward Okinawa. American Air Forces on the island have taken precautionary measures as the storm threatens the base after Okinawa already faced severe typhoon impacts this season.
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Tohio
Reuter
Okinawa
South Africa Rejects UN Interference in India Dispute
South Africa declares it will ignore UN resolutions on its dispute with India and Pakistan, accusing India of vilification. Deputy Joone tells the General Assembly the government will disregard external recommendations, while Indian leader Pandit denounces apartheid as a denial of basic human rights. Tensions rise as regional unrest foreshadows broader consequences.
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G. F. Joone
General Assembly
United Nations
South Africa
India
Pakistan
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Mrs. Pardil
Union
Kangaroos name second Test team for Great Britain
Australia announces its Second Test rugby league squad to face Britain at Swinton on Saturday. Churchill Flannery Hazzard Geelan Carlson Stanmore Donohue Hall Schubert Gill Davies Tyrrell Collinson named in a provisional 17 with several changes from the first Test. Horne and Barrow’s stand-off pairing hope fitness for the match, with Jackers set to referee.
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Nova
Great Britain
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Churchill
Flannery
Hazzard
Geelan
Carlson
Stan- More
Donohue Hall
Schubert
Gill
Davies
Tyrrell
Collinson
Gee Je
Wells
Stanmore
Donwhute
Hawick
Herman Davies
Coellinenn
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