Prime Ministers Refusal Sparks Protest at Canberra Conference
At the Premiers conference in Canberra the Commonwealth offered an extra 5 million in reimbursements, while premiers pressed for 25 million more. Total state reimbursements reach 75.3 million for the year, including 70.8 million standard and a 5 million special payment. arrears from 1942 prompt renewed demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
R. G. Men- Gea
Menzies
Commonwealth
Stend
Fragmented conscription notice from wartime records
A damaged memorandum discusses conscripts under Mr Atte and Pav of the arr Scingrm, noting age restrictions and difficulties in mobilization. The text references operational reefers and British units, with vague mentions of ages under 29 and under 20 during a major war.
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Mr Atte
Aertetas
Uniia
Flesau
Tax Reimbursement Grants Across Australian States
Premier criticizes revised reimbursement figures showing limited gains for states. He cites misrepresented totals claiming extra funds differ from actual cash grants, with NSW, Victoria, Queensland and others listed for 1980 1851 comparisons and net gains per state.
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Vietoran
J GB McDonald
Lst
Commonwealth
Stes Coat Seth
Tonses ‘Etoria
Nsw
Victoria
Queensland
South
Australie
Australia
West
Tasmania
Royal Tour of Australia Event Details and Dates
London reports outline the planned royal tour to Australia and New Zealand. The visit marks a historic first by a reigning monarch to both countries, with the Queen and Duke of York traveling aboard and attending official functions in Canberra and Sydney.
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Marduret
Yevik
Australia
New Zealand
York
Canberra
Thane
Royal Sreeramme
Aus
Buckingham
Lindon
Lottery ticket mystery in Melbourne Cup draw
A Melbourne news item reports a bottle cap lottery tied to a Queensland rum brand with a ticket distributed for months. A prize of 1000 pounds was claimed by a quarter share, but the firm cannot locate the ticket. The cap contained a rum bottle as a prize and the event occurred in Victoria along the River.
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Melbourne
Cape
ME. W. Totile
Queenland
Spain
Leitle
Tostle
Las
Victoria
Flood Damages and Relief Payments Discussed Locally
City officials consider flood related losses and relief payments. The article notes impact on state industries and local harbors with plans under discussion to aid affected residents and businesses.
Freightier on reef views of state premiers
Car J McGur says the minister wants to force a nationwide scheme on states despite political colour and cost concerns. He argues the Commonwealth competition is out of proportion and urges states to devise their own plans with appropriate funding.
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Car. J. McGur
Commonwealth
Hanlon Mit
Queenaland
Australian debates reintroduction of social welfare schemes
Sydney reports on national welfare funding and pension measures as Prime Minister Menzies and other premiers clash over Commonwealth responsibility. The Empire Gladstone incident near Eden highlights maritime risks and the budget implications for endowments, bed payments, and social support programs.
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Melary
Empire
Gladstone
Earle
Aeong
National Welfare Fund
Hanlon
Dreskine
Fries
Menzies
Empire Gladetong
McDonald
Sydney
Menets
Hareack
Drapassl
Merimbuln
Miler
Eden
Avelock
Shooting Down Of Russian Airman Sparks UN Debate
The United Nations discussed a Soviet air incident as the chief US delegate Warren Autio reported Russia's increased aggression. Officials varied on whether the bomber was engaged by a fighter patrol and details remained unclear. The incident dominated council briefings as nations weighed responses.
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Council
United States
Mir
Warren Autio
Russia
China
A. Malik
Unites Suabes Efor Ie md
Raven
Sr Sene
Eet
Washington
MeDermextev
Badeey-Service at hs Ting e of the Community
Premier Mr F Cosetaves Ualauced She and Mr Menree led a conference focused on easing untangling problems. A discussion about a potential special conference then began and ended without a clear decision.
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Ihe Badeey
Hs Tinge
Conteence
New Conscription Order Is For Korean War Era Mobilization
Washington reports a new conscription order expanding the draft scope as the Korean War continues. The Defense Department notes air force and naval reserves may be called into immediate service while current conscripts face extended service. A large portion of those examined are unfit for service due to medical or other disqualifications.
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Fashington
Ae Suirran
Hugh Perren
Itt
Avan
Unece
Morea USA
Oor
Unites Kingdom
France
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Britain
Aletralia
Palas Tor
Astetactis
Minister Outlines New Hospitals Scheme
CANBERRA Sept 6 The Federal Ministry outlines a new hospitals plan replacing the Labour Governments Hospitals Benefit Scheme. Key points include removing the means test for public wards and continuing the eight a day payment to states with no need for Commonwealth concurrence on increases.
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Canberra
Labour
Commonwealth
Cncceuste
Fry Raed Bowiele
French Volunteers for Korea Listed in Draft Details
A garbled report notes French volunteers in Korea under a joint force and describes age rules for service. It mentions a Robert Schuman infantry detachment and a French unit operating in Korea for several weeks, with general compulsory service and contact for ages up to 48 for captain and related tests.
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Lake Success
Muneler
Robert Schuman
Korea
Net ‘Bien
Uni
United Natenw
Local Item Appears Fragmented in OCR Scan
Fragmentary OCR text from a newspaper page mentions a local place and event with unclear details. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable to determine specifics or outcomes.
Kurdish Revolt in Persia Bedeviled by Government Suppression
Reported Kurdish insurrection in Persia's Kurdistan region around Javanrud and Kermanshah, with Persian forces quelling rebel strongholds after a decree to surrender. Soviet influence noted among rebels as Azerbaijan radio claims breakdown in the Kurdish movement and hints at parallels with wider imperialist tensions.
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Theran
Kermanshah
Tehran
Alao Marten
Jarantud
Periz
Russia
Azerbaijan
Bresky
Burmese Parliament Approves Government Report on Martine Action
In Pangoos on September 5 a parliamentary vote approved a government report on the exiled Martine affair. Prime Minister Tekin Tanvar and the cabinet supported the action, with minimal dissent.
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Pangoos
Weday
Burma
North Korean Threats and Currency Fears Dominate Budget Debate
Government faces inflation and social program costs as ministers weigh the impact of wool subsidies and wartime demands. The cabinet debates currency stability, international loans, and defense spending while global buyers trade Australian wool amid price spikes and uncertain market signals.
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Chile
Casberrs
Par Malleot
Jr. Fedden
Eerie Page
Menales
Fiy Reconstruction and
Develomment
U N Defence Line and Key Towns Crushed
In Tokio a United Nations defence line suffered a crippling blow as the right wing collapsed. Four key towns fell or were neutralised, jeopardising the keystone position held by Teegu amid American and South Korean action.
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Tokio
United Nations
Teegu
Teague
American First Cavalry
Towle
Lister Nations
Frontline clash grows as forces clash along Korea river lines
Disjointed war dispatches describe British and American units under strain along the Nak tong river and near Taegu as North Korean advances threaten Kyungju. Reports indicate counterattacks by United Nations forces and temporary setbacks amid persistent heavy fighting.
NSW and Melbourne delegates back amendments on bill
The NSW and Melbourne Trades Hall delegates backed a motion on the bill after debate. The ACTU executive faced pressure as Labour delegates weighed the possibility of a double dissolution and a shift in stance before the federal Parliament vote in Canberra on September 26.
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Sydney
Jaar C. Antepon
New South Wales Trades and Labour Council
Melbourne Trades Hall Council
Mesure
Sigut
Gilles
New South Wales
Vee
J. Kenny
A Leuk
R.A King
Ans
Wes Car Find
ACTU
Qtr AE Monk Asid
Te Decisis
Congrams
Senate
Tle
Labour
Canberra
Forest Hills Tennis Finals Crown Larsen Over Flanpure
Larsen defeats Flanpure to win the tennis finals at Forest Hills amid a tense three set battle. Hatfield, Sheley and Hart are noted in results as top contenders, while Bott shows strong recoveries in a closely fought match.
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Forest Hills
Laren
Flas
Untitled Freight Notice With scattered dates and places
Fragmentary OCR text outlines freight schedules and shipments with mentions of Brisbane and Potemkin. It cites dates near September and reminders of a week end and a venue named Marysorough. The fragmentary nature prevents clear events or outcomes.
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Brisbane
Oriesnighbers
Mead Bow
Tomnaville
Udak
Brabane
Potemkin
Rameau Font
Amust
Guenaland
Marysorough
Iewtane
Sams
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Himilton
Canberla
RG Merci
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Carlirdlang
W. Coast
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Counc
Marstal Smut
Sete
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Saeed Autora
Guiat
Enelign Ibe
Ba Ge
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Wang Bu Ho
Shanghe Si Peiping
Persia
Taegu
Inis
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Dribe
Marea
Korga
Sre Nage
Sum
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Mayang
Mallee
Tate
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Heyang
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