Return of Labour to Power in Federal Parliament
Brisbane reports Labour has a clear majority in the Federal Parliament with an expected 43 Labour, 17 Liberals, 12 Country, and two Independents. Several Labour ministers risk losing seats, including Forde and Frost, with other contests in Reid and Riverina and Wakefield.
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Brisbane
Labour
House of Representatives
Liberals
Country Party
Northern Territory
Independent
Liberal
F. M. Forde
Capricornia
C. W. Frost
Franklin
Mr. C. Morgan
T. J Lang
Reid
W. Bryson
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Riverina
New South Wales
Wakefield
South Australia
THREE WOMEN LIKELY TO BE ELECTED TO THE HOUSE
Tasmania and Victoria see Labour gains as Dame Enid Lyons leads the Tasmanian results and Mrs Blackburn appears set to unseat the Bourke Liberal in Victoria. The Senate outlook favors Labour with strong showings in Denison Bass and other seats, while Liberal and Country factions contend in key contests. Counting continues with late ballots still outstanding and margins shifting.
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Derwin
Tas
Tanmey
W.A. Senata
Blackburn
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Bourke
Vic
Labour
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Nideo Price
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Sorteca
Senstor Cooper
Tasmanian
Camdidaie Im Froakite
C. W. Fatkimder
Frost
Palkinder
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Darwin
Enid Lyons
Licely
Denison
Bass
Tasmania
Melbourne
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Balaclava
Fawkner and
Henry
Victorian
Bryson
Wannon
New South Wales Electors and Evatt Majority Note
Fragmentary data shows electors enrolled in New South Wales at 18 445 with Evatt leading and an absolute majority around 51 296, 33 463 and 18 897 figures linked to names Brown Claydon Hohnan. The text is garbled but indicates election tallies and party references Lib.
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Brown’ FU AP
Claydon
Evatt
King George in Greece amid coalition talks and enrolment figures
Athens dispatch reports Electors enrolled 52 471 and 86 280 with King George pressing for unity. Coalition talks proceed as Greve faces tasks with firm determination, pledging to devote powers to reform amid wartime pressures. onlookers describe crowds and mobilization as forces move toward a new government.
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Athens
M. Tualdaris
George
Greve
Tan
Boxing Board clash over Empire title plans in Australia
Sydney report notes British Board of Control debated Empire title prospects as James and Patrick potential challengers. Donohoe criticizes Board for restricting Empire residents and hints James may delay departure. Stadiums Ltd sought to back Patrick’s Australia events with James remaining to defend locally.
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Seni
Boxing Board of Control
Rosevear
Lab
Sharkey
Thal
Vic Patrick
Australia
Donohoe
Whch
British Isles
Patrick
James
Mr. Donohos
Almon
Australis
Stadiums Ltd
Sige “Ennis
Australi
Amstrias
NSW Labour Faces Possible Loss in House Seats
Sydney September 28 At the close of the House on Native affairs Labour appears to tighten its grip in the Liveral preference distribution. The Riverina and Parkes regions show doubt with early country primaries hinting at shifts. The overall map suggests Labour may gain few seats while Liberal candidates edge ahead in key districts.
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Monae of Representatives
Sydney
Aria
Labour
New South Wales
A Morgan
Riverina
Celafe
Hume
Parkes
Truman Urges Unified Resolve For Postwar Leadership
President Truman asserts the United States will achieve a lasting peace and urges steady leadership at home and abroad. He warns against wavering as a major emergency passes and hints at forthcoming measures to counteract the talk of another war.
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Truman
Permanen
United State
Peiblle
War and peace urged amid global weapon fears
The report describes a wartime warning from a broadcaster about the scale of war and the danger of general conflict. It notes the belief that even with weapons and deterrents, the world remains perilously exposed to war as nations race in arms and seek safety through peace talks.
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Paris
Matsa Bots
Feuer
United States
Umue
Cervain
Prime Minister Pledges to Carry On With Justice for All
Sydney headlines report Prime Minister J Chifley pledging to continue policies with justice to all after the voters verdict. He thanks Labour supporters for their work and says the pledge was accepted by the people.
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Sydney
J. Chifley
Labour
NEW MEMBERS IN HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES
New entrants include P. O'Connor Jewiller winning Wen 5 Yor Labour and Lang Labour. Oliver Howard Beale 47, barrister, to run for Liberals. N. J. Hindmarsh member resigns. Cabinet reshuffles expected with at least five ministers replaced.
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House of Representatives
P.o'connor
Wealy
Joller
Beasley
Str
Makin
Fle
W. Prost
D. Cameron
H P.lasacrini
J. M. Tremp
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Colo. Me
A. ‘A. Calwyll
Prime Minutee Calm Geer Commentiz Event
Fragmentary note describes a calm minute involving Geer and a decision on votes. Mentions a member resting at home for several days and a report among those present. text is garbled and lacks clear identities or outcomes.
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Altting
Three Men Lynched in La Paz Report
A mob in La Paz Bolivia last night threw ropes over lamp posts and hanged three men in the city. Police and officials were unable to prevent the mob. The incident follows unrest linked to President Villarroc and previous suspicions of criminality among local leaders.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Plase
Thes
Ec Buamente
Villarroc
Trison
Villar
Buffalo Fly Menace Debated at Regional Convention
Sept 29 Buffalo research officer Dr Kerras told a central coastal and southeastern grainers convention that a newly marketed product from Sydney firm is 100 percent effective against buffalo fly and tick menace. The solution could be used in dips and sprays at 8 band. it would eradicate buffalo fly from treated areas. The convention urged Federal Government to subsidize peat destruction solutions similar to pentoxides or pear de stewetion.
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Monto
Pri
Cornell Scentific and Industrial Research
Drckerras
Sydney
Custody Case In Dublin Involving Edward Varah
Confusing report notesEdward Varah vicar of Moly Telly Blackburn is charged amid custody dispute over a child. Evidence shows Varah met Mire Isherwood and later fled to a waiting car, pushing the mother away.
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Dublin
AAP
Edward Varah
Moly Telly
Blackburn
Lancashire
Beyin Pg
Varah
Mire
Isherwood
Mull
England
New scare in Deni Seven taAP note sent
A fragmented message indicates a new scare involving the Deni Seven taAP. A note reportedly sent to authorities hints at ongoing tension and unresolved questions surrounding the incident.
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Hax
Deni Seven
Australians Abroad Main and Colling a Pleased
A fragment from an Australian newspaper item discusses a promise made toward Washington and investment in New York matter. The text is partially unreadable, but hints at international diplomacy or finance and a noted Times comment on Australasian figures. The piece appears as a one-third column snippet from a page.
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TORR
Eepl
Trouseemai
Yoo Papers
New York
Timmer
Bor Australis Geet
Rocket stations young scientists wanted in Adelaide
Fragmentary report from Adelaide notes plans to establish rocket experiments with new science initiative. Mentioned names appear garbled, but reference indicates a push for youth involvement in rocket research and related engineering activity. The piece is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Peace Conference One Third of Work Waits
The conference nears the end of the first week of committee work in London as delegates pursue proposals for a treaty. Reports indicate progress with key opposition and broader economic topics on the agenda, while observers await a final draft.
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London
Econome
Amaiinas Tv
Derby Proctor Withdrawn From ALC Entry
ALC announces the withdrawal of Derby Proctor from its participation list. It notes the withdrawal mirrors prior remarks and indicates no further action planned.
French Train Wreck Report Sparks Inquiry
A French train wreck incident prompts an official inquiry as investigators begin dary work to determine cause. Details remain limited but authorities confirm injuries and transport disruptions, with regional officials coordinating response and safety reviews.
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