Commissioner's Reply to Wood's Counsel in Espionage Inquiry
Sydney journalism reports Justice Philp stating Australian security officers' names must not be disclosed to foreign countries during the Royal Commission on Espionage. The discussion centers on Lockwood's alleged information to the United States or the Russians and whether it was unlawful. The commission will investigate these claims.
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Justice Philp
Royal Commission On Espionage
E. J. Hill Oiwood
Lockwood
United States
Australia
Justice Owen
Abolition laws debated in Australian Senate transcript
Fragmentary Canberra report details parliamentary dispute over Commonwealth and state powers. Senators and judges clash over lawful authority while discussing Soviet storage references and the need for equal representation. The hearing questions legitimacy of documents and possible new inquiries into the era.
Debate on conspiracy and labour policy outlined by judges
A fragmented report describes judges and officials discussing alleged conspiracy and socialist influence within industry. It mentions Mr Justice Owen and Mr Justice Ligertwood weighing partial and judicial actions, with references to representatives, unions, and political parties, amid labour shortages and industry reforms.
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Alehunesis
Silirgy
Femumunise
FB Beales
Justice Owen
Objection to Cameras Raises Debate in Parliament
Fragmentary OCR text references a parliamentary discussion over cameras and credit issues, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts indicate a debate on surveillance or camera use tied to a financial or political matter during a specific session. The fragmentary source mentions a speech and a regulator figure in a tense political context.
Passing Out Parade for Six Unions in Brisbane Event
Sept 2 report from San Diego notes members of six unions to receive passes for a Brisbane event. The piece cites unresolved union and funding details, including state appropriations and expected costs, with mention of a budget line for general margins and tax considerations.
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Brisbane
Big Task for Clear Springs
A fragmentary report from Clear Springs describes a major project or challenge underway. Sparse readable elements reference local interest and several individuals linked to the effort, but precise nature, dates, and outcomes remain unclear in the surviving text.
Talks on West German Re-armament Open Talks
London dispatch reports talks on West German re armament opened under French Prime Minister Mendes France with government stakes tied to an approved plan. The report notes French government involvement and the potential implications for post war European security.
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London
A.ap
M. Mendes-France
Tariyy Board Warhing Tariyy Board Warhing
Fragmented OCR text discusses wartime diplomacy and policy themes related to Allied talks, German sovereignty, and occupation issues. It references London discussions and wartime industry, with unclear names and fragmented phrases.
Fragmentary Political Report Mentions Bevan and War-Ash War
Fragmented text references Meagan eras and branch strength amid protests. It notes Bevan in party executive seeking a post as campaign freedoms grow and mentions European treaties and a rhythm of postwar governance.
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Stanton
Ieader
Aneurin Bevan
Need for Stable Export Income Revealed Board report tabled in Parliament
The Annual Tariff Board report for 1963 54 was tabled in Parliament. It states Australia has goods to export and can obtain satisfactory prices and produce at costs within those. The board notes findings on export income stability and related tariff implications.
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Tariff Board
Australia
Parlement
Ssid
Intreidation Campaign Against Railways Emplorters
Fragmentary OCR reads about an agitation campaign at alles Railway in Toweaville. The lines mention three wars harvested and a dispute over frailty and charges against unspecified individuals. Details, dates, and names are unclear in the readable text.
Red Chinese Attack Weld by Nationalist Artillery
A wartime dispatch reports Chinese forces launching a red Chinese attack on Weld using nationalist artillery in a coordinated bombardment. Details on locations and outcomes remain sparse as reports converge from frontline lines.
Polish political defects to us
In Washington a high security call of the govern… A lot of garbled text remains unreadable in the source.
Bathing Club Debates Schedule Changes at City Baths
The article outlines the Jaane me oMcksl cimrrrers plan for the City Baths with tomorrow’s session and confirms ministerial involvement. It notes parliamentary context and confirms the program will begin without delays.
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Dalwace
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