Central Bank Cuts Interest On Deposits Amid Budget Debate
The Central Bank lowered private bank special deposit rates from 1 percent to a reduced level effective April 1, aiming to curb inflation and support government aims. Sir Arthur Pudden outlined the plan in Parliament, noting broader measures to limit public expenditure and balance of payments pressures while examining potential tax changes and public works cuts.
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Cesteil Bank
Uiiv
Arthur Fudder
Freding
Anpravit Ta
Arthur Pudden
Arthur
Arnaud Puddeh Sail
Hiss
Ate Unna
Muisland
Franie
Jb Rollelen
Arthur Bydrer
William Slim's Driver Dies in Canberra Hospital Arrival
William Slim's driver Mr TG Burton, 8, long employed as official chauffeur since 1948, collapsed at Government House after an afternoon drive from Mountbatten to Wheneradronia. He was rushed to Canberra Hospital where he died shortly after arrival. Mrs Gurton and Mr Burton's child are among expected mourners.
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William Slim
TG Burton
Gey Sintenautfeur
Canberts Gomaunlinity
Yestern
Bea Lota Park Morintatten
Mountbatten
Government
Ganberrs
Puntos
Government House
Mountbatten Visits Australian War Memorial Inspection
Lord Mountbatten signs the Visitors' Book for the Australian War Memorial as Major J. McGrath observes. The mementos in the book honor many of Mountbatten's comrades who served.
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Lord Mountbatten
Australian War Memorial
Major J. McGrath
Lord Mountpatten
Memorial Ag
Admiral Mountbatten
Gunvilot
Moonbatten
Angue
Confusion on Addresses Disrupts Local Businesses
A garbled note describes confusion over business addresses in the New ask Buildings. The Chamber of Commerce official Mr. S. Drak commented yesterday on scattered addresses near Pebtic Shes, Alings Street, Gawina Pines, and Burtt Street Braddon. The mislabeling risks misdirected mail and customer confusion.
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Conny
Gan’ Aevee Chamber of Commerce
S. Drak
Civic Eagle
Ind
Extradition Policy Delays in Australian Case Involving Ranele
A remote transcript reports discussions on extradition of Ranele to Tweedlavin for theft charges. Prime figures Mr Hall and Mr Holt weighed legal and international factors, stressing government protection for Australian citizens and naturalised residents while upholding fair hearings.
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Asrael
David Ben-Gurion
Farely
Shpee
Israel
Negev Desert
Nat Bepisheba-el Aviv
Fie
United Nations
Deg Hammarskjoold
Te Fench Tyrael
Wercoming
Tarual
Ciel
Ener Burns
Egyptlys
Holl
IL 1
Hall
Cabal
Ranele
Sydary Central Court
Yuseshe
Fila
Tweedlavin
Astralian
Holts
Pelime
Menzies
Holt
Batiste
Nationale
Tin Awetrallia Governaen
Sististy
Australien
Raneie
Countess Mountbatten's Canberra visit romance during war years
Fragmented OCR recounts Lady Mountbatten, Countess of Mountbatten, and Borley at a reception in Canberra. It mentions POWs in Bangkok, a Singapore capture, Australian hospitality, debts repaid, and a tense exchange about a beer return. Names such as Mountbatten and Borley appear amid wartime intrigue and social chatter.
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Fallowing
Angayess
Lindy Moyunthaugn
Mowntpatten
Mr. Borley
Mountbitten
Lie Nest
Lidy Mountballin
Bangkok
Thom
Nemmonptst
Bangkyl
Efficiency J Key To Future Of Coal Industry
The report argues modern methods and mechanization can lift efficiency in coal production. It notes the sector’s decline from 78 percent to 6 percent of regional demand served locally and warns that rising costs threaten prices and fundamental operations. The minister backs import changes to support restructuring. In New York, Macy’s faces a major strike by 2,508 unionized workers amid a 8,000-employee workforce.
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Australia
Holt
Pat
Lana
Soul
Anatolia
York
Weimsday
Macy's
Mbak Pt
Btore
Mountor
Mountbatten urges strong navy in atomic era tour
Earl Mountbatten stressed the need for a powerful navy in the atomic age during a Canberra visit. He praised Western allies and urged Australia to place the navy at the front, noting communications and regional defense depend on a robust sea service. He met Canberra Naval Men's Association members and inspected memorials, tying the visit to broader Commonwealth defense cooperation.
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Wader
Admiral Mountbatten
UNLAS
Haru
Canberra
Mountbatten
Geneva
Eralsoyy
Anual
Navy
Moin Autlen
Belcoune
Bnt Dorman
niColmia Udaguss
Barthe
Naval Men's
Agsncit
Ae BW
Legislation to sanction public service salary increases
A bill introduced to authorize salary increases for public service workers from January 10, 1856, including matters related to the Superannuation Act and classifications. It covers statutory authorities, departments, and reallocation provisions, with specified dates and affected groups in the public service. The debate proceeded amid questions on scope and pension-related adjustments.
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Phe Gill
Pit Qwiluh
Brievald
Gui Wren
Athens Sulatey
Commonwealth
Arliament
Public Service Board
Taitaly Alhoers
CELIO
ABC
Naval Defence
Medlea
Iso
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