Evatt and Fadden clash over finance plan
In a heated debate Sir Arthur Fadden and Dr. Evatt traded sharp exchanges over an increased overdraft rate and government handling of bond markets. Evatt accused the government of manipulation while Fadden warned inflation and urged restraint. the session highlighted labor vs coalition dynamics and the outlook for cheap money policy.
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Aujbrinia
Sail
Vale
Arthur Fadden
Ryatt
Evatt
Drvat
Ingsling
Movket
Evath
R S L Opposes Cut In Immigration
The federal president of the Rence Servicemen's League Sir George Holland urged the government not to reduce the immigration program. He argued continued vigorous intake is vital for security and development and said current levels of 125 000 annually should be maintained. Doctors sacked for collaboration with Peronist regime were also reported from Buenos Aires.
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George Holland
Stenlay
Walt
Rogram
Maderal
Samquivers
Gowarimen Viomagitie Press
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Therg
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Ididke
Eeenoril Plulteaa
Perth
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Whuisday
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Ani Wwe
Te Aresuen
Uso
Giinks
Tien Bo
Nick
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London
Thusany
Ministry of Lebaus
Tote Machel
Kidday Belluin
Tlm
Icio London
Bannon
Anbgsn
Stockholm
Tinweday
Sweitisk Rvnidxlimalery My
Tuyce Brysalley
Anna
Bion
Garenk Conquist Party Ybleies
Oh Blalin
Admiral Moyes Ends Surf Bodies Dispute
Admiral Moyes to end the dispute between surf lifesaving bodies in a London backed settlement. Leaders from Royal Life Saving Soviet and breakaway Austin Lifesaving meet with officials from Sydney to negotiate a truce and formal agreement. The conference includes ministers and state duil figures to finalize the reconciliation and establish a united federation.
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Hye
Royal Life Saving Soviet
Fie Promioy
Ufe
Sydney
Faction Fight Flares In New South Wales Labour
A NSW Labour Party rift erupts over federal links as factional infighting prompts calls for the federal executive to dismiss the NSW executive and raises accusations against party members. The Premier denies knowledge of ties to the federal body and sacks the NASW executive amid a controversial manifesto.
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Jackson Fen
New South Wales
Sydney
Sity
Ho Pedoral
London
Dry Bate
Genwat
U.S.W LP
Mi We Fe Colbaunna
At v. Cablil
Labour Party
Ft Cole
Nsw
Caytinent
No Evidence of Others in Goossens Case
The Goossens case yields no proof of additional involved parties. Parliament members stated there is no information to substantiate rumors. Customs checked photographs from Sir Wagns Goossens with one exception. no identifiable individuals were recognized.
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Ners
Wellacinim
Syanoy-Symphion Orchestra
Eigent Gonskonn
Daberne
House of Representatives
Jnske
Lib
Bninclavas
Osbarme
Talen
Wagns Goossens
Fils Départment
Rerson
Private Savings Banks Gain 17 Million Pounds
Between January and February early figures show private savings banks attracting substantial deposits. New savings banks added to the network across Australia, with total deposits rising to 26,986,000 pounds in the Commonwealth Savings Bank and related institutes. End-February totals indicate 6,000 operations and an average deposit near 158 pounds, covering about 49 percent of the population.
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Ewe
Gant
Ieans
N.3
Garver
Savings Bank Acon Wilh
Cngpedéy Gornelly
He Glb
Teja
Bane
Nak
Australia
Unemployed Listed for New ACT Rail Jobs and Training
The ACT unemployment figures show about 10 of 142 job seekers placed this week through the Department of Labour and National Service. New rail roles spread across centres with training for engine drivers, while others moved to Canberra and nearby towns. Remaining workers include a mix of trades and unskilled positions awaiting placements.
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N.S.W
Excorlys
Ula
Department of Labour and National Service
Piacing
Mietbauene
Ike Sp
Canberra
Waterside Labour Tension Shapes House Debate
An Australian legislative session in Hobart wrestles with waterfront control as waterside workers press for wage and safety terms while shipowners seek labor recruitment with board permission. Debate centers on power to regulate the waterfront amid strikes and industry costs.
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Haut Tal
House of
Bai
Hobart
Tn Watersite
Feslaxir
Ph Mann
Apple
Colli
Traffic safety push discussed by Canberra steering council
A Canberra meeting of the Gandewes Road Safety Council, led by Mr Fei McKellar, emphasized road safety as a core focus. The meeting reviewed roles of the Automobike Association and Main Roads in funding traffic and highway engineering studies to aid planners and safety enforcement nationwide.
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Taffic
Canova
Avisis
Tye Wily
Gandewes Road Safety Council
Fei. McKellar
Mettellar
Ojvonsyhe Automobite
Asan Elation and Lit Department of Main Roads
Hains
Jive Wa
Smid
Two Women Claim Damages After Vehicle Crash
Irene Craddock and Maureen Ryan claim £2500 damages against Mary Patricia Quinane after an incident on the Hume Highway near Bathurst on March 6, 1985. They allege injuries and seek expenses and wages as a result of the accident caused by Quinane's alleged negligence while driving an Ekin vehicle that overturned.
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Mary Patricia
Ancy
Devon
Irene Craddock
Maureen
Egypt Withdraws Death by Own Action Claims Raid Losses
A war report from an agency describes Egyptian commandos suffering heavy losses after widespread raids. It alleges civilian casualties, Israeli retaliation, and ongoing border clashes near Shafvir with reports of civilians killed and wounded.
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Che Gye
Tsrael
Fou Elyilant
Fortney
Counterfeit £5 notes suspect gang hunt in Melbourne
Police probe a wide search for a gang after counterfeit £5 notes surfaced in Melbourne. Detectives confirm notes involved are circulatory and tied to a photo-reproducing method new to Australian crime. Authorities fear interstate distribution and warn clerks to watch for similar fakes.
Shipbuilding subsidy to be raised in Australia
Government to raise shipbuilding subsidy from 25 to 3 percent for eight years per a report to the House of Representatives. Senator Paltridge announced the policy, aiming to secure shipbuilders’ confidence and enable Australian production. The Tariff Board will reexamine arrangements by 1958 to address costs, with emphasis on domestic labor and export competitiveness.
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Palhvinge
Demxter
Vrorit Board
Howe
Mt Iee Wen
Paltridge
Niki
Tarif Board
Assivanes
Patiidge
Declalan
Austratia Yiloh
Hoodoo Phone Number Change Leads to Miscalled Numbers
An official said the Barton exchange change caused many misdialings, with the Canberra Community Hospital listed as the most frequent miscalled number. Most errors occurred at night as residents adjusted to the new U222 telephone listing.
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Barton
Canberra Community Hospital
PMG
Canberra
Neweyenocrestresns Ee
Unclear Visit Sparks Diplomatic Dispute Across Nations
Fragmentary report describes a disputed visit by Russians and responses from political figures including Mr Casey and leaders of the allied forces. The text references tensions with the British monarchy and possible impact on global governance, with mentions of government officials and unspecified dates.
Mace Custody Case Ends in Court Transit
In a Baton Rouge hearing dated November 1952 the court ended the custody battle over Peter Mace. Foster parents My and Mrs Norman Mace faced opposition from Mine Murray who revoked authorization for adoption. The case, tied to a prior April 1953 step in, centers on guardianship and parental rights following the alleged move to place the child with Mine Murray.
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Ayoney
Peter Mace
Mra
Norman Mace
Baton 1
Rant Neappen
Mie Edison
Juste Heron
Don Murray
Murry
Mountbatten Popular in Queensland Amid Fete
Distant crowds gathered as Mountbatten festivities spread through Brisbane and surrounding areas. A Shrine service at Heavenmentice halted traffic while a Wreath of red poppies honored fallen servicemen and women. The Countess attended a reception at Parliament House. A mile-long procession for the Mounted Rifles drew thousands.
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Parviament House
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Allendine
Atecup
Lina
Pabiaments House
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Renal Antion Efospital
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