US Pledges Aid in Malaya Defence Amid Pacific Tensions
In a session with Australian and other allies, officials discussed U S commitments to defend Malaya and Formosa amid rising East Asian tensions. Delegates reviewed Manila Pact implications, possible Formosa arrangements, and future defence plans for a major regional conflict.
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British Budget Cuts Income Tax Severe Plea for Relief
The British budget cuts income tax and reduces rates for low earners while boosting allowances for families. Chancellor Butler argues a £148 million surplus, with projections of a £6948 million surplus, and defends tax concessions as benefiting the textile industry and general taxpayers. Labour critic Morrison calls it a vote getter with limited direct relief. Eric needs return from Canada as Labour seeks strong support in May elections.
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Chief Judge Rules Castieau Decision Not Yet Effective
The Arbitration Court to-day heard that a Public Service Board leave to appeal remains ungranted. The Chief Judge stated no determination exists yet and the leave to appeal cannot proceed until a formal determination is made. The ruling implies no immediate effect for the Castieau decision.
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Residential Land Auction Set for May At Albert Hall
A wide range of residential land parcels will be offered at an auction next month. Properties span several districts with numerous blocks and brick buildings. total estimates vary and reserves reach around £400. The sale includes timber homes and covenants on multiple sites in Grith, Yarvaheyia, and Deakin ranges with draws to a May 31 auction at Albert Hall.
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Victorian election likely on May 28
Election expectations point to a vote on May 28 with authorities indicating a scheduled polling day. Details remain tentative as officials confirm dates and candidates amid ongoing campaign developments.
Japan Snubs Red China in Premier Hatoyama Visit
Fragmentary text reports Prime Minister Ihiro Hatoyame and a meeting in New ney Talaane with unclear parties. The note hints at tensions with Red China and an Apert site described as met by Troints but details are unreadable.
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Prague police plan nationwide crackdown against Czech citizens
A Prague note calls on the 18th for a campaign of police action targeting Czech residents and other crimes. The document lists alleged offenses and urges action against a broad group labeled as Czech citizens and friends of Keliona.
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Breakaways Accuse Dr Evatt of Betraying Labour
A Labor debate in the House of Representatives erupts as Mr Bourke attacks Dr Evatt for shifting Labour toward the Communist Party. He alleges accepting money from Communists and accuses Evatt of disloyalty, with further gestures toward internal party conflicts and anti-Communist interventions.
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Labor Party and Communist Influence Debated in Australia
The speech links claims of Communist control to Labour Party finances and tactics. Dr Evatt and others challenge the party’s independence, citing donor contributions and alleged subservience to Moscow.
Rhissia Seeks Early Talks on Austrian Treaty
A British and Allied press report indicates Rhissia urging prompt negotiations on an Austrian treaty, seeking a four power occupation framework and early agreement. The article notes Prime Minister Anthony Eden and wartime allies weighing Western commitments while tensions with Russia influence timing.
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