LUE MOUNTAINS PLACES BAN ON COMMUNISTS
A garbled report describes Lue Mountains civic action banning Communist supporters and affiliates in a city council debate led by Mayor Walford. The motion faced mixed votes with some council members opposing. A basketball match against Dr Hull is noted with unclear results and scheduling details.
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Lue
Blus Mountains
Dany- Comemlath
Halle
Shuwal
Vores
Walford
Frothin
Organica Hen
Communist Party
Adermen
Frvokt
Lumanuintam
Liougat
Feder
Eng Soak Sen
British pledge to avoid punitive China expedition
Amid confusion over a punitive expedition to China the Prime Minister and government stressed no punitive action was intended. The debate referenced wartime declarations and diplomatic efforts with Chinese authorities and noted observers present at a statement outlining restraint and peacekeeping aims.
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China
London
Attlee
Bernin
Russia
Teremian
Dotery
Frije
Nanking
Mambere
Warshinn
Sai
Atudentay
Shaw Lane
Australia faces long term risk from mineral depletion and soil decline
The article warns that Australia relies on its mineral wealth and agricultural output, but mineral extraction is not renewable and soil fertility is at risk. It argues that exports funded prosperity yet continual extraction without replacement imperils rural industries, calling for exploration of soil fertility preservation and careful mineral management to avoid future economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausralia
Indus
Inter Og
Uwe Soll
Auatralia
la Sasantia
Od Niet Industrien
Sini
Dole
Auustreia
Australia
Weather Forecast Fragments From Eton Area
Fragmented weather report shows temperature around 9 to 48 degrees with light winds. District forecast appears incomplete and uncertain, offering partial outlooks for the area and season.
Left Wing Wins Union Poll of Federated Clerks
A fragmented report shows Lemiawine securing victory in a Federated Clerical Union poll. An anti Communist group allied with the Freedom Debating Society circulated a sheet questioning conduct and influence amid the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Clerks
Oydmay
Sucaday
Lemiawine
Mamarre
Amen Uy
Freedom
Rociery
Nui
Freedom Debating Society
Panama siege plot defeats government toppling bid
A plotted attempt to overthrow the government failed last week as key figures including the former President were detained. Investigations tied the plan to a group of guarantors and nationalists within Panama City.
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Wate
Seme
Manama
Critical stance at Wheat Growers conference on new agreement
Adelaide reports at the Wheat Growers Federation annual meeting where leaders condemn the Commonwealth Government wheat deal. Motion challenges who owns wheat delivered to the Wheat Board amid allegations the government acted without Board consultation. Debate postponed to presenter's further statement.
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Adelaide
Wheat Growers Federation
Rutertwin Bhiek
Mernferd
Walters
Flabertsen Néld
Renee
Madera
King to Remain as Symbol of Empire Unity
The Commonwealth Prime Minister led a plenary session at No. 10 Downing Street to affirm the monarch as a unifying symbol for empire partners. The plan includes strengthening royal ties and a political stance supporting live partnerships across member nations.
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London
Tuealny
Commonwealth Prime Miniatere
Aiwa
Uve
Mine output over March totals rise by 40 percent
Report shows pall tunfan graie export for the mine months ending March rose sharply to 1,407,000 tons, about forty percent higher than the corresponding December level. The latest figure underscores a strong export trend for the period.
Royal Commission In Victoria on Communism
The Royal Commission in Victoria will probe Communist activities and labor influence. Government officials indicate the inquiry will assess support for the Communist Party in public service and possible party involvement, with cabinet decisions pending.
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Royal Commission
Victoria
Ls Lagaste Velay
Britain s Drive Recovery and Post War Economy
A fragmented report discusses Britain's postwar recovery, focusing on industrial output, exports, and stabilization efforts. It notes improved economic conditions, plans for international trade, and projections aiming for parity in dollar exchange by 1963.
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Great BritAin
United Kingdom
Williamay Adaraang
Canberra
Sda
Mikth
Tommey
Ledrock
Amzuet
Geta
Haalo
Sucrean
Britain
Eecov
Coonkrating
America
Axport Ln Dallar
Plumbers' Union Examines Elections Procedures
In a meeting the Plumbers' Union reviewed state executive actions on valve gate applications and the counting process. The Federated Blacks in the Union urged federal action to ensure uniform election systems and compulsory union station staffing with independent oversight.
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MIB
Tumskay
Snmure
Ten for Peace Int Indonesia Batavia Confers Amid Turmoil
A turbulent Batavia conference discussed Dutch and Indonesian clashes. Premier Mohammad Hatta, recently released, and U S delegate Cochrane urged a clear agreement to ease the China and Communist influence concerns. The talks, seen as fragile, aim to avert further escalation despite divergent views.
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Batavia
New de Vat
Janes Fends
Motanmed Matta
Hanke Intendad Sr
More Cochrane
United States
Unitnt Nations
China
Chine
Union Secretary Disputes Manning Vessel Crews
The Union secretary Sydney discusses future arbitration with the Arbitration Court over seamen staffing and wage issues. Mr Knight and Mr Elliott clash as the hearing is adjourned with threats to refer the matter to the Fair Bench.
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Sydney
Cmeiliation
Caromitaatoner
Henuitton Kaigetow
Benemena Unies yMr
Etuolt
Uadeaa
Lipgare Nian Agit
Arbitration Court
Wi. Foster
Mer. Milokt
Knightesa
Mr. Knight
Ms Killiott
Knight
Commonwealth Retains Most Of Petrol Tax Revenues
A historical report analyzes petrol tax distributions between the Commonwealth and states, noting that most petrol tax revenue returns to the states while federal funds cover transport costs and reforms. The document cites specific revenue figures from 1947 and outlines allocations impacting state projects and federal finance shares.
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Sydney
Twearay
Nia
Hates
Lota
Tasearch
Letral Ae
Reeds Commonwealth
Jovernmant Immediate
Iy Wreanas
Funda
Cromihr Petro
Manith
Cotarmanweal Joverasoht UY
Soda Ot
Petral Fae
Commonwealth
Peteta
Mt Chia Amond
C Church Sued For Rates By N Sydney Council
Sydney reports Danial Mannix and James Dubie of the North Sydney Archdiocese facing a rate suit by North Sydney Council. The case centers on whether church properties are taxable or exempt, with defence claiming nonownership of disputed buildings and questioning the tax status of church activities. The outcome hinges on whether the duties apply to dignitaries and parish properties.
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C. Church
N. Sydney Council
Sydney
Archblahope
Archblahapa
James Dubie
Daniel Mannix
North Bydney
Apostolic Delags
Ayaney
Camotl
Ana
Aapray
Luis
ryRtous
Thieves Steal Jewelry From Rose Bay Home
Sydney police reported a raid on a Rose Bay residence where a case opened to reveal jewelry worth about £300. The theft occurred last night on Bourke Road and Madras Street area. the owner Maurice Wraxfierd offered a £306 reward. The items included wedding rings pearls and other pieces, with recoveries uncertain as investigators work.
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Sidney
Rose Bay
Bourke Road
OM Street
Alexandria
Maurice Wraxfierd
Cp Enain Healh Raed
Rose Bay North
Br. Wenaca
Arene
Demonstration Clash At Summerside In 1960s Labor Protests
During a May demonstration against Summersite, authorities faced clashes with protesters. Police moved to disperse a crowd led by Terry Bowitt, while organizers demanded action against alleged abuses. Authorities sought calm as tensions rose in a charged political moment.
Rosevear Relapses Delays Speaker's Return to Parliament
Mr Rosevear suffers a relapse and remains in hospital after a private stay in Lewisham. He had been away from capital duties for a month, returned briefly to office, then reentered hospital. His condition is described as serious though stable as Parliament prepares to convene on May 1.
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Ayoney
Tuncay
Larwisnae
Bydsney
Une
CIMA
Mahi Abe
Roseveat
Lewisham
Hie Deere
Rome
Rozewear
Romveur
Smiths Weekly Sued for Libel by Jewish Doctor
Dr. Fanny Reading, vice president of Jewish Youth Aliyah in Australia, sues Smiths Weekly alleging a May article falsely claimed the group is a terrorist funding front aiding Britain. The libel action seeks damages. hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Bydney
Turley
Fanny Ine
Dave Inghurst Road
Chriinghurst
Supreme “Court
National Preas, Ply, Ltd
Pudilah
Smith’s Weekly
Abet
Reading
Jewish Convenients Youth Aliyah
Arwen Alcdents
Astralia
MMT
API Wea
Prean
Ltt
Drv
Wea
Australia
Waa
Clothing Needed for Migrants Amid War Strain
Amid wartime strain the government plans to issue clothing to 100000 displaced persons across Australia. A Department of Supply report notes military and civilian garments must be sourced, allocated, and delivered by year end to prevent shortages and ensure shelter, transport, and safety in camps.
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Melbourne
Tae Federal
Government Awit
Australis
Tseo
Auppiyams
Enn
Iis
Rive Wen
Rurytut Attry
Navy Atocia Wre
Wool Stolen Charge Incurred By Darlington Man
Ronald Kor of Darlington appeared at Central Court charged with having in his possession or being suspected of stealing wool worth about 2,500. He was remanded until May 19. The case is connected to enabling the Crown to make extensive investigations across the province.
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Sydney
Tueaday
Wook
Ronald Kor
Darlington
Malary
Appointments Sought for Royal Commission on Taxation
A conference of the Federated Taxpayers seeks the appointment of a Royal Commission to study uniform tax effects, taxation incidence, and potential savings. The motion calls for a tax system reform to prevent unnecessary government extravagance and reduce the burden of taxation.
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Apps
Andesiae
Minister Supports Waterside Workers Showdown Warning
A Melbourne report outlines warnings from officials including Sir J Healy and Mr HE Clarke about a potential waterside workers strike. Leaders from waterside unions and the Industry Commission discuss tensions as the looming confrontation nears.
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Eerie
Ral Jegestoc
Justice
Army
Chaleman
J. Healy
Watersiders
Benatar Aahrey
Arev
He, Clarke
Victorian
Ihdustry Commission
Cauie Widebottad
Wrateraiga
F. Cain
Watersiaern
Kirby
Brazil Among Most Advanced Nations in Global Descriptions
A garbled report discusses Brazil as a leading nation with advanced status and large population, noting economic schemes and public services. It mentions high daily activity, political figures, and a public health focus, with references to infrastructure and national leaders amid unclear context.
Two Killed Two Crash of Track
Adelaide report details a fatal track crash with two killed and several injured. Names include Gilbert Francie and Uarlow of Tort Auzune, with others from Westyen Australia and Ginnjod. Investigations note Winter’s alleged involvement and a hospital return for treatment.
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Adelaide
Ondey
Twawn
Btalucke
Westyen Astralia
Rian Hessen
Inaurance Clark
Gilbert Francie Ud
Broiicks
Moylan
Wintre
Ceraahest
Kidaton
Winter
Ternan
Shadlow
Tarmars
Winte Anal
Concord
Melia
Bafon
Murugele
Olmireperoca
Han
Tamarraw
Injunction To Restrain Consolidated Prets
Judge Roper grants a restraining injunctive order against Consolidated Prets amid a copyright dispute involving plaintiff Joan Palayfay and others. The ruling notes damages, cites inability to prove exclusive rights without a written agreement, and questions title claims for repeated copies and alleged unauthorized uses.
Rider Crashes When Horse Bolts Throwing Carriage
Guitey of Uriarra Road Queanbeyan was admitted to Canberra Hospital after being thrown from his sulky when the horse bolted on a road. The accident happened near Molongla when the animal shied and ran into a post, damaging the shafts as the vehicle tipped.
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S. Gueitey
Uriarra Road
Queanbeyan
Waa
Chaberra
Guintey
Asma
Molongla Wena
Trial of Charge of Stealing Jewellery Across Byaney Harbour
Central Court yesterday heard two men charged with stealing jewellery valued at 41,000 from a vessel near Latyn Bay between Stelbourne and Tyaney, Ara. Witnesses include Norman Mellie and others. Det Ch Inspector Raumman stated Melville admitted complicity and implicated another, with valuables jettisoned at sea.
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Bydney
Central Court
Stealir
Sowelley
Feanke
Latyn Bay
Betwern Stelbourne
Tyaney
Aleg Victor Beck
Ented
Muggaye Shire
Byaney Harbour
State Budget Deficit Reveals Grant Totals and Shortfall
The government reports a large deficit for the year ending March 31, with £2,045 08 spent against a total grant of £121,903.00 received from UN Commonwealth aid. The year prior showed a different allocation with 4133408 noted as part of the fiscal position.
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Aia Sia
Lear
Election Focal Point in Melbourne Campaign
Melbourne campaign discourse centers on party policy and voter mobilization. Key figures, including Liberal candidate Cary, outline education and governance priorities amid electoral pressure and public debate on party alignment with university involvement.
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