New Submarine Types Planned By U S Navy
Washington reports four new submarine types under consideration by the U S Navy. Admiral Parrest Sherman, chief of naval operations, cites congressional authorization while detailing plans for atomic powered subs and conversions. The program includes a carrier conversion and a number of guided missile platforms with a substantial cost and ongoing research.
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Never Operations
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Mike Hon
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Karman
Ottawa press attache recalls long Australia post
AOsote Ottawa report notes a return of the Australian post after more than five years, with the president planning to restore ties and reopen channels between Canada and Australia. The piece emphasizes official hope for renewed diplomatic dialogue and cultural exchange.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canberra Weather Summary From Early Morning Readings
The Canberra weather report notes barometer readings around nine am, with temperatures near 63.8 at 9 am and 65 at 9 pm. Minimums about 34.1, 32.0, and winds generally light and westerly. Forecast calls for fair to near calm conditions with variables winds and a mild day ahead.
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de Proce
Pam
Ana
Vale
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Kran
Canberra Building Operations Contro Ordinance Revision
The decision aims to repeat the funding operations control ordinance to ease Canberra building restrictions. It argues that removing admin control is a step toward normalcy, though the transition could be lengthy. It notes ongoing building regulation review, private enterprise needs, and the risk of delays without a retail chopping fee.
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Tam
Thore
Cornaton
Awever
Costa
Aldo
Interim Award For A W U Members To Be Made
Unclear OCR text discusses interim award for A W U members. Mentions Worsteaday and wage increase demand. References to unions and potential announcements, but details are garbled and unclear.
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A.W.U
Papuan Party Dues Here Today Parade
The Papuan and Mew Suvive Constabulary Comprising 82 members arrive in Canberra under Chief Mama and staff. The contingent, led by Fire Superintendent Col. J. S. Grimhawa, will tour Dew Gaines and visit Melbourne and Adelaide for ceremonies before returning to Canberra for the Parliament session. A detachment will remain to guard the visit.
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Arcive
Canberra
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Faidy
Parlier Wiltorms
Parlier Wiltorms of Ithe Papuan Police Will Be Taretiar Ta ‘Eaneviceren
Uiterpertize
Aytiney
Commien
Col
Grimuhaw
Dew Gaines
Sandimaster
Meldrum Lectures on Pure Science in Art Study
A Victorian artist, Max Meldrum, presented theory at the Institute of Art on the evolution of art through method and the development of modern techniques. He argued art insight grows with new methods, citing historical shifts from medieval to contemporary painting, and praised the intellect and technique of painters who use science to deepen beauty and value.
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Aru
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Arte Council
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France
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Meldrum
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Hasi Avenue
Nate
Crartamnan
Aoa
Europe
Sambrant
Pairanivat
Sire Tividrman Sianetichyat
Pareralls
Quinira
SNC Wilfu
Sims St
Neilson
Pill
Senate Carries Labour Endowment Amendment in Bill
The Senate votes to protect workers by endorsing a Labour amendment to the Endowment Bill. Attorney General Spicer says the government will not accept changes aimed at influencing the Arbitration Court and reiterates commitment to basic wage standards while endowment remains in force. Debate centers on retroactive payment issues and administrative feasibility as McKenna and Spooner press for clear terms.
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Menauer Apicer
Tammy
Benatar Shenna
Arbitration Cour Hl
iTm
Cormu Ie
Spicerald
Hue Polley
Raent
Bovial Bersteve
Spooner Walt Wal
Laalmur
Sivcloreil
Aldrete
S.enator
McKonnan
Benatar McKenna
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Support for Hurdekin Plan Urged in Parliament
The text reports calls to back the Hurdekin Dam project amid adjournment debates in the House. It notes government hesitation, party positions, and discussions on financial commitments and regional development plans tied to theQueensland government and the national drought context.
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Hurdekin
Riordan
House of Representatives
Country Party
Im & Bag
Coney
Queenaland
Mr. Mordas
A. Titeren
Itiey Waar
Aks
BydAeYilbourne
Bydney Harbour
MrsUurdan
Anglo U S Deal in African Mines Alleged
British and American interests reportedly negotiating a finance backed plan to control copper mines in Katanga and uranium reserves in the Angolan region. The Daily Worker cites unnamed sources noting a possible transfer of value through a consortium named Use Ahm Group and five major stakes.
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U.S
London
Wednunday
Britain
Cally
Wierbo Diny
America
Lopper
Acy
Weveret
Selthwut Auving
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Tatler
Aver «Wu
Vols
Geld
Try- Dent
Baalant
Tangenyike Conchantuts
Troup
Use Ahm, Group
VICE REGAL ENTERTAINMENT AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE Canberra
The Right Honourable W D McKell Governor General hosted a reception at Government House Canberra yesterday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Vri-Takin Consul General for Green, His Grace Arehmahop Theo Viviackon head of the Greek delegation in Australia, and other dignitaries from Australia and Korea.
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Green
Id Hix
Grace Arehmahop
Theo Viviackon
Gree Hebredece Chuieen
Australia
Binoy
Government call to curb U S film funds control
The report argues for government action to prevent American film funds from dominating the industry. It cites concerns over monopolistic control, calls for screening funds, and notes opposition by a theatre chain owned by American film interests. The speaker cites the need to protect Australian industry and production of both documentary and feature films.
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Governoent
Comipantea Cum
Fronen
Yaeray
Herpvenntaiver
Bill to License Hairdressers Introduced in Parliament
Sydney report states a bill to license hairdressers was introduced today under legislative rosem aly. It sets a licensing system for practitioners, with supervision by the Department of Albien tion and rules to ensure only qualified persons practice.
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Sydney
Wemeaday
Jupervinioe
Department of Falyentinn
Bhp
London premiere and film details in a mixed report
A London premiere is noted with Queen attendees and film listings including Odette. Mentions Herbert Wilcox and George Croan, plus a royal premise linked to a two year period. The Sydney report references a Wednesday event and uncertain ties to a “Landen” premiere.
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London
Herbert, Wilcox
Anna Noagio
Odette
Mré
Odette Churchill
George Croan
Nurvice Rerultve
Sydney
Miners Service Leave Bill Stirs Labour Caucus
A rough draft of a miners service leave bill circulated amid Labour Caucus discussions. Speaker Gallagher and Mr Ockh Kurrt urged agreement, noting government support and an imminent move to passages in Parliament.
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Bydney, Wertreadny
Mary Labour Caucus
Vito
Xward Mundo
Tele Guna
Gallagher
Ockh
Rurel
I Mele
Mane
Vihaem
Labour MP Assails ACT Deficiencies in Canberra Debates
Labour MP criticises ACT deficiencies during adjournment in Canberra, accusing authorities of poor oversight at Canberran facilities. He cites alleged hotel circles, worker conditions, and calls for tougher investigations to improve living standards and governance over eight years of administration.
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Pantridge
Canberra
Atulonus
Anna Mcortain
Canborea
Coluamun
Horn
Calthorpe
Chvic
Geatee
David Jones
Mr. Mullena
Minster Forte
Meniride
Cal
Ainaur
Mullen
Lataur
Staten Veilar
Against Malayan Farce Sparks Australian Political Row
The Australian Labour Party denounces British and Malayan policy as undermining self government for Malays. Prime Minister Morrison faces criticism over war and defense remarks, with calls to halt perceived colonial meddling. Public reaction suggests Australians fear imperial overreach and demand clear constitutional stance.
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Medora
Lo Gar
Tralian
Pont Civil Disturbaceon
Ataterant Tasuet
Tahoe Party
Indiacreet
Unitad
E. Harriesa
Labour Party
Mina Wit
Ithe
Peru
le Willinenen
Marrone
Jany
Orton
Malmra
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Morland
Rence
Australie
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Labor Party
Commonwealth
Britian Garihe
Troopa ND
Australien
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Menales
Mr. Marnam
Government of India
Professor Shoots Two and Crises Reported
A professor fired a pistol at two individuals before collapsing in what reports describe as a personal crisis. Police investigate whether the act was connected to a broader dispute over a proposed system at a Brisbane institution.
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