Bill to dissolve Communist Party raises fears in Parliament
The bill would empower the government to declare affiliated Communist groups unlawful with penalties of up to five years. Officials or members of declared organisations could be barred from acting. Debate noted Labour figures and fears over abuse of power, with warnings about policing and civil liberties.
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Wits
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Ward
Padinohing
Tureau
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Iran
Nével
Communa
Menem
Menaies
Nthia Inno
Lenin
Alalin
Austraan Communint Party
Australian Labour Party
Chifley
Leney
Eleari
L. L. Shaikey
Tareward
Leniniam
Balin
Stalin
Proketariat
Mir
Parliament
Pied. Brown
ARUT
J. Willems
Miners
Federa
WTA
AFL
Sydney Waterside Workers Federation
A. J. Crejean
Senate
Cameron
Brown
Contested Australia Defence Act Debates on Communists
A parliamentary discussion centers on the Commonwealth defense bill and the Communist ban. Governor General may declare a member unfit, barring activities aiding subversion, with High Court appeals possible. The debate notes industry ties and loyalty implications for national defense.
Benighted debate on communism echoes in parliament
The discussion centers on quotes attributed to European and Australian figures about Communism, with references to Lenin, the dictatorship of the proletariat, and alleged Soviet influence. Menzies and others quote contrasting views to argue about revolutionary threats and national allegiance amid wartime concerns.
Ugly scenes near Parliament as deputation barred
A large deputation of about 201 members from unions and sympathetic groups gathered near Parliament House to oppose the Communist Party Dissolution Bill. Police blocked entry to the building, tensions rose as protesters demanded access and accused the press of bias while officials warned against unlawful action.
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Parliament
Communist Party
Parliament House
Claims of U S Planes Shot Down in Baltic Magazine Report
The article argues News Week cited a secret US Navy plane program arming Germany and basing in Spain. It claims Atlantic reconnaissance planes were active near Baltic waters and submarine activity was observed, with controversy over Navy denial.
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Baltic
Germany
Spain
Winich
Amrrens
Rey
Washington Iit
Magasine
WS. Navy
Tine Kent
Brennne
Rive Selon
Ameri
Atlantic
Big Increase in Military Budget for U S
Washington reports that the House Appropriations Committee recommended a 350 million dollar rise in the 1942 fiscal year military budget. The proposal, conveyed to Congress after a closed hearing, cites ongoing global tensions and needs for defense, with emphasis on plans for new weapons and manpower.
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Washington
House of Representatives Appropriations Committee
United States
Jouls Johnson
Uno Senate
Enyit
Beckiint
Miralinen
China
Bulgaria
Conte
Poland
Germany
Bart Ben
Tito declares for better terms in the Balkans
Belgrade reports Marshal Tito addressing a joint session of the Yugoslav National Assembly. He urged improved relations with Greece and sought favorable terms with Italy while noting sharp tensions with the Soviet Union and the so-called people's democracies. Tito defended Yugoslavia's political independence against Soviet pressure and called for cooperation with Italy as a path to wider regional stability.
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Greece
Italy
Marshal Tito
Both Howser
Yugoslav National Assembly
Soviet Union
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Couin
Yugo 1
Marabal Tito
Asia Maraho
Tito
Matra
Ito
Vongnaley
Yugoslavia
Ihaly
Japanese Finance Minister Visits U.S. in San Francisco
A Japanese finance official arrived in San Francisco for talks with U.S. counterparts after the wartime era. The minister, described with cautious phrasing, is visiting for three weeks to discuss postwar economic matters and bilateral relations with representatives in California.
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San Francisco
Aline
Hayate Thedas
United States
Opin Staten
U K Rule on Malaya Troop Request Clears Swoop
London reports a nine nation discussion over aiding Malaya with Australian troops. Communist forces are not demanding Australian deployment and officials say Britain will not press for military personnel at the Commonwealth Conference. A Treasury spokesman notes the delegation will not reveal service department representatives.
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London
Malaya
Australia House
Britain
Treasury
Service Departmenta, Eee
Nan of England Sells Mining Shares
London reports a dramatic sale of a large mining share block by Nan of England. The block includes interests in Belgian Congo uranium and other minerals valued at about £2 million. The move, tied to a controversial and controversial mix of British, Belgian, and South African interests, caused shock across the city and drew attention from national papers including the Daily Worker.
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London
Bank of Hes Aurora
Nance
St Eapper
United States
Nen Ag
Ppe Daily Worker
Papuan Constabulary Band Performs At Civic Centre
The Royal Papuan and New Guinea Constabulary Band gave a demonstration of machine and actual music at Civic Centre yesterday. Spectators included veterans, children, and police, with medals awarded to long-serving members. A photograph showed the Canberra team present as the band played and the event concluded with formalities and a gala reception.
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Jawa Ultetde
Royal Papuan and New QiuNes Constabulary
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Adeli
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Amol
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Adeliide
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