Menzies Sets Out Inflation and War Risk Warnings
Prime Minister Mr Menzies warned that the danger of global war was as grievous as any in a lifetime while addressing the Nellore Economic Conference. He urged joint defense responsibility, pooling resources to meet production goals, and emphasized the country's duty to maintain a strong industrial effort and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mensies
Nellore
Ube
Wix
Aewen
Astatralia
Department Fae
Commonwealth Bank
Pavan
Atinnaln
Australia
Nur Elven
Dingrnes
Ian
Rome
Ohiroad
Onaion
Mr Mee
Sonteyelicu Laon
Wage controls and arbitration amid postwar price debates
A scrambled report discusses price controls, wage arbitration, and the role of the Commonwealth in wage policy. It notes court challenges to new provisions, limits on dividends, and the use of fiscal weapons to shape labor and business behavior, with references to the Arbitration Court and wage policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Bell
Commonwealth Civil Service Reform Sparks Debate on Jobs
A fragment from a Commonwealth era discussion argues for tighter control of public employment, citing budget savings and overlaps between Commonwealth and State workers. It suggests reducing civilian positions within two to three years, while warning against overreach, and calls for a frank exchange of views among employers and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manatee
Commonwealth
Steering Committee Deliberates on Works Programme and War Readiness
A steering committee discusses works programmes and power water supply projects, weighing economic rationality and the role of government in public works. It notes potential war preparations, budget timing, and the need for industry government cooperation while cautioning against excessive state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conan
Monson
Cama
U S Commemoration Service at St Pauls Cathedral
A British era commemoration in St Pauls Cathedral honors 59,000 Americans who died in the war. General Eisenhower presides as wreaths are laid and the roll of the dead is read amid chimes and ceremonial music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
ST. Paul's Cathedral
Peewe Kilnabeth
Margaret
Grarral Eisenhower
Mt. Pauls Cathede
Lamon
Ter
Matthews
Hamine
Vrady
Washington Cathedral
Wervicn
General Dleehewer
Heck
Quree
Princeners
Jett
Assassination of Saigon Official in Indochina
A bomb attack in Saigon targets South Vietnam Governor Thei Napih as two communist agents breach a police cordon. The blast mortally wounds the governor, names French officers present, and signals a daring, fanatic act amid the Indochina turmoil.
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Indo- China
Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Thei Napih
Unions oppose manpower and wage controls debate
Unions urge government to halt a referendum on Commonwealth wage and price controls amid talks on migration, industry needs, and coal output. They warn a restricted labor supply and delayed housing threaten production and port trade, calling for sustainable policy rather than new controls.
Incomplete OCR Text on Incentive Payments Policy
ALC T.U. executive representative states the Federal Government should show sincerity on incentive payments by making shares available to A.W. employees. The discussion mentions workers potentially purchasing shares through "Fair Purchase" agreements and outlines reform aims to increase worker ownership and profits, amid calls for a broader equity approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Snorcen
ALC
T.U
A.W
Harriman Sees Persian Outlook as Encouraging
Averell Harriman arrived in Teheran after London talks and described the Persian situation as more optimistic. The Persian Parliament renewed martial law in the south for two months as Britain negotiates with Iran over Abadan refinery and nationalization. Britain signaled a willingness to talks and a possible joint approach with Iran to protect oil interests while pressing for negotiated settlement.
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Teheran
Tuashi
Averell Harriman
Truman
Far
London
Us Air Force
Lon Jr
Harriman
Benin
Parain
Allfelda
Gertain
Abad
Britain
Kverien
Aullee
Val
Richard Meeken
Paralun
Washington
Btair
Stoker
Persie Hay
Brrth
Bate Department
Persie
Abeden
Persia
Anaiian
Kenrett Harriman
Whet Basin
Beraia
Stakes
Perna
Uy-tn
Mownaileg
Gemain
Rinkes
Eegston
House of
Richard Chasman
Mip
Raf Comanans
Brita Foret
Merrion
Hationaliat
Averell
South African Test Drawn After Rain Delays
Report from London notes a drawn test as heavy rain washed out play on the final day. South Africa, led by vice captain Rowan, preserved a two turn lead at noon before an abandoned session ended the match without a winner.
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Hanes
England
Tre Rouirth
Dacilon
Alea Canberi Rowan
London
Wagianel
Smith Afriemans Tan Iin
Deadlock persists in Korean War talks as front lines shift
Reported stalemate in negotiations between United Nations and Communist delegations persists amid battlefield updates. Allied forces push north east of Taange, with new armour losses and air support from Royal Australian Air Force as the front line drifts and negotiations falter.
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Ine Acammranrs
Tam
Cammunist
Mationy
Wuld Ruin
Mbotue Sea
I Sana Parana
Koree
Wemern Honea
Tange
Cape
Urednomeigh
Royal “Australian Air Force
Steers
Kores
World Health Agency Warns of DDT Shortage Threats Health
The World Health Organization and national authorities warn that reduced DDT output endangers malaria protection programs. Over 50 million people rely on Valencia based insecticides like DDT and related products, risking disrupted deliveries and impact on global food production.
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Laverna
United States
United Mumgitory
Orgenination
WHO
United National Spacianvest
Keencen Who
WMO
World Health
Meall
India
A J. Perreum
Brazil
B.D
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Mr. Menzies
Sydney
Gome
Toat
Raormanias
Auxtealia
Blonai¢n
Dowex Pellny
Beleealians
Sven
Abel
Mudle
Menaive
Primi Midlater
Ins Verma
Newt
Thanh
Ion of Man Council of
Ale Monk
Ale Moni
ATRL
Menalex
Seaboard
Serprige
Aychem
Mann
Ahnul
Mr. Harriman
Abadan
Ite
Nationati
Attlee
SERS
Tucadey
Au-Er
Berain
Perain
Gulf Area
SABHA
Turny Foun
Data Deskrayera
Ivod
Wich
Pereiu
Wettian
Naval
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