London conferenceMay shape Suez talks with India as moderator
As talks on the Suez Canal approach, Egypt’s Nasser opposes dictation while Salem’s threats loom. The London conference aims to secure international guarantees for free passage, with India likely to provide the moderating influence and steer the mediation toward a UN supported agreement.
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Suez Canal
Nasser
Salah Salem
London
Suez Canal Company
Middle East
Europe
America
Australia
Scipants
United Nations
Cairo
India
Russia
Egypt
Delhi
Moscow
Appeal for YMCA event and service station opening
Saturday appeal for YMCA draws audience with dance event and club activities. Volunteers will man petrol pumps at the Total Service Station in Braddon next month, with Yarralumla Motors donating 6d per gallon on opening day.
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Angle
Inter
Clude
Total
Braddon
Yarralumla Motora
Canberra Clean-Up Aims Ahead Of Olympic Games
The Department of the Interior informs Canberra’s Chamber of Commerce and Advisory Council that city cleaning measures will start soon. October will see rubbish clearance, removal of dumps on Argyle Avenue and Constitution Avenue, and subsequent site cleanups in obstructive areas near Civic Center and Lonsdale Street. Public conveniences in Garema Place will be demolished by October’s end.
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Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Department of the Interior
Chamber of Commerce
Advisory Council
Antworth Avenue
Constitution Avenue
Itfa
Civic Center
Lonsdale Street
Garema Place
Prayers For Canal Talks At Local Church Service
A special prayer service will be held at the Methodist National Memorial Church today during the regular Wednesday lunch hour to support Suez Canal talks. The Rev Dr George Wheen will lead a session beginning at 12 45 PM.
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Methodist National Memorial Church
George Wheen
New Ambulance Arrives Soon for Canberra Service
The Canberra Ambulance Service expects a new ambulance within about two weeks. Superintendent A Grant said the vehicle would be modern in every detail and a valuable asset. He will travel to Melbourne to drive the new vehicle back to Canberra.
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Canberra
A. Grant
Melbourne
Australian Song Writer May Brahe Dies in DNEY
Australian composer May Brahe died today at age TA. Brahe was a prolific songwriter with world wide distribution. Her best known compositions were Whaw This Revise and Passed BY Your Window.
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May Brahe
Mixa Brahe
Nfe
European house borer found in Australia timber trade
Federal and state experts met in Canberra to discuss a new insect pest, the European house borer. Health Minister Dr. Cameron warned it could surpass the white ant in threat, noting its concealment, long incubation, and potential widespread impact on imported softwood timber.
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Canberra
Cameron
Europe
North America
South Africa
VICE-REGAL MEETS NSW CHURCH AND ROTARY LEADERS
His Excellency the Administrator General Sir John Northcott met at Admiralty House Sydney with Dr. Maurice Watts mediator of the International Congregational Cornell the Rev. Alen T. Gurr chairman of the Congregational Union of New South Wales and the Rev. A. P. Campbell. Later he received Mr and Mrs E P Davis and Mr Alan Davis Rhodes Scholar elect for New South Wales. In the afternoon Milton Alder president of the Sydney Rotary Club Mr Good district governor and W T Heine secretary called on His Excellency at Admiralty House Sydney.
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John Northcott
Admiralty House
Sydney
Maurice Watts
Cornell
Alen T. Gurr
Congregational Union of New South Wales
A. P. Campbell
E. P. Davis
Alan Davis
Rhodes
New South Wales
Milton Alder
Sydney ‘Rotary Club
Good
Sydney Rotary Club
W. T. Heine
Admiralty
Byuse
War Years Echo in Algiers as Troops Arrive
The article discusses the 1940s Allied presence in Algiers, noting American made gear and helmets worn by French troops, interactions with local Moslem communities, and rising marriages between troops and Algerian women. It highlights cultural exchanges, improved interracial relations, and wartime morale amid shortages and bustling city life.
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Oklahoma
Ohio
New York
Fother
Itseema
North Africa
Algeria
France
Wheat Marketing Talks Planned
The Department of Primary Industry prepared to convene a conference on recognizing a marketing framework for strong wheat. Recommended by the Australian Agricultural Council at its Canberra meeting, the conference should include all interested parties and relevant Australian bodies to study production measures and annual quality trends.
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Department of Primary Industry
Australian Agricultural Council
Canberra
A. Culture
Australian Ent Board
Australia
Auatraa
Djibouti Port Standstill Amid Wharf Labourer Riots
Severe rioting by wharf labourers halted Djibouti port operations. Three Frenchmen were killed in the clashes, according to The Times report from Addis Ababa.
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Dagoute
London
AAP
Reuters
Untitled note on policy shift for agriculture
The fragment discusses policy focus on expanding lo er expansion and market opportunities. It suggests concentrating on agricultural production efficiency and reducing high costs to improve output and profitability.
Killarney Estates in Ireland Across the Larne Valley
Letters discuss misimpression from reports that an American bought Killarney’s famed estate. The Kenmare Estate includes Ros Castle ruins by the Upper Lake. Muckross Estate, part of Ireland’s National Park, spans the Upper Lake area, with Beaufort and Lake View estates nearby tied to historic families.
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Canberra ‘Times
Killarney
Larne
Kerry Mountains
Sometikely
Kenmare
Ros Caatle
Muckross
Vincent
Ireland
National Park
Beaufort
Magillicuddy
Reeks
Lake View
O'Connell
Owen J. Esmonde
Turner
Socialism And I The A S P Letter On Labour Policy
A reader letter discusses Professor Arndt's criticism of traditional socialism and calls for Labour to adopt radical nationalisation and heavy taxation proposals. It argues these measures could weaken capitalist motives yet frames Christian Socialists as seeking equality and security through public ownership, while warning against altering motives of work and fear of poverty.
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Labour Party
Arndt
Chifley
Labour
Sapin
Athem
Rm Hency
Capitalian
Sociallat
A.S.P
Ublic
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