Ed torial Attacks Dr Evatt on Human Rights Policy
The Chicago Tribune editorial assails Dr Evatt for seeming less vigilant on Australian minority rights while praising his Europe focus. It accuses Australia of natives’ rights abuses, critiques his proposal, and frames Labour politics in Australia with New South Wales and Paris as backdrops. The piece links Evatt to a broader critique of government stance on human rights and international cooperation.
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Chicago
Chicago 'Tribune
Dr. Evatt
Auya
Kevatt
Austral
Europe
Mansa
Attlee
Stalin
Vetter
Dr. Ayatt
Paris
Bydney
Labour
P. C Spender
Mascot
Cook
Preacher
Spender
Austin
Ted
Evatt
Labour Party
Dr. Bvatt
Australlan
Collapse of Police Trainee After Theft Sentence
Sydney Thurmay A former police cadet Radward Reginald Jones twenty collapsed sobbing from the Central Court after a sentence of months. He pleaded guilty to three charges of theft and one for forgery. Evidence showed Jones took twelve pounds seven shillings belonging to a prisoner at Paddington police station. Additional charges relate to two cheques for forty-two six nineteen. Detective Doyle said Jones admitted to a pent.
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Sydney
Thurmay
Radward
Reginald Jones
Central Court
Jones
Paddington
Regent Street
Doyle
State R S L Bans Discussion On Communism
Sydney reports a heated session of the State Central League where a proposed rule to bar Communists from league offices was blocked by the President. A member attempted to reintroduce the issue, but the President refused to suspend standing orders, sparking discontent and claims of using Congress to influence the federal election.
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Sydney
R.B.L
K. Bolton
E. Burwart-Fraser
Rone Bay
Stewart-Fraser
Congress
Atomic energy urged for industrial needs in Adelaide report
Professor A D Rows of the West Australian University addressed the Belencor Congress urging immediate atomic research funding. The talk argued atomic devices could gradually control power, aiding reservoir project, canal and harbour development with potential vast value for wartime and postwar industry.
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Adelaide
A. D. Rows
West Australian University
Belencr Congress
Jaen
Seek Evidence Against Japanese War Criminals in Australia
Brisbane reports a search for witnesses to the war crimes trial of a Japanese commander. Justice Manefield says suitable witnesses will be called, with Australian evidence covering the wartime period. Manefield plans to travel to Sydney and then to Japan within weeks as allied troops advance.
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Brisbane
Australia
Windeer
Eeminand
Mavateld
Japan
Tuatice Manefield
Sydney
Clashes in Treason Trial Over Cross Examination
During cross examination of Foumi Balto in the Cousens treason trial, heated exchanges arose between counsel. Testimony touched on alleged broadcasts, prisoner treatment at Bunka Camp, and names of allied prisoners, with references to diaries and possible war end implications.
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Bydney
Cousens Treason Kial Today
Foumi Balto
Malia
Tecome
Alan
Cousens
Teunelshi
Baisho Alec
Roosevelt
Kempe Tai
Mr. Dovey
Maid Hat
Hamamoto
Cousen
Uem
Ince
Aimericae
Hamanoto
Mamamoto
Bunka
Couwena
Salsho Anid
Marya
Ms. Shand
Japan
Salsha
Prinunere
Mr. Shan
Shand
Henshaw
U.N
Vigwald
Menshaw
Chembiis
Dovey
Tokyo
Gor
Streeter
Provoo
Fantaatle
Saisho
Hwnd
Emergency transport panel plans amid war measures
Emergency transport plans outline a Commonwealth and State coordination committee involving the Balbwnyn Read and Transport Departments Trades and Labour Council and transport union officials. The Commonwealth will subsidize state transport for essential supplies railways cannot haul due to wartime constraints.
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Bydney
Trades and Labour Cou
Tin Commonwealth
Sydney Bulldogs Dominate Import Show, Old Breeder's Son Quoted
In Sydney a bulldog weighing 280 pounds was displayed and judged. Thom toc Beau ranked third on the list of exhibitors. Imported atto and Maythorpe British One are noted, with growth prospects likened to a valuable show animal. Misac Booth of Randwick, not a breeder of dogs, is cited as importer. his father, the late Captain Walter Booth, was a bulldog fancier.
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Ben
Sydney
Taalay
Thom
Maythorpe
Misac
Booth
Randwick
Lottery claim fails in Equity Court over 11 000 prize
Sydney report says George Miubert Morrow of Maroubra lost a claim against George Bwitt of Bourke in the Equity Court over an 11 000 State Lottery prize. Judge Justice Roper ruled Morrow not a syndicate member and ordered him to pay costs. An attendant at Carlton Hotel gave evidence about the ticket purchase.
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Sydney
Fourmany
George Miubert Morrow
Maroubra
Equity Court
George Bwitt
Treweeke
Grigiet
Bourke
Justice Roper
Costa
Carlton
Penton
Petrol Ration Tickets Update From Liquid Fuel Authority
The Liquid Fuel Control Authority ACT Mn H R Waterman announced yesterday that petrol ration tickets for September will be held. August ticket tables from port offices will cease at closing time on Saturday August 31, 1940.
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Liquid Fuel Control Authority, Act
H.R. Waterman
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