Cahill Critique Prompts NSW Finance Debate and Inflation Talks
The Canberra Times notes NSW Premier Cahill defending state finances while attacking Commonwealth grants as inequitable. Cahill argues inflation policy requires revised federal-state fiscal relations and questions payroll tax, urging long term national economic measures and overseas borrowing to ease budget strains.
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Canberra
New South Wales
Cahill
Commonwealth
Hib Touind
Tne Onus
Victoria
Almis
Bolte to Seek Talks Melbourne Budget Meeting
Premier Bolte will ask Acting Prime Minister Arthur Fadden to convene another anti inflation conference after the Federal, Victorian and New South Wales budgets are settled. He said a clear picture of Commonwealth and State finances could speed economic stability and results.
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Melbourne
Bolte
Bi Arthur Faden
New South Wales
Bune
Japan Developing New Muscles
An analysis of Japan’s postwar economic surge outlines its rise to leading global roles in shipbuilding textiles and trade. It notes industrial output doubling 1934-30 levels, a five year plan ending 1960, reliance on imports for raw materials, and goals to expand exports and tourism while facing labor shortages and political pressure from the Cold War era.
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Sarrender
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Daollara
Germany
Italy
France
Exi- Tiena
U.S
United States
Genene
Asia
Latin ‘America
Comstel Arena
Red
China
Free World
Parliament adjourns in honor of former Speaker Cameron
The House of Representatives and Senate met at 2 p.m. yesterday to elect new officers and adjourn as a mark of respect to former Speaker Cameron. The House resumes at 10.30 a.m. tomorrow while the Senate will reconvene at 3 p.m.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Cameron
Canberra Officials Meet New Australian Leaders at Parliament House
In Canberra the Governor general hosted at Parliament House a gathering with the President of the Senate Senator A M McMullin and senators. Later he welcomed the newly elected Speaker of the House John Melles and Members of the House of Representatives.
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Parliament House
Canberra
Senate
A. M. McMullin
House of Representatives
John MelLesv
John McLeay Elected Speaker Over Makin in Parliament
The House elected John McLeay Liberal of Boothby as Speaker by 5 to 39 votes. He succeeds A G Cameron and backs Makin’s nomination. Makin had been Labour’s candidate for Speaker in the Boullin Government. The vote involved party leaders Evatt and Calwell supporting Makin with opposition backing McLeay.
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House of Representatives
John McLeay
Boothby
A. G. Cameron
Makin
Sokenties Ee
Hamner
Carrthy
Counivan
Saesenneibers
WAC
McLeay
Labour
Boullin
James Lab
Han Iney
Wilam
Lib
Sturt
Bawden
C.P
Gippaland
John Mcleay Ltd
S. Amsterday
Houses pay tribute to former Speaker Cameron
Both Houses adjourned as a mark of respect for Archie Cameron. Prime Minister Arthur Fadden praised Cameron as a forthright leader with strong convictions. Opposition Leader Evatt and others recalled his courage and public service. The Senate and government leaders moved condolences in Parliament.
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Arthur ¥Adden
Australia
Cameron
Archie Cameron
Great Australien
O ‘Hs
Sir Arthur
Evatt
Ufa
Defence
Philip McBride
Earle Page
Commonwealth
Senate
O'Sullivan
McKenna
No Change in Senate Presidency After Ballot
The Senate reelected Senator McManis as President by 30 votes to 26. Senator Nicholls was unsuccessfully nominated. Two Labour Ant Communist members abstained, leaving the chamber during the ballot. Twenty nine senators were sworn in by Justice Sir William Webb as new members took office.
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McManis
Lid N.8
Unsut
Volun
Wi. Hem Webb
Victoria
Jone
Teamanik
Hanna
Wi Jcvic
Poke
Tas
Spicer
Commonwealth Industrial Court
Mebamua Jan
Peat
Cale
Anti-Communist Party
Michael O'Sullivan
Navy
O'Sullivan
Sy William Webb
Sir Willian
Jenue
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