Canberra Planes Debate Reveals Government Policy Split
In Canberra a parliamentary debate centers on the TAA and proposed plane plans. Mr Holt accuses ministers of misleading Parliament about the government's stance, claiming instructions from the Prime Minister's Department were altered without consultation. The conference discussed potential plane allocations and the political fallout.
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House of Repey
FC. Grose
Nuwat
Canberra
T.aa
Potie
Pagel
Ares
Canberra, Vsben
Manonty
Holt
Omialites
Aid Hale
Female Owls? Inflation Fears in Bank Advances Debate
In Sydney on Tuesday MPs debated bank advances and inflation, noting government and Commonwealth Bank actions. Mr Chifley called for a full statement, citing growth in advances from 400 million to 320 million over 41 months and concerns about speculative lending and dairy industry investment.
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Ign
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Ehrict
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Ompanian
Chifey
Neg Aim
Shande
Commonwealth
Chifley
Sydney
Tuewiay
Minister Alls ges Two Malays Married in Both Countries
Tasmania Premier Conrove faces bribery allegations amid a Royal Commission inquiry over payments to private road transport operators. Testimony details payments across 1944 and 1945. Sullivan and others implicated, with defence that funds and political influence were not illegal. Immigration topics follow, including separate questions on Chinese migration and wartime evacuations.
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Turday
Tasmania
Mr Conrove
Ranger
My. N
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Burtury
James Thomson
Buran
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Sullivan
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Chicago
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Ami K. Burtury
Het Sullivan
Tung
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Bull
Eee
Winnehe
Tuarbert Sylvester Cook
Harold Geange Fey
Charles Guy
Campbell
Bulivan
de Ember
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Tranny Park
Soramcang Sevice Me al Daslice Reide
Purehane
Barbury
Tie
Treamport
Aonshan
Evitente
Bulligan
Andy
Laproys
Canberra Dimes Debate Sparks Police Inquisition Watch
A parliamentary debate in Canberra touches on suppression fears as NSW police question private citizens over political opinions. The incident recalls historical fears of political intolerance amid alleged juntas and state security actions.
Headmaster Appointment at Canberra Grammar School
Rev. D A Garnsey to become headmaster succeeding W Edwards at Canberra Grammar School. Jarmasy, son of the late Canon Garnsey, will lead. Garnsey's clerical career spans Oxford ordination, St Saviours Cathedral Goulburn, and rector years, with cricket and tennis noted. Mrs Garnsey is daughter of Prof Arnold Wood of Sydney.
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Jarmasy
A. RR Garnsey
Burney
Anon W Edwards
Canberra Oratmar
I the Jena
Schounell
Goulburn
RL Ae
BM. Burgman
Pega Seren
Aresis
Cresco
Canberra
Mradquar Beek
Victoria
Mr. Garnsey
New South
Uty Grammar School
Sydney Grammar School
Chris
Jt Jue
Oxford
Australia
Mt Mary
the Virgin
St. Saviers Catheral
Garneey Naa
Profesor Arnold
Wood
Bydney
Canberra Forecast for 24 Hours and Weather Update
A Canberra forecast outlines weather changes over the next 24 hours starting from the evening. It notes possible disturbances from storm activity in surrounding ranges and advises on conditions such as possible rain and wind shifts.
Weather garbled forecast for Cairo region
Fragmentary weather note mentions wind speeds around 10 mph and unclear temperature or conditions. Reading shows partial words possibly referencing a location and forecast timing but lacks coherent details or complete data.
Motor Launch Missing Off Melbourne Bay
A 20‑metre motor launch with a man, a youth, and a boy aboard was reported missing in the bay today. The craft sailed from Moralloc for Partarlington with a dinghy in tow but did not station reports after departure.
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Melbourne
Sabuenay
Mor ‘Alloc
Partarlington
Westernay
Senator Ashley Escapes Injury in Car Upset
Senator Ashley, Minister for Supply, escaped serious harm after an overturned car crash near Tienway four miles from the town. The driver, Jon ac Toney, pried open a rear door as the vehicle twisted, and Ashley and the driver emerged shaken but unhurt. They were later taken to Parliament House for a conference.
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Ashley
Aviatar
Jonac Toney Cies
Lranaport
Hin
Aahley
Parliament Hole
New Zealand rationing stance on Australian wool goods debated
Me Pollard announced New Zealand would not harm Australian wool exports to the Dominion. He warned a well chosen market approach could affect employment in woollen textiles. Premier was asked about police powers and subversive movements in relation to ongoing investigations.
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New Zeealand
Ehollah
Loken
Dominion
New Zealand
Australia
Hopat
Moenta
Putlayd
Gure
Treat
McCiure
Hua Hatin
Dat
Minister Pollard Rebukes Speaker in House Row
In a tense House exchange, Minister Pollard of Agriculture sharply rebuked the Speaker and pressed to table the committee’s interim report on a case involving Mr Anthony. Interjections and calls for chair cooperation followed as the debate centered on tabling the report and timing of its release.
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Pollard Uellverada
Yeaterung
Pollard
Monevenr
Anthony Jn
Jie
Pollard Warra
Mankin
Anthony
Mr .Pollard
My. Rosevear
Valuable mica field in NT to be developed
A wartime report by Dr Dunneld discusses the mica belt in the Northern Territory. It notes potential reserves in Hart’s Range and the need for a development effort with experienced operators to establish a market and mining plan. The report links wartime mining initiatives to postwar prospects.
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Dunneld
Tad
Quan
Dunn
Aperionce
Chifley Defends Uniform Price Control Policy Debate
Prime Minister Mr Chifley argues for uniform price regulation by states with Commonwealth aid to operate the scheme. He says the government had no referendum plan on price control and repeated the need for a federal framework while noting inflationary pressures and global economic instability. He cites defence powers and court rulings as limits on policy, urging state cooperation within the Commonwealth machinery.
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Commonwealth
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Asia
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Bow
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Tates Nea
Chifey
High Court
Anthony
Chris Aid
Femrt
Australia
Brchtey
Cbat
Donsey
Lang
Organisation on lines of New Guard questioned by police
A report to the Legislative Assembly states that a group named Citizens' Fronts Committee is forming along lines of the New Guard in several country centers. Police Commissioner May cited the movement as a matter of concern, with questioned leaders and potential links under review. The discussion touched on whether the move aims to influence political proceedings and public order.
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Sydney
Citizens’ Fonts
Wamena Ili
Noglallance
Treatt Smiied
Mavettain
Enctrict Rainfall Ra lntadl Registrations Off
Readable fragments show rainfall related notes and registration actions tied to a bout or event. Details are unclear but suggest weather disruption affecting scheduled activities and participant registrations during the period. The item emphasizes rainfall impact on entrants and event timing.
Court Eyes Restraint Action Amid Confusing Obituary Text
A garbled OCR fragment describes an ongoing court restraint dispute connected to a figure named Stoney or Mae, with references to a vexed obituary context and a September date. The legibility is poor, but indicates a legal action seeking to restrain further proceedings or communications.
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Stoney
Tween
Pee Mae
Verona
Uae
Delayed OOHRS Flight Complications Mention Canberra Visit
Reports show a weather disrupted Commonwealth delegation plan to fly from Sydney to Canberra with several ministers and up to 38 members, some booking seats on government aircraft while others traveled by car. Adverse conditions delayed departures and forced schedule changes. The notice also notes the death of Mrs Courtauld.
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Iain
Canteris
Drakeford
Tor Pepatrie- Hon
Barnard
Bown
Sydney
Canberra
Drakefords
Ifr
Saradvee Wat Res Stasiafour
Trac Yanay
Gydhey
Federal
Sigabrem
Erdaey
Angry Scene as Speaker Leaves Chair During Adjournment
A heated session in the House last night saw Speaker temporarily leave the chair as MPs clashed on adjournment. Government and Opposition members shouted, with Calwell and Holt prominent. a near-empty chamber followed from the disruption, while outside the House, reactions differed on the parliamentary maneuver and future steps.
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Romwear
Holt
Gowaker
Romewear
Lemmedins
Labour
Stotian
Tom
Rosatoer Boag
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Ale Lab
Chasber
Lander
Marty
Motwen
Anthony
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Holt van Fine
Atood
Francis
Hansard
Calwell
Aprahon
Rome
Air Regulations Challenged in Parliament Debate
A historic parliamentary exchange centers on challenging Civil Aviation Regulations issued by the Air Minister. Opposition MPs press for tighter control over airline operations and prohibitions on certain aircraft use. The debate recalls a ministerial response and notes a Labour member, Mr. Power, passing away.
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Drakeford
Brakeford
Holt
Buvelener
Chie
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