Federation Debates Over Teacher Pay and Political Allegations
An Australian Journalists Association press briefing reports a federation debate on teacher pay and conditions. Mr Taylor condemns paid agents shaping education policy while a motion condemning the Teachers Anti Communist Committee gains 383 votes. Mr Lewis faces questions about alleged Communist links and support from factional groups amid calls for democratic teaching standards.
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Finland to Receive Soviet Credit Under New Trade Pact
Finland’s foreign minister announced that Russia cancelled two thirds of debts owed, amounting to 22.6 million dollars, under a new trade pact. The Soviet Union agreed to the cancellation as part of broader economic arrangements.
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Britain to Increase Exports Under Reduced Marshall Aid Plan
A 1952-53 British plan outlines higher exports by 10-25 percent and a £100 million credit balance. It emphasizes production drives, industrial development, and currency stability, with conditions of Western trade, low armament growth, and careful home economy management to maintain living standards.
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League Winger to Return to League Club
Len Kenny, the former Queensland winger, is returning to league football after accepting two offers from Sydney clubs and deciding to leave St Helan's team. His contract with the Letta Club, signed in May, was reportedly for £1000.
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Men Welcomed On Return From Japan
Sydney saw 918 army men and AAA members return home aboard the Kanimbla after more than two years with BCOPF in Tapsa. About 600 locals, mainly women and children, greeted them at the wharf as the ship docked, while some attempted to climb the fence and were restrained by police.
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