Evatt Wins Big Victory in Federal Labour Party Meeting
Dr Evatt secured an overwhelming win at a Federal Parliamentary Labour Party gathering, re-elected by a large margin. Deputy Lauder and Mr Calwell also secured seats by clear majorities amid a tense leadership moment.
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de. Evatt
Labour Party
Lauder
Calwell
Chun
Joni Sion
Jeanne Erect
Mwa
Vue Marl HS
Mic Oly
Puller
Mr ‘Wary
At. Huylen
Menihow
WikarmIpe- Walely Attey Ue Party
Shentyeng Organisation
Nater Kennelly
Zvatt
Sonatoy Kennelly
Senatoy
Armstrong
Duthia
Tasmania
Galvin
Qaka
House of Representatives
Messrs. Coulty
Giu
Curtin
NEW
Daly
Senninr Grishiey
S.A
Vox
Mr. Nelnon
MR Costa
Nis
Ter Me
O’gannon
Jaye
Syvinny
We Jbw
Prefalee
Mr. Cahill
N.S.W
Meeting of Both Parties Stirred by Edene Monen Mention
Fragmentary report notes Edene Monen in attention with her position referenced amid party discussions. Mentions Menzies and Tol shaping sense of a joint meeting, with caucus shifts and potential cabinet alignments shaping Labour dynamics and NSW Victoria factional loyalties.
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Edene Monen
Mr. Menzies Tol
Armstrong
N.S.W
Senate
Erad Senslat Kennelly
Victoria
Coucux
Byatt
Hements To Exercise Under SEAT Plas
Minister for External Affairs Bhis Maledonali will join a multinational exercise under SEAT at Wellington. Due to late invitation, New Zealand cannot field a full formation. a reduced force of paratroopers from Malaysia will participate alongside allied elements.
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Wellington
Bhishans Maledonali
Lew Zealand
Army
New Zealand
Mtalaya
Khrushchev Poised to Become Soviet Leader at Party Congress
Moscow reports Khrushchev expected to emerge as the strongman at the Communist Party Congress. About 1,800 delegates from eight million party members will attend as changes aim to bolster his power in foreign and domestic affairs. The Central Committee election will decide the 11 member Presidium and leadership roles.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Iirs
Khrushchev
Amerge
Opieninis
Mogunate
Betaber
Stali
Parti Cantral
Tle
Raul Vials Betau
Flood danger eases as levels fall across towns
Amid floods a broad area shows easing danger with water receding in several streets and lawns. Evacuations continued in some neighborhoods while authorities monitor Namol Barwon rivers and Gunrertah channel for renewed rises as residents wait for full containment.
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Ung Nostt
Narvabry
Wee Wan
Wulgett
Narras
Namol
Barwon
Premier's Flood Relief Plea in Australia
Sydney reports Premier Cahill urged Prime Minister Menzies to back a joint Commonwealth State relief scheme on a pound for pound basis. Cahill stated he had responded to the Prime Minister and called for rapid cooperation to aid flood victims.
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Sydney
Mondby
TheoPremier
Wyr
Cahill
Rus
Commonwealth
Aninehy
Councillors Seek Decision On Planning
The ACT Advisory Council pressed the Minister for a reply to its recommendations on National Capital Planning and Development. Motion by Mr Day urged broader public participation, citing NSW examples of open meetings for municipal planning committees. The council debated open access to Planning Committee deliberations and whether committee reforms should be concrete and publicly available.
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A.C.T. Advisory Council
National Capital Planning and Development
Day
A.C.T. Planing
Jks
N.8.w
Ieb.w
Senate
Grinudientinn
Hyme Sudhe Moston Anould
Wight
Guinane
Teo
Fie
Wibley
Quinang
Catinel
Qalnane
Criliney
Quinine
Premature Council Motion On Senate Report
A council motion on a senate report was ruled premature by the chair. The motion, raised by Mr Day, sought to state the council’s views on the government response to the Senate committee report on Canberra development and VENoI Mmatleri.
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Council
Senate
Lin Senate
Canberra
Bency
Conneil Yesserday
Ministur Foy Rye Intarion
Mmatleri
Quintine
Quinknip Anid
MY. Day
Av. Rogers
Singapore Traction boss angry at inquiry findings
Marshall protests Singapore Traction Company refusal to accept a royal inquiry on the 184 day bus strike. He criticizes the commission report as lenient and demands action after a two week Swiss rest, warning of transport chaos and pressuring labor talks with the Attorney General.
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Singapore
Montay
Singarore
Chive
David Mirralull
Uigy Foy
Switzerland
Marshall
Hnd
Singapore Traction Company
Ipguley
Marshal Sid
Optiveme
High Court
Nquiry
Shippers to Resume Trade Amid Waterside Strike Turmoil
Priority set by the Western Port trade group to resume operations with focus on exporting dairy, fruit, butter, and select cargos. About 286 ships in port and 83 overseas vessels awaited movement as Tasmanian wool and other goods awaiting UK Europe trade resume under new guidelines.
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Uarle
Beon
Vitel
Wittersite
Waterside
Nas Mantings
Pris
Uemorrow
Tibgali
W.w.fva Fedora
Gourieli
BA Wm
Ungeral
Interstate Wessels
Sydney
Brisbane
Tom Rockhamptor
Apple and Pear Board
Porte
U.K
Europe
Iimposibhte Co
Prisoner Templeton Recaptured After Brief Escape
Gael Hecape, alias Templeton, a prisoner serving a lengthy sentence for car theft, escaped Ballarat watch-house today for about 40 minutes. He fled through a window, prompting a manhunt before being recaptured. He faces charges of shop-breaking and theft and is to appear at Ballarat General Sessions on January 7.
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Manus
Williard
John Seattempston
Balleat
Egagne
Ballarat
Templeton
Inquiries on Soviet Diplomats Stir Debate Worldwide
The article outlines an American inquiry into Soviet activity, noting ex-diplomats defectors and the fallout from the Maclean Burgess affair. It discusses how Moscow’s propaganda shaped public perception, the role of The Daily Mail, and reactions about whether those questioning the regime can return home.
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Ae Vaid
Im Monsow
Dnypexomnutthoe
Hagan Rennings
Yuet
Rnatovoniy
Tormer
Rmushan Becrol
Tupan
Moscnvy
Moscow
Washington
Maclen-Burgess
Acek
Soviet Union
West
Etons
Burges
Mac Jean
Daily Mail
Daily Howard
Rousing reception for Labour leaders and workers
Fragmented report depicts a Labour gathering with speeches by Mr. Culill and Dr. Wyatt praising workers and attacking the government’s policies. The piece notes calls for an advisory committee to interpret workers rights, and mentions opposition leaders and cabinet members among attendees.
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Sudler
SNL
Culill
Tne Brena
Ite
Eri
Dan
Vet
Wyatt
Seaton
Bus Stop Debate Spills Into City Advisory Meeting
An yesterday meeting saw Mr Quinuna propose relocating a bus stop between Reid Mouse and City Centre to ease shoppers access. Barrenger noted a bus stop exists near London Circuit and Ainsie Avenue, but a vandalized post and misplacement hindered visibility.
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ALCOR
Quinuna
Reid Mouse
Ciyie Centre
Xu Unt
Nny
London Circuit
Ainsie Avene
Warkena
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