Australian Senate Criticized for Indonesia Remarks Sparks Apology
Australian Senate hears criticism over pro Japanese tone in remarks about Indonesia. Senator McMullin and others condemn statements as inappropriate while Mr Casey and opponents press for a clarifying apology and reaffirmation of policy toward Indonesia and the Dutch East Indies.
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Vic
Senate
Senugow
McMutlin
Benate
Wileyive
Kanda
Bently
Ty Beers
Sukarnn
Alerye
Rankin
House of Representatives
Bs Data
Claizh
Cuney
Alernoon
Runitin
Casuy Maui
Inakime Pluie
Ranikin
Casey
McMullih
Fey
Tyampene Cerpes
West New Guintes
Npan
Tim
Singapore
Commonwealth Wage Hearing Submissions Preview
The Commonwealth plans to present evidence and arguments at the wage hearing on restoring a cost of living adjustment system and raising base wages. Trade unions led by Eggleston argue inflation and credit extensions have eroded purchasing power, urging a court ruling to protect employees. The discussion centers on wage levels, productivity shares, and the impact on workers' ability to buy goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanes
Ggleston
al Manta
Addiion
Eggleston
Ronaldey Inglaliyn
Australia
Hggleston
Vagyrie
Ministers Salaries Bill Sparks Haste Critics Debate
Government supporters clash with opposition over a ministers salaries bill. The debate features Ministers Cov National Development Senator Spouiner and others arguing increases while critics led by Mr Hamilton walk out and Labour figures condemn rushed legislation as Parliament votes on allowances for new and senior ministers.
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Cov National Develojimient
Spouiner
Atesney
Smjeor
Ald
Towneley
Poyce Atotes
Hasek
Couning Party
Hamilton (Canning
Arthas Paden
Huyton Gralls-Ua
Arthur Fadden
Shy Brarvison
Dillman
Labour
Wil Wisner
Hilton
Nicholas
EAE
Hamilton
Gulkh
Ube Prine
P O W Servicemen To Keep Silence Under Geneva Code
Government officials announced a code of conduct for prisoners of war. British and Australian authorities endorse Geneva Convention rules requiring POWs to provide only name rank service number and birth date to captors. The policy aims to prevent leakage of information while upholding civilized treatment of prisoners.
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Ander
Geneva
Willy
Erence
Philip
Britis
Chibi Pilates
Australia
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Russia
Chinege
Uproar in French Parliament Turns Violent in Gallery
During a heated session the public gallery erupted as deputies clashed, chairs flew and multiple incidents occurred. Deputies from Poujade and left wing factions exchanged blows while signals for sirens and crowd control were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damusia
Pierre Poujade
Dania Tenn
Victorian Move Against A C T U From 19th Century Meeting
The motion was called on by W W D delegate Mr Bowie with suspension of standing orders. Discussion covered national union topics and wage disputes as the executive argued alignment with AUT while opponents urged caution and unity within the ACTU framework. The amendment failed amid heated debate and calls to preserve order.
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W.wd
Bowie
Sanel
Rade Wien
Pithet
Arbitration Court
Ce Bind
Uniait
ACWU
Libour
Vu Kb Ft
Ule Gallery
Cotinail
J. Shorlull
Planter Shot by Mistake in Malaya Firefight
Police sources say a Royal Australian Regiment patrol mistook a Malay rubber farmer for a communist terrorist in South Kedah. The patrol opened fire after failing to receive a reply, killing the planter.
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Singapore
Royal Australian Regiment
South
Kedah
An Tiay
Hundlin
Tio Patral
Fragmented World News Incoherent Briefs From Belgrade To Melbourne
A garbled wire service page reports chaotic items including Belgrade political notes, avalanche rescue, by elections, German military plane orders, emigration to Australia, a London court fine, Nordic skating results, and Australian lottery figures. Entities include Belgrade, Western Macedonia, Germany, Guamany, London, Australia, Melbourne.
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Belgrade
Owe
Ratinneansey
Inoworth
Bonn
Berate
Hull
Genmany Aloge
Persia
MGA TR
London
Heas
Sweden
Norway
Melbourne
Tatteraulls Lowery Siace Jb
Melbourn
Eisenhower Expected to Seek Reelection This Year
Washington reports indicate President Eisenhower may announce a bid for a second term. Doctors have given a favorable health update as speculation grows about the 1952 campaign.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Munysday
Wainyton
Georgia
Miestone Plantation
Wie
Ubaline
Tun
Tain Lie
Corkein Gues
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Gesey
Wong
Ren
Austell
Hertas
Coch
Xette Janey
Suleneno
Indonesia
Uhae Kuch
Femara
Senite
Hephtar McMullin
Benator Tunkin
House of Commons
Howse
Bivalt
Ahad
Tatlonislaning
Uys
Mr. Caney
I Tadunevin
Holland
Isdexire
di Denis Ryan
Australian Council For the World Council of Churches
Canberra University College of
World Council of Churches
Kathleen Bliss
England
Josef Hramadka
Czechoslovakia
S. A. Barbieri
Argentine
Oueel
New South
Unie
Ministexa
Nenial Bane Wilt Gach
Nin Addiana Ison
Hasith
Cowper
Privsio Mensbors
Gennl
Une
Camiot
Ronettan
Uiere Liberals
Mbssta
Falkinder
Willy Uy. Evatt
Aml
Unfau
Lalo
Pratucer
Tw Coulley Party
Heesen
Urs
Wwe
Mipsistats
Nesta
Ber Crom
Cheoys
P.O.W
Attlc
Pagel
Fighting Boys
Hiule-Gavonne Depot
Nea
Moscow
MW Damasif
A.C.T. U
Trades Hall Council
A.gjpu
Uokis
Ntin
Tur
Partioliye
Melphys
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