Premiers seek uniform tax policy committee report
The Western Australia premier Hawke supports a joint committee with Caroma Grain and State Treasury on uniform taxation. The plan aims to limit state rights and prepare for Commonwealth taxation changes. The committee would study reforms, storage, and possible revenue impact while awaiting next year's tax collections.
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Cahill and Menzies clash over taxation and defence
In a tense exchange on Saturday Mr Cahill and Mr Menzies debated Commonwealth taxes defence and repatriation costs. Menzies warned of burdens and asserted plans to reduce taxation were unacceptable while Cahill urged reconsideration and practical measures to ease budget pressure.
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Cakin
NRW
Menzies
Mass
Canill
Meraiew
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Tone
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Mynnins
Monti
Capill
Ted & Pia
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Cahilt
Mansion
Tex
Cahill
Gain
Phaytore
Mencinn
Twyford
Fiona Onder
Mevaion
Premiers Debate on Tax Fairness and Federal Overreach
A fragmented transcript discusses taxation rules, a uniform tax aim, and the federal Commonwealth Grants Commission. References to states like New South Wales Victoria and outcomes if states retain autonomy surface amid calls for a unified approach.
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He Bates
Mensiee
Qirenwand
Canih
IP Guennalunel
Bom Olaiman
Loder
Commonwealth Grants Commission
Disagreement Over Commonwealth Tax Powers Debate in Victoria
A parliamentary debate discusses the withdrawal of Commonwealth powers to the states, with figures citing potential losses in Victoria and Western Australia. participants argue about uniform taxation, border duties, and the pace of transferring taxation powers, citing impacts on the states and national balance.
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Penn
Commonwealth
New South Wala
Victoria
Wextern
Auestralia
Routh
Tanmania Square
Conus
Anouk
Dhal Victor
Accra
Real
Athena
Cain
Ieee Ine
JM Pinyford
Cahill
Omar Ajaestiie
Hawkee
Austra
Hay
Bieter
Almeniouion
Nawk
Hawke
Taxation Debate Across Commonwealth Premiers
Fragmented OCR text outlines a heated discussion among prime ministers and premiers on taxation policy. It references the Commonwealth and states seeking cooperative approaches, potential tax reductions, and a plan to coordinate fiscal measures across governments. The piece hints at budget choices and compensation grants amid intergovernmental negotiation.
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Cougrive
Aunipia
Tention
Menaive
Fragmented Readings on Foreign Affairs and Power Struggles
Fragmented OCR text references Britain, America, and Korea amid a tense global stance. Mentions Chan Celton of the Foechaguer and Richart Frater as figures, with hints of policy shifts and power rivalries. The passage evokes wartime anxieties and leadership contests without clear events or dates.
Soviet Elections in Russia to begin this Sunday
Elections to choose local Soviet members begin across Russia with three consecutive Sundays planned for voting. An electoral commission will organize polls in each soviet, with 1,000,000 deputies expected to participate. Local soviets oversee transport, housing, and health projects within their regions.
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Moscow
Russia
Ty Bromley
Joe
Ench
Ily
Bolna
Leningrad
United Nations debates prisoners of war amid Korean crisis
Fragmented despatched text shows Ching and U S exchanges over POW treatment. Reports claim Americans faced forced conscription into German forces and germ laden bombs in Korea and Manchuria. The United Nations weighed security and defense actions as Korean front lines shifted with bombardments and clocked air power.
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Hongkong
Ching
Rhen
Unitad Nation General Assembly
Swat
United States
Het
Korea
Manchuria
United Nations
JRK
North Karen
Pinta Falls
Tewan
Congo
Pyanryan
Chinese threat to murder Americans in propaganda broadcast
Fragmentary text reports a wartime propaganda broadcast allegedly urging allied troops to surrender and promising rewards to those who do so. The piece references front line loudspeakers and a claimed offer from unspecified broadcasters, with limited readable quotation and unclear attribution.
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Batiany
Ait Sant
Ansiere
Kress
Wom
Np Broasiaplar Anid
Ronda
Atnetteai Offre
United Prom
201 Airmen Rescued In Korean War
Washington reports that 201 United Nations airmen rescued from the Korean War after being downed or forced to parachute behind enemy lines in June. The list includes 1858 locations and various units. Other rescues totaled 78, with details of recovery described by officials.
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Washington
UB. Air Force
United Nations
Armoured Shorts Under Fire Reported In Action
Two American soldiers wearing the army’s insignia were struck by shell fragments on Friday. The incident halted their advance and prompted a brief report from Allied fronts. Details remain unclear due to battered war dispatches.
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Bert
Fragmentary Historic Notice on Payments and Payouts
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an adviser named Dr Shayenon and a discussion of payments and interment. It references a Dew migration parade and a question about the method of payment. Names and places are partially unreadable.
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Moma
Ubediaputa
Shayenon
Mall
Birihain
British Cruiser Visit to Buenos Aires Cancelled
A British cruiser visit to Buenos Aires was cancelled amid confusion and conflicting reports. The decision was made in London and follows tensions and unclear details about the voyage and its purpose.
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Buenos Aires
Diplomatic Moves Mark Keenan and Soviet Relations
Fragmentary report notes diplomatic steps and mentions Mr Kennan and the Soviet Union in the context of October events. The text references ambassadorial roles and a clearance of paths in line with diplomatic conduct, but the details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Union Des
United States
Ambessador de Mancow
Kennan
Soviet Union
Trade Pact Trial Headlines From Chile Argentina Pact
Unclear text mentions Chile and Argentina trade pact and a legal or treaty context. References names and figures are garbled. no clear event date or concrete outcome present. Readable fragments point to discussions on trade terms and possible officials involved, but specifics are not discernible.
Krupp Plans Major Sale of Steel Holdings
A terse notice indicates Alfred Krupp will sell off substantial steel holdings amid an implied agreement with German partners. The move follows a broader rearrangement affecting the Krupp interests and a potential tie with a Dutch or allied firm, signaling a major restructuring in the German steel sector.
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Mone
Hunday
Alfred Krupp
Trmamonte Keng
bin Hollinge
Une. Co. von Ned
Infler
Soviet Moves in Eastern Europe and Middle East
Moscow claims shifts in South and Eastern Europe and the Middle East to counter Allied diplomacy. Soviet propaganda actions are said to have intensified, with satellite regimes tightening control and reduced ranks amid the upheaval.
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Europe
Middle ‘East
Cop
Buleberger
Nat Fee Eee
New York
Savil Union
Buipanenty Heniana
Coastal Rivers Hit by Flood Emergency Near Sydney
Severe flood conditions strain coastal rivers near Sydney with towns like Le nour Lidnore and Poche affected. Residents amid rising waters distribute emergency provisions while authorities warn of further rises as levees breach and rivers flood the landscape.
Unclear OCR Sports Drill Reveals Names and Times
Fragmentary OCR mentions swimmers Me Me 3 ra Be equalled Frenchman Sayehpream Uhepinan finishing second to Menrickes and a new junior 3 amin record. Australis tat He said Henricke weerd world best 300 metre swimmer in Veer.
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Ron
Pate Sayehpream Uhepinan
Menrickes
Amin
Bas Ng
Australis
Henricke Weerd
Cyclone Causes Severe Flooding and Transport Disruptions
A cyclone brings heavy rain and strong winds across New South Wales and northern areas, prompting flood warnings and transport challenges. Reports mention river rises, downed trees, power outages, and emergency responses as communities brace for worsening conditions.
Cairo Talks on Evacuation
A meeting between tritiat common ioternst was reported by a correspondent as Cairo discusses evacuation. The report notes officials and participants from local groups outlining plans and potential timelines for moving civilians to safer locations.
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Ana
Yonarth
Bran
Meyer
iMuinter
Ble
Qorkesponnenia Atlee
Turkey Reopens Frontier With Bulgaria
Disjointed report notes Turkey resumes border traffic with Bulgaria after a period of closure. Mentions migrants, a prior deal, and a treaty framework, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
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