Commonwealth plan to develop atomic power
A government plan with the United Kingdom to pool knowledge on atomic energy. The program foresees large investment and the creation of experimental and production facilities to advance reactor research and industrial material production. It would require vast technical expertise and involve universities and industry.
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Rranermen
Sven Ots
United Kingdom
Berle
Berie
Anhouer IC
Coroner Reports Braund Patient Died Naturally
The coroner at Me Hephuve notes Braund died naturally near Albury after protracted illness. Testimony describes growth on Young’s leg and ammonia exposure linked to fate. Dr Myers cites the seriousness of Alaean illness, while officials discuss industrial needs and hydro power absence in Australia.
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Uulcaian Rumeuny
Hephuve
Fhund
Vieuit
John Brain
Nat Aie
Ak Ansirat Ratinen
Riferer Wit Kelvin
Atnal Young
Braund
Wall Walia
Albury
Auburt
Dectara
Nur
Tiwan
Rand
J. Myers
Canterbury
Hmaxpital
Myron
Jackling
Beer Prices Unchanged Says Grocers Note
A damaged clipping reports grocers stating beer prices remain steady amid unclear figures and local dispute. It mentions managers, civic centre, and city officials as context for price discussions and expected actions.
Snowy Strike Move Prompted by New South Wales Talks
Reports say a strike action is being proposed amid meetings on the Snowy hydroelectric project. State executives urge work stoppage following project delays and disputes between Kalrer Company reps and UNO TepRA representatives. Engineering teams from NSW prepare to assess supplies and future work schedules as authorities consider action.
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Mans
Guthegs
Easherrs Truneute
Reginoor
Camprinan
Woke and “Interior
Nromtig Seersesiastass
Atom Scientists To Attend U S School
Australian atomic energy officials will study in the United States as part of a seven month program. Mr. Beale announced the plan with Messrs Wilson and Warner to oversee arrangements at Argonne National Laboratory and publicize the venture through the Australian government. The school opens March 7 and will cover training relevant to atomic energy research.
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Australia
United State
A. Th. Wilson
Renior
Fenearon oMeer
Te Kk
Warner
Fere
Renearch
Whit Ai- Vida
Argonne
Jopsey
Chicago
Beate
Unites “States Atomic Energy Communion
Beale
War
Wilson
Brian Atomic
Energy Romsarch
Harel
SEA TO Discussions on Military Force and Sino Tensions
A chaotic wartime dispatch describes SEATO talks on potential force, US Secretary Dulles signaling readiness if Quemoy and Matsu are invaded. Reports cite Chinese provinces, Thai and Filipino concerns, and possible reveals ahead of a NATO-like conference. Military actions, bombings, and refugee moves are noted as tensions escalate in Asia.
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China
Tunnan
Roemiona
Pan
Dulles
Fort Avia
State Government Waste Cause Of Inflation Debate
The Tapiniitive Assembly heard Mr Ivan RischtNentral allege government waste inflates costs. He cited dam projects like Burrenong and Menindee as examples of overspending with little progress. Premier Glen and ministers defended spending while noting job creation and power shortages, warning of higher prices without works.
Wool Market Holds Firm Amid Erratic Quotes
Market notes show wool prices steady with firm demand for merino and branded lots. Buyers reported irregular quotation levels from Continent, Supan, and United Kingdom brokers, with merino sales brisk and values maintaining strength overall.
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Bydney
Twesnay
Famont
Judge Rooney's Removal Sought on DNEY Canterbury
The Legislative Assembly today considered removing Judge Rooney from the bench after A Tonge Canterbury asked the Attorney General if the Crown would appeal a prior decision. The Speaker instructed Tonga to withdraw a word, while the Attorney General said a full Crown review was underway and he would not remove Judge Rooney.
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Dney
Rooney
Legislative Assembly
Mn A. Tonge Canterbury
Bheanan
Joe Thooney
Buatton
Stanney
Tonga
Tonge
Aneabon
Crown Law Office
Dhidge Rooney
Ritter Freeze Grips Most of Europe in Severe Weather
London reports Britain remains in the grip of a new cold spell spreading across Europe. Snow and sleet with freezing temperatures close roads, halting traffic, delaying trains, and stranding villages from Kent to the Italian Alps. Four deaths in the Italian Alps and widespread travel disruption are noted as crews clear main routes and bulldozers work through the day.
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London
Britain
Mont of Europe
Brakanchen
Tele Inn
Italian Alps
Switzerland
Arberg Pay
Westerm
Austria
Frauen
Holland
Buyder Zee
Riteln
Mon Dogene
Kent
Aamieth
England
Main Fonda
Cargo explosion hits Swedish freighter Nordenland
A Swedish ship Nordenland was torn and capsized after a heavy gale and an explosion at sea. The blaze raged, with 12,800,000 in losses reported and vessels nearby aiding the distressed crew. President Coty in Paris hosted Australian Prime Minister Menzies during a four day visit.
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Esa
Norden
Nordenland
Senor Rd
Nordenland 2
Nowenland
Gratelerk
Vectuil
Awohay
Genou
Tad Draken
Geos
Coty
Menzier
Paris
Pres'dent
Rene Cuty
Menzies
Wage Increases For State Public Servants
State public servants face wage increases after a Commonwealth Public Service Board decision. The board set pay scales with a 20 percent uplift for certain ranges and fixed maximums, while unions dispute the adequacy of increases for higher salaries. The Teachers' Federation, Public Service Nation, and Professional Fac Association criticized the plan as insufficient amid calls for broader adjustments.
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Echamen
Commonwealth Public Service Board
Commonwealth
de- Caine
Bn Mlary
Goramanwrenitt Court
Commonwealth Public Servier Seerda
Gennte
Bam
Nail
Teachers’ Federation
Service Nation
Loss of Life in Jap Blizzard Shrugs Off Coast
A storm battered Japanese coastal waters causing deaths and heavy damage. About 186 persons may have perished, with 17 ships damaged or wrecked and hundreds of small boats stranded. Over 300 Japanese patrol vessels were driven off course, with several ships reported out of danger later.
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Tas
Farmaan
Okinawa
Kar
Eaarrhe Og
Wade Eee
PH Vane
State Lottery Results and Syndicate Draws Released
A scrambled report lists multiple syndicates and names connected to the late draw. Special Lottery No 66 is scheduled for drawing tomorrow, with several addresses and individuals mentioned in connection to the results.
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Rydney
Tursday
Pricas
Me Xiang
Wey
Xyndicaty
Burges
Maraban Street
Iamutown
Ind
Syndiceis
Raneall
Concord Rand
Rhodes
Just. Thoraday
Me Curtis
Wallersstreet
North Sydney
N S W To Tighten Hire Purchase Legislation
NSW moves to tighten hire purchase rules to protect buyers from unaffordable goods and repossession. Amendments set deposits and installment rules, with provisions to be proclaimed. Officials note the changes aim to curb predatory practices and ensure fair terms for purchasers.
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N.S.W
Othe Heeler
Cabill
Rte
Garry
Ube
Parsons
Government merges to form Defence Ministry in reshuffle
A government reshuffle reassigns senior posts as the Defence Ministry is created from existing departments. The move was announced Tuesday and marks a reorganization of key security portfolios.
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Fee Ouwon Settene
UTS Jerugaliom
Tercera Sa Co
Tetny
Defence
Retirement of Sir John Collins at sea leadership change
Sir John Collins, long serving naval officer, is to retire after 43 years of service. The Cabinet has appointed Rear Admiral RF Bowling, Flag Officer Commanding the Australian Fleet, to succeed him as Chief of Naval Staff. Collins commanded Mediterranean units during the war and led Australian forces in later battles.
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Ieeles Ind Chiat
Han
RF. Bowling
Austrar
Auccee
Jann Colling
John Collins
Thve Beak
Naval College
MAR Syilnvy
Mediterranean
Ate Sen
Bartolomeo Cotleonter
Levis
Philippines
Ang
Small Dollar Drain By Entertainers
Apparent wastage by entertainers totals about £83,000 in Australia as government reviews proposed controls. The article notes projected annual totals rising to roughly £378,000 for the full current year amid regulatory actions and ministerial discussions. Public funding questions center on accountability and the scale of annual subsidies.
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Tune
Ince
Cabil
Walt
Sage Coumlon
Aunaralla
Meinie
Government to stamp out practice of stock straving
A senior official said the department aims to prosecute offenders as authorities move to curb stock straving on unsanctioned lands. The new policy imposes penalties up to £10 for violations and targets carelessly left and unleashed stock across Crown lands and private properties.
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Connor
Tanberra
Department of Diet
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