Prices Control Advocated By Dr Evatt
The Acting Leader of the Federal Opposition Dr Evatt urged Australia to adopt Labour's plan for an all states price control system to curb profiteering. He blamed the government for inaction and warned rising living costs and eroding real values amid inflation. The proposed controls faced limited power and no evident action from authorities.
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Labour Party
Dr. Evatt
Rowverer
Austalia
Almont
Leas
Ines
Guyvernaent
Coftrat Thaly
National Becunity Estates Board
National University Building Progress Jubilee Seminars
National University in Canberra outlines progress on University House and adjoining facilities due mid 1952. Sir Douglas Copland notes University House occupancy in parts and 30 to 40 staff involved, with prefabricated homes under review and research facilities expanding in Canberrra amid cross city departmental relocations.
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National University
Tha
Frotemor
Douglas Copland
Australian National University
Council of the
Aummar School
Atbury Ywaterday
Dougine Aia
University House
Dalle On
University
Canberra
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Mary
Canbarrs
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Department of the Interior
Duan
Douglas
Alte
Bactnicienen
Pacific Studien
University Rensaren
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Doupien
Osward Sellanby
Banedinedom
F Conant
Harvard
International Reputation At Canberra University
International reputation outlined for the National University at Canberra. Senior staff appointments and fellowships to attract world class scholars. Plans include housing research fellows and expanding visiting researchers while detailing future appointments and governance changes.
Phaycentres Opened For Vacation Amid Jubilee Spirit
Acting Minister Anthony visited Telopea Park and Temapre Park playcentres as part of the Jubilee celebrations. Attendance rose to 120 children with plans for a wide program including craft and music classes. Mr Daley praised the effort as a continuation of forefathers’ work and urged ongoing community support.
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Anthony
Ainslie
Dairy Mall
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Ja.g.t
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Avis
Denjeon
Batley
West
Meetoncay
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Henyise Irwuouel
Suinesn
Ema
Cansorra
Mir
Ghuseweld
Ebel Tewen
Attendance at centres falls short of targets yesterday
Attendance at centres yesterday was light despite a planned total of about 400. With the return of more volunteers after holidays, higher turnout is expected in coming weeks. Activities include outdoor gym, reading, folk dancing, and crafts for all ages under center supervision.
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Rank
Patorls
Parantay
Ino
Bathing Beauties Parade Set for Cotter Picnic Reserve
Two organisers of the bathing beauty contest at the Cotter picnic reserve on Australia Day plan a large event. They expect up to 10 000 entrants and crowds exceeding last year. The Queanbeyan Club and Canberra Legacy Club coordinate the effort with nominations already received from Caswell, Queanbeyan, and other towns. Nominations close on January 14.
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Cotter
Ges
Indies
de Cet
Queanbeyan Club
Canberra
Bere
Queanveyan
Vass
Wettest year on record sparks climate debate
Fragmented OCR notes claim a wet year surpassing 1894 with various scattered figures and months. references to March and December struggles appear tangled with misread words and names, producing a confused summary of rainfall records and possible dates.
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Jatralitae
Angus Raveniber
Canberra Weather Forecast From Meteorological Service
Weather bulletin shows Barceneter st Calberra with wind, temperature and pressure readings. Forecast calls for unsettled conditions, possible thunderstorm activity later today, cooler night temperatures, rising winds from the southwest becoming unsettled by afternoon, with a warm morning and cooler night. Regional outlook mentions hot patch and showers across capital cities including Brisbane Melbourne Perth and Berlin.
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Mann
Inuin
Cain
Mes
NNT
BSR
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Fairbaten
N.W
Wegional
Dewey
Wo Tnan
Ana Ierate
Atom H
Military reverses in Korea demand UN action and deterrence
The article argues that Chinese pressure in Korea risks expanding into a broader war in Asia. It calls for the United Nations to deter aggression, potentially using strong measures including emergency force, and warns against appeasement as UN forces face a grim, escalating situation.
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Wares
United Nations
United Natione Trooga
United MiaSione Lteppe
Casandal Power
Tite
Korg
Korea
Thumba
Asia
Mitheno
China
Fot
Camere
United Sations
Chendu
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Gas and milk prices rise in latest cabinet inquiry
Fragmentary report notes the State Cabinet plans an inquiry into rising gas and milk costs. Text references anticipated price increases and a request by the Arbitration Gowsight Company for investigation. Limited readable details mention gin and milk price pressures and public sales.
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Bydney
Wednesias
CIA L Will Kant
Abitration Gawsight Company
Beer Consumption In ACT Averages 32 Gallons A Head
Canberra report outlines beer consumption in the ACT with per capita figures for the year. It notes hotels clubs and grocers paid licensing fees and totals for alcohol purchases, including beer worth hundreds of pounds. The piece references figures on hotel beer intake and licensing costs as part of a broader economic discussion.
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Brett
Ann Snan
Westh
Ohjit
Canberra
Eocord
Clube
Luelira
Westonday
Chines
Aye aCe
Avigor
Weil
Dr John Burton May Take Appointment in External Affairs
Reported move suggests Dr John Burton former head of External Affairs could resume a top post in Canberra. Alan Watt reportedly replaced Burton as Australian Ambassador to Manaco and took charge of External Affairs, with Burton seen returning soon to advisory duties.
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John Burton
Department of External Affairs
Overavan
Spender
Burton
Erarment
Une Department
Australian Capital Territory
Polio Cases Rise in New South Wales Report
The Health Department reports one new polio case in New South Wales bringing the total to 27 for the year. The article notes comparisons with previous months and ages ranging from 5 to 17 years, with last year totaling around 600 cases.
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Bydney
Polly
Rte
Riveta
Tram
Safety Slogan For Today About Driving Caution
A noisy garbled safety slogan urges slow drivers to stay left and be aware of passing vehicles. It warns that slower drivers may be careful but still hinder faster traffic and urges careful driving practices on hills and brow lines.
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Esretul
Wheat Fire Destroys Multiple Fields Near Melbourne
A blaze near Melbourne damaged over 10 wheat lands, with losses estimated at 5000 pounds. More than 600 volunteers aided brigades in tackling the fire, which destroyed fencing and wounded several workers. The incident disrupted local grain production during Vittoria Vin season.
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Melbourne
Wyehitais
Reliday with the state Himatey adrafts
Nelyse Spant dominates a partial draft event as state competitors field in a distant segment. Details are fragmentary but indicate Spant’s notable performance amid a sparse page segment.
Whaleboat to be launched at Murray River meet
Sydney racing notes report a whaleboat launch plan near Narrendera as crews prepare along the Lachlan and Murray rivers. The event aims to enter the Murray on Saturday with a six month absence for trainer and trotters, amid disqualification talks and stewards' decisions.
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Murray Rivers
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Murray River
Whaletout
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Pena i Ameadae
Rmedineas
Marilyn Cooper Involved in Unclear Charges Abroad
A garbled report references Marilyn Cooper and an alleged legal matter involving a person named Jon Burbank. The text mentions a wife, a city or group called Elephant May, and unclear charges in a European or British context. The fragmentary wording leaves key facts uncertain.
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Jon Burbank
Poriile
Forur
Merilyn Cooper
Sabi
Elephant
May
Samu Wae
Meareditu Ronint
Eure Actin
Usileriya
Marien Duller
Bryiblatie Cantor
Mother Charged With Murder Of Children
A Melbourne woman faces multiple murder charges after the bodies of two infants and a three year old boy were found in homes at Buxton Red Cliffs and Bilston. Police say post mortem results show the baby girl died of skull fracture and pneumonia with other deaths under investigation. Detectives will return to Melbourne for further inquiries as they pursue the case.
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City Warchhouse
Gore
Buxton
Mouotain
Mareile
Relstet
Hoy
Thor Jackson
Red Clifs
Mildura
Bhirley
Tose Miller
Home Cullen
Bunton
Wea
Hagellaine
Aainien
Mt Bilston
Arthur Jackson
Rat Chit
Kotor
Cncieson
Pneuimonia
Fingerprints Sought On Fraudulent Ballot Papers
A report from BHIBBANE notes authorities request fingerprints on suspected fraudulent ballot papers amid an election fraud probe. The piece mentions Labour candidates and Gardiner and references a formal inquiry opening in Mon, with officials preparing to trace tampered ballots and related misconduct.
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Raud
Chiat
Canberra Tourism Boom Despite New Year Holiday Rush
Canberra officials report a peak tourist influx with record crowds during the Christmas and New Year period. The Canberra Tourist Bureau head, W Dunbar, cited crowded shopping centres and heavy traffic as visitors flocked to city attractions and nearby Black Mountain motor car displays. Beer shortages were noted, with limited supplies and restricted sale hours.
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W. Dunbar
Gailberra
Louriam
Jans
Rapes
Tawa
Black Mountain Motor Cer
Crowith
Utr
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Tosar
Australians Win Boxing Bouts
The Australian boxing team dominates multiple bouts with decisive knockouts and clear ring control. Wellington, Christchurch, and Sydney placed athletes to secure a strong overall performance, led by standout performances in heavyweight and light weight divisions.
Motor Cyclist In Chalky Atteral In Canberra Accident
A motorcyclist from Fairbein Mosel was admitted to Canberra Hospital with head injuries after a collision with a car at the intersection of Constitution Ave and Scott's Crossing. The rider, whose name appears garbled, is reported in critical condition with unspecified injuries.
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Chalky Atteral
Ausallan
Third victim of smash dies at Wagga site
The article reports another fatality from a smash in the area near Middle Mark, Victoris, with Marie Hopkins and others named in the muddled OCR. Police and coroner are assessing circumstances as the injured fare.
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Dney
Rash ‘Paar Jay
Wagga Maneth
Baterastald Paredd
Mark
Victoris
Marie Hopkins
Vurensille
Weile
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