Debate Over Japanese Survey Plan Shocks Australia
In Hobart and Canberra the domestic debate rages as leaders challenge the proposed survey of northern and Pacific territories by Japanese and Australian teams. Prime Minister and opposition figures accuse the government of ceding to American and British pressure while arguing about the strategic and security implications for Australia.
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Queen And Duke End Dunedin Visit
The Queen and Duke concluded a Dunedin visit with a hospital stop for Plunket charity work and social engagements. They met local leaders at a gathering, discussed sports and culture, and rode through cheering crowds back to their hotel. Europe faced a cold snap with minus degrees reported in several regions.
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Victorian Search For Lost Baby
Melbourne reporters note a large search in Gre Gre Central ten miles from St Arnaud for a two year old girl named Althea Justice Baker missing from the Home. Two hundred men and women use spotlights and torches into the evening and police fear she may be in the Avon River or a waterhole. The effort continues tomorrow.
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Pole Found Hanging From Tree After Stabbing Wife
A man named J. Blosowstel allegedly stabbed his wife then fled. Residents found her dying on a pavement. The husband later appeared in the Molonwlo River, where he was found hanging from a tree. Resuscitation efforts failed. the man died. A family with three children is left grieving as police investigate.
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Menzies Denies Japanese Invasion Plans Amid Survey Claims
Prime Minister Menzies dismissed reports of Japanese invasion plans as nonsense. He said Cabinet discussed defence attitudes toward Japan and noted trained Australians were not available for a New Guinea survey undertaken under ANZIS to assess the defence of the vicinity.
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Big Three Brace For Molotov Assault At Berlin Conference
Western ministers in Berlin prepare counter measures for Molotov planned attacks on Western policy during the Big Four meeting. Dulles signals possible inclusion of China in broader talks while stressing the defense alliance and a German question.
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State Ministers Call For Joint Migration Approach
State Immigration Ministers urged closer coordination with the Commonwealth on immigration policy especially nominating categories. Victoria and Queensland leaders pressed for more frequent meetings to curb fixation on population numbers and emphasized assimilation and the Good Neighbour Movement. Tasmania flagged concerns over British children in the Pairbridge scheme and calls for humane handling of migrant families while highlighting hydro‑electric development needs.
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Australian Labor focus on development and defence policy
The Australian Labour Party pledges to concentrate on development and defence for Northern Australia upon gaining power. Opposition figures and union leaders discuss uranium discoveries and regional security as part of the policy debate.
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Rescue of honeymooners from a sinking ketch near Mackay
A couple on the ketch Quest, including Fred Fawcett-Kay and his wife, were rescued after spending over a day exposed in heavy seas off Mackay. The vessel rode a jagged reef while rescuers battled fatigue and worsening conditions. one passenger’s illness worsened as the ship buckled in Swell.
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Atomic Energy Power Demonstration Reports Mixed Results
A report describes an experimental display of atomic energy generated power, noting mixed outcomes and some technical issues. The event highlighted advances in atomic energy research and its potential for electric power production, though challenges remained.
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