Misread on Conscription Prompt Sparks Debate in Sydney Tuvalay
Reported remarks attributed to Premier Stevens touch on conscription as a last resort and defense planning. The piece cites concerns over labor disruption, democratic resilience, and the need to mobilize industry and the nation while avoiding totalitarian methods.
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Auatealian Institute of Heal Science
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Cremuin
Wellington Mayor Threatens Riot Act Over City Hall Hearings
The Wellington mayor, Wellington N.2.1 Tueming, warned the city council to halt hearings as Communist influence grows. He claimed authorities could use the Riot Act to quell unrest if demonstrations continued, asserting the Empire backlash and new public sentiment could spark action.
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Cheintenureh
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Empire
Newok
Ships Sunk Last Week Report From London
A London report states 25 ships were sunk last week with 25 vessels British and neutral, many damaged or scuttled to avoid capture. It notes merchant ships and armed vessels, with most crews saved or dispersed, while several remain in home ports under threat.
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London
Germainy
Welfare association plans relief comforts for Sint Battalion
The welfare association has completed plans to provide comforts for the Sint Bettalion's men during caravaning. Refreshments in the journey to sample are provided by military authorities. A port office is being provided in the camp and a special bag is vein ute. The correct addres to fide ta: umber nan, Sed Battalion, Military Post, Glenfield. These addresses will avoid fondible delay at Glenfield. Further supplies and kainte forté equivalents for ration init supplies of wool will be available upon application to the Tourist Bureau. Civic Centre, the Mrs. Rawson's, Manuten. The following declarations are acknowledged previously w Additional notes include Commander Garalu 50 Airx.
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Sint
Glenfield
Tautriat Bureau
Civic Centre
Shipping Co operation Talks Between Britain and France
British and French ministers held talks in London on maritime cooperation. Sir John Gilmour, shipping minister, and French official Wy Mertantite Marine led discussions with Sir Cyril Hurcomb and M. Hypatie Wormshead. The delegates aimed to advance mutual understanding and solve key wartime transport issues.
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Ministry For Shipping
Nas
John Gilmour
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Mertantite Marine
M. Jean Marie
Maritimne
Mutua
Uhermmelver
Night Flying Luxury Sleepers and a New Government Rail Plan
A scrambled item reports on night flying luxury sleepers in Melbourne and a proposed government rail initiative. It notes a transition period with service entablished soon and references government ministers and policy terms. The text mentions a possible extension of services and a forthcoming timetable adjustment impacting travel.
Splitting Defence Contracts Debate in New South Wales
A deputation from the Builders' Association of New South Wales urged the Minister for the Paters to split large defence contracts among several firms. The Minister replied feasibility exists to divide work but cites criteria and conditions to ensure proper execution and fairness.
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Assoencia
New South Wale
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Réaktor Fulland
New South Wales
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Assault Boats Supply Contract Report in Sydney
TM Minister for Supply and Development Sir Byedlrick Stewart announced a contract for 100 manned boats at a cost of £0 167. The boats are to be used at the wharf area for lifting and securing five and seven hundred water works tasks.
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Sydney
Tuesany TM
Byedlrick Stewart
Hamend
Chapetun Horgineerigy Vy) Ltd
Deputation Demands Censorship Policy From Prime Minister
A deputation to Prime Minister Menzies condemns censorship methods seen as intimidating and politically motivated. Beasley and others urge a robust stance, arguing censorship should safeguard troop interests and national security while Parliament debates its limits. The exchange highlights tensions over cabinet responsibility and party influence.
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Sydney
Thins
Me Meiers
Menzies
Vinton-Smith Wins Corio By-Election Victory
Melbourne sharebroker J T Vinton-Smith secured a decisive win in Corio by election. The result followed a brisk campaign with strong public support and reflected a shift in local political sentiment.
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J.T. Vintonetsmith
Corio
Malone
Vinton-Smith
MIL
Moonlit State Lottery Draw Involving Syndicate Mention
Reading from a fragmented OCR text, a state lottery notice references a Syndicate and multiple proper nouns, including locations and individuals. The readable portions mention a legal notice style requirement and a Friday event, but details are highly garbled and many names appear misrendered.
British Hides and Skins Purchase Reported
A report notes a British purchase of hides and skins with an estimated total value around E168 000. The Futeral Haverneent details the sale and suggests a swift completion while noting prevented shipments and related customs complications.
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Torrnesl
Mr Mair Opposes Labour Conscription
Mr Mair resists conscription policy amid debate in Parliament. The source notes opposition from government figures and public figures, with speculation on potential government stance and party division.
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MR. Mair
Tandem cyclists crash en route to record attempt
Three riders Tuendily, Oxsir Nicholson, and Roy Men from Sydney set out for a Perth record but crashed early near Canberra. Nicholson broke a collarbone and Moore sustained abrasions and shock. The group was hospitalized while authorities assessed the incident.
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Roy Men
Sydney
Perth
Canberra
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Ken and
Moore
Trains Collide Accident Near Wyons Wyurg
A train collision occurred in Wyons Wyurg Tuesday afternoon injuring several people including Renee Hoare 45, and Albert Wannell. Authorities from Newcasle and Cewater are investigating the scene as emergency crews respond to the wreckage and coordinate rail safety measures.
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Seevonary
Agee
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eTuaheil
Lelie
Pot
Renee Hoare
Hyun Ri
Albert Wannell
Uae
Newcasle
Cewater
Une Noweis
New Guinea Pilot Killed in Crash
In Rabaul on Tuesday two pilots died in a plane crash near the airfield. Doyle, a 28 year old regular pilot, was among the crew. The crash followed a misjudged landing during a routine flight over the harbor area, with no immediate survivors reported.
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New Guinea
Boy Lost For Three Hours In Capital Streets
Civilians joined in a search yesterday afternoon after a three year old boy wandered from his parents near No. 2 Secretariat. The family was visiting the capital and left their car near Parliament House. Residents helped scour the streets as a boy was found safe with patrollers.
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Nourch
Udview
Ingeed
le Way
Ing & Ghort
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Partiasaentt
Price of Tea Declines in Ceylon Amid Grading Concerns
Report from Canberra notes a tea price drop tied to undesirable grades in Ceylon. The Melbourne and Sydney markets respond as managers cite uncertainties whether the reduction will affect Australian supplies or all shipments arriving.
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Canberra
Walt Penn
Ceylon
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