Maintenance of Peace Debate in Melbourne
The debate in Melbourne centers on postwar peace pledges. Opposition figures warn Australia must prevent a repeat of wartime outcomes and stress shared responsibility with Britain. Prime Minister and leaders discuss commitments to avoid future conflicts and ensure lasting stability, amid international warnings.
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Melbourne
Australia
Irel Forday
Curtin
Xumurpee
Agein
Hotel meals for travellers from rationing bureau
Sydney on Tuesday the rationing commission offered coupons for food, but only for a limited amount to a North Coast hotelkeeper who sought to feed travellers. Supplies were to last three months, but the hotel sent back the coupons and the commission was to issue extra coupons for essential meals. The secretary of the Licensing Magistrates noted that the deputy director of rationing had supplied the details and expected most hotels to begin serving travellers soon.
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Sydney
North Coast
W. 5. Reaven
Hudeon
Sewer Gas Explosion injures two city workers
Brisbane reports a sewer gas explosion in the city early Thursday morning. Two City Council employees were injured, one severely, as a detonation shook the area and shattered nearby windows. They were descending a manhole when foul air was encountered.
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Brisbane
Thursany
Secemer
Mamitton
Wage EARNERS NSW April employment figures drop
The State Statistician reports April employment in New South Wales fell to 778,200 with 251,000 women and 549,200 men. Governmental authorities accounted for 108,400 of the total. March stood at 177,200. September 1943 at 773,200.
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Sydney
State Statistician
Carver
Ermay
Concord Oil Court Case Reveals Powell's Oil Venture
Powell testified that he became proprietor of Concord Du Ratinerica in May 1943 with £100 from his wife. Over seven months he claimed £2000 in contracts to supply shale oil at 2d per gallon but supplied none or repaid none. The plant was taken over under National Security Regulations amid a £32,000 government claim. Justice Clyne ruled Powell's conduct amounted to a windle.
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Concord
du Ratinerica
Wid Toma
Peenite
Justien
Clyne
Windle
Balancing Hospital Budgets Faces Major Subsidy Hurdle
Fragmentary text suggests a hospital budget issue tied to a grant subsidy of around £180,000. The article mentions Sts stent Ea and Eb wounced, with unclear references to host Sy sycil ent, Ran, and potential equipment funding impacts.
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Chien
Miners Reject Code for Discipline in Sydney
In Sydney on Thursday miners rejected a proposed code for discipline amid calls for economy. The report notes May consumption of coal and electricity rose unexpectedly despite reduced communication and a drop in April. A letter from the Miners' Federation urged the Health Minister Fraser to convene a conference with miners' delegates to discuss daily introduction of a federal scheme.
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Sydney
Am Porthern
Aisa Ibe
South End
Fearon
Grant
Fraser
Community drives to wipe out racket in Sydney
Commonwealth and U8 Army utilities cooperate to wipe out rackets. Investigation officers say service members on leave in Britain week assist in the effort. Medford repays 13 of 429 paid by an American for two poorly furnished bedrooms in Randwick.
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Sydney
Comumonwaith
Com.aith
Medford
Randwick
County Council Formed for Blue Mountains
Sydney reports a new Blue Mountains County Council with extensive powers formed by amalgamating Katoomba and Blackheath Municipalities and the Blue Mountains Shire. The five member body will oversee water, sewerage, electricity, passenger transport, and tourism promotion, enabling local planning and housing decisions.
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Sydney
Thureway
Bie Mountains
Cahill
Katoomba
Blackheath
Bluis Mountains
Blue Mountains
Shire
Black Neath and Katooms
Blue’ Mountains
Air Training Corps Parade Promotes New Squadron Entry
The Air Training Corps announces its first official enrolment for a new age group in the Canberra region with a parade at the College Kingstown on Sunday at 10 am. Future parades are planned for Avalon in September with arrangements for squadron involvement from Canberra and Cooma and other towns.
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Queanbeyan - Balla
Kingtos
Tormail Armadell
Abip Nevige
Wehoal
Prncr
Avalon
You
Bege
Cooma
Hombale
Canherrea
College Basketball Results From Saturday Matches
Saturday's basketball results show Hx.atudent forfeiting to High WAAR while Grammar defeated LW.CA. Grammer 3 12 defeated Amalie 1h. St Pats, Hel' lef, and High Park compete in a series of games at Te lopeu Park School and Grammramy Seto. Upcoming Country Week practice and team selections pursue Can terra Wenn with teams leaving on Bat Suly 22.
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CGB
High Waar
High
Grammar
Lw.ca
Elope Parez
Det
Grammer
Amalie
St Pats! Hel’ Lef
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Telopeu Park School
Grette
Grammramy Seto
Cris
Alla Ea F
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COC
AWA
Wan Ad
Terra Wenn
Bat Suly
Bird
Dome Power Delaara
Ea Moulton
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