ALP Moves to Gain Control of ANU
An Australian Labor Party move seeks tighter control of ANU via nomination of 30 candidates for a June 20 election. The slate includes Prosaeat and Grove and Wever, with Bealty, Crogan, and J. Rennettmast as part of the ticket. the secretary is Brown.
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NZ League Triumphs Over Northern at Armidale
The New Zealand team edged Northern 78 in Armidale as the match swung late in the second half. Reg Wh, a standout performer, helped secure the win with a brilliant display while the Kiwis conserved effort until the final stages.
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Fog Shrouds Canberra With Unclear Weather Notes
A jagged weather dispatch from Canberra notes fog and variable pressure patterns. The report cites record temperature movements and a forecast peak near the upper twenties, with earlier lows around 21.8 degrees.
Canberra Forecasts and Local Weather Fragments
Fragmented forecast notes describe coastal winds and variable conditions for the Canberra area. References to sectors, districts, and directions are garbled but imply shifting wind patterns and temperature changes across the region.
Weather report fragment from Connerrarra page
Fragmented OCR weather item mentions Dah, Aechen and times and temperatures with garbled numbers. No clear forecast or location details fully readable for a precise summary.
Trades and Labour Council to review ACT delegate appointment
Canberra unions urge swift action to resolve representation issues as the Third Battalion unit plans reform and will be based in Canberra. The council seeks public input on recruiting and facilities for workers attending the annual camp, highlighting wartime community support and citizenship duties.
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Erna Berger Concert At Albert Hall Draws Notable Attendance
The high school audience at Albert Hall on Batuty day welcomed soprano Erna Berger with an expected reception of about 130 attendees, three from the Bigh t Bonooh reportedly present. Berger, connected with Berlin State operas, will perform works by Glinka, Lotti, Puccini, Brahms, Grieg, and others. Her accompanist Henrik Peng will accompany with nocturnes and preludes.
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Ceylon Mission on Agriculture to Australia
The Ceylon Department of Agriculture plans a mission to Australia under retrial conditions. The Minister for Commerce and other officials announced the special plane and were to meet with technical officers of the Australian Department of Agriculture for immediate discussions.
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Allied commands discuss policies in postwar Japan control
An investigation notes British and American forces faced friction over occupation policy in Japan since 1946. It cites sanctions and containment measures, with British aims clashing with American control, and highlights VD rates among troops and contraband issues at sea and in ports.
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Man Injured When Hit by Train at Redfern Platform
A man was found injured beside the No. T platform at Redfern after a train bound for Bankstown passed. He was taken to Sydney Hospital with a fractured leg and internal injuries. Police seek the injured man's identification and determine whether he fell from the train or the platform.
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Wheat aggreements shape Australian and Soviet talks
A fragment mentions international wheat price talks involving Australia and the Soviet bloc. Officials debate the impact on prices and government policy as ministers seek stable markets and a cooperative framework amid wartime pressures.
Cabinet Review Sets Path for Price Subsidies
The Commonwealth Government plans not to force price rises in states with subsidy batches. A cabinet committee, led by Mr Cuffey, will oversee payments and consider transferring price control to state governments within three months. The move aims to stabilize costs as subsidies are applied nationwide.
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Wheat test appeal to Privy Council after High Court loss
The Wheat Industry Defence Council anticipated a Privy Council appeal after the High Court ruling on the wheat test case. Jones argued the case supported the grower claim and required Privy Council review, while industry groups prepared to respond and seek reversal.
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Passenger counts and aims in Melbourne air transport plan
Fragmentary report shows Melbourne passengers seeking a safer air transport system. The text notes figures totaling 254 05 and mentions three months of renewal efforts, with a focus on improving seating and fear reduction for travelers.
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Federal price control debate in parliament over state aid
Parliament debates federal aid to states on price and rent controls amid tensions between Commonwealth and premiers. Opposition criticizes government plan to end price controls within three months while marking possible continuation funded in coming budget. Leaders warn of economic instability and refer to referendum implications for states and coal supply.
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Parliament Probe Sheds Light on Life Assurance Case
In a Sydney proceeding the Prime Minister and Mr Chifley faced questions about alleged policy funds at Life Assurance Company. Officials indicated actuarial figures show policy liabilities of 049,000 with totals near 408,000 and 102,000 in varied accounts.
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Increased Road Grants to States Likely
A deputation from Shires led by Mr C Payne and Mr J Dawson urged higher petrol tax allocations to fund road services. Prime Minister Chifley indicated payroll tax removal was unlikely and a £1,000,080 grant review was planned, with funding to local government bodies and state authorities discussed in context of weekly work and revenue links.
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Tumult in Tasmanian Parliament Stalls Land Policy Debate
The text describes a divided Tasmanian setting with no majority on a motion related to land policy and government price control. Plans discuss vacating a central field, delaying Parliament, and possible cabinet actions. A minister pledges steps to protect the community while observing the Landlord and Tenant Act. A future parliamentary meeting and potential new department are noted.
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Prices Branch Office Exonerated and Investigation Noted
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a Prices Branch Office exoneration and an investigation. Referenced names include legal authorities and deputies, with unclear details on charges, evidence, and proceedings.
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Woman Arrests Reported In Marl Murder Case
Sydney Weis detectives arrested a woman after a fight at Bemnip street in Berikatown. The accused, identified as Jean Ste Donal, reportedly assaulted a person at her home on Ie At hernome Street. The investigation follows a nine-month inquiry by authorities in Barikatown.
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