Federal ALP conference to decide NSW faction fate
The Australian Labor Party faces a crisis as a federal conference in Melbourne will decide whether the NSW State Executive is dismissed or a composite executive with a majority of nongroupers will be appointed. The report cites potential asset disputes and legal actions, with factions pressing for influence ahead of the conference.
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ALP
ALB
A.lp
Eimalher
Acton
ALT
Melbourne
N.S.W. Drench
Vanes
ALD
Tndustrial
Trilustelat
N.S
Nindes Mall
Aight
Nsw
N.S.W
Supreme Court
Tegal Baltie
Anligsbupers
Srustees
Messrs
R.A
Jin
Stewart
G Weight
Wwerr
Rebal
Secor
Wenom Minees
Carency
Thi
Tuske- Me
Dowhing
Tink Wit
Attatr
Fot
3. Shortell
T. Korth Fan
Tn Textile Workers’ Union
Tin Tradex
Trades Hall
Sourgoa
Sais
Eresent
Sroupue
Ula Fedarab Executivic
Russians Ahead In Atomic Research Says Prof Oliphant
Professor Oliphant, returning from Moscow via Canberra, reports Russians lead in atomic research for peace aims. He notes vast Soviet institutes, rapid mobilization of science, and a strong pool of scientists compared with Western nations. He cites energy and equipment costs and predicts expanding scientific capacity will yield dividends.
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Prof. Oliphant
Australian National University
Marcus Oliphant
Oliphant Retuen
Canberra
Canforens
Moscow
Russia
Oliphant Sui
Toussinn
Oliphant
Nmne
British teachers ordered out over religious teaching claim
Two British ser teachers Alan East and Margaret Branch of the General Mission Protestant international mission faced expulsion over alleged Christian instruction to Muslim students. The suspension occurred as authorities cite concerns about cross faith teaching amid ongoing tensions.
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Teachrns
Eayer
Aero
Reiter
Yestes
Igave
Alan East
Margaret Branch
Gent General Mission
Inter Lendmu
Missian
Second Day Of Test Match Washed Out
The Trent Bridge test between England and Australia was abandoned after heavy rain. Captains May and Johnson ruled play impossible as the pitch stayed waterlogged, with only end-of-innings scores recorded before stoppage. Weather forecasts warned of further rain, though 7,000 spectators bought tickets for an eventual day two. Dowling cited injuries, while Lindwall might return as a batsman but Lilley seems doubtful.
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Dusingham
Peay
Tegin
Trent
Bridge
Peter May
Ian Johnson
Jalay
Sands
MD. Dowling
Inijuries
Australia
Davidson
Dating Wantus
Lindwall
Tiste
Sowler
Avener
Miler
Ephe
Fan Joboson
Wentworth Suspended Amid House Dispute Over Duthie Speech
In a heated debate over a controversial speech by Mr. Duthie of the Labour Party, Mr. Wentworth was suspended for a day after refusing to withdraw a comment linking Labour and Communist aims. The exchange touched on anti communist rhetoric, parliamentary rules, and claims of dissembling in the House.
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Jowden
Smiarthy
Xemark
Arasy
Mr. Wentworth
Mr. Bowden
Wentworth
Tan
Labour Party
Bowden
Sousa
Shle
Communist Party
Duthie
Sili My. Wentorth
British A-bomb tests to be conducted near the Pacific
Sir Anthony Eden announced planned British atmospheric nuclear tests to be based near the equatorial Pacific between Australia and Mexico. A remote testing site will host aircraft taking off to observe effects while Royal Navy ships move supplies and personnel. The operation aims to assess atmospheric fallout and safety precautions amid opposition questions in Parliament.
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Sir Anthony
Pacific
Teland
Equator
Australia
Mexico
Planne
Lie Hom
Canbeerd
Slso
Santos
Royal Navy
Anthony Eden
Enkor
Mur
Anthony Elon Mik
Rural Lessees Appeal Against New Rentals
Rural lessees appeal against new rentals after investigation shows about two thirds of holdings invested, with the remainder remote or consented houses. An official of the Treasury Department and the Rural Lessees Association leader Mr Bennetts commented on the department’s actions and its impact on the tenants.
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Atore
Ajit
Cural
Iave
They
A.G.T
Fural Lessies Association
Mi. F. & Bennetts
Magallon
Penn Shawty
Major Scandal On Landing Permits At Court
In Water Police Court today a major scandal over landing permits was raised. Ten accused, including an immigrant and the Isliane, faced charges with bail set at £200 each. The case hints at involvement from staff of the Australian Legation in Hay and possible connections to Rome.
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Washington
R.A.A.F
U.S. Air Fora
G. Barnes
W. Shipp
Redbank
Brisbane
O. Garradt
Tennessee
T. W. Smith
No. 2
Amberley
Queensland
RAAF
Us.a
Uve
Sydney
Permuits
Talia Sue
Mir
Bawilte
Hay
Boulter
IiMinne
Austravian ‘Legation
Ldaty
Boniter
Italy
Boliller
Austrasia
Rome
Unions Protest Displacement Of Horse And Dray
A deputation from the Trades and Labour Council will approach the Director of Works, Mr J James, on Thursday on behalf of dray owners. They claim compensation is needed as dray earnings, valued between £60 and £80, will drop and current positions remain available, while horses and drays are replaced with larger equipment. The dispute centers on cost, capability, and the impact on workers who operated the horses and drays cleaning gutters and leaves.
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Department of Works
Canberra
Trades and Labour Council
A.cot. Diretor of Works
J. James
Amen
Tamner
Antoniat
Touds
Asian Australian Anthology Under Preparation
The Canberra based project brings together Australian and Asian writers for an international anthology. Fellows abroad contribute prose and translations with editors seeking to preserve original voice and style amid final publication scheduling.
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ES Sociial Allaley
Canberra
Gwergess
Chemical spray saves shearing sheep in Australia
Brisbane reports Gruziem researchers claim a chemical spray removes wool from sheep at skin level, freeing up hundreds of shearers. Inventor B Bisley and manager Hull state costs under 4 shillings per head, with early tests showing complete wool removal after spraying.
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Brisbane
Veidlay
Gruziem
J. Kingrant
Kingram
United
Gragiers
Grater
Association For
B. Bisley
Bimore
Yelsibon
Hull
Kingrain
Bisley
Enesti
Welker
Territory Administrator Appointed for Northern Territory
Mr Archer N Territory Administrator named successor to Mr Fr Wise who retires after five years. Archer, 36, brings vast territorial administration experience and will act as permanent head while Wise becomes government consultant to northern development and plans to live in Perth.
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TC. Archer
Northern Territory
Wise
Perth
Masluck
Archer
Tis
Ioring
Former Whip Discharged In Sydney Court
A Sydney court discharged a 39 year old man charged with damaging a glass panel at a depot. The incident occurred after midnight when intruders tried to enter the premises. a caretaker handed the pair to officers and no further action was taken.
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Sydney
Sruney
Priday
Joe Ines
Bayntan
Doe) Gullatt
Bank Dork
Sgt
D. Joods
Furmer
Lambrig
Aweaukeyan
Kelly
Wakeham Ra
Neutral Bay
Sane
Tad
Goone
Alfred
John Ekeoga
Ana
Gullett
Keogh
Gan Sang
Hodgson
Lupe
Townsend To Tour Australia In Royal Air Force Flight
Group Captain Peter Townsend leads a 400000 mile world tour in a Royal Air Force effort. The journey will include a crossing to Australia and a stop in London as part of the itinerary.
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Townsend
New York
Reiley
Zrdumbia
North Earolina
Meges
Wolr Cub
Lon Don
Perday
Sia
Miele Bast
Ltn
COR
Copenhagen
1Yidae
Aap-Reuler
Sorlor Enders Nilsolar
Sweden
Penmark
Netherlands
Hague
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Sexcastle
T. Dougherty
Seizntite
Is MoRson
Professor Oliphant
Sata
Prof
New Zealand
W. Dunton
Damiber Pilih
Mo Alen
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