Debates Over Banking Bill and Currency Note Reform
Parliament faced a heated exchange as Sir Spender and colleagues criticized the government for delaying committal on the Banking Bill and note reform. Speakers warned devaluation risks, urged Caucus bravery, and debated separation of note management from central finance while addressing national security implications.
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Sir Spenter
House of Representatives
Spender
Ign
Bpender
Chifley
Xsur
Bpenderi
Pat
Earle Page Cowper
Mr. Abbott
New England
Australia
Country Party
Ale Malden
Ries
Hin
Claus
Treamrnr
Lake Zurini
Dunning Letters Not Produced in Rent Allegation
Anthony produced two rent receipts from the Department of the Interior showing increases. Pedvin and Mrs Pedvin faced a withholding and questioned rent arrears. The interior department investigated dunning letters. Beasley criticized Anthony for political interference and for wrongly informing Mrs Pedvin. The committee faced delays but aimed to complete inquiries with caution and decency.
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Anthony
Interior
Department of the
Ile Wite
Ped Vin
Sempla
Renatur
Weasley
Mir Bennley
Antony
Mr. Beaaley
Seusley
Benaley
Byeney
Bewley
Beasley
Floods Force Families From Murwillumbah and Casino Regions
Unprecedented June rains flood the Far North Coast and southern Queensland forcing many residents from Murwillumbah Lisemere and Casino area. Trees, homes and vessels are damaged as the Richmond River and surrounding waterways surge. Authorities warn of continuing danger with transport disruptions and emergency operations underway.
Ceremonial Tour of Capitals Completed
The Duke and Duchess of Chic tar began a ceremonial tour of capitals, visiting New Orleans and West Briabane while the royal party planned stays and engagements. A delay arose from political advice, with tentative aims to visit Ox berra and other establishments, alongside naval duties and ceremonial receptions.
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Brunrane
Chictar
Jamet Meare Brietmrecht
Iyaney
Oxberra
New Oulnes
Trey
Parliament debates price branch probe and youth age rule
Acting Prime Minister defended a price branch inquiry and discussed the Youths at 40 age rule while addressing questions about Professor Owen Caley's report on the Usley mis orate. Ministers debated border shopping, postwar migration, and gun souvenir claims as government actions continued.
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Price Branch
Crasg
Prius
Tei
Abtolt
New Bayrhtod
Q8win
Ueeley
A ! Caley
Haysen
Parkas
Omy
Wilmoty
Dee
Traswport
Mr. Ward
Wakefield
Dedman
Britiah Dovermmunia
Mr. Chifley
My Makin
Pallon
Troi Aganey
Awe Bale
Baec Cate
Govarnment
Farmere
Comameree
Mtv Beuily
Aderman
Inspection urged of Kimberleys inspection urged of Kimberleys
A demand for inquiry into Kimberley region details by Commonwealth and West Government aims to assess available forage for cattle. The proposal notes potential action by acting Prime Minister and ministers though doubt remains on feasibility at this time.
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Erinkine Commonwealth
West Han Goviramuente
Kimberley
Oseyer. Br
Sedding & Gelegation
Plastic Exhibition in Canberra Tour Bureau Display
A cooperative show by Canberra Tour Bureau and the Technical College presents plastic art from the Dy Baakeland project. The exhibition traces early plastic design and features works labeled Tekelitz and Saunon. It concludes with the exhibit joining Canberra’s permanent collection.
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Canberra
C Terre Technical Coleg Mt
Carda
Tekelitz
Saunon
Forecasts and regional weather outlook with showers
Prediction notes moderate winds and light showers across coastal and inland regions. Gale conditions along exposed coasts, with rough seas on tablelands and higher elevations. Temperatures steady with some clearing later, winds easing in northern areas as improving conditions arrive.
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Cantral Coast
Lloudiens
Mater
Rgh Toy Winsens
Canberra Weather Tuesday Report
Local weather note shows morning temperature near 62 degrees with light winds around 4 mph. Forecast hints at possible rain with rain gauge around 3 points and afternoon readings around 62 at 2 pm, though details are unclear.
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Booth
Rainfell
Rainfall report for 24 hues ends at 9 am yesterday
Rainfall data from southern Tablesunle lists Crookwell 0 points Canberra to Queanbeyan 3 Wraidwood 0 Araluets 164 Michelago 1 Cooma 4 Fimmitadel 31 Rambata 20 Marridale 18 Kjandis 35 Waby 13 Jindanyny 12 Kosciunac 13 Tomi Bendow Park 13 Benang am 18 and nore 18 2
War Agricultural Committee reports blocked by headquarters
The District War Agricultural Committee near Sydney compiled a report detailing urgent potato, vegetable, and essential crop needs for the wartime supply road front. Officials at Sydney head office suppress the report, hindering ministerial access and delaying farm machinery and planting approvals. production fears rise as markets for harvests vanish and farmers face imposed restraints and unclear authorizations.
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Ile Patie
Tate Entrallers Ac Qaymnery
Pauls
Sydney
District War Agricultural Committee
oMiciaja
Commonwealth
War Agricultural
Knetley Uefeys
Witvier Ff
Fatmeta Teaselich
AOKI
Toratock Couner
Potati
Aouth
Poyait
Inapeetorn
Brimye Lown
Angus Hamper
Tar
Pontenalt
Prodietinn Ark Weedenmitig
Liv
Millworkers Resume in Sydney After Reinstatement Talks
Fragments indicate millworkers in Sydney resume activity after a delay in reinstatement talks. The piece mentions a named group and possible return dates and ongoing negotiations affecting staffing and operations.
Grave position of coal stocks in wartime supply
The article reports coal sites failing to operate on Monday and a threatened power blackout if mines do not resume work. It notes statements from Commonwealth Coal Control and the Mineral Central Executive urging a continued coal supply and warning of potential metropolitan power outages if production remains halted.
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Serviaa
Wil
Iecamera
Wifciale
Commonwealth Coal
Minera’ Central Executive
Minere Praration
Grant
Mighell
Onl Atacka
Pita
Col
Pharmaceutical Benefits Act May Be Delayed
Parliament debates delay of the Pharmaceutical Benefits Act with government negotiations ongoing. Mr Holloway indicates no immediate tabled changes while the Commonwealth Pharmacy Board and Medical Association discuss access and supply, including member concerns over drug availability and distribution across Victoria and Western Australia.
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Pharmaceutical
Annayed Heeminn Leehienl
Grudminester
Hull of Representatives
Miniatur
Labour
Holloway
Korgarry
Gritvik Medical
Pharmaceutial Service Guild
Tag Ho
BMA
Victoria
Austra Flu
Enginie
Pharmaceuticel Tavelle
Lawry Thane
Lapeneaties
Sir Holloway
Rent Regulations Revived Nations and Land Policies
The article discusses revived rent regulations to fix rents and curb landlord excesses. It notes a Commonwealth control framework, removal of previous anomalies, and enforcement from March 1, 104, with exemptions and refunds possible by court order.
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Landlard Aid
Delegates At ACU Conference Queue For Stalls
Armed with authority to purchase services for the ACU delegates, 388 attendees formed a long queue outside Fradee Hall as tobacconist shops opened. The scene captured a busy morning with delegates awaiting arrangements and supplies for the week.
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Dufy
Thesday
ACU
Freight ship wreck near Tempe rocks prompts salvage effort
A freighter driven ashore off west Tempe rocks near Kempsey in a violent wreck as heavy seas pound the vessel. Surviving crew reach safety at Kempsey Hospital while salvage operations at Sydney and Newcastle search for missing sailors and plan to refloat the ship amid strong swells.
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Sy Terx
Twosibiy
Cowommban
Piith West Rocks
Ketmpaey
Sydney
Tempe
Syde
Gale
Fam
Kempsey
van Grahan Cripps
Aganey
Iehoela
Himaesidedt Cripps
Hydney
Newcastle
Aix
Surplus Revenue Forecast in Budget Debated
The government projected a surplus revenue range of 16 to 20 million pounds amid fears of budget shortfalls. Prime Minister LM Cine announced the plan during a parliamentary briefing as part of wartime expenditure considerations. An adjournment paused the debate amid opposition calls for alternative funding.
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AcMg
LM Cine
Petrol restrictions easing hinted in House debate
Fragmented OCR notes indicate possible easing of petrol restrictions discussed in the House of Representatives. The text is garbled but suggests a wartime levy or price control debate and timing around a ninth season.
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House of Representatives
Boy Electrocuted in Pool of Water
A boy was electrocuted in a pool of water at a wake. An electrician in rubber boots recovered the body after a power line wire fell into the pool while bystanders aided the victim. Medical staff attempted resuscitation but the boy died.
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Adinoch
Petar Prancix Buller
Paulings
Wirth
Cireva
Griver
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