Melbourne honors list recognises royal honors to Australian figures
A Melbourne sourced list details Sir Frank Selleck and others receiving British Empire and Commonwealth awards. Knights Commander include Sir Frank Selleck and Sir Arthur Pilgrim. Honours cover CMG, CBE, MBE and OBE for public service, medicine, nursing, labor, aviation, and government roles across Victoria, Sydney, Canberra, and Queensland.
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Michael and St. George
Alister Maxwell McMullin
Scone
Ns.w
British — Empire
Frank Kingsley Norris
Caraturwell
Medical Services
AMLF
Macel
Si Harel
Maurice
Milourne
Ty Johrualva
Cil
MCA
GA. N.E.W
Society For Crippled Children
Royal Alexandra
Hospital For Children
Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia
John Stanley Murray
Adelaide
Arthur Barton Pilgrim Armies
Lean
Faculty of Dental Science
University of Melbourne
William Watt Leggall
London
Victoria
Henry Arthur Win
St. George
C.M.G
Sidney Powell
Hawthorn
S.A
G.A.T T
Francis Seymour Vine
Toorak
Vic
Associated Chambers of Manufactures
George Percival Norman Watt
Burwood
Australian National Airlines
Commission Mostev
Eris Michael O'Brien
Canberra
Goulburn
Francha Alexander O'Connor
Surrey Hills
Department of Supply
Henry Armand Blau
East Brighton
Secretar
Department of Labour and National Service
Brigarlier Warren D'Arcy McDonald
Australan National University
Snce
Australian National Airlines Commission
Commiss_sion
George Ronald Richards
Melbourne
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation
John Paul Quinn
Department of External Affairs
Wilfred Alan Westerman
Department of Trade
Jacob Fletcher
Japanese War Criminals To Be Released
Tokyo reports that all war criminals sentenced on Australian charges will be released by the end of June. Prime Minister Menzies informed Japanese Premier Kishi of the decision after discussions following Menzies voyage to Japan.
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Tokyo
A. A-P.reuter
Australan
Menzies
Kishi
Menges
Japan
Minister Refuses To Stop Sale
A disputed lease sale involving Block 67 in the Gungahlin district remains contentious after Minister Fairhall stated the legal position is unassailable. Jim Fraser and Mr Crace maintain concerns over land tenure, with calls for a full inquiry into Capital Territory lease administration.
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Mr. Fairhall
Woodgers and
Calthorpe Itd
Block Oi
Gungublin
Cancerva Grazie
Crace
Jim Fraser
Minster
Ohe
Fairhall
Fraser
Ainister
P. J. Donnelly
Lrace
Woodgers
Calthorpe
Department
Gungahlin
Queensland Premier Gair Defeated in Supply Bill Vote
The Queensland Parliament saw a packed public gallery as the Gair government failed to pass a 27 million pound Supply Bill aimed to fund government through October. The defeat came after fierce ALP and QSP exchanges and a cross‑bench tally with Official Labour backing the Opposition. An early election seems likely.
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Queensland
Gait
Walsh
A.lp
Q.S.P
Labour Pary
Iment
Gatt
Justice Mansfield
Justice Mansfeid
John Laverack
Gair
Hiley
Three Gaoled For Death In Hotel Fire
Three men Kevin Francia Johnson Frederick James Aitchenson and Nelson Stewart Nichols were each sentenced to 12 years for manslaughter in the Isisford Hotel fire that killed Elsie Fraser 17 and her nine month old daughter Denise Mary. Justice Sheeny ordered equal treatment among the defendants. The fire at Isisford Hotel occurred on September 10 with Bris bane General Hospital treating the survivor burns.
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Brisbane
Werthusdaya
Longreach
Irisford
Justice Sheeny
Kevin Francia Johnson
Golden West
Sissford
Frederick James Aitchenson
Isisford
Nelson Stewart Nichols
N.S.W
Elsie Fraser
Brisbane General Hospital
Isinford
Denise Mary
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Senate
Frank Selleck
Sir Kenneth Finnie
Ules
Bellevie Hill
Sydney
Coun
Ficke
Vietoria
Dante
TASE
Annibelle Dane Mary Rankin
Toowong
St Michael
Alestes
McMultin
Princess
Bishop
Princess Margaret
Coventry
C. K. N. Bardsley
St. Oswald's Church
Tile Hill
St. Oswald's
Australia
Ami Kelsom Binte Maidin
Malaya
Royal Perth Hospital
Casey
Ummi Kelsom
Kent Hughes
Licre
Waluely
Mr. Gair
Offeial
Labour