Wasteful free drug scheme blamed by Sire in Melbourne page
The report cites deaths of migrant women and injuries after a revel, with identified victims Marcella Dalls-Rows and Banta Ernesto Zanotelia and others from Wonthaggi, Alfred Hospital officials say the dead are not yet identified. Sir Marie Page criticizes the Chifley Government for drug formulary waste and doctors' conscription, listing examples of excessive prescribing and arguing for a disciplinary committee to supervise drug use.
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Melbourne
SIRE
Alfred Hospital
Chifley
Bit Marie Page
Labour
Harie Page
Dreyer Aia
Progress of Girl Guides' Association Leaders Elected At Annual Meeting
The ACT branch of the Girl Guides elected new officers at its annual meeting. Mrs Ai Plate was appointed matron and Mrs Jor Ayoortwife spoke on guiding. A guest, Mrs Chima M, noted work with displaced children during the war in Canada and China.
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ACT
Itl Guiddes
Amoshukion
Pution
Mek D.'Tilleytd
Mis
Ky Terael
Vives Presulintes Min Wi
Wien
Aasiabane Aecrenies
Isvinegstates Seimuara
Une Racing
Uunder
Tye
Mural Govinimonee
Mrs. Ai
Puke
Canada
Fahe
China
Japanese Treaty Secret Report Sent to High Commissioners
A secret report on the Japanese treaty has been dispatched to joint high commissioners in London. Representatives from involved nations attended the conference to discuss terms and stance.
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Com
Lon Jdoe
Aboriginal M P Suggested By Labour For Aboriginal Representation
The Federal Parliamentary Labour Party backed five recommendations for Aboriginal representation in Parliament. Mr Chifley warned constitutional change is needed to create a special Aboriginal electorate, not a normal territorial one, with state and economy-joined implications. New Zealand’s Maori representation cited as a model. Melbourne report notes party leaders and woolgrowers council discuss a wool levy plan to fund post-JO marketing. referendum support expected but council demands final say on proposals.
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Trann Je
Trandom
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Melbourne
Austral Party
Woolgrowers Council
R. D. Bakewell
L Ate
House of Representar Council
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Pine Por Possession Of Hotel Glasses
John Miloschs, 25, labourer of Riverside Hostel, was fined £1 by default two days imprisonment for possessing two glasses believed stolen or unlawfully obtained. Milochs pleaded not guilty. Constable Osborne said the glasses were found on him June 10. The case involved liquor licence renewal for Stan ley James Bennett, 94, contractor, with police not opposing the licence when convicted for driving under the influence.
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Riverside
Milochs
Osborne
Grissen
Pace Vento
Stanley James Bennett
Sandesh Ros
Hebrusry
England Tests Audible Controversy Over Holland Try
Report of a disputed first Test where Australia argued Jack Holland did not score a try after ball contact near the line. Officials ruled the act legal, while observers suggested a score might have counted if another Australian touched down. Meanwhile lottery notes appear in the same column.
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Auats
Jack Holland
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Ing
Engi
Engin
Enea Ward
Keenapeey Toway
Ftp
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Ely
Tim
Holland
Rateliff
Traffic Court Hears Canberra Negligent Driving Case
In Canberra a negligent driving charge led to Leon William McTernan of Keewung being fined £4 with court costs after a waterlogged stretch on Sturt Avenue and MBit Circuit caused a spill. Maguire testified to excessive speed and loss of braking before the collision near Gould Street and Northbourne Avenue, while Alcock faced a separate charge with Kerridge, resulting in a £3 fine, court costs, and 20 days imprisonment unless conditions are met.
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To & Collisios
Joe ‘Sturt Avenue
Mbit
Leon Wiliam McTernan
Gresser
Keewung
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Ies
F.C. P. Si
Maguire
Canberra
Michelage
Ube Acme
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Ain
Hlaineiuthies
Keneey
Enuad Fouhui Alcock
Fairbairn
Kerridge
Gould Street
Northbourne Avenue
Mareh 9
Alcock
Unsuth
Kennedy
Bocistige
Keane
Alecock
Pleaded Guilty in Local Driving Case
Burton Willem Ales of Boraan South Australis pleaded guilty to negligent driving in sortibourne seven. He faced fines and 16 days imprisonment in default after court proceedings related to an accident in front of the Glvie Hotel. Constable Urquhart investigated the incident.
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Bor Aan South Australis
Sortibourne
Agatti
Coats
Urquhart
Glvie
Prey and Gallagher Named Heavyweight Contenders
Middleweight champion Dave Sanda said he plans a defense within a month. He nominated challenger Gallagher, who weighs about 18 stone, as the likely rival for the title match.
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Sup Prey
Weteatay
Tpre
Dave Sanda
Sands
Awe Gallagher
Gallagher
Ano
Migrants Face International Relocation Plan Details
The minister explains a settlement scheme for migrants and displaced persons, noting a large share of the immigrant population. He references a relocation framework and a stated goal tied to resettlement and migration reform.
Restitution Order Amid Turbulent Supreme Court Session
The Supreme Court issued a restitution order directing a party to pay 88 dollars toward costs. A hearing described as lengthy covered the matter, with references to a tower incident and a surface craft rescue after a crash near the Permian Gulf.
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Juntice
Phi
Wan
Ba Costa
Thoes
Borane
Smd N.ae
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