Court hearing on privilege brief amid remarks on act
A court hearing discussed privilege amid references to the ACT Police Ordinance and a potential adjournment. Mentions of Rimond Flepers, Browne, and others appear in a parliamentary context with notes on acting commissioners and the Speaker’s role. The dialogue touches on amendments to office posts and detention warrants, with May 1838 Hansard material cited.
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Reymund Flepers
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Mand
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Nitravita
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Cantona
Riad Hunter Mao
Aegos
Hansard
Eiares
Morgan
Dueng Wien
Simlay
Ram Morgan
A.C.T
Omoer
Walter B. Reid
Morgan Attacks Rydney in Ferocious Senate Session
A chaotic Tuesday session of the Federated De government saw Mr Morgan attack Rydney over breach of parliamentary privilege. Dr Evatt, as government spokesman, defended ministers while opposition members pressed the case. The Prime Minister and others faced probing questions about bias and legality as the debate stretched, with warnings about parliamentary decorum and the potential for political capital in the exchange.
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Rydney
Federat de
Rivaet
Vax
Fem
Moreai
Evatt
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Bankatown
Guer
Morgan
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Eise
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Renate
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MSI
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Reid
Samene
Rome
Cammeren
Kiel S
From Wig Office Remarks and Walker Speech in Parliament
Fragmentary remarks criticize Evatt as dictatorial and warn against government overreach. Rev Alan Walker speaks on separating legislative and judicial functions while defending Parliament’s liberty and criticizing Fitzpatrick and Browne sentences.
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Cameron
Lin
Musnion
Alan Walker
Meer
Weliin
Walt Mt. Walker
Fitzpatrick
Browne
Sunaiea
Ironworkers fined for contempt of court at Balmain trial
In aBalmain court case the conduct of ironworkers and riggers from a local company led to fines of 508 pounds for contempt. The bench noted attempts to coerce workers to resume duties and ordered compliance with a prior surrender. further breaches could bring more penalties.
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Casey Toncay
Tenterny
Tauanee
Wmlag Company
Balmain Teeiminn
Chairmart
Ieee
Fox
Owner Refuses High Offer for Wash Area
In a local dispute a property owner refuses a high bid for a wash area amid family tensions and potential sale blocks. Authorities note the area remains under review as negotiations continue and no final agreement has been reached.
Railway Strike May End To-day
London reports mid morning forecasts that the railway strike may end today as leaders claimed progress. Trade unions and government officials weighed steps to avert disruption while vendors and travelers watched for updates on potential resumption of service.
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London
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Oln
Hota
Cody
Eitian
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Soren
Bion
Labour
Intervere
Medicial Saamuén
Employee Fined For Working In Holidays
A guva worker, Rosyno Travato of Rnmore, pleaded before Chick Industrial Magistrate Isler to a charge of failing to take two weeks annual leave. The charge, laid by Australian Glassworkers Union secretary Henry Arthur Markham, says Travato worked beyond holidays after night shift on January 44 19 and continued with Crown CrYati Glass Ltd. He said he came from Thily five years ago and knew he was doing wrong. Also notes June rugby tour dates announced for South Africa to visit New Zealand and Australia, departing April 1 and returning August 30 or September 43.
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Australian Glasworkers Union Secreary
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Rravato
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South Africa
Lear
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Australia
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Sydney
Peron Accuses Catholics of Plotting Revolution
President Peron accuses Argentine Catholics of aiding a revolutionary plot and forming political committees. He claims church leaders and clergy urged violence to destabilize the government, while police and church officials dispute the allegations amid tense demonstrations before the Metropolitan Cathedral and Cardinal’s Palace.
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Mmm
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Preal- Police
Dutch Moves To Aid Nationals In Indonesia
Netherlands government planned aid for 34 Dutch nationals held in Indonesia. Some Jogdlog statesmen discussed broader release with Indonesian authorities. Only four of the detainees were tried while others faced continued confinement.
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Indonesia
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Paralyn
Asia
Fadt
Neg
Luna
Cres Buin
Masia
Man dies in crash with semi-trailer near Lana downe Bridge
A man was killed when his car collided head-on with a semi-trailer near Lana downe Bridge today. He was a father of five, aged 7 in the report, and was lifted from the burning wreck by a nearby resident.
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Titmaz
Tne
Lanadowne Bridge
Ydney Hensworth
Miller’ Btreet
Pritchard
Liverpool
Mount Everest
Everest
Minister's Sentry Shot in Saigon Turmoil
A Saigon incident reports a sentry shot amid rising violence as comments blame a terrorist arm linked to local factions. Authorities warn that ongoing assessments by regional groups may trigger further explosions and guerrilla actions as rival forces clash and seek refuge near the capital.
Russia asks for longer summit talks in London notes
London dispatch reports Russia proposes extending East West talks beyond four days to ease weekly tensions. Notes from the Soviet Government submitted to the West yesterday suggest longer coordination with Geneva, Switzerland, as a venue or reference point. Talks are framed as a step to reduce friction among allied powers amid ongoing disputes.
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London
Tweetey
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Geneva
Switserland
War time diplomacy and shifted aid questions from Washington
A foggy war era dispatch notes U S airmen welcomed in Asian quarters amid a White House meeting with Mr Menon. The report says discussions with Mr Menon could influence U S policy toward China and the United Nations. Dulles expected to discuss with Chinese mediators on prewar aid terms.
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United States
Fauter
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White House
My. Menon
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Dlewet Ath
Menon
Buumnhower
Tate
Dulles
Moderates Reluctant To Join Singapore Strikes
In Singapore a split labor mood emerges as moderates hesitate to join a broad strike movement. Leftist unions press for a citywide action while workers from mixed factories are drawn in. Trials continue for Fantary worker Tong Eng as authorities note quiet in some quarters. Royal Navy personnel observed amid the wider tensions.
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Rom
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People’s Action
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Jushite
Im Tong Eng
French ban on car racing upends sport in country
French authorities impose a ban on car racing actions affecting events and venues across several regions. Officials cite safety and environmental concerns while organizers plan legal challenges and potential resumption timelines.
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