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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 16, 1958

Page

4

Evatt Urges Federal Curbs on Giant Business

Federal Opposition Leader Dr Evatt addressed the State ALP conference urging legislation to curb coal, steel, and banking monopolies. He attacked mine owners and banks, warned of costs to towns, and called for arbitration court oversight on monopolistic practices while condemning high profits and wage policy with the Menzies Government.

Sydney Dr. Evatt A.L.P Coafields Dr.Evatt A. Brown Rurei Weston Paxton Evatt Arbitration Court Menzies Byatt Labour

Morwell Wedding for Miss Gwen McArthur and Mr Hartican

A Saturday ceremony at St Johns Parish Church linked Miss Gwen McArthur of Cooma to Mr Hartican of Ararat. The couple met in Canberra while both worked there. The bride wore ivory brocade with a fingertip veil and carried a bouquet of hyacinths. Bridesmaid Miss Marie Hoadles wore a blue gown with tuberoses and hyacinths. Best man Len Gyvils hailed from Harman Naval Station. Carlton Lounge reception at Hotel Ainstie Rex greeted about 50 guests from Cooma Sydney and Victoria.

W. Narcacab St. John’s Morwell Victoria Migs Gwen McArthur S. MeaArthur Cooma Hartican J. Harlican Ararat Len Gyvils Harman Naval Station Carlton Ainstie-Rex Airs Mearthur Ars. Harman Sydney

Malayan War Anniversary Report Counts Casualties

Singapore reports on the Malayan communist war marking ten years since the jungle conflict. By end May totals include 513 military deaths 950 wounds 1 248 police deaths 1 588 wounded 2 468 civilian deaths 1 389 wounded and 3 000 under arms, down from 11 500 earlier.

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