Australian troops in Malaya debated by Evatt and press
The discussion questions Australia’s role in Malaya and whether a parliamentary delegation from Canberra should travel to Malaya or Singapore. Critics call the proposed move a dangerous meddling in Malayan affairs and argue self government lies with Malaya and its government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Malaya
Australia
Cuppoeta
Australien
Bealand
Bvati
Kallon
Wilsnet Dan
Canbeers
Singapore
Malaya
Dr. Went
Canberra
Dr. Ratt
Canberra recreation leave dispute among hotel workers
In Canberra, Allied Liquor Trades Union pressed for a three week recreation leave for hotel employees, arguing long hours and service demands. Industry reps warned extra costs would be passed to the public, while government officials said the plan was out of line with industry standards across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouparimantal
Scenes Hotel
Shaim
McVeigh
L Ike
Rogers Talli C
R. D Cowden
Canberra
Carn
Ren
Canning
Kelly
Abitt
Kelly Alma
Thy
Richards
Bostein
In Memoriam Notices Reflect Family Grief and Thanks
A collage of memorial lines from June anniversaries and bereavement messages. Messages honor a mother and mother in law with thanks to relatives and friends, mentioning June dates, names, and family sentiments in a small-town remembrance notice.
Protest Against New Rents In Mindat Area Sparks Debate
Local officials report few protests as rent adjustments near July. Ministers note anticipated increases vary by department and range up to over £2, prompting concern from residents and opposition groups.
Red March Began 15 Years Ago
Fragmentary report notes a controversial 2040 Baltic conference led by the Joint Baltic Committee of Canberra. It references a “Red March” theme, labeling it as an aggressive push linked to Communist tyranny and invading armies while mentioning Secretary Notiiv and Stepan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Incavalon
Latvia
Extenie
Cillenia
Rte
Fedarmilen
1 Notiiv
Baltic’ Committee
Canberra
Our
Wea
Tag Miter Sackane
Stepan
Commonwealth Club Elects New President
Commonwealth Club in New Zealand elected Mr. Atherton president after a lengthy vote. Twenty nominations were submitted for eleven vacancies, with a slate including Beanet Broadbent and others. The committee will fill at a later date, and Atherton will lead the club's aims and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Club
Asperton
Thaik
KM Carelappe
Dnviteon
Valer
Ie Club
Alderton
Fran'chanreemitten
Tallog
Meare Alteran
Beanet, JR
Broadbent
Mylex
Lukin
May
McDonald
McGovern
Tech Melville
A.W. Bente
Sowers
Thas
Atherton
Penaidont
Canberra Weather Summary From Bris Weather Service
Weather data from Canberra region including temperatures wind and rainfall. Observations show maximum near 38C and minimum around 4C with light NW winds and showers possible in the morning. Forecast predicts unsettled morning with rain and showers, improving in the afternoon as winds shift to the west. Regional rainfall totals and temperature readings from various stations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bras Reading
Alin
Puan
Arena
Avroen
Ohi
Celms
Noump UK
Fairbair
N.W
Kean Demonstrations Of Pruning Attract Orchardists
Mr T N Powell of Goulburn led demonstrations of pruning and shaping young and old fruit trees arranged by the Agriculture and Block section of the Department of the Interior. About 20 men attended the first event at Mr Clark's garden, with a second at Mr Pints orchard and a third planned at Mr O M Bhoobridge's residence. An illustrated lecture for home and commercial fruit growers followed at Acton Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
TN. Powell
Goulburn
Partment of Agriculture
Moody
Benidance
Mr. Clark
Sider Atrvet
Firandon
Pints
Narrahundaly
Powell
M. Bhoobridge
Monaro Crescent
Vancouver Street
Forres
Acton
Road Toll on Australian Roads Expected to Rise
Road accident fatalities are projected to rise in Western Australia as figures indicate more than 800 deaths in the coming year and over 1,000,000 licensed drivers. the Road Secretary urges measures, including compulsory kindergarten training for all drivers, to curb the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Sould
Iuey Cornell
Reid
Vani
Son el Demis
Roaldaug
Governor General hosts Australian chamber leaders at Government House
Excellency Field Marshal Sir William Mliss yesterday welcomed at Government House Canberra Mr C D Johnston representing the American Chambers of Commerce, and M E TL Rowe, president and secretary of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia, in a formal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Governor General to Visit L A and Australia
The Governor General and Lally Bilm will leave Canberra near Thursday to spend part of a long tour through many towns in a large portion of the State. They will travel extensively with a heavy itinerary keeping them on the move from early morning until late at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghuvanbeyin Cuntomere Hight
Sully
QuinBbeyell
Queanbeyan
Canberra
Census Shows High Rate Of Employment In 1984
Census figures show employment levels high across major age groups with 41.37 percent in a key male category and 21 percent of the population in work. The data cover Australia’s states and territories, highlighting contrasts by region and age, including 16-20 and 4+ age brackets across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auimbirea
Seylage
Wwierante
South
Walon
Vietoria
Queenaland
Teamanis
New
Qualana
Theranie
Reon
Malayan Opinion Reported To Favor Australian Troops
A distorted Malayan opinion piece reports support for Australian troops by local leaders and the Australian government. The article cites statements attributed to authorities and public figures endorsing Allied assistance while condemning terrorism and stressing cooperative defense.
Two Gaql Escapees Caught After Quick Flight
Fragmentary report notes two gaql escapees captured after an attempted escape. Names appear garbled but include references to Frederich bucus and Charles Ballenger with ages around 37 to 80. Context suggests a rural incident involving farmers and a failing escape plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papain
Rene Sealer
Gunpolot Oy
Primaern
Frederich Bucus
Prederek
Charles Ballenger
Seanwenlic
Somme
Subie
Diverse Church Services Across Communities Highlight Weekend Observances
The LOCAL CHURCHES report shows Lutheran, Catholic, Evangelical, and Anglican services across multiple parishes including Saint Pant Mortar, Patrick, and St Christopher's with timings from 7 30 am to 8 80 pm. Notable events include baptismal rites, worships, and a sound of community gatherings at chartered halls and chapels in the Cber area and Balmain Cra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sengneomnan
Camber North
Mey
Ainslie Owen
Fox
Patou
Bradainim
W. J. Campball
Paty Ray
Wand
Anitrew
Korseat Mocun
Harrison He
LM Pn
Turner
Engoyinie
Limteatome
Minster
Gordon Burling
Bengaly
Reluoaphigt
Evangrmcal Lutheran Ghuren
O'Conner
Mt Vietten
Dy Jona
J. Mala
Cunhioy
Barten
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Haley
AL McVelyn
Allied Liquor Trades Union
Omullvax
Berry
Laurie
Daugniut
Mra M. Wowe
Expr
Haw
Pam Battin
Profrarional Solarior Medena Gavel
Massars “Phone
EYE Service
Filmer
Martin Pace
Rydnet
ATURD
Davies
Ani
Misk
Regbie
Mile
Arthea
Beauty Balon — Civic Centre
Tommy
Civie Grap Pocretary
Trades “and Latour Council
Oatene
Linac
Foterton
Senate
Dothrai
Goth
Assentia
Teo
W. Fawley
Cae Vere
Cowley
Valle
Aynleern
Fio Fier
Comremavne
New Zealand
G, B
Mt of
Ocare Ees
Nearunal
Hainene
Iunds
Ae Capitallity Temperatu
Canberra Sane Febaurae
Tabielands
Deninery Fabinianis Ralamall
Creckwell
Goulluara
Kean
Yenter
W.s.wayn
Briday
L.A
Gam
Eintans
Ego Slime
Department of External Affairs
Whitenes ‘Aummary
Btrnila
Milayan Teaders
Walcome
Akrane
Lamin m
A Lee
Millayan Pnetien
Auntraian
Menin
Negara
Ethllag
Rome
Railine
Abel Lum
Boale Times
My Menahen
Parramatte High la
Parramatta
J. Reindah
Fowall
Emmy Tathon
Preater
Avtar Hailey
Strona
Italy
Lannie Beensonig
Herpacher
Actorety School
Balmain Cra
Christian Scien Ano
Bimday Servieu
Babyttalie
Nhesae, Angtuating
Fan al Atomie Marca
Timony
Wednendais Amc
Hows
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