King promises cooperation in colonial development
London report states His Majesty the King expressed confidence that traditional rulers chiefs and political leaders would promote cooperation and oppose faction and sowing of distrust. Delegates from Manaimag Bermuda Brith Out ona jondursa ny inkia besrd the Pee Keng heard the King thank them for their support and voiced hope that the Commonwealth can advance freedom under law through development plans in partnership with Britain and colonial territories.
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London
Fident
Uriish Coleciea
Londons
Ang
Territorien
Manaimag
Bermuda
Brith Outona
Jondursa
Ibesian
Gold Coast
Nnrkong
Jamaica
Pee Keng
Commonwealth
Catestone
Foney
Ma Fadden Repeats Petrol Charges in Australia
In tense political exchanges, Ma Fadden accuses Chifley and the Exchequer of mismanaging petrol rationing. He claims Australia could end quotas by receiving dollar petrol via increased sterling imports, if the Australian government allowed it.
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Fadden
Bumatrs
Faden
Chifley
Australia
Mri Muden
Vie Chantilier
Ir Stafford Tipps
Salon
Ausatia
Aterling
British Commonwealth
Tax boosts prices hit Australian goods duty figures
Government excise on whisky tobacco and beer raises costs as minister reveals new rate table. Debate over revenue measures includes proposed hike on liquor and tobacco, noting percent increases and anticipated impact on consumer prices.
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Benatar
Heurrin
Anton Tax
States' Proposal Unacceptable for Petrol Control
The Prime Minister Mr Chifley disclosed that Australia could not adopt proposals from a recent conference to make the Commonwealth the sole petrol importer and to impose rationing distribution through government channels. He cited legal limits on controlling petrol and urged oil companies to restrict sales to normal quantities, warning that removing petrol control could pressure other Allied economies into rationing.
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Rinala
Mr. Chifley
Combontwesfth
House of
Ir Stafford Cripps
Thia
Merlingary
Beiiah
Chiney
Sir Beaffunt Crisipe
Sterling
Chifley
Commonwealth
Asitlalla
Svininenearth
Ale Chidey
The
Australia
Oll Companity
Communist Party Writings Exposed Plan for Revolution
Royal Commission hearings reveal Communist Party materials outlining stages of revolution in Vietoris and calls for armed demonstrations. Officials note nine publications banned under National Security Regulations, including The Tribune The Guardian The Militant. The inquiry cites ties to unions and aims to erode capitalism for Socialism.
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Myldoumne
Twonday
Conn
Bholl
Communist Party
Bir
Charten Lowe
Oflin
Alma
Vietoris
Broll
Anni
the Tribune
Sydney
the Guardian
Melbourne
Communist League of Australia
Revolutionary Workers’ League of Australia
Mary
Stipendiary for Southern District Racing Association
The Southern District Racing Association committee met at Cuolamundia today. They discussed appointing a steward and expected an announcement soon. Licensing fees for bookmakers were set at 10 guineas plus 1 guineas tax, with betting duty of £1 11s 0d. Banking appeals referenced the Prime Minister and Attorney General Evatt amid questions in parliament.
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Cootamundha
Turaday
Southern District Racing Association
Cuolamundia
Malvern
Tve
Allpealmry
Registurinl
Eleckwere
Chfeyt
Dr Evatt
Evatt
High Court
Heuilion Swan
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Auluyer
Mas
Sineid
Hghienam
Whee Ni Hee
Indure
Tayo Sonta
Jenny
Nere
Augusta
S.A
Rome
Wtva
Eestri'lonn
NAW Trotting Lab
Src
Atuilliers Sid
Ywcotimga
Wyong Witry
Cig
Avalawe
Hades
Adam Ingram & Son
Flinders Way
Menuke
Stipendiary
Racing Association
Ewan
Bremen
Ware
Mheven
Pace
Famanleed
Ustralia
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