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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 22, 1950

Page

1

Labour Party Moves Toward Double Dissolution

A Labor Party conference signals push for a double dissolution to resolve the Communist Party Dissolution Bill. Amendments include onus of proof wider appeals and trial by jury. strong opposition to government child endowment policy and calls for broader constitutional action.

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Government Endowment Debate Signals Senate Clash

The government faces a heated endowment dispute as amendments to child endowment funding are rejected. Key figures Molt Evatt and the Opposition spar over wage levels, arbitration court scope, and potential High Court challenges amid party tensions and looming fiscal questions.

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Chinese Bomb British Ships in Morning Air Attack

A damaged report describes Chinese forces attacking British ships with aircraft from an opposing fleet. The vessels involved include the Hanyang, the Anh Nranited, and the Manyene, all standing by as owners Rutterfield and vive deny taking part. The Anh I nranited is listed at 3000 tons.

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Vic Liberal Government Faces Resignation

Melbourne reports a political crisis as a Country Party ministry, led by Premier McDonald, faces potential collapse. Opposition Labour support and party motions trigger tensions over government stability amid calls for resignation and a possible early resolution.

Melbourne Country Party B McDonald

Deedlock Bill Shelved and Labour Move Reported

A partial text outlines a parliamentary twist as the Labour Opposition proposes a move amid a shelved deedlock bill. It notes a deliberate attempt to overcome stalemate with support or opposition from key leaders and senators.

Bank Board Clause Out of Bank Bill

A fragmentary report notes a Commonwealth event where a bank board clause appears in a bank bill. The text references a vote and a parliamentary action, with unclear details and partial phrases. The source remains unreadable in parts, but hints at reform or removal of a bank board clause.

Senate Rejects Amendments Amid Labour and Communist Clash

The Senate defeated proposed amendments by 42 votes to 29, amid a heated debate between Labour and Communist factions. McKenna and other Labour supporters urged a cautious path. opposition claimed the amendments risked undermining impartial governance and the administration’s authority. The body narrowly upheld a government-friendly line, with key figures from Labour and Communist ranks trading charges over accountability and future policy direction.

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Imperial General Stam Attends Australian Council Meeting

Yesterday the Imperial General Staff, led by eld Marshal Sir lb, attended a meeting of the Australian Council in Canberra. Prime Minister Kiensiee said the council discussed Britain’s Commonwealth self defense policy and general strategy. The council approved Defence Committee recommendations to advance planning for cooperation in Commonwealth defense, to be conducted by Australian forces with United Kingdom and New Zealand liaison, under the Chiefs of Staff arrangement.

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Qualities of An Officer in Historical Notes

An overview discusses officer qualities and training in a wartime or colonial context. It mentions leadership, discipline, and the role of officers in modern military structures. The narrative reflects evaluative commentary on traits expected of officers and the impact of training on cadets and institutions.

Small Plane Flight to New Zealand Sparks Official Anxiety

Sydney reports international repercussions may follow Captain AC Bradshaw's Hobart to Invenyacal flight. Bradshaw and his wife and child returned to Australia by Proctor aircraft with property disturbance fears and regulatory questions. The Aviation Authority cited authority limits and international flight rules amid cautious comment.

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Bitter House Row as Ward Faces Suspension

A heated House scene centered on Mr Ward during a committee debate over a demascal appropriation. Mr Adermann ordered Ward to withdraw after insults and disputes. The suspension passed 36 to 24, with Cameron and Ward opposing.

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Incident at Town Hall Sparks Heated Assembly

A chaotic session at the Town Hall saw government members and opposition figures clash over procedure and remarks. The debate centered on Ward and Guilet with points of order, withdrawals, and claims of improper conduct amid a tense, noisy chamber.

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