Mother Wins Damages From Son in Car Negligence Case
In Armidale, the Full Court ruled a mother could recover damages from her son for injuries from a car crash. The district court had awarded £300 to Jennis Reid Waugh, against Andrew Mocili Waugh. The son appealed, arguing he was not the driver. the court held the father acted as agent, making the son legally liable.
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Bydney
Wwen
Hunt
Wbove
Armidale
Jennis Reid Waugh
Rushton St
Andrew Mocili Waugh
Waugh
Ahe
Axe
Fils
Hia
Inkia
Arminle
Bea
Fla
Married Quarters In Canberra Hostels Urged
At a Canberra Council meeting last night, officials urged provision of quarters for married couples in local hostels. Secretary M McLaren reportedly discussed the matter with the Minister for the Interior, while F Williams of the Clerks' Union noted that married quarters already exist at Gorman House, and J McKenzie of BWU pressed for similar for industrial workers, suggesting easy conversion of existing wings at minimal cost to double occupancy for families.
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A.C.T. ‘Trades
Council
Canberra
Wea
Wna
Department
of the Interior
M. McLaren
McLaren
F. Williams
Clerks' Union
Fox Killed in Canberra Avena Patrol Report
A motorist struck and killed a fox on Canberra Avenue near St Andrew's Church while driving toward Manuka. Police noted reports of a fox near Capitol Hill Hostel and described the incident as a long-standing issue in the area.
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Fox
Canberra
Avena
Canberra Avenue
St Andrew's Church
Manuka
Awani
Capitol Hill
Axles And Drop Forgings To Be Made In Victoria
The government announces a £4000 scheme linking Australian and British firms to manufacture axles and drop forgings in Victoria. Vehe vehicle parts and heavy forgings will be produced by Ropco Ltd of Australia and Rigstall Forge Co of Leeds Kineton, aiming to supply railway engines and motors. The National Development Ministry states the agreement unites major producers in automotive parts and forge work.
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Victoria
Cunufecture Heavy
Inter Vehicle Wales
Meltourne
War
Casey
Peruers
Enterpriag Wee Ropco Ltd
Australly
Rigkstall Forge Cut
Leeds
Framufacturer
Auomotive
Arts
Maiuaainer
Rap
Peer's Peace Plan Unpopular in London Conference
Marjorie Jackson and trainer Jim Monaghan reconcile after a four hour meeting in London. The talks, amid cross party criticism, discuss a civil aviation reform and inviting Soviet Russia and the United States to London for a plan. Attendees included Jack and Monaghan’s father.
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London
Ming Jackson
Lord Darnley
Monaghan
Mike Jack
Soviet
Russia
United
Aon
Pakenham
Union A L P control change aims discussed at Sydney meet
NSW ALP state executive sacks a rival group and plans reorganization in Sydney next month to appoint officers aligned with new aims. The executive says the move is not to signal Labour Party collapse but to address liberal administration and internal factions.
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Sydney
Werlhenda
Blevinen
Labour Party
NAW
ALP
Nfficiake
EEDA
N|s.w
PEDF
H. Sutherland
Union Waal
Evior
Renee Ra
Varied Views on Red Bill Split T L Council Meeting
The meeting endorsed protests against the Red Bill, with speakers denouncing it as a fascist tool aimed at dissolving the Labour movement. Yuill and Pike argued the bill targets working class organisations, while Liberal and Labour MPs warned of state suppression and growing hysteria.
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T. and
L. Council
Tainor
Labour Party
Communist Party
GUL
Mmport
P.yuill
Clerks Union
Pike
Bw.lu
Yuill
Tradex and Labour Council
Bil
Europe
Yrull
Sydney Town Hall
Feveral Phvona
Mrr
Sn Forder
Mengies
L. Rogers
Abe
Tam
A.lp
Menzies
Labour
Mengict
Poland Fared In Debates On Communism And Labor Politicians
The report notes opinions from Polish and Australian figures on communism in Poland before the war and the harsh penalties for socialist leaders in Moscow. It also covers a council debate over supporting a federal parliamentary Labour Party bill, with amendments and votes showing divisions among union and clerical members.
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Miram Usurowans
2W. Llu
Poland
Com Inuninite
Moscow
Mtn
Mystuniste
J. Gallagher
Electrical ‘Trades
F. Williamson
Pie Menzies
Labour Party
Plans for demolitions in West Germany discussed
FRANKFURT reports that western Germany is ready for potential demolitions if invited by the East. American High Commissioner Sar Satin McCiay states there are no active plans for flood control or Rhine disruption, despite communist propaganda alleging such actions.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
An Weatren Pewerk
Sar
Satin McCiay
Pripakanda
Kembla Grange Races Abandoned and Postponed
A chaotic report from Wollongong notes Kembla Grange races abandoned after a downpour and the Wednesday meeting postponed. The Greyhound event scheduled for August has been moved to tomorrow night. The Baptist club meeting, planned for tomorrow, has been postponed to Saturday night.
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Wollingong
Rayon duties breach of agreement tensions flare in Australia
London reports the British Rayon Mestoratior accuses the Australian Government of a deplorable breach of the Ottaway Agreement by imposing new duties on rayon piece goods. The Federation counters that the move departs from Tariff Board recommendations and seeks an explanation from the Australian Government, warning of breach of faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weilhenbig
Haratic
Federation
British share in Schuman plan urged in Parliament
Churchill and allied Conservatives tabled a motion urging Britain to join the Schuman Plan talks in Paris, with conditions that participation depend on the plan's practicality. French and other European delegates described the launch as a landmark industrial cooperation move, while Britain weighs whether to join discussions without full commitment.
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London
Paria
Europe
Winston Churchill
Clement Davie Mul
Liusdur
Sohn Maclay
Netherlands
Robert Sehurmin
Paris
Britain
Keane
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Hor Jland
British Rugby Union Win in Gisborne Report
Fragmentary report notes a British rugby union victory in Gisborne with mentions of NZ and AAP Reuters. Readable details are limited. no clear scores or participants emerge from the garbled text.
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British Rugby Union
Ginburne
Gisborne
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