Communists Tied to Internal Labor Party Split Report
A fragmentary report discusses Communist claims of influencing the Labour Party, naming officials and meetings. It notes opposition from Labour leaders and asserts no united front with the Communist Party for broader aims, amid references to national party activity and regional statements.
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W. Kilaroery Hei
Ee Execs
Ling Toe Latour
Marty Ape
Une
Une Communist Party
Cme
Pruieter
Weather forecast for Caneearea focuses on clouds and rain
The forecast from the meteorologist predicts overcast conditions with gradual clearing by evening. Expect light to moderate showers in the district with easterly winds and a chance of brief rain in the afternoon.
Snowy Mountains light project debated in Parliament
A parliamentary debate examines the Snowy Mountains hydroelectric proposal highlighting Commonwealth control versus State sovereignty. Speakers warn against delays, stressing national importance and the need for coordinated federal guidance in developing Australia’s power resources.
Canberra Footballers to Play in Perth Night Trip
Canberra team of footballers prepare to travel to Perth with a Saturday evening train departure. Officials expect a tour of the city, with training sessions and events in Adelaide and Western Australia as part of the trip. The visit coincides with rain expectations in Melbourne on Sunday.
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Perth
Aretve
Pere
Ganhorrseaten Wausgn
Melbourne
Adelaide
Crocodile Shooter Freed of Murder in Darwin Case
An Australian court heard that Dinchy Fem sang firm to crate Anne Pariner attempted to murder a crocodile hunter near Alli sor Point, 80 miles south-west of Darwin. Morgan died after a rifle exploded during a boat incident. The coroner noted the death appeared accidental and police reported no evidence.
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Erits Heeman Hoenmann
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Parliament in turmoil over aid and shipping policy
In a dramatic parliamentary session debate touched on flood relief funding, shipping authority limits, and interstate transport. Ministers pledged additional funds and stressed government constraints while officials hinted at security service oversight.
Menzies Urges Snowy Scheme Urgency in Debate
In the House of Representatives, Prime Minister Menzies pressed for early action on the Snowy Mountains hydroelectric scheme, arguing it would supply power to New South Wales and Victoria and boost postwar reconstruction. He warned delay risks weakening national power needs and urged Commonwealth leadership and cross‑body cooperation.
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Bnew Mountains
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Victoria
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Suburban Shops Offered to Ex Servicemen
Report notes suburban shops to be allocated to former service personnel. Details on candidacy by local cooperative leaders and ministerial input appear incomplete with several questions raised about invitations and management steps.
Private Members' Day Refused On Party Vote
Opposition members protested in the House of Representatives yesterday as Prime Minister Me Chifley allowed government business to proceed over private members’ day. The Deputy Leader of the Opposition and other MPs argued to adjourn, while government supporters defended the move amid debates on trade and industrial policy.
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Prine
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Doane
Beally
Garry
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Krainong
Richmond
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Trial Date Set Amid Fragments of Court Note
Fragmentary OCR reports an upcoming trial date mentioning a judge and court actions. The legible parts refer to trial scheduling and unidentified names, with several unreadable lines. The readable elements include mentions of a Wednesday session and a court official.
Blizzard Wreaks Havoc Across State With Heavy Snowfall
Weather office reports ongoing blizzard conditions across the state with renewed snowfall. Several towns including Yuen White Hla Koachaho Tindakyne Coams and Batlow recorded significant accumulations as the storm moves southward, prompting continued advisories for travel and power outages feared.
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Pitiaud Cogtitiens
Thaat
Weether Bureau
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Tindakyne
Coams
Batlow
Snow Falls on Highlands Near Canberra New South Wales
Snow fell widely on the Bowrren Tablelands near Canberra and Queanbeyan with gusty winds and drifting snow. Temperatures neared 48 degrees at noon while Bul Head reported similar cold conditions and Trevalyn saw canopy snow as lines of weather moved across the region.
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Queanbeyan
Canberra
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Bul Head
Nore
Renorth
Tatra
Lee Creek
Ex-Servicemen Seek Co-operation on Housing Panel
Ex-Servicemen urge Canberra groups to form a panel advising the Minister for Interior on housing allocations. The Council of Ex-Servicemen approved pursuing non governmental hosts and a proposed meeting with ACT and Commonwealth bodies to discuss non government staff housing needs and coordinated efforts.
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Ex Bervicement
J. C. Buyis
Ieroumy
Alternath
Aulinary Council
Conynmroe
Dave
Riioemieny
Vanberra Seeks Representation on Administration
A fragmentary notice notes J Scith seeks representation for public officers. It mentions the Chamber of Commerce and council groups such as the ACT and Council of Progress and Labor. The text is incomplete but suggests ongoing efforts to secure official support.
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Ives
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Merre
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Labora Council
Dismissals Begin of Labourers in Canberra
Canberra Labour offices report a wave of dismissals affecting brick makers and construction workers. About 1,600 people face unemployment as firms reduce staff, with the Canberra Social Review noting workers apply for benefits and seek weekly relief.
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O'Connor Volunteer Fire Service Training Initiative
The article outlines plans for volunteer firefighters to receive training under a program linked to the Department of Works and Housing. It notes potential equipment provisions, weather-related safety concerns, and the aim to expand volunteer participation across Turner and surrounding areas.
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Bec
Weatheringe
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Shah
Poe
Rhode
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