New Zealand Hails Japan Defeat Ending Pacific Aggression Fears
Deputy Prime Minister Nash says Japan’s defeat ended half a century of aggression fears in the Pacific and that postwar order may endure. Ivasa notes Russia’s role and duty to the SSR, while U S censorship and press access are touched on as arrangements for uncensored reporting are discussed.
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Japan
Pacific
London
America
New Zealand
Mr. Nash
Russia
Ssr
Sarena
Welfare work in industry in wartime Britain
The article outlines Britain's mass production welfare system during the war, linking high industrial output to a robust welfare framework. It describes the welfare department in a major car factory, with a dedicated welfare manager, area supervisors, and medical and education ties, plus a large expansion of factory medical officers and works health schemes nationwide.
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Britain
Newtth Tor
Lees! Authority
Ba Ranry
Segular
Hew Gar Flem Haw
Agglatant
Levi
Mil
Aupervixor
Anaixtant
Perecnnel
Terre In Briain
Ais Hospital
Eaclecna
Petrol Ration Tickets Availability Announced
The Liquid Fuel Control Authority in the ACT states petrol ration tickets for Jay will be available at all Post Offices on Monday. Tickets will be issued from Pont Osmoes and will be allocated for business use, with distribution continuing on subsequent days.
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Liquid Fuel Control Authority, Act
H.R. Waterman
Jay
Pont Omoes
Ene Ag
Busineas
Community Centre Proposed at 4 Hargreave's Park
Sydney reports a former Royal Naval establishment at Hargreave's Park near Liverpool being taken over to provide emergency housing and accommodation for over 1000 families. It will imitate a seaside hospital with a centre offering groceries, a bakery, and a separate sanitory unit. The plan includes electric light and fuel stoves, with halls for dances and theatre, plus children's playgrounds to meet demand.
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Sydney
Royal Naval
Hargreave's Park
Liverpool
Wat
Herne Bay
MY. McGirri
Er Bervicemen
Amaligooda
Skeleton remains found near Mulbourne identified as likely under 30 year old male
In Mulbourne on Sunday four skull fragments were found in a nearby quarry. Government Pathologist Dr C H Morrison examined the skull and deemed it of recent origin, probably the remains of a man under 30. Frank Moghan, of Fitzroy, discovered the skull while walking with his family and aided a detective in the search for more bones.
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Mulbourne
Inn
C. H. Morrison
Frank Moghan
Fitaroy
Butcher to Challenge Meat Control Order
A writ issued from Melbourne High Court by Ernest Meld a wholesale butcher of East Kew challenges the National Security Act of 1948 43 the Black Marketing Act 1942 and all prices regulation orders as expired and of no force against the Commonwealth the Attorney General the Minister for Trade and Customs and the Prices Commissioner.
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Melbourne
High Court
Ernest Meld
East Kew
Commonwealth
Cum ‘Toma
Red Imperialists challenge Australian Labour rhetoric
A corrupted report accuses the Australian Labour movement of being undermined by communist influence linked to the Dutch and Soviet aims. It claims the Dutch shipping disruptions in Australian ports stem from a broader red agitation to weaken governments and redirect trade to communist interests.
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Pacife
Australian Communist Party
Indonesian Nationallatz
Netherlands Indice
Russa
Soviet Union
Poland
Finland
Hungary
Manda
Netherland East Indies
Molassa
Australia
Ruateailan
Tla
ACT
Traden Ng Labour
Alana
Andy
Nacre
Celyon Pry
Australa
Oxford
Sven
Former Goulburn man fined for forgeries in POW burial case
In Sydney on Tuesday Hartley Banging of Croydon was convicted in the Federal Court on forty charges of forgery and perjury related to false burial records for five wartime prisoners of war. The former Goulburn undertaker, linked to Goulburn Motor Funerals, was fined £200 with costs £46 1d. The case involved deceitful statements about burial costs and misrecorded POW Bergin’s burial.
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Sydney
Goulburn
Comewry Trust
Mromhead
Roral
Hartley Banging
Croydon
Bergin
Goulburn Motor Funerals
Busl
Beashead
Premier to Open Hawkesbury River Bridge Next Monday
The Premier Mr McKell will open the Hawkesbury River bridge in Sydney next Monday at 1 pm. Traffic will be diverted to the new bridge from that hour and trains will run up to 60 mph. Seven new heavy duty bridges between Sydney and Newest will speed services, aiding the Railway Department. Bridges are at Gorford Wy ang Woy Woy Dora Ourimbed Wallerah and Cockle Creek.
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Sydney
Tursda
Mr. McKell
Hawkesbury
Trafic
Railway Department
Gorford
Wyang
Woy Woy
Dora
Ourimbed
Wallerah
Cockle Creek
Trawler Goonambee Battered Off South Coast Rescue
The trawler Goonambee, with a crew of 12, was battered by heavy seas near the South Coast on Tuesday. A rudder point sapped, the ship veered and nearly sank, but a quick crew effort kept it afloat until sister trawler Alje Cam reached from Bony Bay to assist. Both ships reached Sydney today.
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Rvdney
Cosat
Bonny Bay
Sydney
Three Acquitted In Darlington Murder Trial
In Central Criminal Court Judge Maxwell acquits Raymond Bollard Thomas Bollard and Harry Wyndham in the murder of Mylee Henry McKeon found shot in a Rose Street car March 29. Crown witness Ronard Atkin described the evidence, leading to acquittals after testimony at Unantia factory.
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Oney
Mylee Henry
Face) McKeon
Central Criminal Court
Maxwell ‘McKeon
Tound
Rose Street
Darlington
Raymond “Emmett Bollard
Thomas Eamond Bollard
Harry Vincent Wyndham
Ronard Atkin
Okey Doke
Aukin
Convietionman
Ballot to Deche Fate of Hovel's Shrike in Melbourne
A Melbourne spokesman for Nobel's aid explains a ballot planned by the Trader Mail Council to be conducted by a savery employee on Monday. The notice mentions work readiness and engagement details.
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Hobel
Melbourne
Tuma
Nobel
Tom Day
Aim
Savery
Mortiay
Farm for Inebriates Favored by Minister in Sydney
A Sydney report indicates a self supporting treatment plan for Inebriates is favored by the Minister for Medicine. Mr J Robeaml insists that current methods are wrong. Mr Kelly backs proposed farm based care and reformation measures as a justified approach.
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Sydney
Ortutena
Mlagloner
J. Robeaml
Kelly
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Mr. Chips
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Morris
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