Government propose import controls and price measures in Australia
Draft cabinet plans outline Commonwealth moves to regulate imports and coal prices, set open-market procedures, and impose duties. It notes a proposed 1,008,000 ton coal reserve to meet Australian requirements and mentions the Immigration Planning Council recommendations.
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Communists May Lead Conference on Japan Peace Treaty
Russia and Chinese Communists expected to call a peace conference on Japan in Peking within two months. Observers say such a move would strengthen Soviet-Chinese ties under their new treaty and threaten US and Australia, while diplomacy focuses on an Asian front and a broader peace arrangement with Japan.
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Ing Aba Dopely
China
Goi
Western Big Three May Meet in London in April
Report from Paris and Washington suggests the Western Big Three foreign ministers will reconvene in London on April 12 to discuss agenda items though no date, place, or topics are confirmed. French Foreign Minister Schuman notes a possible new agreement with Russia while U.S. Chamber of Commerce leader Steinkiss calls for strong protection and policy unity.
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France
Washington
Pista
Tan
Parla
London
Robert Schuman
Sydney
St ‘Ut
Ain Leads Jetmobile Race Tomorrow Showdown
In London on Tuesday a claimed world fiat jet car will be demonstrated within days by Roger Motor Company of Birmingham. Engineers have adapted a son vocary war power unit. Details of performance are being kept secret as Britain eyes a jet car breakthrough.
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London
Fiat
Roger Motor Company
Birmingham
Cary
Heros
Britain
Brisbane Rally Struggle Sparks Communist Reply
Fragmented report details a protest rally in Brisbane with clashes between supporters and counter protesters. Descriptions note police action and charged rhetoric about revolution amid tense crowd scenes and disputed outcomes.
Mackay Stevedoring Board Row Prompts Inquiries
Local Mackay reform figure Mr Mullin accuses Harbour Board officials of causing his non appointment after refusing to disclose two public statements. A Salor inquiry into the waterfront dispute is underway with work stoppages and ship hatch clashes at Brevard port. The Commonwealth Arbitration Court in Sydney will hear the case, as workers push for hatch rights and a return to work order.
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Harbour Board
Cigeniana
Tri Rt
Holt
Mulhern
Brabane
Alena Leedy
Bell
Commonwealth
Sydney
Beliania
Ware
Moves Foreshadowed In International Wheat Pact
London reports a tentative American Canadian agreement may shape the plan for Germany and Japan to join the International Wheat Agreement. The deal, set to start in August, would allow Australia to divert some exports while Britain administers admission, with a London wheat council meeting on March 8 to finalize terms.
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Tucsdey
Ameriea
Canada
Amie
Germany
Japan
Wheat Council
Australia
Cuarbeta
Australie
Churchill challenges Attlee in early King’s Speech amendments
London reporters describe Winston Churchill moving amendments to the King's Speech to press two major nationalisation and housing measures. Attlee warns of potential dissolution if the King refuses, amid a climate of cross party opposition and looming general election.
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London
Winston Churchill
Inet
Reuter
Churchill
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Mies
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Lotte
A. H. Marlowe
Lattice
House of Commons
Labour
Dustry
Anthony Raden
Parila
Alton Hind
Nlews Corporation
Attlee
Attine
Britain to spend £780m on defence in White Paper
The White Paper outlines a defence plan totaling £780 million, with one twelfth allocated to the Ministry of Supply for atomic research and other items. It forecasts manpower cuts next year while promising a near 21 million output in overall defence spending and a strategic emphasis on the Middle East and global commitments.
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London
Beltain
Shonzora Atomic
AnUaLty Yell
Britain
Imio
RAF
Pariat
Cantinl
Extra Spending Shock For New Parliament
A scrambled report notes supplementary estimates totaling hundreds of millions across 20 departments. It cites 148 million for pending items and a 298 million figure relating to the national health service budget. The fragmentary text references Dewitt Service and vacation expenses without clear context.
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Suamhe
Britain
Dewitt
Move to Restore Local Option Polls
Local conference at Merodiat Church Hear Dr Hyde announce Kell Government restored the local liquor option by repealing the Liquor Amendment Act. He describes the Brewen’s Bin action as removing local option and shifting license transfers to magistrates. Residents could object to transfers in their district. Also coverage of a mercy killing trial where Dr Herman Sander testifies about a patient’s death and uncertainty surrounding actions.
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Turwisy
Qudley Hyde
Tor
Department of Chee I'N Edention
Thin
Merodiat
Hainey
Renidente Ws
Aarchester
New Ht
Herman Sander
Kelling
Une
Abbe Bosra
Gamer
Bhreotter
Priester Wiliam Imhunney
Bander
Toushiel
Dean
Dollar deficit falls for Sterling area
In London a quarterly report shows the dollar deficit of the Sterling area decreasing under the Benmonte Cooperation Agreement between Britain and the United States. The deficit for the year is stated as 1.06 million dollars, down from 4.131 million in a prior period.
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Sterling
London
Tueaday- Neild
Britain
United State
Cyclone Raging in North East Queensland
A storm description reports heavy rainfall and rising waters driving evacuations north east Queensland. Towns along rail lines face flooding with bridges submerged and trains halted as rivers threaten infrastructure. Seventeen flood warnings persist with central Sydney also seeing prolonged rain and rising river levels.
State visit of President of France to Victoria
The President of France Auriol arrived in Victoria amid a warm welcome from the King and Queen. A royal salute and guards marked the Harbour visit as dignitaries and the Duke of Gloucester joined the greetings aboard. The event featured flags and bunting along the wharf and careful security for the president.
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Aurio
Victoria
Elizabeth
Ubeioe
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Auriol
Dover Harbour
Fae
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al Dayer
Princess Margaret Unable to Attend Paris Visit Ceremony
Buckingham Palace announced Princess Margaret could not attend the ceremony for the visit of French President M. Auril in London on Tuesday. The princess's attendance was anticipated but her influence limited her participation.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Margaret
M. Auril
Four Killed in Lincoln Plane Crash
Four crew members perished when a RAAF Lincoln bomber crashed eleven miles from Amberley after entering a dive. The wreckage spread across wooded hills, killing all on board. victims include Clayton Brenna Lynch, Leonard Maurice Bratney, Stanley Samuel Tommplar, and Jonuen Benty Wil an. Weather reportedly rain and a heavy impact destroyed the aircraft. Local police confirmed the tragedy and secured the wreck site.
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Filo
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Bratney
Ipawich
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Walker
FAA
Adbertey
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Parole for War Criminals After One Third of Term
Fragmented OCR text from a 1999 era piece references parole for war criminals after serving one third of their term. Mentions names and impromptu phrases, but lacks clear facts or identifiable events to confirm.
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