Imports To Be Halved Under New Australian Restrictions
Canberra announced by Prime Minister Menaiea that Australian imports will be halved to meet a critical position. Restrictions of up to 80 percent will stay until trade balances, welcomed by manufacturers, criticised by importers. The new licensing system uses quotas based on 1956-51 inputs and is now in effect.
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Tedesaion
Manalon
Monsen
Bay
Australia
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O'Sullivan
Ben
Peige
Tau Yachee
Australis
Paris
New Guinea
Balance by June of next year discussed by government
A widespread briefing outlines planned balance measures through June next year. Officials discuss import cuts, easing credit, and targeted controls to restrain rising expenditure while safeguarding solvency and trade.
Situation Must Be Met And Overcome in Trade Debate
A disputed government policy faces strong criticism as officials argue the need to meet and overcome restrictions on imports. The commentary notes the UK’s import values, wartime tensions, and calls for a revised approach to overseas goods including Western Germany and Japan.
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Mesto Sud
Decistos
Govramet
United Kingdom
Mension
Harker
Germany
Japan
Government steps to curb imports amid wool boom and flood
The article outlines postwar measures in Australia to reduce imports during a wool boom and flood losses. It notes government actions to limit imports as a temporary balance tool, with aims to support banks and industry while protecting foreign exchange reserves. It warns such reductions alone cannot stop the drain and must be complemented by broader policy.
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Almont
Mons
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Daiar
Elio
Mension
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Arid
Disjointed Memo On Economic Policy And Export Attitudes
A garbled passage discusses economic policy and the stance of authorities toward exports. It mentions a monk like calm, a stable future, and government support in Australia. The fragment references long term international relations and national resilience amid uncertain times.
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Autgalin
UU International Pelilon
Import Controls Proposal Sparks Industry Consultation
A government plan to curb imports with new control measures prompts a wide consultation among affected industries. Officials discuss quotas and exemptions, aiming to balance taxation, administrative ease, and policy goals while preserving key trade relationships and consumer supplies.
Red Efforts Fail To Jam U S Broadcasts To Russia
New York report on Soviet attempts to jam Voice of America broadcasts and U S government spending on global broadcasting, cited by Mr. Wilson Compton. The piece describes ongoing interference measures and related international broadcasting campaigns.
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U.S
Russia
New York
Voice of America
United States
Wilson Compton
Reds Ousted From Ironworkers Union Executive Posts
The secretaries and top officers faced ballots across nine branch groups in Sweden to oust Communist influence. The voting returned a clear majority against Communist leadership, signaling a shift toward Labour Party alignment and preparing for a national conference. The ballot totals showed leaders like J. Mackay and A. Cameron gaining positions as the union moves toward renewed ALP affiliation.
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Hadiot
Mainlan
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Labour Party
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Aboara
Mareh
Timat
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Harty
P. McHenry
Mubinl
Bhort
Arbitration Court
Lywarda
Lie Maiter
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Hirwin
Hirwin, Utes Niect «National Gounelt
Oivilunion
Sig'gession
BG. Wright
ALP
Labour ‘Party
Mathews
Amsintant Nations
Murrell
Bo Phitpa
No Arrest Yet Of Former Egyptian Minister
Cairo press reports state no arrest has been made of former Egyptian ministers over the Talry riots earlier this year. Maragny Bey indicated administrative responsibility may be assigned, while criminal liability remains under debate and possible proceedings depend on established findings under the Egyptian criminal code.
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Ote
Aaregny
Ben Gener
Oothdn
Staragny Bey
Peter Ee Menied
James Watt
Soreee
Talry
Maragny Wey Amin
Marughy Bey
Din Pasha
Aimeutt
Weekend road tragedy leaves multiple dead and injured in NSW
Five killed and four injured in weekend NSW crashes across Berry, Dartbrook, Parramatta and Wallsend. Victims include Harold Vaughan and Shirley Vaughan in Nowra, and child casualties in Willoughby and New Lambton. Police appeal for witnesses.
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Shoalhaven Huapital
Aha
Taalere Pe Vaughan
Arn Wow
Braidwood Head
Nowra
Hetty Euphan
Eterna Tor Buch
Berry District
Honpitat
Alesandee Artiviir Booth
Anetirts Beree
Yarginal Zohn Mead
Paramatta
Brarinar
Parrematte
Lavcishamn Hopital
Ana
Rayan
Willoughby
Caret Tinpital
Decherd Town Road
New Lambton
Wary Huth Moll
New Pace
Wallsend
Ahe
Wallsens Hospital
Family Escapes In Fire After Rainwater Rescue
A family narrowly escapes a blaze in a southwest area as neighbors hear alarm bells and retrieve water from a rainwater tank to save the household. The incident ends with the family unharmed and residents praying for safety amid charred surroundings.
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PAATH
French Premier Piney to lead first cabinet meeting
The new French Premier M. Piney and his cabinet plan their inaugural sessions and will present a draft programme to the National Assembly on Tuesday. Reports from London say the appointment is seen as ensuring continuity of defense policy and European cooperation, with cautious support from various factions.
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Send
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French National Assembly
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IIP
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London
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Bey
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Radicala
Rene Bmayor
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Iekew
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Nort Anica
de Gauduets
France
Chinese Foreign Minister accuses U S of germ warfare
Sunray reports the Chinese Foreign Minister accuses the United States of bacteriological warfare in Korea and threatens retaliation. The protest says Washington aims to widen the Korean war and disrupt peace, citing alleged U S aerial germ warfare experiments and insect dispersal.
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Sunray
Tri Lal
China
New China Newn
Lhe Central Peoples
Republic of China
America
Wimmer
Korea
Staten Air Force
Aaltchurixn
Bardley
Land Tax Exemptions Explained by Victorian Association
Mr J Pettigrove Pedaral Frealdent of the Taxpayer Association and secretary of its Victorian branch outlines proposed increases in land tax exemptions from £3,000 to £20,000. He notes government plans to widen exemptions, prompting protest from property owners and advocates.
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J. Pettierove
Red Forces Warned of Limited Chance of Spring Offensive
General Ven Floot in a confidential briefing assessed Communist strength and UN positions in Korea. He cited about 400000 troops and heavy artillery, noting potential for a later spring push but insisting UN forces could delay and sustain equipment and reinforcements. He rejected Communist prisoner propaganda and warned talks on exchanges were stalled amid near stalemate.
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Floot
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Ora Shi
Lhun
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Renee
Aloo
United Nationa Artillery
van Meet
Archaeological Work in Oman Near End of Project
A report notes archaeologist Phillips completed a three year expedition in Oman’s Dhofar province. He sought permits and funding from Arabian authorities and various institutes including the Carnegie Foundation and American Foundation for the Wagy Man, detailing the project’s stalled excavation plans and regulatory season.
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Sorner
Phillips
Yemen
Arabia
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Profemor
Dhofar
Bethdmhi
U S Aid Denied for Burma Nationalists
The State Department denied any United States aid to Burmese nationalist forces and said there is no evidence of American personnel or equipment in the area. Defense officials repeated the denial and urged caution over reports of U S involvement.
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Burma
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Americ
Fuad
Wille
United States
Bevan Backed by Own Electors in Welsh Support
In London Himny notes strong backing for Bevan from his constituents in South Wales mining areas for his defiance of Labour Party discipline. Bevan faces expulsion threats as Labour members in Fobn Valy split, while Bevan has served as a member for 32 years.
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