Gardin Adroits To Commission Béing in Trouble
Sydney report from Wednesday on Garden and Ward before a commission. Garden admits discussing a £6000 envelope from Moasie Hyam and mentions a £11,000 claim about Practer but doubts if Weed earned it. He complains of misstatements and defends his counsel’s tactics as the hearing adjourns to next day.
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Sydney
Somamissios
Garden
Youngel
Ward
Moasie
Hyam
Bini
Jay
Shoulder Strine Threatens Wool Loss in Early Signs
Fragment reads as an OCR damaged note on shoulder strike risks in flocks. Mentions Husoid conditions potentially precipitating severe wool losses and sheep mortality, with figures ranging from 130 to 1,000 in some flocks. Likely a historical agricultural observation with unclear terms and broken phrases.
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Evhgjers
Corar By Election Report From Local Post
Corar by election report notes a local contest with candidates and polling details. Names and exact places are unclear in the fragment but indicate a vote outcome and campaign activity in the region.
French Premier Wins Decisive Victory Over Communist Deputies
Paris reports Henri Queuille, French Premier, secured a decisive victory amid a censure clash with Communists and de Gaullists. The assembly rejected a motion to extend debate, censure motions were tabled, and voting split across multiple blocs as tensions rose over economic and political policy.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
de Gaul
Warioe Volun
Gaul
Duclos
Voles
Minister condemns hostel conditions in Canberra and Darwin
In Parliament Mr Gullett questions hostel standards and stores bought for Canberra ACT NT hostels. Mr Lemmon notes complaints about construction and cooperative housing efforts with government paying overheads. He says private contractors carve out Lawley House area for offices and that engineering service costs are under review.
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Lemmon
Canberra
House of Representatives
Gullett
Henry
Irving
Act
Darwin
Jobe
Lawley House
Harrajang
Ehother
Isbour
Canberra Services Club seeks growth and leadership changes
The Canberra Services Club presented a report noting nine months of profit and a turnover of £3,973. The treasurer K R Parker chaired the meeting as the retiring chairman and a director did not stand for re election. Twenty three nominations were received for the Moerdaf Tirec store with several directors re elected. The board discussed extending facilities for a reading and writing room and plans for future building work.
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Canberre
Cub
K. RG. Parker
Ube
Moerdaf Tirectore
Mears
WJ. Brey
HA Bearee
Binnie
A.D. Beamn
Cole
D.lliman
Lewis
J. Bk. Orr
Ant H J. Yeend
R. @. Parker
E Gray
Pster
Packer
Settlement in wool dispute eyed for next week
Sydney reports a mass meeting of Sydney men endorsing a union decision. The union executive will offer employers new settlement terms expected to be accepted. Newentle foremen to meet Friday at 2 pm and the union to approach the employer Monday to negotiate.
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Sydney
Sesok
Newcastie
Coulburn
Newenntle
Sasment
Ben Ap
Minister Awaits British Report On Press Inquiry
The government plans a Royal Commission on the press with evidence gathered from 1947 to 1948. Minister Calwell said a report would be presented to the British Government in June and printed by Majesty's Stationery Office. Independent observers and various proprietors and associations were noted in the discussion.
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Prag
Calwell
Richmonds
Herbert
Hla
Majesty's
Edmonds
Cormission
Calwell Alan
Abe Veituemma
Jana
Sawapapat Proprietors
Agencien
Jana Journatiasa” Masociations
Yarralumla Seeks Improved Bus Service
More than 20 residents attended the Yarralumla Progress and Welfare Association meeting discussing the need for additional Wortridge buses. A deputation plans to approach the Minister for the Interior for improved services and other grievances. Mr J Riddle did not seek reelection as president. Mr A Woods remains secretary.
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Wortridge
Yarralumla
Mesars
J. Radcliffe
H. R. Quigg
Tremwurer
V. Rees
Meadamen F. Yandell
K Deane
V. Marah
H.R. Mir
Riddle
ACT
Progress Council
New Arrivals in Itchen Furniture at Youngs Queanbeyan
New arrivals at Youngs Furniture Showroom Queanbeyan feature dining tables and chairs praised for splendid construction and value. Inspect the excellent ranges and be pleasantly surprised by affordable household furniture tailored for keen shoppers.
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Queanbeyan
Young
Health Minister Denies Doctors to be Conscripted
Health Minister denies conscripting doctors under amendments to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Act. Senator McKenna argues against tribunal proposals and criticizes the zero-qualification body to adjudicate disputes. He cites costs of the free medicine scheme and opposition amendments fail by 26 votes.
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McKenna
BMA
America
Great Britain
BAMCA
Hv. Witient
API
Huey
Benator McKenna
Benator
Liviaien
Political unrest reported as Security Council awaits action
A hazy report from Batavia describes a political hush as the Security Council is expected to act. Nearby, communities await developments while regional tensions rise amid clashes near Multenzury and unrest in surrounding districts.
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Batavia
Tadononia
Security Council
Tuya
Dapanoas
Multenzury
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Toby
Clifforn
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Imdonessa and
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