Minister Castigates Dr Burton Over Resignation Remarks
Sydney reports a minister condemns Dr John Burton for not recognizing the High Commissioner's role in Ceylon and for publicly criticising his government after leaving Colombo. The minister cites missteps and questions the timing of telegrams linked to Burton’s departure and staff arrangements.
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John Burton
Ceylon
A.W. Borthwick
Australian High Commissioner’s Office
Itinerary For Mr Menzies Schedule of 1930s plea tour
The Prime Minister’s itinerary outlines a multi state speaking tour with dates in Canterbury Memorial Hall Binawn Eloctorate Victoria and various towns. Appearances include Cairns Ipswich Hobart Perth Norwood Geelong Ballarat Wagga and more with memorial stone laying and wreath ceremonies planned in multiple locations.
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Town Halls
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Hobart
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Launceston
Bevonport
Pan
Burnie
Fremantio
Perth
Norwood
Adelaide
Geelong
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Beyour
Hendigos
Wagga
Newvonatte
Rand
Pam Ratville
Sirinhane
Waying
Ena Tun
Cheon
Pringhill
Rethien
Cabinet Discusses Policy Speech at Final Meeting
The Federal Cabinet held a full session in the Canmmonyrmuld Bank building as the final gathering before dissolution. Mr Spender outlined the return of the former High Commissioncy in Ceylon while Prime Minister Mr Menaies claimed the government would not be on the defensive and would push forward with policy in the coming election.
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Spender
Australis
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Atick
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Mr Bland Plans Federal System Reform If Elected
Professor A Bland, endorsed as Liberal candidate for Warringah, pledges to reorganise government to run smoothly and restore a Bobera system of power sharing. He argues the Commonwealth should handle defense and foreign policy while states regain housing public works and social services powers.
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Commonwealth
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Feora
A L P Motion of Confidence in Dr Evatt
A.L.P. motion of confidence in Dr Evatt passed at a meeting in Traves Hall. The Labor Party outlined plans under the 1940 King Act to place Commonwealth Bank under a Governor responsible to the Federal Treasurer. The party pledged to block private banking interests from influencing the bank and demanded government accountability.
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Laewue
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Lewder Wi
Urvit
Givatt
Howald
Commonwealth Hank
Buntenk
Commonwealth
People of Australia
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Shoul Bd
Eny
Auatrakts
Nancy Wake Leads Unionist Bid Against Evatt in Barton
In Melbourne on Friday Nancy Wake won a vote for a Labor seat opponent of Deputy Leader Dr Evatt. The unionist backing shifts toward Menzies as Wake joins the contest, reflecting broader support for the government and a sizable shift in Barton politics.
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Barton
Feders
Labour Party
Evatt
Holt
Wales
Torwinder
Chiftey-Evatt Regims
Country Party endorses eight sitting members in state election
The Country Party re endorsed eight sitting members and endorsed candidates for the House of Representatives. Darling candidate Mr. Bi Whyte was re endorsed. Senate selections include My ALD Rela and Mrs Thelon Kirkby. The party also backed sitting member for Dubbo and Temuin, Mr. B G Medel and Mr S D Digkeon, with others noted in the ticket.
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Bi Whyte
Fou
Han
Finder Wemants
House of Representatives
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Trelar
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Ansons
Haden Humes
We Anderson
Rivero Meh
Roberson
Tyne
BJ Egeins
EV Nyt
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Ishborne Chances Party
Senate
Ies
Rela
Thelon Kirkby
Dubbo
Medel
Temiin
D Digkeon
RH. Cutulers
ACT Candidates Preparations
Dr be W. Nott and others announce campaign plans for ACT candidates. The Labour candidate Mra do Vramer is set to speak over RCA radio at 0.40 pm tonight. Brow eat and policy outlines will be covered at Cuumway Hall on Wednesday. The Literal party candidate for ACP WS Yetteh De Bee is elected. Fourth candidate J W Ashlin has not yet announced policy date.
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Nid
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Vigoros
RCA
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Wednessa
Eh Acp
Mea J W. Ashlin
Drowned student linked to wild Adelaide initiation probe
In Adelaide a prosecutor described an initiation in the University refectory as wild and chaotic after a medical student, 18, drowned. Five medical students were charged with unlawful act. five more faced questions over alleged assault during the ominous event amid a 200-student gathering at the boatshed. Eight men appeared in court, with allegations of horseplay or fatal violence, while witnesses described students being compelled to participate.
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Olin
John Nett
Cheltenem
Gerald Manshery
Twiward Haysood
Kenseth Wedphilen
Jonshan
John Spurway
Scarfe
LU Neil Wan
Mt WA
Searle
Hansbery
Enllonk
Heer Amvone
Genaout
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Ptudenta
Tex
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Morne
Rey
Fragmented Student Assault Report Incomplete Text
Incomplete OCR fragment suggests students involved in an assault with implied violence. Mentions a victim and potential river-related danger. Details and names are unreadable, making the event unclear and difficult to verify.
American Patrols May Have Crossed Parallel
Fragmentary OCR text references patrols, international areas, and Spanish names, with unclear events. Readable elements mention Sinaloa and international locations, suggesting a story about border or patrol activities and possible cross-border movements.
Liberal Selections Set for Today Across Regions
Liberal Party announces selections by committee for Lang, Wer ries, Eden Monarrow and Macquarie electorates with Eden-Monace and Macquarie committees meeting in LiUnen tonight. Twenty nine more candidates to be endorsed by Liberal Party executive tomorrow advancing a full slate. Senate and ACT candidates to be chosen by Liberal Party tomorrow, with state election committee including Liberal and Country Party nominees and cross endorsements.
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Fruluy
Walrn
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Hot Ak
Naw
Country Party
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Lin
Nakw
Anit
Country Party Ewnideten
Ion Endorned
Royal Highland Band Performs to Large Munike Oval Crowd
A crowd of about 4,500 attended a concert by Abe Tamuld Black Winten Band at Munike Oval. The Royal Highland Fusiliers First Battalion provided opening marching and Colonel Bogey on Parade. The program featured opera excerpts Col Inver and Cat Inver, with dancing, a public address system, xylophone, and Scottish tunes.
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Munike Oval
Mme and Uy Deawn
Hin Majesty
The
Royal Hightend Feegimimt
LM. Heke
Pho
Colonel Bogey
Weevarpte
Ui Jungr
Ilisahsy
Towley Publ
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Alex
Jurden
Btryker
Adultery Divorce Granted in Supreme Court
A woman, Gladys Mary McKennn of Mythar ng, was granted a decree for divorce in the Supreme Court today on the grounds of her husband’s adultery with her daughter. The ruling names the parties and cites the adultery as the cause of the split.
Britain Hopes for Korean Truce Amid Global Tension
Reported by Reuters from Tokyo and London, a cautious note on potential Korean Armistice terms. British officials urge renewed offers and a negotiated settlement as Beijing and Moscow press for careful handling of strategic moves.
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Saya
Chinn
Powud Wong
London
Rampheun United
Drs
Tokyo
Ravy Re
Peking
General Law
Arthur
Arthur's Truce Offer Prim
United States Casualties Reported in War Effort
Fragmentary wartime casualty tally lists Army and Navy losses with totals and service branch breakdowns. Provisional figures show thousands wounded and hundreds dead across services, including specific counts for Army and Navy divisions.
India rejects arbitration proposal at United Nations
Fragmented report notes India informed the Security Council it could not accept the Anglo American plan as part of a Kashmir settlement. The council adjourned without voting on the resolution, while tensions over military renewal and regional pressures persisted.
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United Nations
Kashmir
Security Council
Fn Nsighbaura
Air Benegal
Beauty Council
Paleyian
U.N
Tolleck
Seagel
China Russia rail pact to start traffic April first
China and Russia sign a rail traffic pact to inaugurate through passenger, baggage and freight travel on April 1. Peking Radio reports the agreement covers coordinated services and cross border movement between the two nations.
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China
Russia
Peking Radia
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