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Oil from coal costs prohibitive says Menzies
Prime Minister Mr. Menzies told the House of Representatives that producing oil from coal was too expensive to justify government support. He noted investigations by authorities and said the Commonwealth Hydrogenation Committee would seek the latest information and report its views. He spoke in reply to Mr. James.
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Better Farming Demonstration At College of Agriculture
A Wednesday event at the College of Agriculture showcased improved production methods and prize presentations. Speakers emphasized ready access to modern techniques and widespread dissemination of profitable farming practices.
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New Flying School Opens Near Wagga for RAAF Training
A new flying school is being established near Wagga to train 38 officers and about 400 airmen for maintenance under the Defence Air Force. Details outline specialist courses and official oversight by Mr Etreet and related government bodies.
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Opiwr- Tienes Miggenet meeting outlines world affairs discussion
The initial meeting of the Opiwr- Tienes Miggenet under Mr. Ti. Davies elected officers H Davies chairman George Henshilwood secretary Bagnall librarian Stephenson jog keeper Mar. W Geiper leader. Members plan alternate Tuesdays discussions on lectures from Sydney University and world affairs with focus on morale propaganda and Soviet Russia.
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Russia
Demand for Open Inquiry in Wake of RAAF Plane Incidents
In a heated House session the Opposition pressed for an open inquiry into two fatal RAAF plane incidents. Mr. Menzies promised to refer the matter to Defence officials, while questions centered on Avro ADSOS machines and training quality. The Prime Minister affirmed a forthcoming public reply.
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Photographer Assault Questioned in House of Re
In Parliament today discussions covered an assault on a photographer and the Royal Australian Air Force. Ministers indicated possible reports and fines, while police and defense officials faced questions about officers' actions during the incident and whether civil rights were upheld.
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Menzies Opens Historic First Ministry Session
Mr Menzies sat in the House for the first time as Prime Minister with cheers from government members. The new ministry was announced including Sir Henry Gulllett and Sir Frederick Stewart among others as Tasmania’s lack of representation drew comment. Debate covered defence inquiries, ambassador appointments, constitutional discussion, and tariff schedules as the Westminster Statute and Senate reform loomed.
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British Shipping Sales to Other Countries Debate in Commons
In London on a Tuesday the House of Commons debates steps to curb use of British ships in hostilities and eligibility for shipping subsidy grants. The Board of Trade considers offering vessels to the government first and records any sales abroad while exploring wider ministerial discretion in grant decisions.
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Statute of Westminster urged in Commonwealth debate
In the House yesterday Frank Brennan pressed Australia to adopt the Statute of Westminster as a first step in constitutional reform. The call follows years of government reluctance and a push for Parliament to address the nation’s constitutional status and international representation.
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Australia
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Canberra
Burrinjuck Dam Regarded Safe by Government Leader
In a Legislative Assembly debate Mr. Lang accused newspapers of spreading unwarranted safety scare stories about Burrinjuck Dam. He cited reports from Mr. Brewster and Mr. Dare stating the dam is safe, while a government inquiry warned of danger if a 1925 flood recurred. Remedial work has been done and flood precautions are being formed locally.
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Duke of Kent Sends Thanks to Australian People
The Duke of Kent and the Duchess send sincere thanks for Australian greetings and express anticipation of personal contact when they visit Australia in November. Prime Minister Menzies had earlier extended a warm welcome and hopes for a Governor General appointment.
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Australia
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National Defence Move Aims for Compulsory National Register
Minister for Defence informing the Assembly proposes a compulsory national register. He says even in neutrality coastal defences air and anti submarine defences must be mobilised with economic mobilisation. Rations for petrol oil and other commodities would be imposed to prevent profiteering.
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Capetown
Pifow
South Africa
Airliner Crash in Andes Kills Six Near Casa Blanca
A three engined airliner from France Company crashed into mountains near Casa Blanca between Marreco killing six and three others before the crash. Investigators say wing controls froze causing loss of control. Urgent radio messages reported icing and other faults before impact.
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Dream City Arts View Canberra at the Eisteddfod
Canberra hosts the Eisteddfod with visitors Messrs Lorimer of Geelong and Kennerdale of Sydney expressing enthralled impressions. Both performers, on their first visit to the capital, praise the scenery and hope Canberra will inspire lasting memories during their stay.
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Geelong
Kennerdale
Sydney
Canberra
Reform talk and party tensions in Parliament session
Debates over reform and boundary changes dominated a special session. Members argued about decision making and representation while party leaders urged cautious moves as Parliament adjourned late.
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