Labour Faction Fight Heads to Melbourne Conference
The Federal Executive of the Australian Labor Party referred NSW faction strife to a special Federal Conference in Melbourne on June 1. It postponed the NSW conference and ordered a report on hearings to guide final actions.
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Mountain Range Discovered By Mawson Party
Mawson expedition reports discovery of a new mountain range near Antarctica. Survey led by Leckie and Min Kirby notes extensive ridge networks south of the Walt Range and peaks averaging significant height with wide, rugged spans. Identification follows extensive fieldwork near 150 miles east of Slowend, comparing to ranges charted in 1904.
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Coventry Autos Strikes Mount Over Planned Automation
Coventry workers protest management plans to lay off 3 900 car workers for up to four months while a new automation plant worth a million pounds is built. The action follows a government sub committee review as delegates press for a clear report on automation effects.
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Lords Fault Church Leaders Over Gambling Debate
Fragmented text shows a debate in the Lords and Commons over gambling and church leadership notes. Mentions Anglican primate comments, government policy tones, and a conservative fringe view amid Cyprus mentions and other scattered terms.
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Positive Results in Middle East Talks and Visits
A fragmented report notes efforts to secure peace in the Middle East via U S and regional talks. It mentions visits by officials, shifts in travel plans, and Egypt seeking military training and jet bombers amid evolving regional diplomacy.
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Evatt Attacks TV and Broadcasting Plans in Parliament
Dr Evatt led criticism during the second reading debate over government TV and broadcasting bills. He pressed for safeguards to promote Australian ownership and programming, including a 36 percent Australian transmission target, protection for sports and political broadcasts, and representation from the security department on the AESC. He accused ABC of partiality and warned against private monopolies linked to press and radio interests.
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Treasury Bills and Commonwealth Deficit Report
The second quarterly Treasury bulletin shows a total treasury bill stock of £120 million since June 30 and a Commonwealth deficit position improved in the March quarter. It notes £1,700,000 drawn from government support, and changes in loans and deposits across banks with a notable decline in outstanding lending to £8,780,000,000.
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Cadet Cadets to Inspect NSW Industries
A 13 member cadet party from the Royal Military College will undertake a five day inspection of industrial plants in New South Wales beginning with Australian Iron and Steel Ltd at Port Kembla. They will visit Auburn Lidcombe Granville Bankstown Alexandria Rydalmere Newtown and Clyge to gain practical engineering knowledge.
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Insurance Plan To Shield Exporters In Risky Markets
The government backed plan would capitalize at £500000 with total outstanding contracts capped at £28000000. It would insure exporters against losses from new and risky markets, guaranteeing policies funded by the corporation and overseen by a seven year appointee commissioner. If approved, the scheme aims to boost Australian exporters by reducing overseas payment risks and expanding coverage up to 75 percent of goods, with premiums set to be decided by the corporation.
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Australia Leads Worcestershire By 339 Runs
Australia dominates Worcestershire posting a 339 run lead as Henaud totals 458 runs and Banend Haddocks form a sixth wicket stand to steady a collapse. McDonald Mackay Harvey and Craig struggle early with quick dismissals while Biayell Chesterton pace the ball in heavy conditions at Worcester.
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Expert Commission On Flooding Urged For National Plan
Expert Sir Marlo Page urged an Expert Commission On Flooding to uncover facts for a national plan of flood prevention and mitigation. He backed a Clarence River Advisory Committee proposal for a dam on the shavenge River to store water and generate hydroelectric power.
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Sterling Areas Reserve and U S Treasury Figures Rise
The Sterling Areas Reserve and U S Treasury reserves show a marked increase in April, reaching 51 million dollars. The reserves have grown for the successive months, with March figures also revised higher and the year’s total accumulating to about 2,028 million dollars by April 30.
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New Depot For Linesmen Approved By Department Of Wales
A contract valued at £21,078 was awarded for a new depot at a Wisbech railway line site after tender from S. F. Watson was accepted. Under the terms, work must be completed by October 15.
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In Brief Abilone Amtiass Joie Drops Knighthood
Local brief notes report Sir Senerat Buninwardone renouncing an honor. Washington coverage notes United States Army map service research on global geology. London reports the death of Holographer Kemp at Windsor Hospital aged 83. Paris notes Yvon Ye’s world record claim after a near 287 hour survival. Aberdeen item covers halted talks over Scottish Worm-hoowise price.
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