Senate Warning Excitement Over Regulations Motion
Senator Wood’s notice of motion to disallow import regulation appended to a broader fight between Senate and House over transport rules. The piece urges the government to heed Senate Committee findings and frame any new regulations to address criticisms rather than act for expediency.
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Wood
Senate
House of Representatives
Scullin
House
Wend
Oles
Senate Committee
Prime Minister Menzies Improves After Illness
The prime minister Mr Menzies recovering from a mild fever and exhaustion since returning from the Far East last Sunday. He is expected to resume his normal duties early next week. Opposition leader Dr Evatt also ill with a heavy cold and confined to bed. Country Party leader Arthur Fadden left Canberra for Brisbane with a heavy cold.
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Connton
Mennes
Far East
Menzies
Evatt
Jeaders
Country Party
Bir Arnu
Willing Shilling Drive Kicks Off With Guides
Canberra Girl Guide Movement plans a public shilling drive starting next Monday with over 200 Guides and Brownies taking part. They will perform tasks such as cleaning silver, household work, cooking, mending, and minding children to raise funds.
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Canberra
M. de Plater
G. H
Betters To The Editor On Braddon Flats Mail Delays
A letter to the editor laments Braddon Flats mail delivery failures. Tenants report misdelivered letters and telegrams, with 18 items awaiting proper delivery. The writer questions Postmaster General liability for breach of contract.
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Raddon Flats
Attenton
Braddon Flats
Clergy urged to visit Canberra hostels to curb youth issues
A meeting at the National Methodist Church Hall in Forrest urged regular clerical visits to city hostels to combat delinquency and heavy drinking among Canberra youth. Organized by the Women’s Christian Temperance Society over 100 youths and clergy attended, discussing delinquency divorce and gambling. Reverend Hunter of St John’s urged tackling problems at home, and a follow up discussion was set for June 15.
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National Methodist
Forrest
Canberra
Women's Christlan Temperance Society
A.C.T
Hunter
St. John’s Parish
Goodwin
Against Mobile Cancer Clinic
SYDNEY Friday A proposed scheme for diagnosing cancer by mobile clinics touring country areas was impracticable said Dr H Lilley chairman of the Hospital Commission He commented on a Country Women's Association conference suggestion that the Commonwealth Government provide such clinics He noted cancer diagnosis would be very involved and specialized work and mobile teams would need more specialists and resources than available.
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Sydney
Hospital Commission
H. Lilley
Women’s Association
Commonwealth
Lilley
Diplomatic Visit at Government House
Excellency Field-Marshal Bir William Biland yesterday morning hosted at Government House His Excellency Mr. T. W. L. Mace for Canada and Mr. D. Er for r D. M. Garnett.
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Zie Eevenencsen
Eralee
Bir Wiliam Bim
Government House
T. W. L. Macetr
Canada
Mr. der
D. M. Garnett
New Spirit in India Embraces Five Year Plan Triumphs
Edwin M surveys India's industrial push under Nehru's vision. He highlights Bhakra Nangal dam, Sindri fertilizer plant, Hindustan Aircraft factory, Chittaranjan locomotive works, and the Mumbai Trombay reactor as symbols of a modernizing, decentralized economy poised to evolve into a major global power within 20 to 30 years.
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Edwin M
Nehru Himsef
India
Chittaranjan Locomotive Works
Sindri
Bengal
Bhakra-Nengal
Punjab
Hindustan Aircraft Factory
Mysore
Bombay
Planning Commission
Por Irrigation
Bhakra-Nangal
Himalayas
Buller
Avia
Nangal & Barrage
Hyder Canal
Bhakra Nangal
Trombay
Asia
Atomic Power
Atatoms
Deccan
Bangalore
Targest Aircraft Repair, Overhaul and Manufacturih Organization
Jorrisby
Royal Australian Air Force
Indian Telephone Industries
Australia
Gren Transport
Inaiai
Chittaranjan
Bena
Bihar
Chitranjin
Banrantar
Thi Sindri
Jis
Chit
Juianjan
Om Sindri
Indian air force orders new unity of flying trainer aircraft
An Indian designed and built trainer aircraft planned for wide use by the Indian Air Force and Civil Aviation Authorities. The project aims to expand domestically produced aviation capacity and support training needs across agencies.
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Indian Air Force
Minister To Open ANU Boilerhouse
The Minister for Immigration Mr Athol Tetey will open a new boilerhouse at the Australian National University on Tuesday. The plant will serve the John Curtin School of Medical Research with modulating boilers and furnace oil heating, using Swedish manufactured hot water boilers with a high efficiency guarantee.
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Athol Tetey
Australian National University
John Curtin Bchoo
Medical Research
Sweden
Fire brigade changeover to new control delayed
Canberra Fire Brigade would move to NBW Control from July 4, but staff said they had not been officially notified. Officials cited rumours of the shift while the minister announced the plan earlier in the week.
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Fairhall
Canberra
N BW
Department of In- Sie Tananawer Querien
Baing
Revision Of Hotel Hours Sought
SYDNEY Friday The Country Women's annual conference urged another referendum on hotel trading hours The conference revised after delegates criticised the increased restriction to advance youth and better entertainment The conference also asked the Railways Department to provide facilities for making trust train functions Delegates complained country travelers wait hours for connecting trains at night with no refreshment rooms
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Sydney
Contry
Waal
Alsa
Railways Department
Commonwealth Forestry Talks For Canberra
The British Commonwealth Forestry Conference will meet in Canberra later this year with Australian officials. Minister for the Interior Fairhall announced the conference would assemble in Adelaide on August 25 and later meet at Canberra, with visits to forest areas in Australia before moving to New Zealand. Forestry policy management and forest protection and utilization will be discussed by Australian British and New Zealand experts.
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British Commonwealth Forestry Conference
Cantor
Fairhall
Uesemble
Adelaide
Caneberra
New Zealand
Bank of Indonesia Faces Currency Slide Amid Emergency Signals
Indonesian currency and foreign exchange reserves fell sharply this week from emergency levels as analysts warn of continued instability. The Bank of Indonesia announced a steep drop in the currency rate while critics call for swift parliamentary action to restore confidence.
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Diakal Wu
Indonesia
Bank of Indonesia
Western Australia Students to Visit Swan House Guest
Two year seven students from Western Australia will visit Swan to be hosted by D Clement. The visit is arranged by Swan member Mr Cleaver. Students named Ron Parl and Shiley Teett will travel from Perth to attend this exchange.
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Western Australia
Ferterat
Swan
Mr Cleaver
Ron Parl
Shiley Teett
Perth
Clement
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