Reduction urged in membership in Australian parliament
Sydney Monday. Democratic Party Leader Mr Weaver urged trimming the State Parliament as he spoke at North Sydney and Hornsby. He also advocated a real increase in the federal House of Representatives membership. Weaver supported reducing Legislative Assembly membership to two representatives per federal electorate.
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Sydney
Democratic Party
Mr. Weaver
North Sydney
Hornsby
House of Representatives
al. Weaver
Coal production shortages hit equipment and transport
In Sydney and Melbourne reports indicate a shortage of machinery and tools hampering coal production. Managers cite the need for more equipment while labor constraints slow progress. Federal officials plan a survey with the Commonwealth Health Department and Treasury to address pension and supply issues.
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Sydney
Lin
Ulnar
Lin Minera
Federalien Afr
Commonwealth Womany
Department of Supply
TV Saa
Fraser
Minera
Commonwealth Health Department
Treasury ‘Micials
Melbourne
Eurobce
District rainfalls and match details across grades
Rainfall totals over four hours were logged for several teams including Southern Tableland, Tocaban India, Bombala and Bat Od A Grade Ex-Studen rees. Yardage, player initials, and match results across G Grades WALANB and Grammar UL are noted with names such as W. Pare, G. Cousins, Beast, H. Modomkyyd, and D. Kappa referenced in brief scores and lineups.
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Reauta
Matchon
Studen Rees
M. Aldridge
Southwell
Grammar
P. Mdrileon
J. Adwarte
Christopher
Ochardurm
We de Bret
Hall
Tummy
Tigre
Ryan
D. Kappa
Mattingharal
WEG A
Ah. Harney
W. Pare
Vona
G. Cousins
Beast
H. Modomkyyd
RWCA
Awa
Forbes Appeals Beater Trial Prejudice Claim Raises Questions
A trial judge ruled that alleged pretrial prejudice tainted the proceedings. Crown Prosecutor Crawford KC indicated the defendant faced a serious question over the impact of remarks after an approach by the accuser. The case centers on whether such conduct affected the fairness of the trial.
Man Captured After Police Gauntlet at Hospital
Melbourne police capture a man at a hospital after a chaotic chase that began when he arrived seeking news of his wife and newborn child. Detectives pursued him through a stairway scuffle, a window escape attempt, and a street chase ending with a gunshot fired over his head. He is jailed pending investigation into recent car thefts.
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Hospital Melbourne
Women'n Hospital
Enid
Ana Meltae
Kisternwick
Madam
War graves cared for by enemy says Australian official
Melbourne reports the acting SMIAlater for the Army Genator Fraser announced that Germany and Japan had informed the War Government graves of Australian servicemen were being well cared for. He added that a repatriated DP soldier said Bavarian POWs who died were given military funerals with caps draped in the Union flag.
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Melbourne
Genator Fraser
Wrime
Germany
Japan
Algo
Bavaria
Meat Rationing Debate Sparks Unclear Proposals
Colan MP announced no change in meat rationing after expulsion of certain measures. Cotes added that rationing would affect butchers and raise concerns about humaneness, while observers note confusion and resistance amid scarcity and rising sales of substitutes.
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Aaenaay
Neal Dad Scithe
Colan
Cotes
Fenra
Huuinasa
Evan Eller
Prices Commissioner Sets Uniform Tomatoes Prices
Professor Copland announced next Wednesday a maximum price for tomatoes of 1/1 per pound in Sydney and 17 per pound in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide. He said these new prices would be reviewed and refined in about three months to cover contract production and protect domestic supply.
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Professor Copland
Yeaturday
Brisbane
Adelaide
Profanor
Copland
Readers Views Reproach To Whom Canberra Times Letter
A Canberra Times reader laments wartime rationing and butcher shop queues. The letter argues for equitable meat distribution between Canberra north and south residents, citing advisory council data and calls for rosters or deliveries to ease shortages. The writer notes limited lamb and beef supplies and urges joint action by university and city officials.
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Vtae
Canberra
Canberra University Callege
Teter
Interior
Gaireraty
Ramtec
Aueidan
Teresi
Gabbarra ‘Times
Imma Witt
Urta
Civic Centre
Tr. Deley
Hla
Downes Anid
Kingston
Manuke
Eily
Tren
Tata
Nike
Eppear
Kingstom
Hurtey
Cne
Equity
Fragmented Row Skims Between Officials and Agencies
Fragmented OCR text hints at travel between Geiminn Haase and State Eealerty, mentioning fines and possible official actions. Names and places are unclear, but the item appears to describe a governmental or legal matter with unclear partners and outcomes.
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Tnd
Geiminn Haase
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