Security Woman Reveals Reds Attempts To Gain Info
A widowed woman, unnamed, testified to a commission that she was asked by a Communist journalist Rex Chiplin to pass documents from the Australian Department of Post-War Reconstruction and the Industrial Development Division. She alleged meetings in Canberra and Sydney and said she was directed to drop ties with the Democratic Rights Council while remaining in security circles.
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Documenta
Mex Chiplin
Bydney
Wan
Department of Post-War, Reconstruction
Canberra
Australie
Sydney
Commission
Ft “After Leaving the Security To ‘Mr. Windeyer
Ahe
Democratic Right Council
Atill
Windeyer
Wealth Investigation Service
NAW
Rex Chiplin
Hotel Civic
Bhe
Chiplin
Democratic Rights Council
Harold Rich
Act of the
Daking Howse
Drc
Mra
Willis
Mr. Juste Philp
le Boise Om
Pa Vecafon
BBC
Jim
Nepal
Ceech
Aberthara
Jurchett
Busney Ironworkers Club
DALC
Winceyer
Diet
Maxdollan
Rex ‘Chiplin
George Furhard
Fires
Bre Windeyer
D.F
Dorin
Mclain
Mr. Windeyer
Whitrod
Mr. Whitrod
Discussion with Chiplin in Canberra on Australian development work
The transcript recalls a 1951 Canberra interview about Commander R G A Jackson head of UNRRA and later a division of the United Nations. Mrs A described Chiplin pressuring for information on defence plans and foreign investment, including American investments, with notes found under a hotel door. She recalled meetings in Melbourne and Sydney, and hints of possible postings to External Affairs or Defence Production.
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Sydney
Widuceslay
Eapionage Royal Commission
Ihe Aissions In
Defence
Australia
Western Australis
Sheesta
Melbourne
R.G. A. Jackson
Department of No- Uingual Development
Jackson
Kingston
Man Chiplin
Mr. Windeyer
Informs. Com
Yeu
Justice Owen
Mra
Pacific
Australie
Wintever
Mielbourne
Overland Express
Induettial
Saharsi
Victorian Exprisas
Preciniy
Stana
Windeyer
Fergan O'Sullivan
Canberra
Chipin
Jailice Owen
Chiplin
Kimberleys
Gulf Country
Yew
Antarnal Allaire
Australia Germany trade deal expands access for Australian goods
The new arrangement broadens German entry for Australian products including wheat and barley while maintaining free wool and metal imports. Australia limits 1908 64 wheat to 100000 tons and barley to 30000 tons with staged tariff reductions. Minister McEwen announced the pact noting future talks on apples and pears and broader German imports for Australia.
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Australia
Germany
Australlia
McEwen
Tapper Prosecution in Special Electoral Court
Mrs Mary Catherine Rideout of Franch's Road Willoughby was fined £3 in the Special Electoral Court for using apparatus to listen to a telephone conversation on May 7 1964. Evidence showed Rideout had used such equipment to intercept calls.
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Bydney
Mary Catherine
Franch's Road
Willoughby
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