Singapore self government debate unsettled after London talks
Canberra comments on the failed London talks over Singapore's future. The discussion notes Singapore’s likely move toward self government, UK control issues on external affairs and defence, and potential new arrangements, with Australia urged to remain mediator.
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Singapore
Marshall
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Muralall Doenst
Singpore
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Ownich
Australia
United Kingdon
Ie Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Cyprus
Postal Department Posts Loss Despite Traffic Rise
The report shows a £149,166 loss for the Postal Department last year, with the Telegraph Branchierier absorbing £800,000 more loss and the Postal Branch £2,285,008. Despite higher expenses including £1,709,000 in capital outlay and £416,000 for mail conveyance, overall results were deemed satisfactory amid increased traffic across all branches. Post articles rose to 1,804 million and local telephone calls to 1,103 million. telephone services applications hit a record 180,694 with 167,430 outstanding by mid-1955, including some in rural areas.
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Canberra Forecast: Unsettled Weather With Cooler Winds
The Meteorological Station forecast for the 24 hours from 8 am today calls for unsettled conditions, cooler temperatures, and fresh westerly winds. South Coast and Table regions face colder squally west winds with showers, snow on the Alps by noon, and seas moderate on the Far South, smoothening northward.
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Tinta
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Airliner Plunges Over Precise London Precipice
In Nepal a passenger aircraft reportedly plunged off a precipice near Kathmandu airport injuring eighteen people. Only fragmentary text remains. details on cause and flight firm not confirmed.
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British Prime Minister Eden to Visit Australia with Lady Eden
Sir Anthony Eden and Lady Eden will visit Australia as guests of the Commonwealth. The trip marks the first time a British prime minister has toured Australia. Eden said plans include discussions with Prime Minister Menzies and a prior stop in New Zealand before Australia. No dates were released but the visit was officially announced.
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Eden
Canberra
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Lexave
Opporstuort
Use Of Salk Vaccine Urged By Dr Bazely
Dr Bazely urged use of the Salk polio vaccine at a Royal Society meeting in Canberra. He argued vaccination creates broader, safer immunity than natural infection, noting vaccines can protect against all three poliovirus types and should be adopted by a large population for effectiveness.
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Civic Women's Club Hosts Tea at Can berms Community Hospital
The Civic Women's Club of Hie Tacividya area arranged an afternoon tea for elderly women in Ward at Can berms Community Hospital. Ward received flower arrangements in cellophane with small bouquets and printed cards for each patient. The club donated vases of flowers to the hospital at the end of the event.
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Civic Women's Club
Hie Twa
Fftermion
Canberms Community Hospital
Tacividya Plutas
Te Club
Jet Plane Crash Near Ottawa Reports Casualties
A jet liner crashed into a Roman Catholic convalescent home near Ottawa. The crash left about 22 people dead or injured. Officials say the Royal Canadian Air Force and Ottawa authorities are investigating the incident and the convalescent home building is severely damaged.
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Ottawa
Courtesy for Red Delegation at Canberra Reception
The article describes a courtesy reception for a Red Delegation in Canberra. Mr Bde McCauley explains dignified treatment and denies mercy concerns. The plan includes leaders from Advimery-Gounell and invited citizens to meet Chamber officials and ask questions tonight.
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Canberra
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Canberra works financing faces scrutiny and funding gaps
Canberra debates the budget for Commonwealth and Canberra works, with the Minister of Works pledging continuation but facing pressure over adequate funds for the coming year. Officials warn that delaying projects or cutting overtime could hinder Canberra’s development and job restoration.
Gift of £10000 to Science Academy London
The report notes a donation of £10,000 at an April 27 annual meeting for a £200,000 appeal to fund a science academy project in Australia and the Commonwealth. It lists various donors and regional contributions from Port Mator, North Broken Hill, Broken Hill, and others, detailing amounts from £500 to £10,000. It references the Australian Academy of Science’s founding and royal patronage.
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Associated Electrical Industries
Austeatan Academy of Science
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Australian Academy of Science
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Atom workers seek penury to marry in Britain
A fragment from The Dolly Express reports Britain’s atom workers aiming for financial support before marriage. The article notes plans to reveal details of their partners, highlighting economic strain and social expectations in a wartime context.
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Eritain
Atom
Expres
New Zealand Pianist Presented for To-night Recital
A New Zealand pianist, Kath Schnsbl, will give her first concert of the Australasian tour in St Albans tonight under the patronage of the High Commissioner to New Zealand. The program features works by Schumann, Debussy, and Chopin and marks a continued rise in her European acclaim after earlier tours and a masterful Paris appearance.
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U S Ambassador to Attend St Johns Ball
The U S ambassador will attend the St Johns Ball at Albert Hall Friday with debutantes. The event marks the annual church festival with Bishop Allie presiding and Mrs Mommatt hosting the reception after the formal presentation.
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Parliament Sits Amid Supply Bills and Debates
The Phase of Representatives met at 2:30 pm to discuss questions and advance supply bills. The Howe debate saw the Export Payments and Company Tax measures, with a 10:30 am resumption on the Commonwealth Aid Roads Bill. The Senate met at 2 pm, resumed the Canberra Development Committee report, and passed the Gold Mining Industry Bill along with the Defence Forbes Retirement Benefit Bill. The Broad Esting and T V Bill was debated and adjourned. The Senate plans to meet today at 10 am to resume the Committee's Canberra report.
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Letters To The Editor Chinese Unionists Visit Biobe
Readers debate Dr Chen the Australian representative from Pormata Ue Awitzalla and the China mainland stance. Critics argue government presence is minimal but violates diplomatic privilege. They contrast Dr Chen with Dr Burton and defend recognizing Nationalists over Communists in international affairs.
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Republic of Think
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Chan
Australia
Ceylon
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Future of World Population Warns of Growth and Hunger
Canberra based Laie City College notes in brief that future world population growth risks hunger unless fertility declines with economic development. The essay, attributed to Sir Charles Usher, argues rising populations and low birth rates impact food supply and savings, urging cautious optimism if development progresses.
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Three Charged Over Petrol Theft in Liverpool Coline Case
In Liverpool, a soldier and two petrol pump drivers face charges after allegedly stealing over 68 000 gallons of petrol from a Moorer Rank unit. Court proceedings indicate a coordinated theft ring operated across several sites.
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