Federal Rejection Of State Programmes Four Conditions For Aid
Sir Arthur Fadden rejected state loan programs for the next financial year totaling about £439.5 million. He outlined four conditions for Commonwealth aid and warned that federal limits would constrain state works. Acting Premiers were to be told the Commonwealth would likely limit support to about £200 million, with talks ongoing on how to balance development needs and revenue.
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Arthur Fadsden
Stata
Loan Council
Arn
Funk
EBC Hull
Conwell
Orthe
Jyonwallo Raimes
Arthur Fadden
Wis Andiipater
Cinaiter
Smeener
Arthur Wadden
Tor Uve
Huey
Weak Markets and Government Program Failures
The document outlines a discussion on government funding measures totaling 387 million, with emphasis on Wall Street market effects and the need to stimulate and sustain investment. It notes voting issues, program delays, and calls for stability, while detailing the Commonwealth and federal roles in public works and budget allocations amid a volatile investment climate.
Government Review of Public Works Budget and Foreseen Financing
A government report to the Cabinet outlines a proposed public works loan and financing plan for the coming year. It discusses a national programme with large capital scopes, potential tax reforms, and the aim to restore business confidence and public utility projects. The document notes high current rates and contemplates adjustments to stimulate investment and employment through continued public works.
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Honing
ELKIE
Viettin
Quennbuan
R.a
Airstao AD ‘Tananis
Halatin Ood
Arm’ Wraith
General of Public Works
Pies
Italan
Inanes
Weerrin Wold High Tase' Aion
Joan Fuieing
Ink Pong
IMR
Passable Incentives and Government Loan Debate Summary
The article discusses incentives and wage concerns amid public finance debates. It references figures like £140 million, migration considerations, and semi governmental loan operations. Key voices include Acting Premier Galvin and Sir Arthur, with calls for greater government support and regulated funding amid wartime service and settlement issues.
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Heffron
Teovim
Str
Galvin
Connie
Arthur
Laws Council
Doyle's Political Ties Raise Questions in Parliament
The hearing focuses on Doyle and his wife amid alleged gifts and shares linked to Arthur Wentworth and Wentworth’s circle. Officials probe potential improper influence, parking arrangements, and access to networked ministers and departments.
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Wolge
Avin
Vine Doyle
Ulier
Parlument
Tayle
Wentworth
Mme. Millen
Arthur
Seweny
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Bowie
Lanier
Wenlaeupt
Miller
Wenbworth
Toyle
Jana
Amsberg
New NATO Command Shakeup in Anglo American Ties
Disputed text reports a pending vacancy for the commander in chief of North Atlantic forces in Southern Europe as Admiral C France Yrs. National debate over leadership duties in the Mediterranean surface. Possible appointment of Lord Mountbatten faces strong opposition amid Anglo American tensions and prior controversy over post war command in the region.
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Auamhington
Mojng
North Auuntle
Europe
Robert 8. Carsey
NATO
Mountbatten
Ak James Cnt
Conmandes
Soran
Arlanuie
Admiral Curey
Tne
Jora Mountoutten
Mediterranean
Egypt Says No More Talks On Battle Plans
Fragmented report notes Britain and Egypt in dispute with talks halted about military actions in the Canal Zone. British operations and troop movements are described, with references to withdrawals and the role of Egyptian authorities and American concerns. The piece mentions civilian movement, road blocks, and muting diplomacy as tensions rise.
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Bern
Ieraerone
Wong
Dither
Egypt
Sore
Tian
Hatton Uxtaance
Raiph Stevnaan
Zane Halwern
Gell
Cairo-lamatia
Cairo-Auee
Talind
Seyptaan Tr
Wonan Murdered Aborigine Sought in Rugged Countryside
EWCASTLE Monday police and a black tracker armed with rifles hunt an armed aborigine in rugged mountainous country after a woman is found murdered. Authorities seek details and warn residents as the search continues.
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Ewcastle
Counuchope
Wickets Fall As MCC Suffer In Australia Collapse
Australia 6 for 111 after MCC bowled out for 80 amid inconsistent bowling by Ring and Lindwall. Debonetz and Lindwall claimed early wickets as May and Peter May built hand, while Hutton and Sheppard offered late resistance before defeat.
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Australia
England
Sigs Nonals
Tionie
Doug Ring Lind Hay
Lada
Arunue Morrin
Gimeson
Simpeon
Tailure
Howe
Sheppard
Pursney Hutton
Abke
Ring
Peter May
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