Rebels Seek to Extend Speaking Time in Parliament
Members of the Government support extending speaking time in the House of Representatives this week while the Opposition resists. The incident highlights Labour Party tensions and potential impacts on party discipline and parliamentary function. Ministers face pressure to use all-party committees while the Opposition slows cooperation on foreign affairs matters.
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Swprearutalivek
Wuek
Wil Gates
Aeewrg
Leweor
Mevey Bropchot
Billa
Nicebnire
Testimonial to Reason Probed Eligibility for U S Aid Canberra Court
A detailed Canberra court record recounts testimony on eligibility for United States aid. The proceedings reference Winuker and a Wulf, with prior convictions and liquor charges affecting proceedings. The document covers statements by Meyerson and Nunan, payments, and the Health Department order, highlighting regulatory compliance concerns and public hearings. It notes international context with U S policy comments and Australian government discussion on defense and pacific alliance.
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Winuker
Fy Wulf
Siewert
Meola
Bat ‘Nay
Luton
Haeath
Harold Soleo
Jacton
Acton
Health Department
Adrawm
Mme Maliroxs
Materuilty
Hawan
Mugh Durley Kroger
Lund
Tnbme
Neaith Department
Anima
Bank policy eased advances amid rural property concerns
A fragmented report outlines a central bank move easing advances tied to rural property. Dr. Chamber notes accommodation in labor markets and policy expansion while detailing limits and conditions, including sums around 12 000 and 18 000, with references to Aaron and Gregcrae and the capital expansion under a new policy.
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Sydney
Thoemlay. Bank
Commonwealth Bank
H.C. Coombs
Meio 10 Bey Owning
Aaron
Banka
Sisboul
Sane
Bnei Mawety
Beluve
MTNA
Conmba
Rae Weir
Yorking Murobane
Puccaeer Alriadty
Goa
Parliament Debates War Pensions and Tax Measures
The Senate discussed military pensions and wartime affairs, including a memorial and naval matters, then adjourned after debate on seizure aid and a government income tax and social service bill. The House of Representatives also debated undersecretary notices and adjourned after questions and an amendments conciliation bill.
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Senate
Aval Oulenne
Bates
Watmenday
House OF Representatives
Camaron
Beccatarien
Lancer
Tewait
Bataan
Harrison
Tor Labour
Mir Watt
Aréiawan
Vir
Arthur Faden
Bilis
Pam
Council to Visit Jervis Bay Session Notes
The ACT Advisory Council will meet to discuss public works, pool maintenance, and power supply. Topics include street lighting, road works, and zoning in the Jervis Bay area with questions on common mail policy and drainage plans.
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Jervis Bay
ACT Wadvitory Council
Senvia
Beearument
Boca
Thomasta
Mr. James
Dtr Taylor
Seong Suestiona
Fulger
Tuldinpe
Dewie Bay
Dewie Bay (of, A. Ghakespenels
Cold Weather Warning Advised In State
The Weather Bureau issued a cold weather warning predicting strong northerly winds and below freezing temperatures. Expect clear skies but a sharp temperature drop tonight and into tomorrow with subfreezing lows around the state.
Canberra Weather Forecast Fragments From Old Script
Fragmented weather notes describe temperatures, wind, and pressure readings at Canberra. Forecaster mentions forecasts for the day with variable winds, possible rain, and notable barometric changes. Parts refer to morning readings, afternoon trend, and general conditions for the region.
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Bam
Canberra
Meteorologion
Rts
Festbuirn
Sean Clout
Baler
Creamani
Governor Sir William Moll presides at Privy Council meeting
Vice regal address reports the Right Honourable Sir William Moll presiding over a Privy Council gathering at Government House in Mantéra yesterday. Details of the session remain sparse in the record.
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Txeelieney
Denraly
Sir William Moll
Pedieral
Gulve Couaril
Government Howe
Mantérra
Marta
Blackouts Hit Canberra Substations Yesterday
Widespread outages hit multiple areas as sub stations failed and power lines from the Cotter failed. By 4.40 p.m. and again at 11.20 p.m. the grid lost segments causing intermittent cuts and a ten minute blackout span in Canberra and surrounding districts.
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Auulwe
Ani
Canberra
Farewell to Mr J Hayes after 39 years service
Workmates bid farewell to Mr J Hayes of the Department of Works who retired after 39 years of Commonwealth service. He joined in 1945 and contributed to power mains projects, district developments, and early expansion across Northern Territory Queensland and New South Wales in the postwar era.
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Hsyen
Isingston
van Darewe
Dunirvon
Territory
Queensland
New South
Promotions in 3rd Battalion Receives Allied Names
Incomplete report details third battalion promotions tied to National Army names and units. It notes officers and corporals such as HM Bingham and D He Hunter among others, with training and camp references in Australia and England, and vague references to unit movements and ceremony outcomes.
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Tireat
Aereice
Chie
Licht
Hhayker Bet
Murray
HM Bingham
He Hunter Ant
Tessie
Alt
Canberra
Amd
Bagel
Maui Tyne
Soalan
Bington
Allen
Cenberra
Goulburn
Quemnneyan
Sorupani
In Korea New Defense Minister Named by Diet
New minister for Abn Nic Mahon announced by Diet Equadiron Leader JR Kin Homer and Ye vow to push training in rifle and support company barracks. The plan includes a 20 city training year and expanded battalion standards and exercises.
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B.aaf. C
Korea
Abn
Nic Mahon
Diet Equadiron
Kin Homer
Pommarander
T. Unum
Baimlrom
Ne Penier Hoare
Peludad
Premiers Talks In July Conference Postponed
July reports say the Premiers conference, originally set for January, may be held by telephone. Prime Minister Menzies is in Point Loma on mission, with talks toward a July 3 or 10 date. Arlene Fagen reports slow progress on plans.
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Wabhington
Tparmay
Lagat Aginion
United Nation
Chine
Australie
Americn Australia
Avatralim
Peallar
U.S
Ablboure
Thureday
McDonis
Menzivay
Sremiers Und
Compulsory X Ray and Alcohol Taxes Discussed in Territory
The article reports on compulsory X ray screening for adults and a proposed rise in whisky and gin prices under a new ordinance. It notes government officials including Minister for Health Bir Pay and a Melbourne origin, with details about exemptions, dates, and the impact on residents over 14. The piece discusses a proposed tax or price increase to fund health measures and public safety, with parliamentary discussion and anticipated enforcement near Monday.
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Australian Capital Territory
Bir
Rarie
Arinomeine Te Yea Lordy
Wold
Melbourne
Thaodas
Sory Bonin Hever
Vie Chanibery
Annouacng
Uitil
N G Timber Plan Opposed Amid Potatoes Price Drop
The report outlines opposition to a timber plan in New Guinea amid falling potato prices. Government and private interests clash over forest management and forecasted harvests. Several officials advocate withdrawing government influence to allow private capital.
Enemy Submarines May Train In These Waters
New Zealand naval chief Commodore F A Ballance said enemy submarines could be fed in Australian and New Zealand waters. He warned patrols and vigilance remained high as covert training routes and potential German submarine activity were discussed amid wartime tensions.
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Melbourne
New Zealand
Naval Star
F. A. Ballance
Tammertier Ballance
Menu
China
Talon
Ballance Yard
Meneonpinac
LocustAid Effort Faces New Strain Amid Outbreak
Reported in Locust Fight Tome, a Thursday swarm aggravates the crisis. Officials, including Mr Narn B of the Wars Fowl and AgsleMltnte ureanisation, appeal for more supplies and planning. Local groups distribute nets sprays and protective gear as crews mobilize.
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Narn
Ifia'y
Bolelli
Lermailion
German Mission Queries In House
Fragmentary text describes a German mission in a legislative context. Mentions Australia and military or diplomatic figures, with unclear affiliations and party labels. Likely historical Communist or nationalist references. Readable details include names and parties but are partially garbled.
Injured in 1 Accidents Pages Clouded In details
Four men were injured in separate collisions near Canberra Community Hospital and Wentworth Avenue Harte. Robert Pons of Atsaliec Hoste and three passengers were treated for injuries. A motorcyclist and a cyclist collided with a vehicle at Wentworth Avenue causing serious injuries.
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Tomo
Elldan
Wren
Interaretiin
Feloorn Park
Wil Wentworth
Canberra
Hogan
Pete
Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Wall Rise and Court Action
An unreadable OCR passage references a wall rising and a court action or suit. It mentions names or terms like Moyccnrsie and Waigage avag with unclear connections. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event, date, or location.
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Bureau
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Winity
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