Arbitration powers debated during ceremonial opening of parliament
Dr Evatt urged covering prices profits and penalties in arbitration while opposing contempt provisions. He argued for a streamlined system with industrial court powers and federal judges. Mr Menzies defended existing arbitration with occasional reform. The discussion touched conciliation deterrence and enforcement across federal and commonwealth courts.
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Australia
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House of Lords
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Mr. Ward
Norcens
Diplomatic Mail Costs Questioned by Public Accounts
The Public Accounts Committee questioned high costs in diplomatic mail handling and urged simpler economical methods. It noted lack of cross department consultation and recommended ordinary air freight or courier services with safety precautions as alternatives to current expensive arrangements.
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Department of Gigil Aviation
Publix Accounts Committee
Ihe Repork
Rapert
Elulier
Departmenta
Labour Group Plans Legalised Poker Machines
A NSW labour caucus pushes for legalising poker machines amid club opposition and potential Royal Commission referrals. The meeting, spanning Wollongong to Newcastle area clubs, aims to back regulatory changes while noting possible postponement to Wednesday.
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Labour Group
Voay
NSW Government Celebrations Open With Open Session
Crowded galleries heard Governor Sir John Northcott declare the second session of the 38th Parliament open in Sydney. The opening speech urged prosperity for NSW, noting the anniversary of responsible government and marking the ceremonial events with a 16 gun salute and a guard of honor.
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Remarkable Event Marked NSW Centenary in Parliament
Mr Menzies called the NSW centenary remarkable as democracy flourished under self government. He urged a Commonwealth congratulatory message for the celebrations and post offices planned a commemorative program. Dr Evatt hailed self government as a world spreading achievement and the Prime Minister noted the broader democratic impact.
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Adermani
Evatt
Australia
Britain
Davidson
Marshall Seeks New Terms Amid Singapore Talks
Britain faces a tense stalemate as Marshall outlines conditions for continued talks with Neher on self government for Singapore. He cites the need to balance colonial authority with internal self rule and warns of strong nationalist opposition.
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Queen's Message of Congratulation to New South Wales Parliament
Queen Elizabeth sends a message to the New South Wales Parliament celebrating its centenary. She recalls the warm welcome she received on her February visit and expresses gratitude and best wishes for divine guidance and lasting friendship.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Heatley
Cahill Sees Press Critique of Parliament Coverage
Sydney Tuesday reports Premier Cahill accusing powerful groups and the press of harming Parliament by biased coverage. He says city papers fabricate scenes and mislead readers, noting a disparity with country papers and claiming galleries are often empty during sessions.
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Conor
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Australia Wins First Test of Tour in Far-Reaching Victory
Australia defeats England by 10 wickets after a 272 run chase stumbles early. Openers Sutcliffe and Burke fall short as Cambridgeshire's bowling pressure collapses the innings. Long partnership and steady defense set up a decisive australian reply led by Rutherford and Burge.
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Burke
Refugee Ploughs Westward Anew in German Frontier
A refugee, described as a German People's policeman, rode a carth plough westward into West Germany amid a chaotic retreat. The report notes the unusual vehicle and the surreal scene as authorities tried to regain control at the frontier.
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West Germany
Airmen Liability Rule Repealed by Commonwealth
The Commonwealth repealed a provision under the Air Force Act dealing with liability for negligence or misconduct by airmen. The action, tabled in Senate, aims to adjust authority for the Air Board to recover public money or property losses from service members.
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Senate
Senwtur Wood
Qld
Wye Action
Spanish Gfs Apply FoI 40 2018 London
A garbled local notice reports a hospital in London seeking to hire nurses at varied salaries. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment indicates job ads and recruitment activity at a city medical facility.
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