Anglo Soviet Trade Pact Signed
Moscow reports Britain and Russia signed a trade pact allowing British markets to see Russian goods such as grain timbers flax furs and a broader exchange of capital goods including chemical plants and factory equipment. Sir David told reporters imports and exports would rise significantly, with British purchases expected to reach about 800 million pounds in the first year.
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Masscow
Foran
Simiewan
Eines
Sir Divid
Alice
Sor
Cir David
Russa Wba
Soviet Union
Britany
David Ni
David
Britain
Russia
Daring Theft In Sydney Street
Sydney police charged a man after a bold theft in Harris Street Ultimo during lunch hour. A grocery shop loaned £88 to a 20 year old Newtown shop assistant Carol Kerim before a passerby snatched the calico bag and vanished as traffic lights paused. The incident drew swift police action and a later arrest.
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Sydney
Harris Street
Ultimo
Carol Kerim
Newtown
Khrushchev Heads for Albania in Biased Visit
News briefs report Khrushchev flying from Moscow for a visit to Albania amid Belgrade chatter of possible bombshells aimed at Geneva talks. Other items note two English sisters discovering eight relatives, a Uganda political reorganization, a rebel farmer’s silent allies in Australia, influenza of Basutoland, and optimism NASA spaceflight may succeed.
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Khrushchev
Albania
Moscow
Belgrade
Yankis
Honolat
Stanley Yankis
Australia
Yankus
Michygan
Removal of Petrol Price Curbs Would Be Considered
Sydney authorities said applications by service station organisations for withdrawal of petrol price control would be considered. Ministers Maloney and Weir explained that while price control was lifted, the law remained to restore it if needed. The discussion followed plans to reimpose controls on petrol and related goods, with a watch on declared items to prevent undue price increases.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Labour and Industry
Maloney
Weir
Call For Action Against Negro Haters in Britain
London reports Deputy Prime Minister Dr Carl Lecorbiniere urged stamping out Negro haters as mercilessly as Mau Mau in Africa. He cited racial tension from recent Notting Hill and Boston killings, urged action against coloured immigration, and noted a letter to Downing Street demanding government steps amid unemployment concerns.
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London
P.reuter
Britain
Africa
The
West Indies
Lecorbiniere
Notting Ell
Keli Couhyane
Boston
Notting
Finsecu
Lfom Anu
Deatty
Nally
Trafalgar Square
Doruomelin
White Defence League
Noting Mill
Narional
Labour Party
Downing Street
Macnichan
United Kingdom
Army Minister Drops In On Battle At Grand Slam Exercise
Army Minister Mr Cramer visited the Grand Slam exercise area at Tiverton Pass near Mackay eight miles by rain mud track. He traveled by land rover, climbed steep hills, and observed troops clearing the delaying position as the brigade fought the exercise anew.
Oland Firm To Build Fibre Glass Car
A Brisbane based company will partner with Woodill Body Corporation of California to produce a fibre glass car. The joint venture aims to build the car in Brisbane with Australia sourced components where possible and some hundreds of new jobs expected. The project involves substantial American capital and marks a notable Australian automotive development.
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Srisbane
Monilay
Rheaycotts
QTL) Ltd
Conceon
Ameriin
Tinal
Busavotts
N. Z. Smith
Tiscar
Australia
America
Smith
Woodill Bibi Cass Body Corporation
California
Brisbane
National Line Sells Four Ships to Sydney Firm
The Australian National Line sells four River class ships to A G Sime Ltd for an undisclosed price. Senator Bart Vidgs announced the move saying the River Mitta River Muray River Norman and River Hunter were laid up for months. Senator Pallidge noted the government’s vigorous shipbuilding program for coastal trade.
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Nalionan Shipping Line
Hay
Sydney
A. G. Sime Ltd
Ums
Shipping and Transport
Bart Vidgs
River Mitta
River Muraray
River Norman
River Hunter
Pallidge
Frank Hursey Granted Five Days Sick Leave
Hobart laborer Frank Hursey, on sick leave for five days, returned to work with his son Dennis after reporting an abscess over an eye. The incident follows approval by the Australian Stevedoring Industry workers board.
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Frank Hursey
Hobart
Frank Hurvey
Wborty
Hursey
Dennis
Writing on Wall for Wool Says Casey
Australian officials urge defending wool industry as synthetics rise. Casey emphasizes marketing wool to offset competition and improve product appeal. McEwen counters with confidence in both wool and synthetics, noting global demand and balanced growth.
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Wool
Casey
McEwen
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Sir William Slim
Albert Hall
Royal Commonwealth Society
Sydney Street
Daily Mail
Margaret Morris
Joan Fryer
Reuti
Uganda
A.ap.reuter
Uganda National Movement
Uganda Prewdon
National Movement
Rational Movement
Basutoland
Alewinler
Mokhoilong Mountain
Copan
Alexander
Animala
Roms Basutos
Ashington
Henry Wald
Earth
National Aeronaulics and Spice Administration
Hugh Dryden
A. Weir
O'land Firm
National Line
C.s.lr.o
Cs.lr.o
Army School of Signals
Balcombe
Victoria
Bob Joplin
Kempsey
Richard Tan
Severnbun
Malaya
Goh Teong Aun
Federation Signals
Singapore
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