Controversy Over Draft Treaty Contact With Communist Party
The document alleges improper influence over a draft commerce treaty with the Communist Party and questions whether government agencies were involved. It critiques lax security and lack of precautions, noting possible access to ministers’ rooms and sensitive records. It questions the handling of communications and potential political manipulation.
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Eyternat Amara
Department of External Affairs
Commonwealth
Mawar
Haar
Bergonnet
United States
Brats look to test depth after injuries in test selection
The report notes Hall will miss the First Test in Sydney while available for selection later. Queensland selectors adjust forwards and bring in players like Bernis Drei and Jock Sirk Crocker to strengthen the pack. Trevor Whitehead is poised to replace injured Foy and Sirk Crocker in the core pack as selection proceeds.
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Bydiet
Tiatey
Garena
Tha Pylery
Tee
Ehnsen
Sydney
Hall
Queensland
Meir
Bernis Drei
Trunt Foy
Jock Sirk Crocker
Trevor Wihitehead
Jock Sportation
NZ League Team Set to Face Country Yoni on Tuesday
A fragmented NZ league page notes New Zealand VRGRy Crane players poised to meet Country Yoni. Mentions Agauis Riverina and Wea.orn Districtivta Twsoir and a tentative Saturday game. Names include Baxter, Bevllake, Menzies, Hartwick, Mucor, O Dundal, Lennan, Kinmwmill, Asbury, and O Connor among others.
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New Zealand
Agauis
Riverina
Wea
T. Baxter
Bevllake
Wo Mettenen
G. Menzies
Heigs
Hartwick
H. Revi
F Mucor
Canberra Weather Forecast From Early 20th Century
The article provides a period forecast for Canberra and surrounding regions with temperatures, wind, and conditions. It lists daily outlooks for the 24 hours ahead and notes cool to mild conditions with variable cloud cover and possible showers, plus regional readings for places like Ballarat, Goulburn, and Brisbane.
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A & Mom
Canberra
Wereen
Yin Grouhd
Anh
Elf Kopala
Fam W
Maktoum
Tomperaturnh
Max
Brisbane
Queen Visits Scotland Raises Thrown Claim Speculation
A garbled clipping notes a royal visit to Scotland involving Queen and Prince Charles with hints of succession intrigue and throne concerns. The fragment references royal figures and potential changes in leadership without clear details or dates.
Blackouts to Day Listed for Canberra Today
Black-out notices outline power disruptions in Canberra with timing blocks. Sully site at 720820 am and North aide from 830 to 930 am, affecting the city’s power service while the Bledsit ity Conmission reports adjustments and restoration plans.
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Canberra
Sully
North Aide
Bledsit
Martin Recovering After Collapse At Ceremony
Confusing OCR notes report Mr C Martin collapsing during a ceremony attended by Pakistani cadets and Me Martin is recovering. A spokesman from his team said the situation is under review with potential plans to rewrite or resign.
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Ayoney
Me. Martin
Sestersay
Sanday
Marin
le General Gtarn
Howell
Ste Terme Cis
Fira Marshail
Tve
Papertalenerat
RAAF Plans in Middle East Travel Debate
An amid noisy telegram style report outlines Royal Australian Air Force plans in the Middle East. It mentions transfer of assets and possible movements involving officers and units, with references to Maltes or Cyprus routes and regional bases.
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Mel Mahon
Mir McMahory
Wang
Amadzn
Nike
Cyprus
Mito
Wenier
U S Firm to Buy Persian Oil
An American firm plans a large purchase of Persian oil amid postwar trade shifts. The agreement involves substantial tonnage and prices, with both sides awaiting regulatory clearance and market implications.
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U.S
Shaw's Satire on Marriage Well Played at Canberra Rep
A Canberra repertory performance of Shaw's satire on marriage unfolds with a strong cast and brisk pace. The reviewer notes lively delivery, vivid characterizations, and energetic staging, praising lead actors and the ensemble while highlighting the play's marital themes and social critique.
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Shaw
Canberra
sitaWe Pntine
Rene Caparity
Gertea
Teanne
sRogiaeia
Aewan Weearing
Fuel cuts to stay for time amid wartime energy controls
Reported measures maintain limited fuel reductions by Australia Britain and allied nations as a 3 percent cut continues after the American oil workers strike. Deputy aviation minister Anthony indicated ongoing rebates and government safeguards in a cautious wartime energy policy.
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Australia
Britain
Americna
Yuarterday
Vbce
Iat Aviation
Mn Anthony
Epanse
Renéeves
Tuel
Assrooy
Wr Beerou
Cupricarnte
Expansion plan for University College outlined by Canberra groups
A Canberra based association and the Canberra Chamber propose a national capital expansion of higher education. They urge the government to fund a decade plan to build suitable university facilities including undergraduate teaching and a Canberra University College with room for 20 000 students and staff. They argue population growth could reach 40 000 by 1980 and press for permanent accommodation and professional facilities to support a growing education center.
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Canberra
Catleyr
Melnotine
Canbert
Waa Tn
Dullay
de Ile
Showlacona
Canberen Mugh
Benoat Parenta Nti
Aawiciution
Teenan Sitcher
Wehioln
Canberre
Gna
Latane
Ecommerce
Raven BE
Awwecintiing Sf
Univerwltyy Cole Teer Bturtente
Thiveraity
Benatrat
Vaigoraily Callege
CAN. Berra
Australians Dominate Early At Paris Tennis Meeting
The report notes Australian players Frank Sedgman Ken McGregor and others advancing in mixed doubles and men's singles, with notable results including a 63 61 win for Sedgman and McGregor, and several matches featuring South Africa and Chile teams in the event held in Paris.
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Paris
Amida
Emnbergsey
Ak Real
Wile Verterday
Redgman
Mey
Donte
Gly
Frank Sedgman
Ken Mo Serger
Auatiatiayeal
Cart San Eluezat
Marcello Twrern
Chile
Furth
Erle Sturgess
South Atheny
Hamilton HS
Gardnny Malloy
How VaNiannh
No Discussions in House on Diplomats Ruling Narrowes Debates
The Speaker ruled that future debates about any accredited Foreign Office representative's activities be barred in the House. The decision followed allegations against Indian and other government figures, with officials denying improper acts and calling for restraint on questions about foreign representatives.
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House of Representatives
Comtron
Aus
Fragmented parliamentary debate on constitutional undersecretaries
The Acting Prime Minister and ministers engage in a heated session over constitutional undersecretaries and Attorney General roles. Officials discuss government authority, parliamentary oversight, and potential compensations while remarks hint at reform attempts and political tension.
Questions in Parliament on naval convoy and conversions
In a House of Commons session Mr Heatley raises questions about naval policy including convoy operations and the conversion of cruisers. The minister responds on wartime priorities and funding, with debate touching on the waterfront bill and defense readiness as ministers and MPs exchange views.
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Mr Moar
Nat
Avery
Lesan
Aurbany
Vstr
Threat Of Textile Strike If Import Cuts Lifted
Melbourne reports a nation‑wide threat of a textile strike if import restrictions are lifted. The Australian Textile Workers Union councils warn that reduced manufacturing imports could provoke widespread job losses, with hundreds of workers facing compromised conditions. General Rowell and UK talks are noted, with government officials weighing import controls and potential policy shifts.
Home Building Controls Lifted in Victoria
A brief notice reports changes in home building controls in Victoria, including the removal of certain restrictions. The article references state authorities and local officials, outlining the shift in regulatory stance and potential impacts on construction activity and housing projects.
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Victoria
Sudden Death of Mr R F McFarlane
Unclear OCR text reports a sudden death involving Mr R F McFarlane during a Kingston Rail Phe Meeting. Police say a team member stated the incident occurred last night with chaotic details and fragmented names.
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R. F. McFarlane
Clerks Ballot Move Fails in Arbitration Court
Fragmented OCR text shows a disrupted report about a clerks ballot move failing before an arbitration court. Names and places are garbled, but references to May, a member and court proceedings hint at a disputed electoral or employment ballot outcome awaiting further clarity.
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Haroon
CIA
Tndian
Waling
Storstant
Prem
Br. Jana
Mr. Gulleit
Kentingy
Exton Albaies
Arbitration Coury Bieduy
Waits
Juhn McMillan
Bane
Tiriight
Chile
Rte Prado
Leven
Mleserion
Gyrevent
Hrsga
Maitien
Pere Foie
Sean
Ieee Atten Jaimie
Ot Reyes Uneey
Ifn
Atarhty
Veithie
Owen
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