Nine Australian Knights in Birthday Honours List
The Military list includes Lieutenant General Eric Wilton Woodward and other high rank recipients. Recognitions honor long service in the Australian Army and Navy, with appointments spanning Governor roles, chief justice, and senior staff commands across Melbourne Sydney and Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Wilton Woodward
Australian Star Corps
G.C.C. Exstern Command
Svennenn
Jai Steet
Sydney
Olymp Au
Melbourne
Hae
Metboure
Man Sulu
Austrattin National Always Ply, Ltd
Australia
Firtt
Transportation Service
Tennie Taohrior
Harold George Alderror
Olympic Federation of Australua
TIS
Amalevr Stort
Edward Ritchie Knox
Colatal Sugar Regang Oe
Lis
Ion Compirnion
Bash
Erie Winslow Woodward
Austra
Ansiunit Corps
N.S
Camunhandae
Tila Empres
Jungen Cates Marrows Ret
Victoria
Shark
Army
William Norman Giron
RAAP
Anighton
Vic
RAAS
Prevent
Department of Fur
RAAF
Omioys
Hie
Eijira
Ralph Trevelyan Eldridge
RMAC
Duntroon
Royal Military College
Lieitenant
Guy Henry Fywcett
Stall” Corps
Japan
Asalatari
Marshall Names Resignation Date
A garbled report quotes officials and ministers discussing Singapore and Malaya independence talks. It references Britain, the London talks, and a stance on Singapore’s self rule, with comments from leaders and opposition figures urging continued struggle and seeking international support.
Party Fight Flares In Labour Caucus
Amid a rousing Labour Caucus clash, Mr Morgan urged unity to resist the government while denying rumours and calling on members to sink differences. He pressed for a special federal conference in Melbourne and for party leaders to attend to secure unity and electoral strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Luenett
Menaier-Panden
Morgan
Rei
Ashinyad
Taicheb Stewart
Gube Kingston
Cole
Stewart
Aif
Senstor Ashley
Fenn Bale
Ashley
Luehetl
Labour Party
Luke
Bie Tudor
Vat
Calwelling
Senate
Meleniin
Kennelly
A.P
Melbourne
Whiel Ta
MSW
Vélair
Vélair Will Be Presented To ‘Edural
Wefark
Hhe
Chamberlain
Toohey
Morgon
Cauens
Government Plans Commission To Run Coastal Ships
The government plans a 20 year coastal shipping commission to run services after the Commonwealth Shipping Line failure. The Minister for Shipping, Senator Pallridge, announced in the Senate a bill to establish the commission and bring town legislation for approval. The commission will aim to keep shipping capacity adequate for all coast regions while private shippers retain some roles and its actions remain under ministerial direction.
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Commonwealth
Hove
Amatralineg Vost Mae
Pallridge
Senate
Oasla Shipping Pervices
Mattridge
Oasta Trae
T.A.A
Commission
Adkateniian Maton Amnes Conitla
Troviaian
Uch
Menthera
Linn
Ainderstoougrovision
Tamia
Queensland
Owwer
Privataty Wed Shipping
Radioactive Particles Reach New Zealand
AAP and Reuters report detection of radioactive particles in New Zealand air. Scientists say traces likely emanated from a Monte Bello explosion in May, with authorities noting lingering radioactivity in the atmosphere. Further tests are planned to confirm origins and extent of contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Bally
Zealang
Guther
Opie
Monte Bello
Bomb attack in Cyprus kills two soldiers and wounds many
A roadside bomb in Famagusta targets a British Army lorry killing two soldiers and wounding sixteen as troops return from training. Curfews imposed, security forces tighten controls after a wave of ethnic violence between Greek Cypriots and Turks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Commonwealth Forces
Ebisu Gamp
Tokyo
Uchida
Ushida
Riteam
P.R
Famagusta
Keilied
Gruce
Troons
Ti Metnus
Time Marches Backwards on Senate Bank Bill Readings
Students of political science study the 1951 double dissolution background from Commonwealth documents circulated recently. The first page notes the Commonwealth Bank Bill was read a first time in the Senate on October 2, 1950, and the second reading was moved on October 1, the day before.
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Commonwealth
Commonwealth Bank
Senate
Power Company Case Referred Back to Supreme Court
The Power Company, taken over by the NSW Electricity Commission in 1950, faced a Land and Valuation Court assessment of profits. The court awarded 2,400,000 pounds, the company argued for 4,487,000 based on reduced cost. The NSW Supreme Court and Full Court refused to order reconsideration, and the High Court ruled the appeal was improperly brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Steuldeld
Elyde
Balmain
Light 'Co
Electricity Comiiggion
N.S.W
Compensia Fom
Jess Dopetian
Nsw
Supreme Court
Armour Researchers Report On Petrol Fumes In Chicago
Medical officials from Armour Research Foundation report tests showing petrol fumes during a Wednesday examination in Chicago. Findings discuss lymph and throat irritation linked to exhaust exposure while noting no definitive long term effects yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aallonand
Chicago
Wednaday
ACA
P-Renter
Nilee
Labour Opposes Stevedoring Bill Opposing Waterfront Act
The Parliamentary Labour Party will strongly oppose and demand withdrawal of the government waterfront stevedoring bill. Leader Dr Evatt said the bill is an act against shipowners and unions in the stevedoring industry. Debate to resume in the House on Tuesday night as AGTU backs the bill at an imperial meeting in Melbourne.
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Mmnorev and Industry
Parry Ermest Lindsay
Buster
Victoria
Momar
Gonimanweatinee Aaviaary
Suteeloi Nationsr Galtey
Ot Victorla
Sete
Jendaey
Far Hilt Culls
Ty Austalanaan Act and
Art Chiracter
I Manik Bamuor
Tait
Taorale
Jenk Managing Dirextur
J.C. Wwiltagpsan
Wiliamsan
Neaipee Ltd
Heongnitlals
Egitimale Uyeatre
Australia
el Norman Myer
Melbourne
Vic Sori
Igading
Sons
Labour
Willl
Evatt
Une Party
Lawsey
Tride Union Suanduvis
Labour Movement
Tias
Tal Com Walttee
Labour Party
Pariament Dyvale
House of Representives
Australian Council of "Trade Injans
WiWikva
Voorstans
S. Foaly
My Ronch
Sydney
Malbourne Tor
AGTU
Thes Agt
Monk
Pe Ky
Mel Ronch
Dilta
Henly Hid
Mank So
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Michiel Aut
Mr. Sutolipfe
Sir Artin Coorgex
Wooneapork
Cumipanton
St. Michavil
Cmnaee
Anne Inves
Kilda
Metiailie
Tor
Jehu Hebrew Congregation
David Roy McCaughey
Nottanders
Ronali Jamies
Busines
Belaham
Queensinned
Chimeil Wine
Induustey of
Austen ‘Conmumarater
Tyel Liste ‘Empire
GFE
Alfred George Brown
Bow
Suevalnyy-Gene 1
Red ‘Cross
Ieks
Bec
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Department of All
Ince
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Charles Chanting Bowell Spry
Tourato
Tslovith
Cheetor
General Security
George Gribbon Sutebury
Cenbevyn
Commoniwaaith
Service Board
Ronald Wate
Australie
Watt Ai Nationalnj
Pani
Ambassa
Lor
Ambasaador O Jean
Dicer Alii Teritesh Eompire
Jgsojit Hamid Anenin
Fehatirne
Clarence Archon
Nierra
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Aphistantecretary
Jorthern ‘Torritney
Robert Willan Boswen
Ballsbury
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Tiorake
Ganolt_ Renest
Fighrd Gibble
Palm Taland
Quommsland
Thagileon
Anim Tilgal
Patrick Joseph Hannaboyy
Idner
Cammannsdalth Rail
Vaya
Hain Payne Hebvole
Vol
Bport
Commonweal Public Servise Board
Tew
Atoxenter
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Linsffield
Hery Mefadyen
Bellavie Hil
Ley ‘ Cr
Jay Matthews
N.eav
Wayed
Exty Shire
Ernest John Pitchford
Lilincéstan
Tasmania
Findillt
Royle
Masha
Emees Austilarus Spaney
Adler Thorhlin
A. Launceston
Dinne
Reginald” Withamama
Date River
Funpurkil Servier Ordne
Frank Cummins
Elsternwick
Vietovis
Puputy
Ieevalary
Department of, Fayy
Tumbers
The
Britishee
VCR
Clairee Andeeve
Vaucluse
Women's Auxiliary of
Willem Byrne
Daring Poll
W. Arsaunt Boerelavy
Defence
Mune
Florence Geant
Iatswood
NSA
Joholopa
Eator
Christ Church
Wauience
Canon ‘Thowas Jones
Cheltenham
Bush Chitten Aids Society
Keith Kaytee
BMG
Mike Kathleen Mary
Tourke
Tranhos
Squire Lancelot Williams
St Agent Vale
Mr. Anciter
Marshall
Singapore
A.a.p.retter
Chiever
David Marshally
Britain
Independence Folks
London
Marshhit
Chiat
Duval Bwsoll
Stilenk Singapore
Malaya
Mutsnuil
Tle Scruggle
Topan Ane
Eliene
Shiner Avalley N
Tn Control
Zealand
Golden Sands
Amagusta
Aerablitary Hospital
Grecke
Vurke
Nicosia
aDurle- Tec
Delert
D Hom
Nawelie
Tate
Ishend
de Pail Kulchuk
An- Jenta
Hia
Uppost
Cyprius
Purks
Island
Greece
United Nations
Peaterding
Christ UN Painmas
Dap Huminnisijoeld
Réuter
Cyprus
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