Senate Committee on Development Report Refocuses Canberra Plans
The document discusses the Senate Committee on Development urging immediate action on reforming Canberra planning. It criticizes provincial representations and urges a Senate controlled model for public works oversight, highlighting the need to curb misused authority and ensure parliamentary scrutiny of development proposals.
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Senet Committee On Development
Olber Kimber
Nepani
Renate Committee
Canterra
Department of the
Enisrnr
National Capital Planning and Developyway Center
Govermincht
Phang
Lee
Rive
Canberra
Tavnur
Nn Epartmental
Hemar
Workington Nally
Tinis
Senate
Sanaln Committee
Labour Day Procession Draws 30,000 Plus Crowd
A Labour Day parade in Sydney drew more than 30,000 spectators and featured 14 bands and marchers in glittering attire. The event, marking ten years since a centenary parade, showcased ministers, union leaders, and supporters marching to celebrate workers’ rights and the eight hour day.
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Bydney
Mowony
Aue
Me. Cabilll
1 Hille
Mate
Ash Act
Drenden
A. Monk
Late
Labour Council
Abe Ait Uakan Greaipia
Marsh
Ted Stag
Tanersinsots Rociety
Ymen Ideal
Hugh Haundroth
Tabg
Thames Kell
Central Ranch
Slogara
Indonesian Trade Agreement For Review
Indonesia considers a reviewing trade accord with Australia. The Department of Commerce asks exporters to provide requirements and future supply details for talks. The report describes the agreement’s value and the broad aim of easing cross-border commerce between the two nations.
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Donee Wade
Fung
Vist Auatralia Tate Ie Feerth
Giacusa
Department of Camnirven
Femalta
Corina Focala
Australia
Australie
Lea van Meinched
Ametpal
Wapert
Ronda
Judith Anderson Sheds Light On Medea Writing Background
Judith Anderson discusses how Medea was adapted and the writing process behind the American production. She recalls conversations with the author and the shift toward a more humanized tragedy. The Canberra stage, Albert Mall and the national theatre group feature in a report noting weather disruptions and a broad Australian reception.
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Albert Mall
Roxnieth
Weine
William Conatable
Merde Palace
Veevim Ieadly
Albart Mall
Pantin
Martin
Hiatt
Jahy
Cme
Fea Theatre
Caronin Sontag
Brether
Minn
Ander Weed
Bydney
Ugh Munt
Suis
Mahin Lovejoy
Canberra
Siuulays
Army
Yiaturday
Brendel Ab University
Conhesra
Misele Beyer
Genieval
Hinhagey
Drama Company
Festernay
Judith Anderson
Theatre Trust
Medes
Japanbound Pearl Shell Haul Faces Possible Shortfall
The Rapaneys schedule a shipment of pearl shells for Japan expected this month but warn the haul may not meet the quota. Local industry notes possible delays as crews prepare to depart from the battleground region.
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Eatwix
Mrininty
Japan
Exports Advertising Amid Trade Struggles Before War
The article describes advertising neglect by government and traders as Australia faces export challenges. It notes two major aims for Australia, mentions wine trade impacts, and references pre war market effects including volumes like 3,600,000 gallons and 400,000 allotments alongside 120,000 gallons in AMINE, reflecting a tense pre war commodity landscape.
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Deus
Peomte
Australia
Salen
Warning on Anglux Alliance Council actions
The Washington Star warns that a proposed warning to allied nations in the Far Pacific could be of the worst kind. It says no admonition by the Angux Alliance Council meeting involving Australia, New Zealand, and the Soviet Empire should weaken defenses or mislead about policy changes amid looming global tension.
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Cgton
Mornay
Washington Star
Motels ceremony set for today at junction site
The Minister for the Interior Kent Hughes will turn the first sod for Marana Sit Within Silette motel at the junction. Lt Colonel Martin presides as military secretary, with a ceremony at 4 pm attended by officials and invited guests.
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Kent Hughes
Marana
Silette
Martin
York Fhe Gai
Pany
Pany, ‘Accommodation Atatrale Third National Rervieg Training| Last Rigdl
Vairieadeth
Melbourne Yeaterday
Pubis
Seremany
Overseas Tyre Firms Seek Monopoly in Australia
Overseas tyre companies push for a monopoly in the Australian market, challenging local retailers. Dalmae Tyre Co owner WK Lethon argues the move harms competition, noting only two Australian-owned rubber firms, Chymple Tyre and Masia Rubber, remain. The Commonwealth government faces pressure as executives pursue a limited market, claiming protection benefits while critics warn of reduced choice and higher prices.
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Auatrahin
Wil Eyre
Dalmae Tyre Po
Lethon
Teeny
Nerendent Tyre Retailing
Ralnr
Wwe
Dalton
Pendeat
Tyre Tetailere
Wee
Rubber Con Vanien
Ohymple Tyre
Mute Iy
Masia Rubber Ee Nad
Ani
Ee Danley Ani Gane
Ar Alympie and
Rauhher
Mir Frank Remirepirn
Melimurne
Inala
Testalers Weirald Reste Vey
Avene Sur
Monaperature
MTV
Need for Trades Unionism to Redefine Goals Claims Rev Alan Walker
Rev Alan Walker argues unions must redefine goals and doctrine to address industry needs and faith, urging practical work ethics and social reform. He cites religious influence on labor, calls for a unified movement focusing on production, fairness, and national welfare amid economic challenges.
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Alan Walker
Serena
Levi
Shanamy
Sinh
Shiva
Goa
Christian Church
Hii
Walker
Ania
Good Spring Prospects for Act Landholders
Farmers face a mixed outlook as September’s wild weather stalled growth and delayed pasture. warmer conditions and later rain improved lambing and forage in some regions. Experts warn of higher costs, potential drought risk, and shifting pasture use as seasons change, with caution urged for long term land management and market impacts.
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Farurer
Atacand
Nereme
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions Zaibalay and Yeading tied to a government planning report about aligning industrial enterprises. The text is unreadable and lacks clear events, dates, or entities to summarize reliably.
Jaguar Wins Orange Sports Car Title
Jaguar clinched the Orange championship in a tight race as Romain and Bayld battled for positions. Boorman and Henley trailed, with Henley notably close on the second lap, while Austin Henley led early efforts before settling for a high finish.
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Jaguar
Usange
Joly Boorman
Melvin & Caxual
Austin Henley
Bayld Wnmith
Mathurt
Hin
Hordan
Speaker Cameron Expected Back To Duty After Illness
The article notes Mr A. C. Cameron, who spent weeks in the capital due to illness, is likely to resume his duties as Speaker of the House after a short absence. The piece mentions his interim replacement and the timing of his return, with emphasis on his imminent rejoining as presiding officer.
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Speier
Dea Prescrniturn
A. C. Cammeon
Mesie
Ara
Cameron
Twuapital
Ohair
Abe
Tony
Third Quest Entrant Faces Canberra Warrant 1855 Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a third quest entrant tied to Canberra warrants in 1855. readable details indicate historical legal action or entry event with names and places. the record preserves a single incomplete fact set from the source.
Weekend tourist influx mars Canberra crowd counts
Large crowds gathered at Canberra attractions over the weekend with estimates ranging from 3,000 to 4,000 visitors daily. Police reported orderly crowds and a steady flow of arrivals from Friday morning through Sunday, with Memorial events drawing significant attendance.
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Tennate
Canberem
Cotter Teiver
Mr. AG
Kade
Ludeasid
Marty
John Ammidaner
Wu Nastradanes
Wap
Enil
Ana Monty
Canberra
Blates Police
Colombo Plan Aid Increase Sought For Technical and Capital Support
A garbled report seeks greater Colombo Plan aid for technical and capital projects. The text hints at government messages and ministerial focus, with references to meetings and conferences on October 17 and potential living subsidies, but the precise details are unclear.
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Ener
Salvinos Han
Tloant Dhol i
Offeinle
Colombo
Ommelale
Murees Sami
Vna Routh Kant
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