Speaker May Present New Chair At Westminster
The Speaker of the House of Representatives may present the Speaker's Chair for the new Westminster chamber on London. The chair is from Australia and will be shown with a delegation of Empire parliaments including representatives from South Africa India Pakistan Ceylon and many other colonies. Cameron will travel to London by air next Saturday while Mr Ader Mann acts as Speaker in his absence.
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India
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Ceylon
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Gold Coast
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Polio Patient Reunites With Found Dog At Farm
A dog belonging to a polio patient was found at a farm near Scott's Crossing and returned to the boy yesterday. The owner said the boy, age two, is a polio patient and the dog’s rescue was reported by a caller who found the animal in the Bolonglo River area over the weekend. The family noted the boy is improving with treatment as the pet was safely brought home.
Malan Criticizes United Nations in Memoir
South Africa's Prime Minister Dr. Malan, in a memoir, attacks the United Nations and its voting structure. He claims the council allows a few nations to veto major decisions and that South Africa was treated unfairly by the body.
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United Ni Flomgerarity Council
United Netions
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Congress of the Nation Filet
United Nations
Mr Colwill Elected to Wheat Committee
Sydney report shows Mr HA Colwill president of the Wheatgrowers Union elected to the Wheat Committee with 1 552 votes over Crowther who received 4 votes A vacancy arose when Mr H S Robertson moved to Federal Parliament.
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HA. Colwill
Wheatgrowers” Union
Want Away
Colwill
Arla Park
Pam
Crowther
Roberton
Dormant Trout Hatchery Work Delayed Across Regions
A departmental official described the trout hatchery project as dormant for several months due to housing, labor, and equipment demands. Plans call for alterations to the Cotterdam wall and potential use of equipment for fir ponds. Production remains limited, with 60,000 annual trout moved to the A.GIT. amid improvements and evolving needs.
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Thredbo
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Yne
Ballarat
Jhning
Tirestork Werner
Monava
Beline
Renee
Security ban on Woomera limits range access
The Minister for Supply told the House of Representatives that the Woomera rocket range had reached a stage allowing only a few visitors under strict security. He stated the government would not permit anyone, besides select persons, to visit the range, in response to questions about denied access for R Hurst of the Electrical Trade Union.
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Woomera
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Cameron
Hindmarsh
R. Hurst
Electrical Trade Union
Labour Feels Pressure Shifts May Delay Bill Pass
The Labour Party admits strong pressure from Victoria South Australia and Western Australia may ease opposition to the bill. Six states split, with tactics in Federal Parliament aimed at tying the majority and delaying the measure for months until the Prime Minister can seek a Senate approval.
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Senate
Fine Hits Union For Illegal Strike in Australia
The Amalgamated Engineering Union was fined £600 by the Full Bench of the Industrial Commission for taking part in an illegal strike. Summonees were served at Port Kembla to show cause why 130 union members were not working during reasonable overtime. The bench stressed obedience to orders and outlined potential primary sanctions under the Trade Union Act, amid broader Labour movement discussions.
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Industrial Commission Today
Australian Iron and Tse
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Commonwealth Council
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Communist Party
West Australian ALP stance on Communist Dissolution Bill
The Western Australian ALP executive signaled support for the Labour Party position on the Communist Dissolution Bill led today by a party official. The report notes alignment with the current party stand amid ongoing political debate in Australia.
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AWLP
Labour Party
Bate Alp
Repatriation Protection Discussed by Australian Leader
Prime Minister Mr Men chen said the Government would review the Repatriation Act to see if it covers servicemen wounded in action. He answered SF. Graham on amending the act to protect those serving in the Berlin airlift, Malaya, Korea and potential future actions.
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St. George
Dutch New Guinea Governor Plans December Visit
Governor Stephan van Wearden burg of Dutch New Guinea said in Bingapore he will visit Australian New Guinea in December to discuss mutual interests. He noted liaison was practically nil and cited important questions on trade and customs for settlement.
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Bingapore
Stephan van Weardenburg
Dutch New Guinea
Australian New Guinea
Miss Australia Quest Plans Event and Boxing Tournament
Plans for the Miss Australia Quest include judging in Sydney next month and a boxing tournament for October in Canberra. Proceeds from the Remembrance Ball at Albert Hall on November 1 are to support the quest, with matches featuring Canberra boxers and fighters from Eva McQuillan's gym in preliminary bouts.
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Bennett
Chris Noonan
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Gymnasiony
George Bradley
Vic Howden
Tommy Graham
Beng
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