Australia to Admit 3000 More British Migrants This Year
An immigration conference in Australia outlined plans to increase British migrant intake to about 1000 per period, with overall annual targets around 3000. The Commonwealth nominated migrants would be housed in hotels, while the program stressed administrative aspects, medical exemptions, and bilateral cooperation between Commonwealth and State agencies. Meetings will be held yearly to adjust policy. officials called the mood cordial and cooperative.
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Australia
Hontela
Holtwald
Corgmonwemitt
Uwe
Achenje
Ho Tald
Commonwealth
Emmigention
Seaat
Count Fe Holl
Hao
Mixed international briefs from Washington to London
Summary of fragmented items includes Secretary Charles Wilson vetoing an Army public demonstration, a convict teen undergoing prefrontal procedure, Royal performances in London, a German freighter incident near Bermuda, and aviation records set by a Royal Crown jet.
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Washington
U.S
Charles Wilson
Army Plac
Wilson
Maryland
Colum
Frank Diuiecs
Ohio
Plane Hostesses Battle To Save "Blue" Baby
Within an hour of the airport at Adelaide a Convair yesterday carried passengers including Manley and Misa Hayden. Hostesses administered oxygen to a critically ill infant during the flight toward Melbourne. An operation was planned at Ale Hospital as the baby neared Bendigon. The baby reportedly recovered on arrival.
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Ute
Pala
Convair
Adelaide
Bath
Catem
Ming
Manley
Misa
N. Hayden
Mand
Cea
Mootaoabe
Ale ‘Hospital
Melbourne
Wanvengerd
Western Allies Seek Four Power Talks on Germany and Austria
Western trio will press Russia for a four power foreign ministers conference to resolve Germany and Austria issues. Britain and allies hope a new invitation drafted in London this week will address rising proposals and Soviet responses while indicating aims for settlement before broader problems.
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West
Russia
London
Germany
Austria
China
Enieh
Kores
Washington
United States
United Press
Tatts Staff Threaten Legal Action Over Union Dispute
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Tatts staff threatening legal action and a court sanction related to a union dispute. It mentions named individuals, a Tasmanian context, and potential writs, with confusion over dates and actions.
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TATTS
Howant
Sydney Interest In Federal Divorce Law
Sydney officials and feminist leaders push for a Federal uniform divorce act after Justice Toose questioned why no federal legislation exists. Mrs. Preston Stanley Vaughen cites hardship from state based methods, urging common domicile and easier action for women seeking divorce across states.
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Sydney
Maves
Justice Toose
Justice Tose
N.S.W
Feminist Club
Preston Stanley Vaughen
Vaughan Aid
Lidsdale Man Found Shot
A Lidsdale man was found shot after a mishap in a garbed wire fence. The victim, identified as Alan Holt, 14, lay near a weapon with two children nearby. Holt reportedly tried to remove the fence using a tool and fell as the fence gave way.
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Alan Holt
Childre
Miilow
Holt
Canberra Talks on Uranium for U K
Reports from Canberra describe high level discussions on disposing future Australian uranium for UK participation. British undersecretary Lord Cherwell and Australian officials investigate safeguards and potential contracts, outlining Australia’s role in supplying uranium for Commonwealth atomic programs.
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Canberra
U.K
Metropolitan Controversy Over Carioca Run
The AJC committee faced pressure to have Carioca run in the Metropolitan as tensions rose. A judge’s view and veterinary opinions highlighted serious concerns about the horse’s fitness and the committee’s risk, with potential implications for the race and wagering.
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A.J.C
Hoysted
Carioca
Metropolitan
Sydne
Monrlay
Lexsees
P. Hoysted
ALG
Randwick
Unm
Amverinas
ADC
Roy
Boone
Poul
Mand
Metropolis
Labour Day Labour Sermon Critiques Modern Welfare State
A Catholic bishop condemns materialism and extols Christian duty amid social upheaval. He argues human dignity requires family wage support, responsible governance, and protection against exploitation while urging charity and spiritual renewal. The address condemns abortion and warns against secular pressures on morality and social order.
Starters Check In For London to New Zealand Race
Reported at London with five planes remaining from the original 14 entries in the speed section of a 12 270 mile race. Aircraft include two Royal Australian Air Force Canberras and Foyt Air Force twins for Canberra, with instruments sealed and handed to the clerk of the course for final checks before the queen's approval.
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London
New Zealand
Royal Aero
Ster Noon
Foyt Air Force
Royal Australian Air
Une
Une Century
Tratumport
Stoyfey
Rupert Preston
Royal
Yraneport
Royal New Zealand
Thornton Leaves Australia for Overseas Conference
Leading Communist trade unionist Ernest Thornton has secretly departed Australia by air for an overseas conference. Messages from Sydney indicate he headed toward an international gathering in Vienna via possible stops in New Guinea Bangkok and Rome, with authorities hinting at deportation or detention if he returns. The move follows years in Penang and ties to the World Federation of Trade Unions, with other Communist figures reportedly planning to leave within days.
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Thornton
Sydney
Ernest Thornton
Australia
Royal Dutch Airines
Bia
ePuten New Guinea
Bangkok
Kurechi
Rome
Ammerdam ' Tho
Proermton
Pengine
Aew
Free World
Abstrisia
Hin ArnYa
Atani Twlia Thornton
Ninhenee
Morrison Rows
Gimeville
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Rotterdam
Berna Nuebel Haw
Bermuda
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Duieh
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Royal Cunidlus Air
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Japan
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Winxian Ounhill
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Supreme Court
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Telston
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