Rain Delays Shearing Amid Wet Weather
A fragmented report notes persistent rain delaying sheep shearing. Officials caution that ongoing wet conditions hinder tasks and may affect agricultural output and schedules.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
4
Fragmented Weather Note Signals Strong Winds
Weather fragment notes southern winds and unclear details. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete locations or times, but indicates a wind event affecting an area near the Donat. Further readable facts are unavailable in this snippet.
Australia faces Communist disruption and Labour Party crisis
A sweeping critique argues Communist tactics threaten Australian production and the new law in force. It accuses Labour of weakness and orchestrated blame, calling for reforms and a united stance to avert a rightward political shift and ensure national resilience.
Friendly Societies Medical Services Update
A fragmented report notes a triadly association discussing a fee for service in medical benefits. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to Friendly Societies and medical services appears, with a consultative or administrative context indicated.
Fragmentary British news item on market and safety
STONEY reports an application to offset higher fares and a delay in Fallon lubricating supplies. London dispatch notes large deposits of deposits containing pots and a Yorkshire discovery. Mention of Prime requirements for a West 140 Sours and a digital new British insurance will soon be catalogued.
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Stoney
Potarsium
London
Yorkshire
Workers Gain From Production Boom in Australia
The article discusses labor's claim to a larger share of the gains from rising investment in Australia. It cites statements by Sir Douglas, Mir Donglan, and other officials on public works, housing, factories, and migrant schemes driving up capital investment and development costs. While noting growth, it questions whether workers will see meaningful rewards from the boom.
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Douglas Copland
Furioer
Ona
Douglas Zhie
Australia
Mir Donglan
French Hope for U S Arms in Indo China
Paris dispatch reports President Truman showing cautious willingness to provide arms to the French in Indo China as Western powers seek to bolster military efforts against the Viet Minh threat. Britain signals approval while America weighs policy amid ongoing Indochina tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indo-China
Londom
Wertareday
Truman
Keres
Nactherm Indo-Chine
Limited Mate plan to aid France with military funding
American authorities reveal a plan to provide up to 2,600 soldiers or 458,8TE for mobilization in any potential China conflict. The money will come from the 6,000 million dollars already allocated, with Congress approving a per cent share of the total. A 30 million dollar British backing may accompany the aid to France, enabling fully equipped divisions with arms supplied by France for possible deployment in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Television does not affect daily newspapers
A fragmented report notes editor A. T. Bakes Biers of The amiberra Times discusses US and Canadian views on television's impact. He cites cinema attendance and comic reading as key factors shaping reader habits, while noting newspapers retain weekly and Monday editions. The piece mentions press conferences in Canada and U.S. safety safeguards amid national emergencies.
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Worker
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Talevidon
Kaede
Riadler
Bpakes
America
Shaikeeoare
Murder trial of former Japanese generals ends in acquittal
War Crimes Court in Negros abruptly closes the case against ex General Masucake Yamewaki and two others after defense submissions claim no case to answer. Proceedings recount alleged murders of allied soldiers in Borneo during a 1844 submersion-era conflict, with the court noting lack of required evidence.
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Avraventer
Jessallon
Elvon Kanazawa
Jubilee Symphony Prize Draw Opens for 1963 Entries
The Prime Minister appeals to British subjects for entries in a national Jubilee Symphony prize. The winning composition will be performed at next year’s Jubilee celebrations. Entries close Friday, June 28, 1963.
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Monties
Coe
Irelian Peter
Tulgen
Tax concessions announced by Treasurer in budget changes
The House hears Mr Fadden unveil budget measures expanding taxation reforms aimed at moving income tax revenue higher and simplifying the system. Highlights include exemptions for certain dependents, rebates replaced by direct deductions, and adjustments to company and private partnership taxation to raise around £15 million annually.
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House of Representatives
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Social Service Conservationa
Locome Tax
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Australia
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Matalmants
Wagea
Fadden Ani
Paden
Padean
Trades and Labour Delegates Wary of Red Movements
Delegates warned of suspected communist influence within union circles as they discussed pension issues and transport transfers. A Canberra secretary cautioned that private inquiries suggested interference behind proposed old age pension arrangements and urged careful organization before actions.
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Trades and Labour
Coline Demetratie
Gomell Yor
Bulwern of Sry
Sad
Gouret
Bauth Coast
Trades Council
Mullin
Indrasad
Canberra
Etary
Carent
Chanel
Aes Sah Ut Si Ie
Mr. Tull
Chifley Calls Unity Amid Labor Split Over Dissolution Bill
Australian Labour Party leader Mr Chifley urged unity at a Parliamentary Party meeting in Parliament House. He stressed solidarity over the Communist Dissolution Bill, resisting personal dissent and reaffirming allegiance to the Labour movement and party strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Labour Party
Communist Party
Chifley
Parliamant House
Seven Ships Tied Up In Newcastle
Seven ships anchored at Newcastle with crews facing pay issues and fuel shortages. Each vessel carries coal or steel cargoes totaling thousands of pounds in value. Reports note seamen paid partial wages and some may not seek work until money shortages worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Rome
Senate Debates Key Bills As Session Proceeds
Reports indicate the Senate will resume at 9 a.m. with debate on the Communist Party Demolition Bill and related measures. Other items listed include the Prices Bill and the Commonwealth Bank. The day was spent in adjourned proceedings and continued discussion on No 2.
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Senate
Communist Party
Commonwealth Bank
Parliament hears mixed opinions on immigration and defense
In Parliament debate centered on national policy, with references to naturalization, enlistment, and offshore spending. Members discussed asylum and security concerns, including calls for clearer stances on immigration, migration sites, and budget allocations for development and defense.
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