Daily Telegraph warned of exclusion over amour report
In the House of Representatives Speaker Ms Ramey warned the Daily Telegraph over coverage of a personal amour report. Parliament debated media treatment as Labour members pressed for restraint while the Prime Minister urged examination of the news. The Senate president noted uncited material aired and questioned if the matter warranted action.
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Cholera Crisis Expands Across Egypt and Palestine
Cairo enacts four day railway shutdown and cemetery visits halted as cholera spreads in Upper Egypt. Greece imposes precautionary measures around Athens and Piraeus. World Health Organization pledges vaccines and treatment to immunize about 7000 in Egypt amid the epidemic.
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Umpire Talks Hold Up Tariff Concessions In Rates
London dispatch reports delays in finalizing tariff concessions under imperial preferences amid incomplete details on concessions between Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. In Lords, the Earl of Tinworth stated that imperial policy aligns with Dominion views, and Britain will not cede items the Dominions do not wish to part with.
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Coal Situation Discussed By Prime Minister On Holiday Production
The Prime Minister said if coal output stayed steady miners could keep planned holidays. He noted the recent strike disrupted supply though blame lay with both sides, while government figures insisted maintenance of production would allow miners to take their Christmas breaks.
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Wool market demand and mill support noted at auction
A fragment reports demand for all better grades of wool from Yorkshire and Continental buyers with local mill support. It mentions greasy merino or similar lots sold to Tid and a sale involving six bales of J M C Nusbhy with wax and 18 081 bales offered, details unclear but auction activity indicated.
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House debate over independent tribunal on share values
Wellington report outlines calls in the House of Representatives for an independent tribunal to verify share values and address alleged financial missteps. The select committee investigated actions surrounding a bank and accused authorities of harming shareholders while Minister Newhy walt defended fair treatment of investors.
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Marshall Aid Plan for Middle East Halted in Turmoil
Fragmented text reports a stalled Marshall Aid plan affecting the Middle East. Mentions Harriman committee and Palestine context, with unclear dates and names. Reading suggests uncertainty over materialization and potential navigations by American leadership and allied nations.
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Academic saviors may aid Canberra university plan
A fragmentary report notes notable scholars from Oxford and London universities being considered to advise Canberra on forming a Johns Committee of Medical Research and related bodies. Negotiations continue to hire one leader for permanent Canberra duties as talks proceed.
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Indian mission to buy wheat heads to Avmatralia
The Indian High Commissioner to Avmatralia, Siruth Paranipye, will head a food mission arriving in Adatratla on October 90 to discuss wheat procurement with the Avatration Government. The delegation will include representatives from the Ministry of Finance and the Secretary for Food, Mr. yada Bahay.
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Communism Rumors Hit Hollywood Panel Hearings
A committee on weeks hours heard Robert Taylor claim a large amount of activity “on the pink” and said Communist influence had grown over five years. Howard Rushmore cited Charles Chaplin and Edward G. Robinson as alleged Communists, while Morris Ryskind claimed Communist control over film writers. Taylor said he objected to the original Elin script and changes were made to meet expectations.
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House of Commons rejects private members' reform motion
In London on Thursday the House voted 26 to 105 against a Conservative amendment to delete a government motion on reform. Churchill is expected to move further amendments and Bevin warns of political risk. Lords and Commons debate veto powers and mandate limits while officials discuss reform plans.
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No Retrial in Defamation Case Against SumT Ow
Melbourne trial reports no retrial ordered in the defamation suit involving former educator Sommingsinner and associates. Justice Owens directed jurors to return a verdict for Jackson, citing privilege. the court declined retrial due to privileged grounds.
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Miners Study Dispute Amid Suspected Strike Action
In the Aberdare district miners consider authority and union rules as leaders debate a stoppage at the extended pit and surrounding coalfields. The general president urges adherence to federation constitutions while recognizing improved working conditions amid idle mines and uncertain production.
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