Australian trade talks at Torquay threaten local industry
Australian delegates at Torquay pursue offers risking loss of preferential tariffs and protection for secondary and primary industries. The Geneva trade agreement limits government protection, provoking concern over employment and future industry viability amid shifting policy and public scrutiny.
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Torquay
Australia
Australis
Wheather Meuibéra
Tarla
Waal
Campaign on Fly Nuisance Cleans Up Town
A local campaign targets a persistent fly nuisance with a center plan for thorough cleanup. Officials urge householders to cooperate, including spraying and sanitation steps to reduce breeding sites and improve conditions during the campaign period.
Fire Drill At Sutton On Thursday
A local fire drill is planned at Sutton on Thursday as part of pre season safety measures. Trained personnel will oversee the exercise and test emergency procedures ahead of warmer months.
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Sutton
Trac
Lord Bruce to Retain Office in Weeld Mood Council
Lord Bruce’s term as chairman of the Weeld Mood Council is expected to be extended at the next meeting. The decision, likely to be announced in Mellons' Wood and Agricultural ingasination, will allow him to continue leading the team.
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Washington
Bruce
Mellons
Weather fragment from Spa FOSE report in March
Incomplete weather note records a 6 pm temperature near 89 with unclear units and a 3 pm wind from the northwest at low gusts. Mentions Tablelands Rainwall Crockett and Gouburn with a vague 72 reading.
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Chaderah
Spa Fose
Saint Verevn
N.W
Mga
Tablelands Rainwall
Crockett Na Gouburn
Gunaing
Meat supply practices queried in ACT inquiry
A Canberra ACT inquiry probes meat supply practices with focus on slaughter facilities and labor needs. Officials discuss federal and advisory roles, pricing, and impact on local butchers and consumers amid concerns over meat milling and bridge safety impacts on transport routes.
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J. R Fraser
Frame
Jevaldenta
Canberra
G. Moore
Cochionwenlth
Act
Penith
Cap
Federal
le ‘Aemina
A. K. Swen
Quean
Beyan
J. ‘Saddler
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Moore
Ageter
Department
Frener
France
Roy
Department of
Dow
King’s Avenue
Poule Wa ST
Duntroon
Dalrn
Bridget
Aid for Nations Armingions and Economic Support
Unclear text discusses U S aid to nations, military and economic programs, and President Truman era themes. Mentions dollars per American, domestic spending, and foreign defense assistance amid wartime context.
Scientist Kidnap Rumor Sways London Headlines
London reports swirl around a possible kidnapping of scientist Brofee and his family after they reportedly fled Stockholm for Pine Tree, with a Moscow or Savie grad destination and a Royal Bearer Service in France. The Tempo correspondent notes a Bellostov crew member hints at delays and unexplained actions amid frantic search.
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London
France
Daily Telegraph
Squinten
Nocarvers
Epokeamen
Keater
Tie
Stockholm
Hane
Ti Tempo
Profea
Gor Bontecerva
Saviegrad
Holeink
Parliament Debates About Works and Veranent Blurred
Murky account suggests lawmakers in Parliament debate a Works measure with veranent unclear while a key point appears to be a blinked topic awaiting clarity amid ongoing discussion.
Slack Out This Morning Sparks Harbor Supply Delays
Security Mupey reports a slack morning affecting load on supply equipment at Lae-oit. Local crews warn the disruption could slow operations across docks as urgent repairs are underway. Authorities say normal service is expected after maintenance concludes.
Harrison named new Minister for Interior in Australia
Mr J Harrison of Tarigent has been appointed new Minister for interior in London with the exit of the previous minister. Mr McBride, acting minister for Defence, will take over Defence. The Governor-General is set to confirm the new minister today.
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MR. Harrison
Interior
J. Harrison
London
Fan
McBride
Defence
Harrison
Tacoma
Bla New Bee
Exe
Hr. Hiarriaan
Lond Chanceller
Unclear cabinet reshuffle hints amid Australian Defence post
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a cabinet move involving the defence portfolio in Australia. References to Mr Harriaan and Mr Menzies imply political tension while London meetings and Ontario administration are mentioned, though details remain obscured by faulty OCR.
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Harriaan
Defence
Australia
Menzies
Highnson
Terry
Trial for Wounding in Western Australia Case Report
A Canberra-born woman faces trial in Western Australia after an alleged domestic incident with her husband. Evidence describes a heated quarrel at Sipnney Street, leading to a knife or machete threat, a plate thrown, and injuries to a man who aided in medical treatment. The wife, mother of two, reportedly feared for her life and children as the altercation escalated with a request for medical aid and emergency action.
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Sand
Sipnney Street
Janda
Canberra
Perth
Eric Wit
Weyland
Eccompanies
Fim
Beck
Stanley
Ate X
Weatheld
Mrs. Weyland
Western Australia
R. Wayland
Hed
Astilineax
Broughall Hall
Broughall
Beprune
J. B. Ropers
Carl ‘Aemwrealth
Btin
wisAlar Ata
Deverey
Westridge
Prefabricated Joles and Housing Plan for Canberra
A Commonwealth Government advisory notes prefabricated stec hrolines and timber homes for Canberra with 736 more to be added. Projects include timber frame erection at R24 sites and import plans from England and the Continent.
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Caneberre
Auatealla
Svarosen
Manta
Taylor Tela
Act
Cenemayrat
Comemonwealth
Canberra
Hullaea
Timbar Homes
Trey
England
Bret
Wuulalt
Basic Award Effects on State Awards
Monday matter from the Pedegal Arbitration Court rises to the State Industrial Commission. Justice Garter notes a doubt about a Federal decision affecting state awards and industrial agreements. The Commission invites disputants to prepare evidence for a hearing next Monday with all six members present.
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Stoney
Pedegal Arbitration Court
Justice Garter
Doube
Diacumban
Housing needs of private enterprise debated in Canberra council
The ACT Advisory Council discussed private enterprise housing, with Mr J R Framer arguing government should meet private housing needs and prevent discrimination. Debate covered government involvement, employer roles, and the allocation of housing among private employers in Canberra.
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A.c.t.advisory Council
Ares
J. R. Framer
Frayer
Canberra
Prater
Shakeapoure
Ruth
Bhakerpeare
Lal
Iyaney
Yountwate
Bhaxaspeare
Council
Raentia Tradeaman
Aftaien
Quesnbeyin
Mir
Shakapowre
Thors
Peopeaula
Canferra
Hmisex
ACT
Advisory Council Aw
Department of Works and Housing
Bread price rise feared as bakers face shortages
Canberra and Queanbeyan bakers warn bread prices may rise due to distribution and supply problems. The Prices Commissioner and local bakers report difficulty securing loaves after a barry closure and challenges in sourcing flour and deliveries to Braddon and Ainslie. Delivery to Griffith and Queanbey en borders were affected with suspensions and uncertain timelines for resumption.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Hay
C. Myraid
Ramajor
Thea
Aguranbey Daler
Aif
Wha
Collett
Sti
Marion
Amaler Faker Association
Nsw
Tad Lao
Braddon
Ainslie
Ae Cine
Grant
Hare
Rena
Ainslle
Griffith
Carter
North Side Swimming Pool Proposal Faces Delays
The North Side river area plans for a new swimming pool faced council scrutiny and calls for timely action. J J Fraser and J Taylor urged swift progress while debates on construction, timing, and potential delays dominated the session.
Professor Oliphant Myntified Mystery in Atomic Story
A blurred account centers on Professor Oliphant and physicists Pontecorvo and Pontecorvo in wartime nuclear research. It notes alleged disappearance rumors, debates over atomic weapon plans, and claims of integrity tests amid tensions at British and Italian labs.
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Asawa Fan National University
Marcum Cliaranc
Oliphant
Montecorvo
British Atomic Teweston
Pontecorvo
Fritars
Himwell
Foch
Pontecarva
Advisory Council Debates Local Problems and Parking
Canberra council members debated a national fitness advisory clash with the public’s voice, approving a five member Fitness Advisory group with authority to consult government. They discussed park planning near Alinga, Worongary blocks, and housing rents for Amber and Westridge, plus a new community centre proposal east of Mueller Street.
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Westridge
Mueller Street
Icktlek Brest
Planet
Hager
Ste. Freanr
Polio outbreak prompts parental guidance from Canberra officials
An ACT government doctor urged public cooperation and warned on modes of spread. He cited contact transmission and climate as factors while noting Canberra has 28 polio cases with limited danger to most residents. Public health officials encouraged vigilance and precautionary measures.
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D. Moo
A.C.T Gyuncil
Wiere
Trelon
Aly
Fies
Seana Mid
Moore
Canberra
Girasyan
Ieee
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