Government hotel rates set under new act and opposition protests
In a debate over the WosTa Acton schedule, rates at Aston Guest Hotel and related lodgings rise from £3 10s to £6 18s 10d, with rooms offering bed and breakfast under a departmental plan. Members of Parliament criticise the plan as public hardship and warn it may affect Canberra hotels and tourism.
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Department of the Interior
Moxa Acton
Laney Howe
Bean
Aston Guest
Mole
Morreie
Acton
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Canberra
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Lange Incryuere
Lobbying in a Democracy and Parliament’s Response
A discussion on lobbying in Parliament, its impact on public administration, and the tension between informed representation and outside influence. It argues lobbying can inform members but warns against external dictation, urging MPs to weigh proposals independently to avoid puppet-like decision making.
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Acme
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Canberra
Dave
Perma
Dutton
Hin Orice
Burney
Australie
Wales
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Bitter House Debate on Evatt Issue
A bitter House debate centered on Dr Evatt and the Waterside Workers Federation matter. Prime Minister and Opposition leaders clashed over Evatt's action with bar council figures defending him and MPs weighing personal and legal implications.
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HOUSE
Evatt
House of Representatives
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Waterside Workers’ Federation and Healy
Mation Lesa Oh Herman
Duty of a Barrister Under Professional Ethics
The piece discusses a bar committee’s stance on a barrister’s duty to accept or refuse briefs. It cites a Victorian-era rule that a barrister may refuse a case to uphold professional integrity and avoid public misinterpretation while still serving the client and court. It notes limitations on refusals based on case character or client ethos.
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Ctuse
Eounael
Maye
Eyrold
Reynolds Lawwad
Corsi de
Diamautinn
BSI
Discumions
Barristar
Walch
al Prover
Nerf Fairnens
Mabgiaunt
Mr Menzies May Have Short Break
Fragmentary notes suggest Mr Menzies faces a short break with uncertain status and possible involvement in a Melbourne Cup context. No clear names, dates, or events are identifiable.
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MR. Menzies
State trading in Queensland timeline and delays noted
A fragmented report outlines work started in 1945 on state trading in Queensland, halted by Burton’s appointment in Canberra. It mentions an appointed Prodenser Burton and a late invitation, with plans to provide guidance from Bourne. The text notes expected travel to Queensland and a completion timeline before the survey ends, with uncertainties about weeks and expenses.
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Harbert Burton
Novanber
Colin Clark
Prodenser Burton
Canberra
Ant Fevent
Lely
Ss Cea
Bourne
Geo
Burton
Queensland
Weather Report Fragment From Local Paper
A partial weather notice reports conditions for Thursday morning with vague temperatures and windy elements. It cites meteorology staff and an unclear forecast line from a forecaster in a regional area.
Governor Honours W. J. Meta and Baumol in regent ceremony
A vice regal ceremony yesterday morning honoured W. J. Meta and Baumol for their service to the government. Banberra and Government Mouse attended as dignitaries in the events.
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Poa Vue
Rt ‘Igat
W. J. Meta
Baumol
Tenancies Granted in Last Quarter Across Regions
In the three months ended September 30 a total of 178 new tenancies were granted in public and private sectors. Government houses and flats are occupied by government staff and 16 privately owned units were also listed with housing loans noted.
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Canharre
Tab
Devermant
Ee Gea Fe Commonee
Holy Year Procession in Goulburn Draws 1000 Visitors
Diocesan event plans a Holy Year procession in Goulburn next Sunday with about 1,000 visitors expected. St Patrick's College and St Patrick's Technical School will line the route, and a special color film will document the event. The anticipated blessing includes a message from Pope Pius XII.
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Drnneny
Mare Deere
St. Patrick's Collage
St Patrick's Techical School
Pope Pia XM
Enigmatic notice on sickness benefits delay and claims
A fragmented notice notes extending the period for sickness benefit claims and outlines ongoing applications. Details are garbled but reference to payment terms and extensions appear.
Opening Rout Marks First Real House Assembly in Britain
About 150 members filled Britain’s House for the first time in ten years as Big Ben chimed for the opening rout. Some waited since dawn to enter the clocked parliament chamber acknowledging the ceremonial return.
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Moat Famous
Britain
New House Speech Praises Economy Amid Debate
A speech in Parliament lauds national economic gains while noting dissent over incomes and sacrificed efforts. The minister defends policies and urges continued focus on stabilizing the economy amid provocation and debate.
Dr Nott Seeks Committee Probes Hotels Conduct
Dr Nott announced plans to investigate the conduct of hotels in the territory and a call for a committee to review actions. He criticized conditions outside the hospital and urged a formal inquiry into the hotel system and related events amid public concern. The debate touched on safety and health risks stemming from the hospitality sector and municipal oversight.
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Nott Jac T
London
Britain
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Hota
Nostele
Sarasa Smee
Sormmonr
Australia aims to add two million migrants in ten years
The article reports government plans to boost Australia's population by two million through immigration within ten years. It cites migrant arrivals since October 1943, noting large numbers from Britain and significant quarterly figures while comparing Canada’s intake. The minister discusses policies to accelerate settlement and population growth.
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Australia
Australie
Canada
Not In House Noted By Mr Menzies Worded In Court
Fragmentary OCR reports Mr Menzies not in House questioned by court. Mentions Labour minister Br Holt and leaders, with unclear references to Prime Minister’s Lodge and Russia. Source text scarce. facially mentions Jarman and The Cedarye Tunes.
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Br. Holt
Sean Ie Sra
Leeder
Dr. Vail
Mengier
Nassar Rosia Ais Jarman
Appointment Of Mr Arndt View Of Mr Menzies
The Prime Minister said the appointments were not about party balance but about academic credentials. He noted Mr Arndt had studied economics at Canberra University College, and that Parliament ministers would consider the appointment on merit.
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Cabell
Werall
Chifley
Rivaakte Mackie
Chia Couttry
Mr. Pollard
Lalor
Menstee
Molt
Mr. Menstee
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Ageinal
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Mensies
Henry
de Svalt
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Prett
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Counstlé
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Wan Ape
Mr. Menairs
Unie
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Rett
Solding
Suzy
Hyatt
Australes Labour Party
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Moraker
Jtarcen
Cadwell
Melbourne
Vat
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Chitty
Withedrawal
Wentworth
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Adeeman
Maylen Tor
Holt
Reynolds
Parlavnent
Prectios Bla
Dawe
Lascor Sr
Ingal
Mr. Gullett
Mr. Arndt
Menzies
Menen
Semtorday
Sa Scademie
Labour
Country Party
Menthe
Canberra University College
Arnat
Menstes
Arndt
Ithsourne University
Conamon
Max Nona
University
Endr
Monelen
Truman Seeks Training Law Reform
Fragmentary text references Truman seeking a training law reform amid unclear context. Mention appears to involve a Freedey Fit Laboratory and various unfamiliar terms, with no coherent details on date, location, or outcomes.
Parliament adjourns after debate on prices notice of motion
The Senate sat yesterday for about an hour with debate on prices. Senator McKenns gave notice of a motion. The Senate adjourned until Tuesday at 3 p.m.
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Senate
McKenns
No Strangers In The Lobbies No Strangers In The Lobbies
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Conversion Loan Announced by Commonwealth and Austrian Council
A historical notice outlines a conversion loan agreement involving the Commonwealth and Austrian loan councils. It describes security against Iran related securities, interest rates around 4 percent, and terms spanning four to fourteen years with adjustments.
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Mtr
Securitien of
Iran
Ional Aiest
Commonwealth and Baten
Tor Aires
Swimming Pool Reopening Delayed by Officials
An official from the Department of Health indicates the city pool remains closed awaiting new safety and funding measures. Officials warn that reopening will be postponed until critical maintenance and inspection standards are met.
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