Objectives of Foreign Policy Outlined
Fragmented speech outlines aims for a united Parliament effort to resist war and uphold world peace. It stresses Australia strength, respect, and magnanimity, with costly nonproliferation and support for independence if coupled with economic aid and technical support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Kent Hughes
Australia
Wee Chim Samy
Roni
Kathy
Terence Coves
Walt
Ameast
Wert
Kent Munhes
Komethiur Nore
Feonom
Canberra and Britain's Labour Mission in World Politics
A Canberra report discusses the visit of the Labour delegation to the Sth Pacific, noting China's post Geneva stance and potential policy shifts. It analyzes how Attlee and the British opposition shape Australia’s view of Communist influence, with Hong Kong remarks illustrating broader diplomatic implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STH
Bratibae
Ares
Lomwat
Aumiralia
New Zealand
Poe Vinkt
Ighioet
Geneva
Ching
China
Chiang Kai-bhok
Chinewe Breau
Australien
Asia
Moscow
Britain
Asrilnla
Australia
Attlee
Mr. Attlee
Tne
Hongkong
Plan to Revise Labour Council Rules Drafted
A draft plan proposes major rule changes for the Labour Council including election of officers and the delegation structure. It calls for union representation to rise to ten delegates and restricts officer eligibility to council delegates, amid past leadership controversies and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Council
Connectia
Casputes
Usene
Dla
I Toc
Coun Fil
Wien
Air. Ui
Waa
Feseratnd Clerks Union
Tex
Fraser Opposes Water Meters in Canberra Debates Rise in Costs
The debate over water meters in Canberra focuses on mounting costs and staffing. Mr Fraser cites projected totals around £9286 extra, factoring in installation, inspection, and maintenance while warning of burdens on builders and government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Canberra
A.C.T
Department of the Interior
Wiisar
Asbate
Hs Metelhathem
Canbarca
Saintenonae
Luzpre
Ora
Letters To The Editor On Social Services Debate
A reader letter discusses government social services spending and federal versus state roles. The writer questions the impact of proposed budgets and emphasizes concerns about financial waste while urging careful oversight. The piece reflects ongoing public discourse on welfare policy and governance.
Christians' Interest in, Petties and Public Opinion
A Canberra correspondent notes a debate on religious influence in politics. Churchmen are urged to take more active part in peacemaking and public advocacy, while party lines differ on how faith guides political action. The writer cites leaders from various ideologies urging thoughtful civic engagement.
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A. T J
Mold
Willvidlal
Tony
Pefenier
Joe Ng Fiyanen
Pruvey
Psn
Fim
Flinn
Arin
Canberra
Weather summary for Canberra and region
Readable fragments indicate a regional weather brief with temperatures, wind, and rainfall notes. Mentions Canberra capital region with highs around the mid forties and lows near the thirties, plus scattered rainfall and winds in the western districts.
Air Force Week programme outlines displays and ceremonies
A large program for Air Force Week includes air shows at the station with ground displays of navigation radar and comms gear, a wreath laying at the War Memorial on September 18, and an ABC broadcast. Marshal Bir Jonaslevsk and A V MbcCauley will inspect the base on September 13 with a guard of honour, while the Ale Training Corp and National Service trainees participate in open days and formations.
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Britain
Albert
Hal
Ne Lai
Bir
Jonaslevsk
Canberra
Aur
Uinira
Avr
TP. J. MbcCauley
Wer
ABC
Vapan
Cain
Dakréan
Dakolaa
BAA
Motor Tran Port Venipleg
Eontinunue Adassona
Clais
Cvlriom
Tatrumat Wedtonit National Barvice
Ale Training Corp
Exlordy Field Abashal Receives Visit at Government House
In a routine formal greeting at Government House, Mr 3X Hal, Me B Burbridge and Sir Arthur Laing joined high officials for a ceremonial reception. The High Commissioner for South Africa and Mrs attended with Major General Pulver and others aboard the greeting line. The event followed by a tour of the Government House estate as part of the day’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reneral
Exlonny Field
Abarshal
Government House
Burbridge
Prrinuton
Fae Ceherer
Anil Lally Sima Palitainead
Tunehegn Ay Gur Crumint House
Bouth Africa
Vs. Mdantepupt
Adthuy Laing
Cady Sailth
W. Pulver
Ind Mya. V. i
Roninen
Unclear text fragment reports injury and hospital status
A garbled report notes an injured person last March linked to a radio operator named Reich Kuboyama aboard a vessel Fortunate. The individual is described as in critical condition, with hospital aid and possible recovery efforts mentioned, but many names and details are unreadable.
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Sorto
Emnthiay
Skein
Chiot Radio Operaetor
AlRicht Kuboyama
Aung
Mendy Ugh
Administrative Training Visit By Mr Noel F Hall
Mr Noel F Hall, Trimsipal of Ue Administrative Stag College Henley, was welcomed yesterday by the Prime Minister in Sydney Rotary circles. They discussed practicability of a centre for high level administrative training. Hill’s experience linked him to potential selection for a notable training role. Public notice outlined the visit as a consultative service.
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Noel F. Hall
Stag College
Henley
Prine
Tall
Sydney Rotary
Pete Winstmr
Hill
Mm Winbaby
Nijorts
Simple cancer detection method demonstrated at university
A university demonstration reported a simple cancer detection method using a chemical drop to reveal abnormalities in a graph. The graph showed a typical curve for healthy individuals, while abnormal patterns indicated potential cancer. The demonstration, led by Dr Meck, suggests possible early detection ahead of radiology.
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Ingham
Ur. A
Meck
Blossoms Draw Tourists for Canberra School Excursions
A garbled report notes Canberra educational trips with Bede’s College and Frenaham College sending groups of boys and girls to Parliament and other public buildings. Headmasters led tours, with hundreds of students traveling from national capital locations as part of holiday school activities.
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Fate Bureau
W. Dunbar
Fenterday
Bureus
Sapital
Tarhier
Bede's College
Canberra
Yaiurn High School
Theen
Thay
Brean
Frenaham College
Mit
Agong
Vanberrs
Bourke Opposes Abolition of Pensions Test
Mr Bourke repeats opposition to abolition of the pensions test in Parliament. Labour members show near unanimous support while government ministers criticise the stance. Bourke argues abolition would require substantial funds and would affect social welfare, with Hulme praising Bourke for maintaining independence of outlook.
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Bourke
W. M. Bourke
Labour
Fawkner
Victoria
House of Representatives
Lin Teader
Dr. Evatt
Allence
Labour F
Hulme
Petrie
National aircraft show to feature speed and slowest records
The Dayton event this weekend will display the fastest and slowest aircraft. Bell Air Corp showcases the Bell XiA reaching 90,000 feet altitude, while another model lags at about 30 mph. Enthusiasts will compare rapid ascent with very slow flight capabilities.
Increased Sale For Legacy Buttons in Government Dept
Government department reports an increased sale for legacy buttons and new relief efforts. Proceeds from two other offices, including major ones, are not yet known as fundraising continues. Reliefs will operate at shopping centres today to fund care for war widows and their children in Canberra.
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Yultona
Tvo
Canberrs
Telescope work progress for resumption at observatories
Observatory officials report a delay of about a month before resuming telescope work. The project includes a prefabricated home for an eminium covered plywood dome to be re-erected at Mt Stromin to house the M-Inen refractor of the Yale Columbia Southernist fon. Canberra awaits arrival within a month.
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Elon
Observatory
Wetera Maverow
Jaying Foundation
Canbeera
Sydney
Mt. Stromin
Junior Editions In Fleet Street Rival Newspapers Stir Circulation Battle
Fleet Street sees a new phase in the circulation war as major morning papers publish weekly Junior editions. The Daily Mirror announced plans for a charity paper. The Daily Express indicated a launch of the Junior Mirror amid rival circulations.
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Fleet Street
NDOP
Daily Mirror
Daily Fixplans
Han & Ull
Cars collide in Ainslie injures avoided
Two cars collided at a street intersection yesterday. Both drivers, James Candeay Collin of O'CwaNO and uid Startin of Atnalle line, were unhurt. One vehicle was badly damaged and the other extensively damaged.
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Ainslie
Amitone
Lintestone Weenie
Ipima Street
James Candeay Collin
O'Cwano
Uid Startin
Atnalleline
Royal Race at Delphi crowns Pranvale winner
Errimys Muraday Prinne Pranvale won the royal 210 yard race at Delphi in front of European royal entrants. King Paul of Greser organized the event with members of many royal houses from Britain Bohemia and Greece represented in the ancient stadium once known for Apollos Dracte.
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Errimys
Prinne “Pranvale
Marin
Europe
Apolli
Paul of
Tve
Agamemnon
DINGO SHOOTINGS SHOCK WESTERN REGIONS
Residents in western Queanaland towns report a series of dingoes causing fear and disruption in main streets. Authorities warn of animal activity near suburban districts as sightings rise and locals seek safety actions.
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Brirdane
Queanaland
Misin
Kear Extends Auditor General Service in Parliament
In a House passage at 4 pm, the government moves to extend the Auditor General's term to allow up to 12 months post-coaching. The amendment, aligning with Treasury regulations, seeks a lawful review of the Act and potential salary adjustments for the Auditor General. Adjournment followed by opposition Deputy Lauder Calwell.
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Ament Witl
Aba
Erle Warr Fan
House of Representatives
Bir
Kris Harrison
Norte
Ake
Ong
Tate
Ce Commonwealth
Cenera
Cantino
Hinta
Treasury
Brophy
Dieputy-Lauder
Calwell
Tax changes touted by treasurer amid income shift debates
The treasurer announced a tax reform plan aimed at lowering overall income tax. He claimed a new minimum taxation would ease burdens for many earners while adjusting rates for higher brackets, with detailed figures and exemptions outlined before the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imani
Arthur
Ione Brack Trigayere
Painters Demand Preliminary Electricity Guidance
Union secretary W R Mekie stated the Department paused orders on working near electrical installations. Delegates discussed safety and the need for clear guidelines. The discussion highlighted worker protection amid ongoing industrial tensions.
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Wr J. Mekie
Lenton
Unie Fuagaencion
Mtekie
Feo
McDonald
Ulear
BTU
Serretary
Shotshher Aga
Ai Tau Sots
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Amokes
Ward
Peking
Keenough
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Uniram
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Xetren
Araae
Shamaniie Gas, As Mip At Trg
Shauncall
Acm
AIR Force Week
Air Force
Relling Wanctne
ASN
London
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Delphi
Kear
Auditor-General
Sir Arthur Fadden
Aaid
Himort
Sir Arthur
Tresaurer
Dennlonabisier
Tarrind Couplan
Angean Communion Episcopal Church
Stockyard Company
William Wood Pi
Sree Mithea i
Henry Kaye Sherrill
Phillip Carrington T Oe
Melbourne
Mast Wen “ * Baath
Scotland
Mort Revswee Nara
Most Kor
Howard W. W. Monti
Haber
C. Wand
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Kago
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