South-East Asia Treaty Organization aims amid North Atlantic link
An early conference in Melbourne discusses forming a regional security pact for South-East Asia. Nations like India and Indonesia show absenteeism, while debates focus on NATO-like integration, UN Charter limits, and military commitments amid US reservations. The Colombo plan provides economic scaffolding, with wide regional interests and split views on military guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE Bpred
Wink Wetuth
South-East Asia
NATO
Melato
Aotabla
India
Indonesia
Indien Meitae
United Nations
Wil Mately
Rconomie
Colombo
Aale
United States
Stainely
Government to Continue Jute and Wheat Control Policy
The government announced it will maintain control over jute and continue import restrictions on corn and related goods for fertiliser use until February. Commerce and Agriculture Minister McEwan stated measures remain to support supply and trader stability during the transitional period while offsetting tensions with wheat and related boards.
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Commonwealth
Commerce and Agriculture
AkcEwen
Australian Wheat Board
Uhr
Uy Innect
Attlee Warns Against World Division In Blues
Attlee tells a 3000 crowd that Labour rejects splitting the world into rival blocs. Bevan says imperial power must end and Britain should lead in peaceful co existence to avoid repeat of past imperial harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attlee
Marty
Powie
Louiter
Labour Party
Bevan
Executive May Oppose State A L P Members In Pre-Selection Ballots
Senior party figures forecast a challenge to several sitting ALP MPs as preselection ballots approach. The Albany News-Review notes the state Labor Party central committee will organize the process with November 1 as the target ballot date. Some incumbents have avoided public comment while courting party deals and newspaper coverage.
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A-L.p
ALP
State Labor Party
Smoking Not Proved Cause of Lung Cancer
A historic report questions the link between smoking and lung cancer, noting caution in proving causation. It discusses heavier smokers facing higher risk and cites comparative death rates from Denmark and Britain, while acknowledging other factors and rising cigarette use.
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Alta
Denmark
Ship Held Up By Wharf Ban
A ship bound for Sydney is delayed due to a dispute over unloading methods at the wharf. The crew and dock workers quarrel over the number of crane or sling operatives to be employed, leaving the Taiyuan stuck and no clear departure time announced.
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Elrouete
Wriaay
Taiyuan
Sydney
Waternide Warners
Three Men Burnt to Death Near Forbes
A fragmentary report states three elderly men died in a fire near Sarrawbury about 12 miles west of Forbes. Names mentioned include Nichia Fillett, 72, and Daniel Watson, 28, with unclear reference to a hospital or witness. Further details are unreadable in the source.
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Sarrawbury
Forbes
Nichia Fillett
Daniel Watson
Mulcahy
Weather summary for Canberra and regional zones
Fragmented forecast notes report cooler conditions with morning cloud then a flat cool day, westerly winds and broken cloud. Showers expected later, regional outlook indicates showers in Southallant Districts with varying intensities on slopes and table lands, winds moderating today with inshore rain and light mists across several locations including Bombala and Bendalong.
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Canberra
Weare Wea Pa
Dalia
Ui An Gra
Bombala
Kanda
Adnduinshy
Tsdayne
Conferences On Public Service Administration
The Public Service Board hosts a conference in Canberra with 18 departments and senior officers present. Speakers include Dr W J Weatherman Commerce and Agriculture and Mr Ret D White tenth, among others. The intensive weeklong event covers training management and organization duties for public service leaders.
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Public Service
Mttens
Canberra
W. J. Weaterman
Commerce and Agriculture
Mtr
Robrn
Baan
W. J Dunk
Partinental Angreturi¢N
Aioe
Rte
Ue Tvenamry
Bervive Oar
Cape Abolishes Oath of Allegiance
Cape Town reports the government has moved to end the oath of allegiance, part of broader reforms under the South African Act. Officials say the measure aligns with constitutional changes and reduces compulsory pledges for new citizens and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Capetown
Unionists barred from Industrial Court hearing
In Sydney a police denial prevented more than 100 members of the Amalgamated Engineers Union from attending an Industrial Court session. The maintenance workers from Bunnerong, Pymont, and White Bay power houses left duties as a show of protest during a conference led by Mr. Jumtion. The stoppage aimed to pressure the court on a serious matter involving the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Vritley
Ingineering
Induatetal
Motavers
Bunneronk
Pymwont
White Bay
Mr. Jumioe
Chetayute
Fire Claims Mother and Five Children in North Auckland
A deadly blaze in North Auckland destroyed a home early today. Sidney Hadj, a truck driver, escaped with one daughter but could not save his wife Guith and four children Kathleen eight Burney seven Ngaire nine. The mother and children died at the scene. one child remains in hospital in serious condition.
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Wellington
Fria
Seath
North Auckland
Sidney Hadj
Wis Émon
Hin Emo
Guith
Kathleen
Burney
Ranga
Ngaire Bes
Trainee Dies in Camp Explosion at Puckapunyal
A trainee, 19 year old Ivwen Brian Barnett of East Preston, died after a shell exploded in a tent at Puckapunyal military camp. Several others were injured or in serious condition as an Army Court of Inquiry opens to gather evidence from witnesses.
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Ny Eruamy
Puckapunyal
Brian Barnett
Willow Street
East Preston
Submarine Threat Response Advances Under Nuclear Arms Fears
A dispatch from New York reports that naval officials are tracking new developments in submarine concealment and destruction methods as the Navy broadens measures against atom powered subs. Officials acknowledge secrecy around progress with nuclear armed subs, stressing no detail can be released.
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WaAsmaerivey
Pyduloun New Penn
Decreton
1. Navy
Heiten
Flobert
New York
Runaway truck hits two houses in Melbourne
A runaway truck crashed into two houses on Geslonge Road West Foncaoray injuring no one reported as police investigate the incident.
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Melbourne
Arrival of Officers and Staff at Government House Canberra
Vice regal Captain A WH steno WA and Hen ste Betett with Mi and Bre Daryl Lindsey have arrived at Government House Canberra. Captain Weber thewn of the Cold Stream Guards will take up duty at Government foun Canberra in Hew of Major John Swinton Ab who has completed his fever and will resume army duty shortly.
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Regalaptain A
Steno WA
Ste Betett
Daryl Lindsey
Ai Government Mouse
Canberra
Weber-thewn
Cold Stream Guards
Government Foun
John Swinton Ab
Wool Market Trend at Next Sales
Report describes expected wool market movements ahead of upcoming sales. Analysts note fluctuating prices, cautious demand, and firmer imports as buyers adjust to tightening supplies. Industry figures cite producers and traders wary of volatility shaping auction outcomes.
Canberra Y.W.C.A. Celebrates Silver Jubilee
Canberra YWCA marks its silver jubilee with a reception and speeches honoring founders, past presidents, and key members. Mrs Jarnel introduces Moy Live of the YWCA in Sydney. Mint Law and Myrn Law receive bouquets as the celebration reflects on wartime origins, women’s roles, and ongoing community work.
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Ubbus Nellfled
Meni
Wyn
Lnea
Branet
Iarael
Yeskerny
Jarnel
Mise Moy
Tn Yawca
Sydney
Btu la
Shel
Banberra
Mig
Beackeney
Mies Liaw
Florence Sigtuingate
Ceylon
New Ambulance Allocated to Queanbeyan Amid Controversy
A newly allocated Queanbeyan ambulance valued at £2000 faced obstacles as local officials and factions debated its deployment. The procurement process drew criticism and involved multiple stakeholders, highlighting tensions within the ambulance service.
Two Killed In Philippine Rail Disaster
Manila reports two deaths and 47 injuries after a heavily loaded passenger train carrying patients derailed. The wreck sent rail cars 100 feet below a bridge. Driver and crew were among those injured as rescue efforts began amid chaotic scenes.
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Manila
Mouive
Villarete
Joka
Wildrete
Mane
Plastic Surgeon's Colombo Plan Contribution Highlighted
A historical report outlines a surgeon's role in the Colombo Plan, noting surgeries performed during visits to Malaya, Singapore, and other regions. It details operations, medical facility inspections, and collaboration with local teams to advance surgical care under Australian aid initiatives.
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Colombo Plan
Gas Struck in New Reid's Dome Oil Well
Reported gas strike at New Reid's Dome well by Hiltay Drillers amid exploration activity. Mineral manager and Australian observation teams discuss results while aiming to confirm yield and stability over coming days. Unclear transmission suggests ongoing assessment and potential impact on operations.
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Reid's
Nies Dome
Apeipgeure
Ann
Harvey
New China Seen As Land of Contradictions
A fragmented dispatch depicts China under the new regime, noting Western observers’ cautious view of reform and propaganda. It discusses public health campaigns, housing schemes, wage structures, and the scale of industrial drives amid a vast population. The piece contrasts official slogans with practical conditions and Western critique.
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New
China
Sa Fey
Labour Party
Hongkong
L'themaine Unies
Firitire
Atlee
Itas
Nesaimuen
Chinn
Honlenkeow
Phinear ‘Howe
Fialgnere
Wentern
Multiple Church Services Across Denominations
A fragmented OCR listing details Sunday services across many churches including St. Peters Sutton, Michael and All Angels Hall, St. Patrick’s Braddon, Narrahu ndam Community, and others. It notes Holy Communion, Children's Services, Sunday Schools, and evening devotions, with varied times and parish names across Anglican, Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Salvation Army congregations.
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Arthur
Grit
Uly Daplenr
Young
Chasreantt Pam
Kivensonging
Arcent All Sainte
Moly Communion
Howan Catholic
Mareen
St. Christopher Y
Fornell
al Am
Ed Patrick's
Braddon
Franti Xavier
Yacrultinia
Wenllake
Patrick's
Brvddan
Yan
Cuntershons
Ariayste Ghilstopnara
Pam Tap
Presbyterian Church
Andrew
Forrest
Moetoe Hireison
Mithocet
Mayan
Kev
Apn
Tey Ness Teommuniany
Buntay Bool
TAO
Firs
Hareaware
Eernnor
Saaberra Chitin
Kmercon Nainintees
Brpeninge
Riventine
Merah Canberra
Turner Infants
Warship
John Highs
Alan Farr
Nerthboure
Civic Centre
P.m. Keer
Farr
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Labour
Hhe
Abelsey
Public Service Administration
Tuchepunyal
Syunet
Fruay
Rite Sales
Wien
Canberra Y.w.ca
Canberri
J. Tublywrd
Lee Pighday
Pany
Canteraire
Letonon
Mme
Micile
Lay
Fruth
Funkier
Mineaw
Wari
Queanbeyan
Philippine
Sae
Peel Lane
Etl Niidas
Malaya
Falta
Caseyania Ihat Bt
Stanieyreat
murReot
Tae
BCEVN
Funes
Iaat
Hoxpl
Wea
Mr Tum
Chinose
Laur Maloya
Jour Indiana
Casey
Panh
Y.W.G.A. Silver Jubilee
Genbarre Y.W.G.A
Frst
R. J. Tikyerd
Ainslie Alin Bers Gerdan Linting
Pian
Lutheran Nimmutabel
Connie
Um TY Fon
J. Stelar Ohtineh Chireh
Lutheran
Hove
W.ry
Holy Family Chapel
Watann
Pam
Ahapan
Pivine Orvice
Enrramindan Progcees
Hunday Behan
Society OF Friends Quakers
Watan
Acton Kindergution
Etvanital
Ranimain Crescent
Chietian
OCI Magonie
National Cire
Barvica
Gan
Mabe Linn
Tentloung
Salvation Army
Borin
Holliray
LST Jm
Koung People
Xoune
Peapie
Brahom
Salvation
Railto
Teave Maree Rave
Tey
Macquuarie Bronviese
Rere
Reese
Thedny
Ediercion MF Tive Ogtivy
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