Deadlock in Australian party talks delays national unity plan
Me Moran discusses leadership and potential reshaping of the Country Party as Parliament negotiates a possible coalition. Prime Minister and Sir Asia Ay Waa face continued deadlock, with calls for unity and a trusted plan to guide Australia through a critical period in its history.
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Cousey
Miraria
Morwen
Ar Cameron
Ang Sir Asia Ay Waa
Ganeyt
Alea
Dover
Bir Barle
Australie
Eam
Rr Lyon
Pasion
Marke
Curtin
Commonwealth Shipping Policy Sparks Historic Debate
A fragmented report notes a government discussion on Commonwealth Line ships. The piece references the Prime Minister and suggestions about the ships being in danger or unsafe for overseas routes. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Commonwealth Ahi
Weather report fragment from Pring station
Fragmentary weather note shows temperatures around 18 degrees and readings from Pring station with unclear dateline and values. No full date or clear context available.
Saturday Events From a Fragmented Schedule
A partial September 9 timesheet notes astronomical terms and activities including Moon Hees at 2.28 pm and Jupiter events at 7.20 pm. References to Venus, Adamy Jupiter, and BatUrTy rise times appear with unclear units and garbled terms.
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Syn Rites
Moon Hees
BatUrTy
Prelude to War Budget in Australian Commonwealth
The piece discusses wartime budget pressures on the Commonwealth economy, noting revenue and loan changes, defence costs, and intergenerational tax burdens. It argues for war profit taxation and price controls to prevent profiteering, urging the government to keep the burden on capable shoulders and avoid shifting costs to posterity.
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Commonwealth
Frale
Menzies
Kavnda
Teza- Tien
Drt
Meneles
Germans 20 Miles From Warsaw Amid Relentless Invasion
German forces push toward Warsaw from the north and west, advancing to within about 20 miles of the capital. Polish troops resist, air raids and bombardments intensify, and Berlin claims prisoners and matériel seized. Reports from London and Paris note Polish countermeasures, with mixed advances and heavy fighting near Lodz, Pulusk, and along rail lines.
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Lodz
Colatrow
Thern
Nerave River
Pulisk
Pollan
Warsaw
Germany
Tn Biles
Buudapest
Associated Press
Ddlynia
Mheist
Bertin Deans
Poland
Amy
Tata
Aquthérn
Courac
Silesia
Silesian Labour Corps
Wrmy
Bani Prusin
Pultuske
Monan
Mallee
Raiway
Air Nln
York
Corman High Command
Berlin
New York” Times
Motor Grivern
Appointment of Lord Gowrie as Governor General
The King approved on government recommendation a wartime appointment for Lord Gowrie as Governor General of Australia. The decision, announced in London, designates him to oversee the Commonwealth during the duration of the conflict.
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Borwingham
Alton
Wheat Plans Stabilising of Industry
The Commonwealth Government urged states to supply up to £2,000,000 this year to stabilise wheat prices at 3/4 and pushes. Prime Minister Menzies repeated the offer after a PILGUT note and noted economic strains in the wake of war. The expected yield and government cover from unions were discussed as authorities debated price stasis and policy feasibility.
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Common Wealth
Menzies
Benaien Agid
Weber Victoris
Menzien
United Kinsdom
Sour Sueptus Weiminry
Neo Wrentursy
Iit
Mt. Menaies
Senate Passes Trading With the Enemy Bill in War-Time Debate
The Senate completed debate on the Trading With the Enemy Bill and passed it without amendment amid lengthy discussion on the National Security Bill. Tax changes dominated later, with a six percent income tax rise, higher personal and property taxes, company tax extensions, and duties on beer, spirits, and fuel, aiming for a substantial budget surplus.
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Senate
Prinel Saime
Freamurer
Finnee
Beal Wi
Companien
Astralia
Sud
Tne
John Lawns
Byyi
Tax Increase Debated by House on Goods Purchases
The treasurer described a sales tax rise to fund operations, stating higher rates would apply to most goods. Opponents warned the machinery of government would complicate collection and hinder refunds for those who paid the increased tax. Prices for contracts and materials would rise accordingly, affecting consumers and buyers today.
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Spsert
Tativem
Arpander
Gouda
Tate
Chats
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RAM Dental
Melbourne
Suildines Tower
Wanmemn &Cobhere
Mamday
Weiner
Canberra
Church of England Girls’ Grammar School
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Sir Earle Page
Campoute
Earle Page
Ely
A. Pring
Bank Bial
Pridit
Ughout Austraite
Puat
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Common Savings Banke Usta
H. A. Barraclough Pty. Ltd
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Sydney
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Who Hug
Canberri
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Thomson
Civic Centre
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Mara
Saturn
Mturday
Warman
Cape Tamu
Neuedanae
Gallia
Duravec
Nove Lotra
Pan
Bratialava
Associated Prean Navy
Slovak Newsagency
Poliat
Levoca
Mitny
Almesthye
London
Pola
New Rors
Garmans
Nfficenave
Chojmice
Kanits
Joe
Nexis
Brakalava
Slovakia
Czechoa
M. Two
Wich
Helr Hitet
Ovskeduwo
Tisa
Herr Fitier
Moscow
Tinea
Saya ME B Linders Tocal
Amy Dusasder
Lord Gowrie
Parlia
Ent
Senate and National ‘Security
Yaedar
Senwor
Zollimga
Labour Party
Mhwan
Sme Batoulin
Camron
Victoria
Bex
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Rene
Priinlur
A. J McLachlan
Rhéebas
Lord Ipwaren
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Renator Bhethin
Dein
Sherhan
TEAC
Devi
Bheehan
Job
Sener Tor Dein
What Andrew Fisher
Benatar
Allan Mcdonald
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