Oil prospects in New Guinea and Australis dominate debate
The Prime Minister told parliament that oil discovery is hoped for in New Guinea. Three companies are exploring in Australis and New Guinea, with drilling in New Guinea reaching 12 500 feet. The government has allocated funds for essential purchases and awaits a formal government statement.
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Cuffley
House of Representatives
New Quines
Wald
Australis
New Guines
Pressure to Increase Petrol Quotas Amid Parliament Pressure
On adjournment, Senator Ashley alleged petrol companies are pressuring Federal and New South Wales Parliament members to seek larger petrol allocations. He claimed some companies resist current quotas and seek parliamentary aid to defeat rationing, aiming to expand supply.
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Senate
Ashley
New South Wales
Enator Auhley
Nat
Smn
Sailors Barred From Marrying During Leave
Two U S sailors from a UB seaplane tender based at Greenview Bay had their leave stopped amid fears of mutiny. Sailors Guy Dalton, 20, and Everett Marsh, 21, were prohibited from marrying Shirley McDonald and Valda, the couple met in a hotel lounge, as officers intervened to enforce the ban on marriage during leave.
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Sesily
Mente
Greenview Bay
Tay
Shipa
Guy Dalton
Everett Id
Marsh
Bhirley McDonald
Valda
King’s Creed Hotel
Commemorative set in Canberra for Airmen’s Day events
Canberra branch service plans a special commemorative week at the Australian War Memorial including a flyover and an evening ball at Albert Hall. Ex-Bhar attendees granted leave. A “Food Rain” appeal supported by local parties. Airmen’s Day donations pledged at Charters.
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Canberra
Australian War Memorial
Albert Hall
P'Guttons
Chatres
Australian water conservation era reshapes arid land
In Australia a program turning arid farmland into highly productive land prospered on 10 acres of orchard. Mr Higgins noted opportunities amid concerns over heavy taxation and the threat of socialisation affecting policy and outcomes.
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California
Union
Higgins
Weaver Extradition from Japan Reported
Official inquiries reveal Loyal Weaver escaped from Australia to Japan in an American aircraft. Authorities understand steps will be taken to bring Weaver back to Australia. Weaver has been discharged from the army.
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Sydney
Australis
Japan
Tagic
Arm
Australa
British coal for Victoria plan moves forward
Melbourne reports the Minister for Transport Mr Kent Hughes will fly to England next week to speed supply of 190 000 tons of coal before January. He will also meet Premier Mr Hollway to discuss securing 1200 migrant railway workers.
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Melbourne
Kent Hughes
England
Hollway
Clothing Prices to Be Cut in New Tax Concessions
Sydney reports that taxation officials announced planned reductions in retail prices for clothing and furnishings not couponed during rationing. The concession expects cuts of about 15 percent and higher on items including clothing, drapery, blankets, travel mugs, knitting and sewing threads, and some footwear, once revised tax measures are cleared.
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Sydney
Vallere
Appeal upheld in quarter sessions against Meiat al
Sydney judge Holt in the Quarter Sessions Appeals Court upheld an appeal by Timothy William Meiat al of Btoney Creek. Three Against a fine for publishing an electoral pamphlet containing an improper statement. The pamphlet issued in the name of Mrs Katherine Cunningham who contested the by election. The judge found the pamphlet highly offensive yet could not find an incorrect statement that would justify punishment.
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Sydney
Holt
Timothy Wiliam Me Iatal
Btoney Creek
Katherine Cunningham
Cupee
Wea
Tach
Mra
Cunningham
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