War Committee Report Not To Be Published
A distorted wartime inquiry summary describes Deputy Leader and others debating actions of Mr. Menafed and Paty. Investigation into the committee records found no prior appearance by certain individuals and no opportunity to question certain claims. The report recommended continued proceedings and further investigations, with a 1800 settlement noted in counsel advised civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abowever
Wena Ream Lan Paty
Keon
Menafed
Measles
Theorn
Raymond Edward
Patric
Tia Vetter
Fitajmirick
Minthe
Etigaliony
Monsiey
Ankllapatrick
Shrer
Dr Evatt and the Byatt inquiry in postwar government
Fragmented text discusses Dr Evatt and Dr Byatt in a postwar inquiry context. Mentions committee aid, protests over legal objections, and calls for investigation into government actions and Commonwealth property. References to ministers, Cabinet and legal proceedings.
Prime Minister inquiry unfolds amid secret reports and charges
Fragmentary passages describe a confidential report to the Prime Minister about charges and alleged actions linked to Menzies era politics. The text cites a parliamentary inquiry, statements by Bourke, and criticism of attempts to make public certain facts while preserving secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perliament
Request For Cut in Intermediate Monts Charge
Fragmented OCR text discusses proposed reductions in intermediate ward charges and health funding. Mentions NSW hospital funds, premier, minister for wealth, and potential revenue impacts. details are unclear due to garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitala
O'Bullven
Liven
Nsw
Cahad
Vuak
Sloe
Three Japanese war criminals to be freed after decade
Washington reports three of seven major Japanese war criminals held in Sugao Prison Tokyo will be released after ten years in prison. Reuters cites Allied advisers and government officials noting the move as part of postwar policy amid opposition from the Netherlands and other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tureday
Imajor
Sugao Privan
Tokyo
Reuter
Ime 91
Areraion
Pasine
Eugenetra Inclines
Zolenr
Hingoro
Eader
Bart Asia
Ckinartayn
Tiyenoe
Telicht Cueuk
Tne Wartime Governiment
Takya Smbir
Allien
Ingle
America
Rence
Australis
New Zealand
Pakistan
Netherlande
Inene Jaen
Hiroshi Gahima
Ambamador
Nwah
Germany
Koleh Kido
Beai
Tasmanian Tax Increases Aim to Shore Budget
The Tasmanian Treasurer Mr Madden announced in the House of Assembly that motor taxation for private cars will rise 23 percent and commercial vehicles by 20 percent. He outlined revised rates to cover deficits, noting the year’s financial strain and the need for revenue.
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Tuesany
Tasmania
Madden
House of Assemly
Research claims over bombs, not research says Professor Messel
Fragmented OCR text notes Professor Messel railing against emphasis on bombs over research. The garbled piece mentions Minpurase Hows, Ryitny iver Prait, and a pile of unclear names and events, with references to Wor me Woes and Umbrellas of science.
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Weamier
Buin
Mamie
Bowne
Sential Wentil
Andy Ts
Ausrana
Mr Landa urges housewives to buy less tea
Mr Landa argues for limited government action and price controls on wholesale and retail tea profits. He contends the redirection of subsidies and taxes could reduce consumer costs while criticizing broader Commonwealth policy and fiscal restraint.
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Mr. Landa
Mropaniy
Tunwday
Me Lain
Bostlay
Hong Lea
Tenglint
Landa Wan
Aydney
Commonwealth
Minwher
Festore
Redtern
Nls
Toa
Senator McLeay Collapses Under Supervision at Hospital
Senator McLeay aged 63 collapsed at Calvary Hospital in North Adelaide during an event. He was admitted under constant supervision and later described as seriously unwell. The incident occurred over the weekend and prompted medical attention.
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Belaide
Fox Shipping and Transport
Bulganin Confident Of Result From German Discussions
Bulganin voices optimism about outcomes from talks with German officials. The account recalls a tense exchange as delegates, including Adinant and others, debated regulatory views and possible concessions amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Bulganin
Trading Banks Instructed To Tighten Credit
Melbourne reports the governor of the Commonwealth Bank Dr H C Coombs calling for tighter credit. After Canberra talks the aim is to preserve Australia’s prosperity amid high demand and rising prices. Officials urged banks to restrain lending and await government guidance on new credit rules.
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Melbourne
Canberra
Commonwealth Bank
H. C. Coombs
Toile
Hank
Inoresset Am
Accinin
Autsanilal Permanent
Cyprus Earthquake Strikes Paphos After Tremor Kills and Injures
A powerful quake in the Cyprus region caused building collapses and panicked residents. Reports reveal casualties and injuries at least since 1626 in linked Mediterranean areas, with damage noted in Paphos and inland Cyprus near Cyprus coast.
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Howe
Aera
Permanele
Lnke
Mediterranien
Cyprus
Tel Nigeria
Paphos
Parliament Debate Brews as Evatt Row Ends in Division
In a heated Commons style scene the government faced an opposition push during the adjournment debate. Mr Evatt crossed the chamber to vote against his party as Mr Willis of the Liberal group joined the opposition to demand a division. The government won the division and moved to the next amendment amid calls for clarity on constitutional election powers.
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Nievernmrat
Sive
Hurstentey
Legislative ‘Assembly
Ar Wean
Sinope
Diga
Tor
Eva
Eval
Willis
Given
Acto
Habroo
Union Amce-Heurorn
Gerenicky
Mir
Winn
Still No Decision On Car Trial Winners
Reporters crowd as officials delay naming winners in a car trial event. Names appear garbled, but references include Peter Thompyan and Malcolm Hienka amid talks of prize payments and sponsor involvement.
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Phepee
Wright
Binh
Sung
Alkak Hl
Fiat
Peter Thompyan
Malcolm Hienka
Reyal Mutulds
Seine
Vupguai
Humiiatani
Ecuive
Linn Hut
Volksagen Uiatributore
Tata
Watersiders On Profitable Job Noted in Local Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes show Watersiders on a profitable job with figures near 18 and references to wages, a balance of an Etwur day, and mentions of Durant Hendler and a Prowsage. The text hints at daily earnings and work conditions, but clarity is limited on participants and exact duties.
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Messing Gruenay
Hendler
Wes
Combustion Forday
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Amd
Fraser
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Tan
Erourrer
Crows Lay Department
Atau
Mini Tern
Upports
Mr. Ream
Amy Ream
Artie
Willy
Kenrye Bato
Amaia Bredwallow
Nethanlanda
Fairy
Ile Fi Mere Mona
Ston
Walters
Prof
Messel
Senator McLeay
Marshal Nikalai
Sant Bette
Marshal Euatgierin Slane
Adinant
Una
Nib Fehrushehev
antUng
KewAng
Rani
Pyedal
Cibie
Nimon
Eneiwasts
Sonsymn
Goombe Mall
Tr Evatt
Clive Evatt
Sydney
Hall
Pam
Ina Turther
Whitehead
Winkthhead
Volkswagen
Anatys
Watersiders
Albert Hall
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