Train Collision Near Castlerock Causes Injuries
A rear-end collision occurred when a Portland private train rammed into a Great Northern passenger train north of Castlerock in Mato Washington. One person injured. Mr Dewey and wife sustained severe abdominal injuries. Downy escaped serious harm. Local government debate aired on compulsory municipal voting and labor union issues. A steel works strike at Wollongong affected production as engineers protested management. Royalties tax debate in Sydney.
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Portland
Downy
Enviar
Great Northern
Castlerock
Washington
Dewey
Wis
Nievar
Sydney
Wednester
Cen
Lagialativa
Everamant
Redender Goualdaration
Committee to Compile Free Medicine List
The Munster for Wexith announced the appointment of provisional formulary committees to begin compiling a list of medicines to be made available free to the public. The committee plans to test various preparations and tastings, aiming to provide a public stock of medicaments through a Pharmactution Benefila Ack program.
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Munster
Wexith
Renator Fraser
Parliament reviews pensions next year for elderly and invalids
In a wartime era report the government plans to review old age and invalid pensions in coordination with other special services next year. The British War Orphans issue is debated as to their eligibility to leave Britain once they reach age, with debate centering on authenticity and care funding.
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Con
Carter
Watgin
Pansiont
Britain
Financial Agreement Debt Provisions Under Scrutiny in Australia
The National Debt Commission warns that proposed amendments to the sinking fund terms may breach the Financial Agreement between the Commonwealth and the States. It notes that sinking fund payments should reflect the currency of repayment and criticizes using Australian currency for overseas debt terms, urging adherence to the original agreement and the Loan Council approvals.
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Ainking Fund
Commonwealth
Uie
Commonwealth Bank
Pest
Australian Governmenta
Australian Loan Council
National Debe Commienion Raurmiasd
Commonwealth Louis
New York
Dett Cummusaion
Regional Officials Attend International Bass Conformaca Event
A delegation from Canberra led by Frank Bawurepaire founder and chairman of Chretare Tyre and Rubber Lid travels to Atlanta City THEA in November to represent Manufactures of Australia at the International tual- Bass Conformaca.
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Frank Bawurepaire
Iga
Chretare
Ympte
Atatbourne
Axsidi
Abed Chambura of Manufactures of Australia
Atlante City
Thea
Now Labour Unity Talks At Syde Ty
A fragmentary report indicates Labour and non Labour groups nearing a unity conference. The Lib reat Democratic Party has invited attendance with representatives from the Ubera-Democrata to participate, aiming for a joint position on forthcoming policy matters.
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Libreat Democratic Party
Asapovat Ovisher
UN Atomenweuthwigas Baatmone
Ubera-Democrata
Sires
Industrial awards vary amid coal rationing decree
A government commission considered awards to let employers stand down workers amid coal rationing. An application by the Chamber of Manufactures prompted review and a ruling that new wards could be set, with any party allowed to apply in the proceedings if desired.
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Bydnet
Chamber of Manufactur Pre
Reapeat
TSS
Gyrurda
Bato Bam
Ulacusgion
Witaire
Pollard
MY. Murasieg
Minister for the Avr Awards in Australia
A cryptic note mentions the RAAF awards ceremony, with references to ministers, officials, and a possible noted Sverdet Tru remired nine sir Va the Oz. The fragment shows unclear names and roles and does not provide a clear event date or outcome.
Curtin Warns Japan War Must Continue
Curtin says Australia will keep fighting alongside the Allies after Germany’s surrender. He warns that victory cannot end the total war and that Germany’s defeat requires continued Allied pressure, with economic strains and manpower challenges still to manage. Japan’s fate remains unresolved in wartime planning.
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Japan
Germany
Seiten Kampire
Civics for All Schools Proposed by Tasmanian Speaker
Sealer McKenne of Tasmania advocated compulsory civics in every Australian school at Bonnie yesterday. He argued education should focus on careers and national loyalty, urging Commonwealth grants to raise the age of leaving school and to support civics teaching nationwide.
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Courona Wydney
Wadnentay
Mark Baundltt Lewin
Rahfleli
Syeulal Bederal Court
aSit Clothing Caupone
Lawie
Poumaston
Australia
Sealer McKenne
Tasmania
Austrailan
Eivin Teen
Footwear Trade to Welcome Control After War
The article reports that footwear manufacturers and retailers foresee benefits from government control after the war. Statements from industry figures in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, and Brisbane express optimism that centralized management will stabilize supply.
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Frm
Footwaar
Flomyaar
Yaateeday
Ui Firma
Hot
Hema
Sydney
Uhre
Lalde
Perth
Brisbane
Rosevest
Gaines
Freight Concession Sought For Factory at Sydney
A freight reduction to support a Sydney factory was approved to enable continued operation of the Almairy munitions plant. Mr. Mate noted the factory’s actions align with decentralisation policy, with a freight rate of £1,307 per ton. Premier Mr. McCall said he would seek advice on the advisability of reducing freight charges.
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Sydney
Almairy Munitions Sa
Mate
Aiduty
Mtr
McKall
Cates
Maysive
Micain
Iiformation
Calwelly Anid
High Court
Calwell
Commonwealth
Labor Party
Asuliing
Labour Party
Royal Commissaion
Partleman
Broadcasting Compatites
Orion Wun
Re Labour Party
Tong
Linw
Mier Macrae
Marrivon Wala
Mokie
Umid
al ’Atlaaion
Georgi
White
Transsovana
Atenumis
Menetea
Wool transport urged by motor vehicles in Sydney
The Country wing leader urged motor transport to haul wool to stores due to rail transport restrictions. He said motor vehicles should be permitted as an alternative, noting the need for adequate local storage. Premier McKell commented on the matter.
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Sydney
Wade
McKellauld
State Rail Revenue Record Shows Surplus and Passenger Figures
The Railways Department reports a surplus of £794,001 after interest and fund charges. A monthly passenger total of 200,500,758 is cited for the year, with 38 months referenced in the note to the Legislative Assembly.
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Rydney
Railwaye Department
Inquiry Demanded into Radio Interests Sales Scandal
A parliamentary inquiry scrutinizes alleged corruption in the sale of radio station interests connected to the Australian Labour Party. Debate centers on whether donations and board shares influenced licensing and control of stations, with officials defending honesty and government oversight.
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Tranater
Radio Star
Menaing Rorarday
Canort
Sen ‘ Royal Conmie Tsa
Sn Adelalda
C.M
Behalt
Austraian Labour Party
Munding
Labour
Wach Ataliot
Mansite
Chat
Pariamentary Bros
Camout Lee
Shavid
Noenoes
Meraiex
Aidarmen
Australian Labour Party
Giliaug
Coures
Ould
Labour Party
AldeeTown
Totes
Vialie
Forum of Air Debates Coal Nationalisation
A forum discusses coal nationalisation with speakers arguing it would secure energy and prevent private profit domination. Proponents claim government control would streamline production, curb private bosses, and support postwar reconstruction. opponents warn of inefficiency, strikes, and higher costs.
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Forum OF Air
Cumpston urges radio limits on VD campaign
Dr J J Cumpston told the Parliamentary Branding Committee that radio for VD education should not be overemphasized or broadcast at all hours. He supported targeted talks but urged caution to avoid sensationalism and family wide issues. He suggested restricting certain hours and emphasized voluntary examination over compulsory tests.
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Broscast
A € Howitt
J. J. Cumpston
Walarin
Dr. Curepeton
ALMA
Cuimpaton
Guy
Cumpaton
Mate Haye
Lsh
Finland
Acti
Numa
Perthars
Anchorage
Moscow Radio
Mlaland
Posal
Sith
Tee
Cath Parcial
Ruslana
Tao
Phun Geettariel
Mitiefelde
Inding
Baltic
Radio Modulation Vision Spurs Wiretapping Fears
Senator outlines radio signal ideas involving frequency and amplitude modulation, envisioning wide broadcasts and potential for covert communications. Discussion touches on radio sets, national use, and implications for privacy and control in wartime or public safety contexts.
American Migrants Welcome After Wet Weather
Migrants arrive welcoming group notes relief after heavy rain. Officials greet travelers and outline temporary shelter and assistance provisions. Community volunteers assist with meals and registration as the group settles in.
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Bation
Canberra
Wednaaiay
Poliowmne
Bydney
Mantindusry Union
Vanpioywen
Lithgow
Atribe
Ateel Works
Wollonding
Wednielay
Australian Ropel Co
Port Temble
Orthars
Royaltie
Aydney, Wertneaday
Avelyn Oremhan
Royaltlan
Ayoney
Ryoney Rydsey
Council of the Alu
Metbouran
Ayaney
Auatratie
Shimere Enannde Ayonet
Commonwealth Authoritien
Ainounen
Ratall Ohormlata
Hal. Neiling
Nearboesnin
Pratt Gricow
Cadbury
Cadbury's
New South Wales
Canberra Times
Sapteme
RAAF
Mr. Curtin
Saya War
My. B. Yen
MWW
Nurtheng
A. Wi
Ward
Refaey
Weiker
Keewens
Gomonwasit
Fogle
Grant
Timar
Te van
Eta Bross
New Zealand
Duvlewuld
Tse
York
Welalid
DR. Cumpston
V.D
Anes i, Oo the Talking Picture Yours, At At Tase
Warner
Mt Hollywood
Austral
Amour Sims
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