Referendum Beaten in Four States Across Australia
In Australia the referendum was defeated with the No vote leading in three states and a narrow No majority in others. Official tallies show New South Wales No 855,365 versus Yes 740,892. Victoria No 603,753 versus Yes 564,475. Queensland Yes led by 47,860. South Australia No 197,752 over Yes 171,351. Western Australia Yes 69,? over No 68,933. Prime Minister commented on Labour resistance and calls for unity, noting widespread informal voting and a need to relaunch public education on constitutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Cabinet Debates Referendum Ties in Australian Coalition
Australia faces pivotal cabinet discussions as leaders weigh a referendum amid inflation fears and policy shifts. Major topics include production boosts, industral policy, and budget timing ahead of Mr. Mansion’s 1951-92 budget delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabisey
Htheral
Paskarasat Roca
Piane
Mey
Trump
Austra' Ry
Raul Siuat
Ue ‘Beret Party
Mansion’ Janderamp
Evatt An Laader
Ton Ad Lander
Labour Party
Liberals Country Party
Sir Kharadden
Q ‘Thane
Etievapte
Ohain
Boda
al No Nour
Haif
Andrew repairs observed on the English coast in 1839
The fragment reports a vessel named Andrew near the Isle of Wight with preparations underway. The note mentions testing and breathing phrases, indicating a maritime context or weather observation from the era. The readable details are sparse but point to a ship activity near the coast.
Indonesians on Australian island occupation amid isolation
On a remote uninhabited island off Western Australia, Indonesians including a large group of youths have reportedly established a presence. The Australians describe camps and dugout canoes, with claims of long term settlement and planned activities in a sparsely populated area, hundreds of miles from the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwwin
Kim Herley
Sranes
U K May Reject Persian Oil Talks Request
Teheran press reports Persia urged direct talks with Britain to resume oil negotiations. A British spokesman noted a letter from Persian Premier Mosaadeq had arrived but Britain signaled no immediate concession. The Foreign Office indicated no resumption unless Teheran clarifies terms amid ongoing political turmoil and threats linked to ultimatums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Britain
Mosaadeq
Ign
Pweslan Brie Minster
Forel
Uliim
Dr. Moe
Ulead Steel
Tran
Royal Family Near King Amid Londons Rumors and Visits
Reported royal circle activity centers on Princess Flan Duthrana and the Duke of Labungh planning travel to Quebec for late October events. Officials deny confirmed attendance and urge calm as public speculation swirls around royal movements and Balmoral and Windsor engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Flan Duthrana
Duke of
Labungh
Balveday
Jena
Quebec
Removal Of Lung Possible Seqlt Nay Be Suured Wit Meme Of Certainty
An unclear surgical report describes a lung operation, mentioning lobectomy and pneumonectomy, with a surgeon operating from the back to access the affected area. It notes rib removal, blood vessels, windpipe severing, and postoperative infection precautions using antibiotics, as described in a partial page 3 account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks
Hien Aur
Price Wm Gemeent
Mr Quinane Elected to Canberra Council Seat
In Canberra on Saturday Mr F D Quiname (Lacur) topped the poll securing the first of three vacancies on the A C T Advisory Council. Remaining two seats appear to be contested by A T Shakespeare (Ind) Mrs M L Stevenson (Liberal) and R G Bailey (Ind). Hospital Board election saw A D Fraser, MP, repeat a win for the third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. F. D. Quipame
Lacur
Canberra
A.C.T
A. T. Shakespeare
ML. Stevenson
R. G. Bailey
A.D. Fraser
Hospital Board
Quinand
Iaal Ugh
Quin
G. W. Botts
Mule
Fry
Bhre
Rierinson
Kingaton
AL Weattidge
AL Ainalle
Genere |Iere
Turner
Patera Clarton
Apel
Wien
Rma
Norance
Anna
Informa
A. Oh Prager
NLP
Renaire
Pratemar Crisn
Gok Pottnetty
R. Prager
Jervis Bay
Tal
Cane ‘Narra
Mattifesto
Eigen Bam
Commonwealth
Loral Ommoor
W. Purner
Tussle For Two Positions In One Stage Election
The report outlines a tense contest for two seats with Fry likely to be named next, while Bhre, Rierinson, and another candidate vie for the second and third slots. Voter turnout figures are given for Kingaton and surrounding centers, with totals, abstentions, and informal ballots noted.
War fears fade as mobilization talks ease
Unclear official reports indicate a cautious shift in war outlook as mobilization plans seem less urgent. Washington sources suggest the major confrontation remains unresolved but promise a slower path to potential conflict, with experts predicting calmer months ahead.
Greece Plans Test of Unmanned Weapons on Airwaves
Fragmented report notes Greece moving to test unmanned weapons and sunlit gear, with references to radio- operated ranges and Athena Friday. Details are incomplete but imply military tech trials and public communication efforts amid tense regional situation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tm Avive
Sil AA Meur
Sydney
Eneentaeen
Olearnansesysnenmanne
Yea
Mepin
Melbourne
Tun Dectaion
Tina Devinrad
Wnekere
Tonauelog
Atstratia
University Teaulgrs
Preas
Eddotwenses
Ian
Ineern
Graham
Yostontay
Noel
Sparatus
Tate of Wight
Andrew
CIVIC
Wren
U.K
Tenaran
London
Hina
Carnalgange
Bah
Nation Lime
Vourg
Tome
Rom
Diagrete Ter
Weputian
Dion
Leputan
Daath
Dapitien
Altting
Bullewin
Pte Dockare
Jocbare
Daniel Deis
Thomas Dunhill
van Miray
Thoman
Jonn Weir
Buat A. Young
Prinetun
Duke of Windearha
Jong
Quinane
Eneean Aldaden
Quinane i Vyer
Shakeapeart
Dalley
Bevinen
Gadthagiain
Rourke
Steel
Alos
Donnally
Dorman
Ratian
Fiaet
Washington
United Press
OWL
Newt
Greece
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!