Arbitrator to Watch Jap Imports Panel Proposed by Industry
Director son of manufacturers Mr LW Anderson outlined a plan for an independent arbitrator to assess import danger from Japan. A government industry panel of four or five would set danger levels, with the arbitrator chaired by Mr Al McCarty. If imports exceeded danger points, the panel could trigger quota limits or emergency duties. The discussion followed Mr McEwen’s August 27 House statement.
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Toy Industry
Tari’ Board
al McCarty
Anderson
Japan
McEwen
House of Representatives
Chambers of Commerce
Telegram of condolence to King Olaf of Norway
General William Slim sent a telegram expressing deepest sympathy on the death of King Haakon of Norway. The message notes the late king's long reign as an inspiration to Norway and all who value freedom. Court mourning will run from [date] to October 4 with flags at half mast on the day of the funeral.
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Nur
William Slim
Norway
Australia
Bandera
Haakon
Cour
Hte Ming
Thai premier Pibulgram to stay in Cambodia amid coup
Field Marshal Pibulram, Thailand’s prime minister, will remain in Cambodia until Thailand’s situation stabilizes. He had fled Cambodia by sea following the coup. In Oslo, King Olav attended a memorial service for King Haakon with a large crowd outside Oslo Cathedral.
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Cambodia
Pnom Penh
Cambodie
Pibulgram
Thailand
Oslo
A.f.reuter
Olav Yeaterday
Haakon
Ral
Britain Plans Sharp Economies
Britain seeks big capital expenditure cuts to curb inflation with a government aim of saving 350 million pounds in official spending over the next two years after lifting the Bank Rate from 5 to 7 percent.
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Britain
London
A.A.P
Reuter
Tmt
Playford Definite On Court Action On Snowy River Water
Adelaide plans High Court action to challenge water allocations under the Snowy River Agreement. Premier Playford says South Australia seeks to prevent diversion of water into Victoria and New South Wales, with legal advisers including Menzies QC and Chamberlain QC guiding the case.
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Adelaide
S.A
High Court
Snowy River
Thomas
Playford
South Australia
Kt. R. Chamberlain
D. Menzies
Rowe
J. K Dridan
Melbourne
Ocoming
Meazi
River Murray
Menzies
Q.C
Chamberlain
Edgar Bean
Victoria
Common Wealth
Tooms
Murray River
Murrar
Dundan
Bidgee
Hume
Wheat Harvest Forecast At Half The Average
In Melbourne the Australian Wheatgrowers president Nuske warned the wheat harvest across Victoria faces only about half the average yield. Rain is needed in Wimmera and Wimmera Mallee to salvage a reasonable crop, with rainmaking plans delayed by aircraft load issues.
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Melbourne
Australia
Australian Wheatgrowera
Federals
Ton
Nuske
Federation
Victoria
Wimmera
RAAF
Nhill
Wimmerand Mallee
ACT Escapes Major Bush Fires Despite Dry Conditions
The Bush Fire Council said the ACT had been fortunate to miss serious outbreaks as dry weather and gusty winds in New South Wales drive fires across much of the state.
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Bush Fire Council
A.C.T
N.S.W
Clauson Sings International Ballads in AB C Concert
William Clauson delivered an international folk ballad program at the AB C event with a full Albert Hall crowd. He performed eleven country ballads including La Malaguena, Waltzing Matilda, and The Wild Colonial Boy, highlighting his light baritone and expressive gestures. Critics noted strong vocal choices but faulted the accompaniment and lack of adaptable backing for longer songs.
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William Clauson
Ab.c
Albert Hal
Clauson
Aus
Ftaelf
Spastic Centre Founder To Visit Canberra For Quest Judging
The honorary superintendent and co founder Mrs A L McLeod will visit Canberra for the Monaro District regional bus of the Miss Australia Quest. Twelve years ago after an unsuccessful attempt to take their daughter to the United States for treatment they settled in. The centre is now recognised as a leading Institute in the world for the care of cerebral palsy. There are 10 contestants from Canberra, three from Queanbeyan and four from Cooma. Canberra entrants are Shirley Johnston Wendy Sutcliffe and Elaine Wallace.
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Mosman
A. L. McLeod
Canberra
Monaro
United States
Cooma
Shirley Johnston
Reid
Educationists Call For New Approach
Education experts urged a shift in schooling to match the atomic age. Professors Tibbie and Mathur argued systems lag decades, stressing broad general education, adaptable youth, and personal qualifications over early specialization.
Portugal And India Go To World Court
The Hague reports the International Court of Justice will hear a technical aspect of the dispute between India and Portugal over the Indian coastal enclaves Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli. Portugal seeks a court ruling on transit rights across Indian territory, while India argues the court lacks jurisdiction or that transit is within India’s sovereignty.
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Portugal
India
World Court
the Hague
A.ap-Reuter
Baventeert
International Court of Justice
Ios
Daman Vand Diu
Daman
Inian
Dadra
Nigsat Avell
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Jonaay A.A.P. Reuter
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Saudi Arabia
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Economic Commission
Soviet Union
New Education
P. N. Mathur
Profewor Tibble
Cenfer
Bright Entertainment
Laredo
Dinah
Villiki
Spastic Centre
Leicester University
England
Institute of Education
J. W. Tibbie
Tibbie
Newston Fellowship
Rajasthan
Clegg
West
Riding
Tibble
Mathur
Dr. Mathur
Educ
Donoghoe
Hopkins
Donoghoe & Hopkins
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