Drive for reduced costs to promote exports advised by Tariff Board
The Tariff Board warns a stabilization of current costs would not sustain export income for Australia. It urges stronger economic reserves, export expansion, and diversified production to resist balance of payments pressures. The report notes that tariff raises will not help exporters and could worsen issues, calling for incentives tied to actual output gains.
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Tariff Board
Australia
Howe
Darlament
Enets
Dunger
Seste
Arbitration Court
Jd Hiatimenta
No Breach By Century
The House Committee of Privileges reports no evidence of breach of privilege after questioning witnesses including Century managing editor J.T. Land. Washington notes the inquiry found no guilty party. United States agrees to share in supporting a French expeditionary force in Indo China to deter new Communist incursions.
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Century
Committee of Privileges
House of Representatives
House
J.T. Land
Washington
United States
Indo-China
Axarenica
Endowment Racket Alleged In Government Records
Senator Spooner told the Senate the Government uncovered a child endowment racket in order books. He cited firms using endowment notes as security for cash orders for luxury goods and repayments from endowment funds. Sydney money-lending firms reportedly held endowment books and issued notes for household expenses later used for luxury purchases. Investigations noted several endowments used to settle loans and warned firms and endowees to stop the practice.
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Spooner
Senate
Jean
Robertson
W.A
McMahon
Rotertron
Sydney
Oann
Spooner Mote
Endowees
Injunction Against Masonic Club Officers Dismissed
The case alleges a director and officers of the Masonic club faced an injunction under the Peacetime Act though the court notes the club is not party to the suit. The defendants’ role and potential vacancy of offices are discussed with limited clarity in the fragmented text.
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Masonic Club
Ryubey
Wedatway
Hoully Coast
Natal Archilay
Hood
Aguinat
Reeieg
Mentun
Tven
Archibald
More Country Universities Debate Reveals Policy Clash
A government education minister discusses decentralising higher education as a goal but notes lack of unanimous support. The plan would extend autonomy to regional universities, with the University of New England highlighted as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Wesinowayre
Unave
University of New England
Atamds
Atom Bomb Mass Evacuation Warned by Civil Defence Chiefs
US civil defence head Val Peterson outlined emergency plans in Chicago noting mayors must prepare communities for mass evacuation in the event of an atomic or hydrogen attack. Officials warned Americans could face chaos and ordered training to move people from danger zones.
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Atlas
United States Civil Defence
Ad.wuntrator
Val Peterson
Chicago
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Skein
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