Labor Senators warn of Menzies Fadden government harms
Senator Sandford cites labor policy failures and a supposed budgetary burden as proof the Menzies Fadden government sabotages housing, land settlement, and rural production while extending advantages to private interests. He decries unemployment and calls for a May 9 election to vindicate voters’ mandate.
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Menggies
Fadden
Seltio
Senate
Menzies-Fadden
Menzies-Faidden
Commonwealth
Australia
Menzies- Fadden
House of Representatives
Amalgamated Wireless
Australasia
Glen Davis
Trans-Australia Airlines
Australian National Airways
Menzies - Fadden
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Commonwealth Bank
Robots Seek Touch to Dismantle Bombs and Clear Debris
American scientists at Argonne National Laboratory pursue a radio controlled robot with tactile feedback and master slave manipulators to handle radioactive materials and dangerous tasks from a distance. The project includes a steroptics television system giving operators a three dimensional view. The Atomic Energy Commission funds Argonne with 20 million pounds.
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Argonne National Atomic Laboratory
Chicago
Argonne Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Water Politics Drives India Pakistan Tensions to Crisis
In New Delhi envoys push terms as Nehru tightens water control on the Indus system. Pakistan faces drought as canals dry, crops fail, and Nazimuddin seeks arbitration while Nehru plots strategic water cuts. A looming clash sits atop a fragile, water-driven economy.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Pakistan
Karachi
West Pakistan
Indus
Windsor
Asia
Lord Mountbatten
India
Kashmir
Partition
Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Nazimuddin
Sardar Abdul Nishtar
Nishtar
Rising shoe magnate Edward Rayne takes helm of 1.3 million pound firm
Edward Rayne, head of H and M Rayne makers of royal footwear, secures control of the combined Ran dall's shoe business after shareholders approve the deal. At 30 he travels 50,000 miles yearly to scout new ideas while expanding Britain's fashion footwear status. He appears calm under pressure and calls youth essential for growth.
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H. and
M. Rayne
Stock Exchange
Rayne
Randall's
Northampton
Randall’s
Edward Rayne
Regent's Park House
Norman Hartnell
Golde
America
Australia
Paris
Rome
Britain
Madrid
Harrow
King’s Cross
Henry
Mary Rayne
Waterloo Road
Raynes
Lily Langtry
George Edwardes
West End
Younger Tramps Rise In London Hostels
The article contrasts the modern tramp with the philosopher wanderer of the past. In 1950, charity shelters in London housed about 2300 tramps in 10 hostels at night, with many under 40 and hundreds between 20 and 39. An official notes today’s tramps are often young, lazy, and unwilling to work, though they now sleep in beds, pay 1 shilling 9 pence, and receive baths and clean sheets in hostels.
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Tramp
London
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World Bank
Yusuf Haroon
Moslem League
Haroon
Geneva
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Moscow
Che “Gene Salon
Punt Road
Cobram
Lilian E. Madesen
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Antoine
Fuller's Parmacy
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Macfarlanes
Station Street
S Phouins
Tyr
Hoseen
Vengzar
BSA
Ariel Sales and Service
Howard Rotary
Muir
R. Alderton Transport
Melbourne
Hank
Tradesman
Technical School of
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Holland
R. A. Sharrocek
Corray Street
John Waterman Plump
R. C. Dillano
AIF
Elizabeth Street
Talotta Fraki
Tailon
Sydney Street
Preus
Hamilton, Company
Hamilton
Maraldo
Vanzie
50 High Street
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Fini
Butcobram
RK. St
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Dar
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