Menzies Appeals For Senate Majority In Policy Speech
Prime Minister Menzies urged a Liberal Senate majority in a policy speech rebutting Labor’s charge of inaction. He highlighted energy policy, wartime production, and housing growth while claiming the government had expanded jobs, increased housing, and pursued long-term contracts for primary products. He defended the government’s health, repatriation, and foreign relations efforts, contrasting them with Labor’s record.
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Burning off offence brings £2 fine
Crels Eric Ellis was fined £2 plus costs at Peny Sessions for welding fire to thistle and stubble in Hidgeacre paddock without permission. Debeant admitted prior knowledge of required permission three years ago and claimed no further inquiries were made after February. The fire was extinguished after the incident.
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Promised Train Service Bot Yet Restored
Transport Minister denies rail restoration tied to election. He states progress with services gradually restored, noting reforms to weekday and Sunday schedules. Questions remain on Monday and Wednesday services and overall status of sleeper and pullman cars.
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Health Minister to Visit Forber Tomorrow
The Minister for Health Hon M Osullivan will visit Forber tomorrow to inspect Musk Mae and meet hospital staff at 10 am. A civic reception is planned at 11 thirty in the Council Chambers followed by a deputation from local bodies and a lunch at the Town Hall.
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no return of number plates and a guilty plea
The article reports that Thomas Cameron was charged for failing to return number plates and transfer papers. Cameron admitted taking the plates to the police when a new owner was found. He pleaded guilty and was fined 30 and 10 costs.
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Aircraft Carrier Fighter Promises High Speed Twin Jet
United States approves production of a stable quantity of a radical twin tailess fighter designed for aircraft carrier operations. The speedster rears to more than 8 miles per hour with twin turbojet engines and afterburner for extra speed, emphasizing high altitude performance.
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Lorry Driver Convicted For Driving Under Influence Of Liquor
A lorry driver named White was convicted and fined £700 for driving under the influence and for driving with lights during a blackout. He faced additional penalties on related charges including resisting arrest. The case featured testimony from Constable Weddell and a doctor examination, with the magistrate arguing against leniency and upholding the conviction.
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Motor Cyclist Fined For Traffic Breaches At Petty Sessions
Motor cyclist Kevin James Black was fined £6 for negligent driving and £2 10s costs for carrying a pillion rider after a police check showed no licence authority for a pillion. James Arthur Maher, another motorcyclist, was fined 33s and 7s costs for carrying a pillion. Light rain hit Forbes with cold weather and new rail parcel carriage restrictions were to begin Monday.
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Jubilee Celebrations Plan To Be Changed
Jubilee celebrations face postponement as the Jubilee Celebrations Committee abandons April plans and seeks cancellation of the April 16 public holiday. Ald Hartcher's later-year plan is approved in outline, with a public meeting set for next Wednesday to refine objects and invite town groups to nominate a Queen hopeful. Proceeds from a queen contest would fund a central fund for libraries, with representatives on a general committee and partial dress material funding.
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Man Fined For Driving Without Glasses
Albert Joseph Craig appeared at Tuesdays Court of Petty Sessions charged with driving a motor vehicle without sight guides. The court noted his condition and a probable alcohol influence and adjourned as defense argued. A doctor examined him at the police station and a witness described Craig being helped from the vehicle.
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Rabbit destruction costs at Man Park amid pest claims
The case centers on alleged large expenditures at Man Park owned by J. J. Leahy for rabbit eradication. Inspectors report heavy infestation, managers claim efforts were ongoing and seasonably hindered by weather, while defendants argue spending aimed at controlling rabbits rather than pleasing authorities.
Driving Offence Testimony Notes Spectacles Endorsement
The magistrate notes the defendant had prior driving breaches and remarks that the offence was proved. Evidence mentions large diet and drinking with friends on Easter Monday. The defendant’s driving licence is endorsed noting that spectacles were worn.
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Menzies Editorial Speaks On Australian Policy
Editorial notes Mr Menzies urges Liberal Country Party re election, critiques Mr Merten speech as token and populist, links inflation and prices to policy. Highlights stance against Communists and socialists, calls for increased domestic production to offset import costs, and portrays Liberal leadership as decisive on economic needs.
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