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Newspaper

Manilla Express

Location

Manilla, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 09, 1951

Page

4

HALT INFLATION via 14th Security Loan urged

The text urges Australians to save by buying essentials and invest surplus cash in the 14th Security Loan to curb inflation. It promises safety and full repayment at maturity, notes 339 Commonwealth Bonds mature November 15, 1951, and advises converting maturing Securities to the new loan through banks to maintain income.

Australia Commonwealth Maturime Anvesigts Commonwealth ‘Government

Canberra Mace Aims at Cromwellian Privilege in Parl

In Canberra a Jacobite with Puritan leanings stirs the chamber as Archie Cameron, MP for Barker, clashes with Prime Minister Menzies over decorum and censorship. Ministers clash, reporters fear restrictions, and Cameron’s antics spark talk of a heavier mace while Defence voices push for new cabinet material and a unified Australian force.

Canberra Archie Cameron Cameron Lochiel Stewart Kings Robert Menies Oliver Cromwell Comic Court Phar Lap Speaker Cameron Speaker South Australia Archie _Cameron Country Party Barker Westminster Clan Menzies Joint House Senate South Australian Mattner Archie Galebraith Cameron Sydney Daily Phar Canberra Institute of Anatomy Institute” of Metallurgy Dr. Evalet High Court Labor Fourth Estate Riis Sydney Slso Rostock

Australian politics faces a new face lift says young MPs

An Australian parliamentary note mentions a naval man John Hawise, nephew of a deceased figure, amid a decade of ministerial changes. After a month of budget debates in Canberra, calls for renewal persist as fresh members push a "face lift" for federal politics. The source cites George Arthur Greaves, proprietor of Manilla Street, Manilla, NSW.

Strane John Hawisebairn Canberra George Arthur Greaves Manilla Street Manilla State of New South Wales

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