Opposition Leader Challenges Government Over Judge Intimidation
At Canberra on November 30 the deputy Opposition leader E. J. Harrison challenged the government to accept an Opposition amendment guaranteeing the bill to provide pensions for Commonwealth judges and families does not seek to intimidate judges. The debate focused on Clause 15 restricting pension payments to judges or widows and children in particular cases.
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Stopwork to Debate Fares
A fragmented note outlines a debate on fares tied to a stopwork event. Key names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable fragments point to transportation fare discussions and potential labor action influencing service costs.
Bread Prices Seen To Rise In Coming Weeks
A garbled note discusses bread cost trends with unclear details but hints at higher prices ahead. No specific dates or sources are identifiable.
Burr Will Be The First Crop State History Claim
A fragmented OCR line notes a claim by Mr. Hove Pie la Pashiement about a first crop and the State's history. The unreadable text makes precise details uncertain, but the item centers on a historic agricultural milestone and a named speaker.
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Burr
Casbane
Hove Pie la Pashiement
Calwell Fears Japan's Rise From Ashes
A fragment from a wartime era article notes Prime Minister Calwell voicing concern over Japan rebuilding after defeat and emerging as a renewed regional power. The piece hints at shifts in postwar balance and strategic tensions in the Pacific.
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Calwell
Japan
Bench Clash In Industrial Court Sparks Debate
In November 30 marked proceedings, Nicklin faced opposition as Industrial Court weighs judicial bench positions. Details remain partial as fragmented notes reference kingly losses and uncertain mis feet, with unclear connections to the case.
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Nicklin
Jane
No Milk For City Dairymen Decide In Unrest
Hopes that elk supply cessation in Mary borough could be avoided collapsed as the Milk Producers and Vendors Association broadcast a response from the Prices or Mr A T Fullagar. No dairy price increase was announced, and authorities planned to send an investigator to the area to study the situation and halt unrest.
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Maryborough
A. T. Fullagar
Economic Commission Rules Indonesia Not Admissible Yet
Slapstone November 30 The United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East unanimously granted associate member status to Indonesia but did not admit them. Delegates fear admission as a full member could prejudice negotiations for a settlement of the Indonesian dispute.
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Economic Commission
Indonesia
Slapstone
United Nations Es Snomshc Commission For Asia
Far East Uni
US Investments Here Increased
A brief note reports rising investments within the United States reflecting market activity. Details are sparse due to OCR issues, but the item notes broader capital inflows and potential impacts on domestic sectors. Entities or dates are not clearly readable.
Youths Babble Basis Of Case Says Defence
In Sydney November 80 the Crown case centers on a youth’s babble as the defence argues the statements were unreliable. The jury at the Central Grim Ward Court heard the testimony from witnesses including Lilia Vathon and others as the defence contends the alleged facts are untrustworthy and misrepresented.
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Hill
Lilia Vathon
Kinkead
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