Price controls abandoned and subsidies to go
In Canberra on June 1 the Federal Parliamentary Labour Party backed government moves to end price controls for meat and clothing, end rationing, and scrap stabilisation subsidies costing £23,000,000. Prime Minister Chifley dispatched the decision to state premiers as Eastern states prepare proposals and assess cost and administration implications.
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Canberra
Federal
Labour Party
Chifley
Prill
Government backs a white Australia policy roundly condemned
Fragmentary clipping reports debates over racial policy and rationing as ministers respond to criticism. The article mentions the prime minister and cabinet officials amid accusations of endorsing exclusionary measures while public dissent grows.
Newcastle Steel Awaits Shipment
Newcastle steel awaits a scheduled shipment as local yards prepare for delivery amid steady demand. Officials note expected arrival could impact ongoing projects and inventory levels through the coming weeks.
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Newcastle Steel
Pakistan National Day Observance in Lahore
Irregular OCR text notes an event titled Pakistan National Day with mentions of celebrations in Lahore and dates around early February. The readable fragments imply a public observance or parade involving national pride activities and community participation.
Burmese Policy Still Uncertain
The Times reports policy directions remain unclear amid ongoing debates in London on Burma. Officials indicate options are under review as regional tensions and economic considerations influence potential steps.
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Tondon
the Times & Nits
Tamnars
The
Eich
Talks With Arabs Continuing
A fragmented OCR style report discusses ongoing talks with Arab states under United Nations mediation. It references appeasement, potential shifts in policy, and the aim of stabilizing regional tensions amid international concerns.
North Coast NSW flooded leaving thousands homeless
On June 16 the north coast of New South Wales faced a record flood as the Richmond Clarence Tweed and Macleay rivers burst their banks. An estimated 3000 people have been made homeless as water swamps vast areas, with post offices submerged and authorities reinforcing police presence.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Richmond
Clarence
Tweed
Macleag
Unclear OCR Item with Mixed Names and Phrases
Fragmented text recounts a press conference and various names and places, but readable facts are sparse. The piece includes scattered references to pilots, rockets, and a range of disjointed terms, suggesting an unstable news fragment with no clear single event or outcome to summarize.
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