Banker New Head of Turkish Government
Ankara May 22 A years old banker Celal Bayar was today named president of Turkey by the Democrat Party, ending Adnan Menderes 27 years of single rule. Menderes was named Premier with Bayar presenting his cabinet to the assembly as Foreign Minister Fund Leprulu was noted in the lineup.
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Few Immigrants Wanted In Cane Industry
An unreliable OCR fragment discusses immigration and sugar cane industry policy, noting attitudes toward workers and potential shifts in labor supply. The garbled text references Port, Australians, and proposals, but concrete details or dates are unclear. The piece reads as an editorial or notice about workforce preferences.
Seamen Out on Bill Seamen Out on Bill
Brisbane reports ships movement unlikely to be halted by the seamen’s strike. 24 hours of peaceful talks planned to discuss the Federal Government's Dissolution Bill. Shipping minister and senators comment on Australia’s port conditions and union activity as debates continue.
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Dollar Loan Or Else We In The Doldrums
Melbourne May 23. A dollar loan was the only solution to Australia’s need for overseas goods, said Prof. D Copland vice chairman of the Universities Commission. He spoke at Melbourne University on the development of economic thought since 1924. He urged equipment for farming and mining development.
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Communists Dissolution Bill advances in Australian Parliament
The Communist Party Dissolution Bill passed the House of Representatives with Prime Minister Menzies backing it and moves to the Senate. The measure aims to dissolve the Communist Party and affiliated groups amid fierce debate on its impact and civil liberties.
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Fragmented OCR Note on Trade and Debates Across Regions
The readable fragments reference wage talks, union activities, and local commerce with mentions of Forester, Leon, and various placeholders. The text hints at bargaining, market conditions, and social tensions, though much of it is garbled and non-specific.
Health conference in Australia debates national scheme and policy
A May 21 health conference in Canberra featured Sir Earle Page outlining a national health scheme. Dr Grieve spoke against medical specialization and personalized medicine, while debate covered court petitions, government roles, and policy proposals amid broader health reforms.
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May 23 Cream sale ban lifted in Commonwealth
The report states the immediate revocation of the cream ban, allowing sale of table cream for general domestic use across the Commonwealth from tomorrow. Officials warn some restrictions may remain and enforce new equitable contributions to the war effort amid continuing shortages and debates over butter substitutes.
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Farmers Oppose Ration Drop in Australia
Melbourne May 23 The abolition of butter rations will be opposed by Australian dairy producers' federation unless the government lifts the price level. Federal secretary Mr BG Dichort warned the move would reduce primary producers' welfare and threaten farm incomes. The debate centered on whether butter should be sold to England at a fixed price and whether Australia could sustain supplies without rationing.
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Marietta Galpe Smith Mook Grounding Inquiry Update
Preliminary inquiry into the grounding of the Marietta Galpe Smith Mook near Cape Mereton on May 15 is almost finished. Naviention director Sieemsane Dinputy expects the full report to be sent to the Shipping Minister next week. Captain Moore may be advised on whether to continue the public inquiry.
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False Noses Good Smell Mystery in New York May 77
A garbled crime tale from New York in May 77 describes a gambling scheme, a Kentucky link, and an escape with money. Police reports mention a theft of a car with trousers stolen in a stolen motor and a chaotic sequence involving a limited set of suspects and a wrecked event.
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Millar outlines pillar coal extraction compromise plan
The Queensland Union president T M Millar reports the Miners Federation backs a compromise for mechanical pillar extraction using hydraulic or pneumatic stowage. He notes the proposal was submitted for approval, warns against insufficient safety measures, and cites potential state and industry tribunal involvement.
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Indonesian Eyes on North Guinea Mission Split
Report from Thar Arta notes Indonesian interest in North Guinea with joint Dutch Tyat erist committee backing. Discussions center on potential transfer of New Guinea to Dutch authority and legal arrangements involving Australian officials and the governments involved.
Unclear text on staggered holidays and meetings
The fragmentary OCR piece discusses staggered holidays and meetings with numerous garbled terms. It mentions Miniter Ben Tramapout and various nonsensical asides, yielding no clear event, date, or actionable detail.
To Be No Play On Sundays
Fragmentary text notes a Sunday play ban discussion with garbled phrases and unclear context. Multiple near-meaning words reference dates, people, and possible institutions but the core event remains indistinct.
Widow Wins A Double In Damages
A widow and ten children win a combined 45000 damages from two drivers after a road accident. One driver pays 45 percent of the total, the other 15 percent. The court ordered payment and outlined the distribution during the Supreme Court session.
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Supreme Court
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