Taxation Likely to Be Discussed by Federal Labor Members
Federal Parliamentary Labor Party to hold a pro-session on June 17 in Canberra. Taxation relief is a burning issue ahead of the federal elections, with ministers and members split on the necessity of reductions. Chifley and Scullin have been weighing taxation questions during absence from meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Thurs
Federal
Parliamentary Labor Party
Minster
J.B. Chilley
Pease
Labor
Chifley
Changchun Falls to National Government Forces
Government forces capture Changchun after decisive 12 day battle in Manchuria. Communist remnants retreat toward Yinphi as Gen Ta Li Ming commands National troops in the offensive.
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Mukden
Trouble Expected in Germany Warns War Reporters
Reuters correspondent in Herford reports army authorities are restricting war correspondents though one officer suggests supplying revolvers. He notes officials banned from carrying arms and warns that the situation in Germany could justify arming reporters for safety.
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London
Reuter
Herford
Germany
Civil Administration Returns To Manus And Kieta
The civil administration was restored to Manus on May 5, 1946 and to Kieta in the Solomons on May 21. The move strengthens Australia’s sovereignty position in Manus.
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Manus
Canberra
Wee
Kieta
Solomons
Australia
Allied concessions to Swiss assets amid wartime talks
Swiss assets in the United States will not be blocked, with restrictions suspended in exchange for Allied concessions. The agreement centers on handing over certain German assets held in Switzerland as part of ongoing negotiations in wartime finance and control.
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United States
Fl Switzer Uid
Persia Still on Agenda at UN Security Council
Pers ia still on the agenda as the United Nations Security Council debates the Soviet withdrawal from Azerbaijan. Persian envoy Husain Ala asserts Soviet troops have not fully withdrawn though others say the issue remains under discussion and may be delayed past May.
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New York
Husaiin Ala
United Nations Security Council
Yussein Alsaul
Control of Radio Station Near Hustarewyd Reported
A Moscow dispatch alleges Britain has not evacuated Hustarewyd and still controls a military broadcasting station near the town. Persian reports claim British agents seek to prolong the 1980 Anglo Persian cable agreement through the Persian Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs.
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London
Vad
Hustarewyd
Moscow
Emter
Mas. Levy
Relief of double taxation pact between LNAI and Australia
Officials announce a double taxation relief agreement between LNAI and Australia. The pact aims to ease cross border business by limiting tax on profits and encouraging investment, with minister Ghilley noting benefits for enterprises expanding to Australia.
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LNAI
Chandi Ratain
Australia
Mimouneine
Anil
Ghilley
Penn
Cain Defends Australia Against Fear for Prosperity
In Melbourne Mr. Cain argues fears about repression will curb enterprise. He cites overseas investors recognizing Australia’s growth and opportunities in housing, state projects, and primary production. He urges optimism over inflation and the benefits of continued development.
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Melbourne
Opie
Cain
Prerofoy
Victoria
Playford
Soutth Australis
Australia
Plagford
Daly
Soap supply calm talk from distributor amid shortage fears
Mr. McLean sales manager for Lounsteadia Soap Distributors assured customers on Wednesday there is no need for panic buying. He noted households hoard washing materials and pockets of soap, while sample material is available to meet normal demand. He praised the soap industry for cleanliness and warned against overreaction.
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McLean
Lounsteadia
Toy
Lint AL Ad Saiebeile
Oliver Mk
Pleie 7
Ulair Tull
Melasa
Industriat
Ted Tha
Arrest in Liverpool Murder Case
Police arrest Thomas Hendeen, 31, ship's baker, in connection with the murder of Liverpool man Ella Stauton. She was found strangled at her premises while officers searched the crime scene room.
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London
Vhursuity
Thomas Hendeen
X Liverspool Manent
Ella Stauiton
Former Prisoner Named Frank's Hangman in Public Trial
MAAGITE Thursday reports Tarl Frank once protector of Bolvagia Moravia was publicly tried yesterday for executing the first man condemned by the Gestanna. Braue led the proceedings as the public wavered over the controversial verdict and punishment.
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Maagite
Tarl
Frank
Bolvagia-Moravia
Prigoneal
Gestanna
Coal miners in New South Wales consider general strike
Report indicates miners across New South Wales urge the Miners' Central Council to back a general strike. Endorsed by unions in Wollongong and northern western regions, the decision will be reviewed by the Miners' General Council as soon as possible.
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Mursitiry
New South Wales
Central Council
Sulthen Ulster Minges
Wollun
Italy
Getral Council
Ininers
Sediley
I de Jaan
Victoria Faces Statewide Electricity Rationing After Breakdowns
A breakdown of equipment at Valiourn last night prompts the State Electricity Commission to impose traffic electricity rationing across the state. Outside use is banned except for public and private hospitals. Electric netting has been temporarily restricted.
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Missingu Lse
Poupttey
Valiourn
Iast
Sn Us
Weekend basketball fixtures outlined for junior grades
The notice lists forthcoming weekend games across A B and C grades featuring St Mark's Spartan Old Scholars and St Andrew's with venues such as Spartan playground and Elletdale Playground. It notes practice selections for a carnival in Adelaide on June 13 and lists many players and schools involved.
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St. Mark’s Y
Spartan Playground
Mra
Miller Ume
Rover i
Mrs. Malycha
Rover Bye
Bt Mark's
G. Jolyon
Price
Hultehinsen
Ml. Green
Mathews
M. Monaghan
J. Past
Brows
M. Paul
B Carn
F. Murdock
D. ‘Stad
B. Withers
T. Fitegerald
G. Fitzgerald
G. Price High School
Wilkow
G. Jones
V. Antonas
J. Jenkins
B. Zaniser
C. Westley
D. Galliford
M. Liha
Rover
M. Leni
J Forte
SC McKay
C. Dite
St. Marky
St.Andrew's
D. Quinn
B. Widge
Goolty
L. Robertson
M. Taylor
K Markham
L. Gowan
Spartan
C. Wauchope
C Moore
M. Goold
M. Brennan
P. Speck
Gr. Weantchope
M. Giteputtick
Nevi
Carncal
Adekside
Wogvide
Ty Megeckey Tie Johnstone
J. Condon
J. Walker
P. Price
B. Brown
Page
Fso
Charles
Mi Price
Women's hockey results from grade matches and byes
The report lists fixtures and lineups for A grade and New grade women’s hockey involving Stuart, Crystal Brook, Aftenville, High School White, and Gordon. Matches include byes for Aftenville and byes/grounds noted, with players such as M Wilkins E Tayenec and J Fuller named among others.
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Stuart Y
Crystal Brook
W. Brow
Aftenville
Stuart J. Armstrong
Arnstrong
A. Thomson
F. Mortimore
B. Charles
P. Egan
N. Clarke
Lmurs
J. Butefisch
E. Tayenec
M. Wilkins
Blur
J. Fuller
J- Moyle
J. Murdoch
J. Wilkin
D. Urban
I Alexander
A. Lane
By Smith
J. Davidson
J. Dietman
J. Swan
Crystal “Brook
MM. Cottle
B. Comby
P. McLeod
D. Linsch
V . Wright
Darley
L. Darley
D. Davidson
B. Kilby
K. Jordan
R. Nicholls
G. Worrall
No rail unification decision cited by conference leaders
Sydney reports the Interstate Transport Ministers meeting closed without a rail unification agreement. Federal Transport Minister Mr Ed Ward blamed interstate jealousies and parochial views for the breakdown in negotiations.
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Sydney
Thursduy Wunta Reuue
Iiterstate
Alinisters
Railseays
Ed. Ward
Pederai
Homes and Jobs Problems Raised by Pirie Sub branch
Members of the Pirie sub branch of the Homed Servicemen's League complained in writing about treatment received from the Way Service Moms' Commission. They cited fees charged for house construction, mandatory plan and specification work, and concerns over double jobs for men. President McMahon promised possible action by the executive if a proposal were viable.
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Pirie
Hnjumed Servicemen’s League
Sion
Tunis
Fatal seizure during farm visit near Vor Heabgleton
A man, 67, died after a seizure while visiting a farm at Vor Heabgleton road on Tuesday. He was taken to Pine Hospital, where he died about five hours later. A large turnout of Pirie businessmen attended the funeral service yesterday afternoon.
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Fulloystus
Vor Heabgleton Rou
Pine Hospital
Beauk
Drage
Dulchev
Solomon Haw
Port Broughton
Pirie
Whteddeath Finayor
Loans
Lewi
Mmuushey
Rev How
Subtlefield
Muss
P. Williamy
B. Milnes
Taylor
B. Allshurot
Wade
Andl Il Sampson
Pine
Inastar Butchers
Cheltenham Race Card Fragment Features Mixed Handicaps
A partial race card lists several handicaps and entries including Nuon Hurdives Nusyutel Lexia Chievely Tustles Powderwall Prince Acohen Ville Lad Suvanile Mandicap Merabus Thug Te Brother Venn Gandivay Lunar Suyall Pensworthy and more. The readable lines show divisions for 480 Survive, 440 Trials, and 4 50 Challenge with multiple horses and riders referenced.
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Nuon Hurdives Nusyutel
Whtenlt
Chrisala
Tuyenila
Lexia
Chievely
Tustles Aayths
Trisl Stokes
Powderwall
Prince Acohen
Ville Lad
Suvanile Mandicap
Misy Catwila
Shakuni Lad
Iat
Aire Liveused
Virtuillnes
Capsile
Souris
Merabus
Thug Te
Brother Venn
Gandivay
Lunar Suyall
Penisworthy
Chalrquin
Handlivy
Nabboni
Kindercold
Ie Panu
Building materials shortage slows new housing projects
Builders report ongoing cement and other material scarcities delaying 20 semi detached homes on land between John and Edward streets Pirke South. Contractors seek funds and supplies from Western Australia to advance completion while survey work and future designs unfold.
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Arlises
Howe
Munis
Avery
Meyly O'Loushlin
John and
Edward Streets
Pirke South
Haseen
South Aughtallay Nous
Phcels of
Irvines
Huys Frankagen
Anch
Blackshir
Toole
Wrrratura
Tt Ia
Yealing
Western Australia
O Ougillland
Lighting-up Times and Weather Notes From A Dated Page
A garbled weather and time page lists evening lighting times, sunrise times, and upcoming forecasts. It also includes temperatures from yesterday, general outlooks, barometric readings, moon phase notes, and currency-like coupons and groceries data with several unreadable fragments.
High School Men’s Hockey Showdown Ices North Side
North High and South High square off in a tense hockey match led by J Keil and R Sandercock. Key players include O Brien K Keast and D Moody for the home squad, with A Stephens and J Murdoch guiding the visitors.
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Arnold
B Alicia
Ly Hutchinson
J. Jose
A. Stephens
Lacrosse Practice Match Set For Doll Hall Ground
A lacrosse practise game will be held at Doll Hall ground tomorrow afternoon. Players to be selected from listed candidates include M. Adawis Lo Andrewartha We Brokenridge R. Donaldson D. Fox KR. Eton R. Franklin J. Francis J. Geyer A. Goode G. Hancock Holthouse J. Kerin W. Lowe T. Conuack V. Sprinebutt B- Masters A. Mathews Z. Martin G Pain R. Pena Re Parr J. Seotcher B. Stroud AI Symiouds Ge Teagi K. Turner B. Threadgold By Ward Do Underyoud D. Byans.
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Doll Hall
M. Adawis
Lo Andrewartha
We Brokenridge
R. Donaldson
D. Fox
KR. Eton
R. Franklin
J. Francis J. Geyer
A. Goode
G. Hancock
Holthouse
J. Kerin
W. Lowe
T. Conuack
V. Sprinebutt
B- Masters
A. Mathews
Z. Martin
G Pain
R. Pena
Re Parr
J. Seotcher
B. Stroud
AI Symiouds
Ge Teagi
K. Turner
B. Threadgold
By Ward
Williams
Do Underyoud
D. Byans
Pirie Businessmen to Take Over Central Hotel Lease
Pirie businessmen J. W. Young Cratagte of Burdwics Farmers' Co operative Society Ltd and B. J. Harker will take over the lease of Central Hotel on July 1. The announcement came yesterday confirming the change in management and ownership.
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Vwo Juure Pitts
Messrs
J. W. Young
Confused Postion On Pirie Waterfront
On the Pirie waterfront the Waterside Employment Committee has not rostered 32 suspended workers for work pending a hearing. A Perth branch of the Water side Workers Federation lodged an appeal against suspensions this week. The River Crest incident in May led to youth suspensions. work resumed after a meeting, and the deployment chairman reduced suspensions to 14 days with restoration to rosters at 5 pm.
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E. H. D. Russell
D. B. Morrison
Stevedoring Industry Commission
Pirie Waterside Employment Committee
Lis
Pirlebranch
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Wien
River Crest
Yylen
Uprel
A. T. Brewer
Ehairman
Lead Bar Size Cut at Smelters Amid Waterfront Request
The Benreveld steamer loaded 3000 tons of metal for overseas while electric cranes replaced slanted wagons on the wharf. J C Hughes explains a Waters front Employment Committee request prompted a reduction in lead bar weight to 36 pounds, with the first experiment underway on the Bennevek.
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Benreoels
J. C. Hughes
Ukit some time, age = request had been received from the Waters front
Gommittee
Sydney
Bennevek
Local notices and hospital updates from Pirie
Personal tidings report Maritime officer from Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association survived in Pirie yesterday. Mavis 1st returned from Sydney. J Menem Austra lan sales manager visited Pirie. A Cook Audley SA Customs arrived for routine audits. Mr Bannis appointed rural trainer supervisor for former service men. Hospital ward activity lists patients and discharges. Timber shed break in at Pirie corner. two iron sheets removed. no theft. Pirie polls are mailing autines.
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Poyke
D' Association
Pirie
Mavis
Sydney
Royal Exchange
At. Cook
Audley
South Australian Customs Department
Port Adelaide
Piole
Widnel
Audir
Tia Doolka
Pivie Braek
Thuystiny
Ar. Bannis
Barier Hotel
Ile and
George Streets
Thos
Australia Hesitates on Petrol Rationing End Date
Prime Minister Chifley says Britain’s petroleum approach constrains Australia’s timing for rationing. Treasury officials doubt rapid relief from dollar shortages. A. Gregory of Service Station Association notes doubt about ending rationing soon. Australia seeks dollar adequacy to fund petrol imports, with U S Britain loan formalities delaying progress.
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Canberra
Laursday
Chifley
A Gregory
Service Station Association
Uint Ne
Alssetralia
Britain
Petral
Alollar
Australia
Usu
Petrah Beestse
Jong Ise
United States
Treasury
Mr Kitley
Thanks From Commander Of BML Hind
A note from Commander Hind expresses gratitude for hospitality shown to a visiting crew. The message thanks the officials and Ips council members for kindness and support during the port visit, and wishes prosperity to the host city and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BML
Hind
Udkley
Hats
Webiste
Luend
Cindy
Walley
Heller
Ips Council
Fourteen Children Attend Pirie Clinic Reopening
Fourteen children attended the Pirie Clinic reopening under Wyde Tassie at Ficie Hoyt on Wednesday. The Crippled Children's Association of Southern Australia established the clinic last year to reduce Adelaide trips for crippled children and to provide regular quarterly sessions led by social workers and physiotherapists from Somerton Tom. Fifteen examinations were started, including two from Whyalla, highlighting strong local support for the program.
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Crippled Children's Association of Sonthuetially
Ficie Hoyt Uy
Wyde
Adelaide
Whyalla
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Security Council
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Piel West
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Halliday Street
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Pirie West
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Pirie Clinic
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Pirie's
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