Federal session begins next week in Canberra
Parliament readies for a tense start as the Opposition signals a censure motion and a broad debate on trade with Japan. The Budget and ministerial plans will be tabled, with controversy looming over crowns and commissions and a possible rapid adjournment to address key policy questions.
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Railway dispute deepens over Adelaide transport staff
A parliamentary ventilation on the railway dispute in Adelaide drags on with no action by central committees of transport employees. The report notes a comprehensive study of rules and regulations guiding the workforce and signals ongoing tension within the transportation section.
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London Clash Sparks Unrest and Damaging Protests
Amid unrest in London, clashes outside a park led to a large crowd and police actions. A woman, Miss Sylvia Markhurst, was struck by a stone in the melee as MPs and onlookers witnessed the disorder and shouted protest.
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Terrible Loss From Typhoon Ravages Korea Region
A morning report notes southern Korea struck by a typhoon causing extensive damage with thousands homeless. Tens of thousands of homes wrecked or submerged, and casualties rising as relief efforts begin under Japanese authorities. Food and medical supplies are dispatched. authorities fear disease, while labor is mobilized to aid recovery.
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Watts brothers face murder charge in Melbourne trial
In Melbourne on Monday, Watts and Jol Watts were committed for trial on a murder charge in connection with the July 5 death of Leslie Brown. Joseph Watts allegedly struck Brown with a picket at Fitzroy, as Brown’s brother Alexander Brown testified to the assault and the ensuing struggle.
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Wool Advances Wool Advances
SYDNEY Monday despite lacking support at advance throughout the season will add £2,000,000 to the value of the Australian wool clip.
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Trade with Japan Dispute Settled Tomorrow
Trade talks between astral and non At Achely on a settlement path. The negotiators expect a deal to crack tomorrow, ending the long dispute and resuming normal exchanges.
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Italy can assemble eight million armed forces in hours
In Avellino a Mussolini speech to thousands promised a strong Italian army ready for rapid mobilization. He hailed Fascist doctrine, pledged safeguards for internal and external order, and rejected perpetual peace while stressing the need to control seas and straights and to keep growing stronger.
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Personal inmate undergoes medical procedures at Pirie Hospital
Me M Camsue of Solo Dontown remains an inmate at Pirie Hospital Ward ul Pirie. He shows slow progress toward recovery after a la reddened operation. Boag of Soi unomutayn underwent an operation last Wednesday. Ulloys, who had a similar operation, remains a patient.
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Budget Speech Delays Heavily in Premier’s Address
Adelaide report details Premier Mundas outlining budget delays and parliamentary adjournment due to ongoing conference disputes. Included are notes on tax amendments, anticipated deficits, and the government’s plan to resume with the assessment bill and related financial measures.
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Thermometer Readings Show 62.5 Max and 44 Min
Yesterday’s maximum reached 62.5 degrees with a minimum of 44 recorded over a 24 hour period ending at 8 30 am. No other conditions reported.
Queen Mary Wins Transatlantic Record at Sea Race
The Queen Mary claimed the blue riband for the New York to Bishop Rock voyage in 3 days 23 hours 57 minutes at 20.53 knots, surpassing the French Normandie. Outward leg set a West crossing record of 14 days 7 hours 12 minutes at 30.34 knots, despite heavy seas near the Azores, with crowds cheering along the coast.
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Choice of Wyatt and the 471 players for tour debated
London cricket writer comments on Werwicckshire interest in RE Wyatt for the Aver a Wan Test tour. Mentions value as cricketer, captaincy duties, and selectors considering 471 players amid tour strain and selection biases. References Poynter and Australians in a fragmentary critique of decisions.
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Water supply volumes in Northern region August 1 1983
Engineering report shows water stored in Warren Reservoir and distribution to Northern suburbs. Total delivery to Northern areas measured at 562000 gallons, up from 478000 on August 1, 1983. Reservoirs supplied by Engineering and Water Supply Department.
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Farewell at Crystal Brook dance honors Miss Pierce
A farewell for Miss Mhonda Pierce was held at the Meir residence with 40 to 50 guests from the district. The event featured dancing, community singing, and humorous toasts. Music was provided by V. Klopper, M. Jones, and H. Venning Junior. A supper followed with remarks by Tr. V. Sargent, Venning, F. Mitchell, and B. J. Pearce. Mrs. Pearce and family were thanked for hospitality.
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