Commonwealth to quit price controls in three months Canberra
Cabinet agreed to hand price control to state governments within three months and end administration of import, price fixing, and land sale controls as periods expire. A cabinet committee will study subsidies while ministers debate the timing and methods of transition across Australia.
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Referendum debate and Labour Party responses in Melbourne
A long clipped report discusses Chifley era referendum plans and Labour Party positions. It notes government subsidies, potential price changes, and reactions from key figures including Premier Playford, amid broader Australian political debate.
Beat Found Mor Smuts In L A Parliament
Mor Smuts discovered in Los Angeles Parliament. Longners theaters and Cane Toh spiekaniactive linked to ivy Unk Cloner rank buy gwenpied. Officers report puzzling activity amid unclear names and dates.
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Mor Smuts
L.A
Ipswich Collision Claims Motor Cyclist Life
An Ipswich crash killed a motor cyclist instantly. In uncertain wreck details, the rider died at the scene while passengers sustained injuries and were hospitalised. Investigators and police trace the event to the collision with a vehicle, the wreckage described at the scene.
Tired of Australian Life Tired of Australian Life
Melbourne report describes a fragmented tale with garbled names and stray phrases about travel, monasteries, and a character linked to Agelrauin and Chinwe Wuddal Monastery. The passage includes misheard terms, unclear ages, and scattered place mentions, yielding a hazy portrait of supposed relocation and renewal rates.
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Melbourne
Arthur
Tee
Free medicine plan fails as doctors scarce cooperate
A Brisbane survey shows the Commonwealth Free medicine scheme faltering with only a fraction of prescriptions dispensed per the government formulary. In Sydney and Melbourne a few doctors cooperated, while South Australia reported complete failure. The scheme’s rollout prompted mixed compliance among chemists and physicians across states, prompting questions about medical participation and regulation.
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Brisbane
Australia
Kinbayo
Sydney
Melbourne
South Australia
Hit By Golf Ball Probable Jaw Fracture
An elderly driver, Anbar Boy Smith, 82, was struck by a golf ball at a sporting event near Vecrumgpilly. He was hospitalized with a probable upper jaw fracture after the incident. A doctor reported the early assessment and care began at the Gene hospital.
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Blale
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Ex Shipping Clerk Accused of Major Fraud in US
Former shipping clerk alleged to pose as an Australian importer and arrange negotiations to buy a liner for 3.6 million dollars. Arrested at a waterfront tar on Monday and charged with handling 120 thousand dollars in suspicious funds and goods.
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Meatworks May Close Gladstone
Local reports indicate Gladstone meatworks may shut down by June with workers seeking a three day holiday. The Employment Committee agrees production will pause June 1, while port workers face wage adjustments and potential job losses as negotiations continue.
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Gladstone
Dutch Debt Negotiations Seen With Chifley Likely
Reported talks indicate Australian Prime Minister Chifley may assume control of war debts discussions with Dutch and other allied creditors. Treasury officials in Canberra discuss possible payment adjustments for wartime goods with a view to reducing liabilities.
Britain says Jordan war raid hits Amman palace complex
London reports says a Jewish aircraft raid hit Amman injuring several civilians and damaging ground facilities near King Abdullah's palace. Royal Air Force units attacked about four targets dawn, with limits on casualties and claims of further operations around Jerusalem and Transjordan.
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France
Overseas Visits by Mr Chifley and Dr Evatt Likely
Fragmentary text discusses possible overseas visits by Australia’s Prime Minister Mr Chifley and Dr Evatt. Mentions arrangements, communications, and potential travel plans, with unclear references to other figures and countries. Contains many garbled phrases and misspelled names.
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Mr. Chifley
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Delhi To Have Liquor Rules This Thursday
London officials report a Waee Aaye meeting will occur January 18 and Tybcusry with a plan to restrict and possibly ban liquor. The Delhi representative hints at progressive measures to curb availability, with provisions likely to affect Bombay.
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London
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Moggill Ferry ARISDANE debate at council program
The Lord Mayor and council debated a plan to create an all Brisbane Ipswich Moreton Bay authority to manage a ferry project. Local Government Minister backed limited private funding, proposing costs split among boundary councils. A Town Clerk’s excommunication was noted with doubts about timing and feasibility.
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iAla Chandler
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Ayame Nana
Deferred Recognition of Israel Debate in Australia
fragmented OCR text notes a deferral or debate in the Australian cabinet over recognizing Israel. mentions Canberra, the United Kingdom, UN, and possible political maneuvering. lacks clear dates, officials, or concrete actions.
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