Arbitration in Industry Declines Amid Wartime Strife
The article discusses a historical shift in Australia where wartime strain and industrial conflict threaten arbitration-based settlement. It notes prewar acceptance of non political tribunals and awards, which protected workers and aided orderly industry management, but war time breakdowns endanger public interests and labor relations stability.
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Australia
Umea
Fang
Industeia
Isidustry
Eve
Millions Work To Re-Build In Russia After War
The article notes millions in Russia, including professional workers and volunteers, rally to restore the wartorn economy. Germans damaged orchards, industrial centers, and rural areas, aiming to create desert zones. Despite destruction, factories and mines struggle back toward prewar production levels as home workers resume output and reconstruction advances.
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Russia
Otle
Kusek
Sovier Union
Lepula
Certans
Soviet Labor Reform Urged By Official TASS Report
A TASS summary reports factory restorations in Kiev and surrounding regions, noting enterprises returning to normal and ongoing reconstruction. It criticizes runaround industrial tribunals, calls for disciplined arbitration, and warns that union by arbitrary action harms workers nationwide while urging adherence to law for justice and progress.
Bruce Bx Endorses Curtin Plan for High Commissioner Extension
The Federal Cabinet approves extending Mr. Bruce's term as High Commissioner in London for another year. He has represented Australia for five Commonwealth ministries, gaining party controversy but earning credit for his service.
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Bruce
Curtin
London
Australia
Lyons
Mr. Brune
Brave
Loni
Government aids farmers in restoration drive abroad and home
Reports detail government support for peasant volunteers rebuilding towns and agriculture across regions, highlighting beekeeping revival, school repairs, and new plantings. It notes thousands of volunteers, including teachers and laborers, aiding reconstruction and community revival efforts amid wartime strain.
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Furst
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Churchill urges Italy to embrace freedom and rebuild
In a farewell message to Italians, Prime Minister Churchill emphasizes soil, justice, and faith in a progressive future for Italy. He asserts courage against oppression, calls for unity among Italians, and foresees a return to peace and liberty through determined effort and renewal.
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Ir. Churchill
Arid
Taxi Anne Helicopter Trips New York City
In the New York Times account a taxi helicopter runs a short flight from the center of the city to La Guardia airfield. The piece notes a five minute run and mentions a three foot tribdine event and related transit details amid a garbled report.
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New Yorke Times
Este
Bly Ce Ea Guardia
Doubt On Cure For Rheumatism
London dispatch reports the Empire Rheumatiany Council stating that tests with Moscow Professor Bogomolets's serum show no proven cure for rheumatism. The council does not recommend its use, despite claims of extensive testing and other successes in treating various diseases.
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Austn Plans to Aid Ex-Prisoners of War
London report details Australia plans to receive and care for former prisoners of war in England. Officers and men will organize welfare, medical treatment, and occupation programs for thousands of ex-prisoners after return. Australia will ship food and supplies, support through the Red Cross and the Australian War Fund, and assist repatriation and reintegration efforts.
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Plea to Move Shelters And Widen Public Debate
Fragmented letters reference housing anxieties and protests against shelter removal. Citizens debate council and Home Security actions while echoing wartime themes and public safety concerns. The text mentions Brisbane, Australia, and broader social tensions amid governance decisions.
MacArthur’s New Guinea victory reshapes Pacific plans
A United Press reporter from New York quotes General MacArthur as nearing complete reconquest of New Guinea with far lower American casualties than Japan. The piece discusses strategic implications for possible rapid Philippines and East Indies operations and the potential to strike toward Mindanao and Palau, noting vast Japanese numbers and the role of airpower in future campaigns.
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York
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New Guinea
United Press
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New York Times
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Alata
Battleship actions around Brest and Channel
Fragmented wartime dispatch describes French and German naval actions near Brest and the English Channel. It mentions the Clemenceau battleship under fire, bombardment with anti aircraft fire, and night air raids over southern England and northern France with bombs and shell bursts.
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Maziay
England
Jdarrane
Luxury Yacht's Role In War Story Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a luxury yacht and war context with scattered proper nouns and dates, but critical details are unreadable, leaving unclear individuals, places, or actions. The readable parts hint at a navy or diplomatic link and a gold dinner service, yet no verifiable facts emerge for a concise card.
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York
U.S. Ace Finds Romance Here in Hard-to-Read Text
A garbled OCR snippet mentions romance and a voyage tied to Miley Joan Melbourne and Lord Keyes for Australia. The text is fragmented with multiple misread names and dates, offering no clear events or substantiated details.
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Miley
Joan Melbourn
Tron Senes
Duke to Call Airmen in Pacific Canberra Tuesday
The passage notes Australia and Canberra plans to call airmen in the Pacific region for duties. It references government figures and wartime context, with mentions of Australia, Haelant de Siuke, and the tele Australian. Details are fragmented and unclear in places.
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Pacif
Canberra
Australia
Mr Bee Samielind
Australians' Share in Early Repulse of Japs
Article fragment reports on Western Australian reactions to Allied actions in the Pacific, citing Dr. Pelham Thorman and comments in the Chicago Tribune. It references Japanese forces, American involvement, and a Western Australian volunteer context, with mentions of battles in Papua and Gona. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Chicago Tribune
Pelham Thorman
Katanning
Western Australi
America
Western Australia
Papua
Gona
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