Federal ultimatum to seamen to resume work or risk licensing
Canberra warned seamen to resume work within 48 hours or government licensing provisions under the Transport Workers Act would be applied to manning ships at all affected ports. The prime minister called the strike a deliberate disruption of essential services and vowed enforcement to protect trade and commerce.
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Sydney seamen reject new award amid shipping strike
A Sydney branch meeting of the Australian Seamen's Union votes to reject the new award and to withdraw the ramen from interstate ships. The action aims to paralyse Inter-State shipping during the Christmas season, with demands including accommodation for committee management and other grievances. The large turnout, about 1000 seamen, approved a program to resist the award and to pursue escalated action, raising fears of widespread disruption to coastal and interstate services.
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Brisbane Seamen Meet and Ships Tied Up
Brisbane seamen gather at the Tracom Hall while several ships, including the Tingaray Salpa and Aaeamba, lie tied up at Brisbane ports. A meeting discussed labor action, delays, and potential sailings to Townsville and Port Douglas, with crews and owners weighing strike impact and port operations.
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Heraline
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Australian Gleamatine Pes
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Arture
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Dames
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Tel- Duras
Meri Wi Cargo
Southern Porte
Pagsengres
Akin Orun
Baturday
Grdney
Notts Far
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Ormiston Vessel Departure Delayed by Cargo Rush
Ormiston ship scheduled for tomorrow afternoon faces delays as agents rush cargo space. Bynes Framen states consignments secure, with loyal shippers awaiting loading. Vessel departure to Basiera Bites hinges on cargo readiness and safety clearances.
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Basiera
Black Hand Incident Report Disturbing Montreal Letters
A garbled OCR fragment describes a chaotic scene with references to a Black Hand demand, a gallery of names, a police hunt, and a racecourse incident. It mentions Dagostino, Dagastiin, and a suspect group led by a figure described as the leader of a bend, plus a pursuit to a racecourse and an injured or seized individual in a cockpit-like setting.
Not Be Chosen Till New Year Rifts Hit UAP Leadership
Canberra report notes a rift after a national meeting at 8:45 as the United Australia Party delays deputy leadership decisions until after the New Year. Two contenders, General Mr Memmies and Defence Minister Mr Papknill, have strong backing.
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Jong
United Australia Party
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Tueker
Aklein Tor
Tnere
Faest
Espionage Trial in Britain Amid Global Turbulence
Fragmented report notes Gortz and others charged with espionage linked to Germany. Mentions Fremantle decision on sugar export rates and port discussions. Includes currency notes with gold price in London and dollar exchange data amid wartime trade commentary.
Admitting Free of Duty Debate in Senate
Fragmentary report notes a supply debate in the Senate with references to duty exemptions and a possible committee consideration. The text mentions Canberra and AP polling context but remains unclear on participants or outcomes.
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Tiwaday
Senate
Machin
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Smith Family Hopes Falter Amid Unclear News
Fragmentary local notes describe the Smith family facing sorrow with uncertain prospects. Names and events are garbled, but the text hints at a dramatic or tragic development involving Charles Ruigford Smith and others, with limited readable detail.
Perth News Briefs on Licence, Politics and Court
Perth report notes Alderman Rebinsen may contest a mayoral race while a party candidate faces a tainted nomination. A water licence and aviation matters are tied to ongoing political concerns, with reforms discussed amid club activities and a nervous breakdown in a women’s organization.
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Women's Club
John Giannnge
Perth
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Arrakelle
Perin
Musvense
Sne
Ausienia
Opening of New Parliament in Britain Prompts Policy Speech
The opening ceremony featured Speaker Chanretinn Vie Vount delivering the address while Prime Minister Majenty outlined Britain’s foreign policy aims with League of Nations cooperation. He pledged to uphold peace, discuss defense needs, and push legislative proposals on trade, unemployment, and aviation, amid a focus on national unity and industrial progress.
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Telenomie
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Eoniee
Catton
Crowds Outside French Chamber Weathered in Scandal Ordeal
Sydney crowds gather around the French Chamber amid chaotic scenes as political figures debate alleged graft. A four-person jury grips the case involving Giorgio Del Chrome and others, amid claims of a 2900 pound contract and questions over February events. The defense cites breach and contested evidence while police caution calm.
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Clues in Victorian Horror Melbourne Murder Case
A Melbourne report details detectives reviewing clues in a 1914 murder case near Leongatha. Readings describe a vanished teen girl, a small-town chase, and a severed clothing clue tied to the suspect. The piece hints at a public inquiry and ongoing investigations with a focus on local officials and the government.
Soviet Gold Output Challenge to South Africa
A London dispatch reports on Soviet gold production plans and claims for 1995 and 1993 figures, noting stated outdistancing of the United States and Canada combined. The article discusses production targets, policy shifts, and the role of private buyers in licensing gold exports amid European and American market dynamics.
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Eis Elieh
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Creaang
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America
Wasuers
Fate
Feducr
By election in Toqwoomba and Labour endorsements lag
Fragmentary notes from the Toqwoomba by election advisory meeting show Labour endorsements not completed. Officials warn the process may extend into May. Party members prepare candidates as regional tensions rise and supporters organize for the next week’s events.
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Someomba Otca
Cletinee
Dalle Cay
Uniform Film Censorship Debate In Senate
In a senate session tonight the Postmester General Senator McLachlan urged a move toward uniform film censorship at the DeKe Premiem conference. Officials noted ad hoc efforts to align with the Commonwealth will continue as discussions proceed.
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Tyeadar
Senate
McLachlan
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