Labour crisis grips Australia as arbitration faces threat
The piece warns of record invasion and hardship in Australia, blaming acts of a few leaders in unions and mining groups for undermining industrial arbitration. It urges Prime Minister Chifley to defend public law and the rights of workers, stressing the need to protect peace and national well being through fair arbitration.
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Australia
Duey Tx
Thomanda
Arttowk
Tronworkers
Pedecnion
Soamen
Spoion
AMM
Wkmad Coun
Prades Hotere
Chiftry
Gommanysenlin Ie
Salvation Army leader to visit Brisbane tomorrow
General George L. Carpenter, Australian by birth, arrives in Brisbane with a warm reception from Queen s land Salvationists and other denominations. The Salvation Army began in London and expanded to Australia sixty years ago, now operating in 96 countries and aiding war relief efforts in many fronts including Africa and Asia.
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Work Teaner
Cneco
Jyvation
Brisbane
George L. Carpenter
Carpenter
Queenseland Salvationiste
Salvation) Army
London
William Woot Hafield
Australia
Frst
Salvation Army
Bute
Dewerta
Africa
Jungies
New Guinea
Solomann
Taly
France
Malaya
Burma
India
Barneo
Firlubunio
International Army of Mercy
Still Needs Watching Still Needs Watching
A fragmented note attacks wartime publicity by federal departments. It questions the role of the Department of Information and urges retrenchment, arguing other ministries handle public communication and that wartime employment cuts reveal underlying government waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Information
Department of Exteru
Affairs
Commerce
Australia
Big Three Fears and Suspicions at Moscow Talks
London dispatch outlines how the first aim of the Big Three foreign ministers at Moscow is to examine suspicions and constraints rather than solve issues. Reports emphasize US Soviet tensions and Britain’s cautious stance on empire and security, with emphasis on unity, balance of power, and potential conflicts in Europe and the Mediterranean. The piece notes distrust, strategic ambiguity, and the heaviness of Cold War pressures shaping the agenda and public outlook.
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Big
London
Moscow
United States
Wup
America
BUC Amelistiie
Rondo
Fener Ob
Snout Remin
Dha Uw
Lufugrice
Sieffer
Wilinul
Astet
Gover
Europe
Balkans
Unclear fragment discusses Russian views on postwar world and democracy
The text outlines Russian claims about Western democracy, Britain and America, and hints at power blocs after war. It mentions elections in Europe, British and American actions, and alleged Russian conciliatory stances while criticizing Allied policies. The fragment is garbled and hard to parse.
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Russia
Bern
Witthaur
Riva
Tris
Anselle
Rowner
Munaary
Austria
Britain
America
Ching
Tugeions
Joint Review of Palestine In London December 1
The British foreign secretary announced a joint inquiry into Palestine with a 120 day report time frame. The committee chairs include Judge Mitchell and Mr Justice Bingle, with Britain’s Lord Glanville cited. Disquiet over alleged pressure and influence during the crisis was noted by officials.
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Joint Review OF
Palestine
London
AAR
Briand
Devint
Dave
Ite
Mutehieon ‘Amerinus
Justice Bingle
Britain
Shemini
House of Larde
Glanbelier
Card Jawitt
Hott Sida
Abene 1
Brisbane
Tiorvonocelyih
Tt Cowen
Mtg
Jean
Thie Eti Metals Menuite
Wee
Reader Views Compulsory Voting For Unions
A reader argues for compulsory voting and union membership, urging reforms to prevent industry trouble. The piece discusses election rolls, union dues, and calls for electoral and organizational changes amid labor unrest and calls for accountability.
Bombs Toll In Germany Reported By Allied Survey
Allied bombing of Germany killed at least 100000 civilians and injured 780000, according to a United States Strategic Bombing Survey. The report notes casualties and damage across targets while detailing the conduct of aerial warfare.
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Germany
York
Wanhl
ROUND-UP OF WORLD CABLES
A compact world wireless digest reports on military and political developments. Notable items include Greece’s civil war repercussions, Italian government shifts, and British naval social events. Also noted are atomic research pauses, Nazi war crime updates, and migration proposals influencing Australia and Canada.
Singapore Foresees U S Base War Pressure and Leper Threat
An article discusses American and British wartime planning near Singapore, noting halted proposals to base part of the US fleet there. It cites General Marshall and other officials, referring to strategic aims, contingencies, and the desire to gather vital information on six fleet units while considering harbor risks and potential attacks.
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Wovum
Singapore
Mi Inl
Congress
Este Paci Ice
Tvreril
Marshall Alan
FADDEN HITS AT MINISTERS AT AUSTRALIAN ASIDE
In a parliamentary session, Fadden attacked ministers over price controls and the cost of living. He pressed for explanations on government measures and criticized policy shifts affecting fuel and essential goods.
U S Motor Strike Moves In Uncertain Accord
New York December 11 a late development in the Ford division United Automobile Workers strike over an alleged unauthorized stoppage and a union grievance process. Ford Motor Company says striking workers hinder plant functions while the union denies broader aims, as leaders testify before congressional committees.
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New York
Ford Divs ‘Nion
United Automobile Worker’ Union
Ford Cipany
Olters Ine
Nike Fomenters
Grievance
Comantine
Pat Sipatara
Tor W Fies
Fance
Unclear fragmentary weather note from Brazeng area
Fragmentary weather item notes warm spell nine months into the year in Brazeng with high readings around March and normal minima. Mentions Sydney London and Bundy Caplin in vague terms with forecasts and partial city references.
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Brazenghe
Hamidi
London
Mt Winderat
Bundy Caplin
Falawee
Carlet Ang
Onion Price Drop Sharply
Onion prices fall sharply as market quotes show stock prices firm and investors watch for broader food sector signals. Abi Wu and relevant exchanges influence the day’s price movement amid trader activity.
School supports food drive across Ancot State School grades
Disjointed OCR notes show Joan Shaw and John Mad took lead in organizing a food collection among Grade II pupils at Ancot State School. Donations include money, sugar, and coupons. local companies and individuals contributed amounts up to £100 and £25 plus items.
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Joan Shaw
John Madtock
Ancot
I. Stat Alien and Stark. Ltd
Setenman
Firitain
Acctunt
Alla Ati
Mosapres
Renata
Depot Selety
Works Unit
Country Amtrictn
Haya
Siren
Rm Gtetaaltan Neha
Tanfords Tooeny
Mount Perry
Stine Seslarday
Neet Angelina
Aaron
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Chifley
Tve
BTU
Hevertholeas
Middle East
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Breaune
Ripiah Yeorin
Tim Winn
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