RAIL STRIKE DEADLOCK BROKEN Transport Men Decide To Move Court
Rail workers vote to end a 14 day deadlock in the nationwide strike that has left 19,000 employees idle. A compulsory conference will be sought as unions press for a settlement after a central disputes committee intervention. The move followed threats to halt coal and emergency food trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Disputes Committee
Roney and
Canspuiit
Iyo Teaneyart
Board of Control
Rourke Lon
Antonee
Jaye
Unclear text from meeting notes and protests
Fragmentary report outlines a labor meeting, railway pay disputes, and proposed emergency measures. Mentions union members, government agencies, and possible railway service actions, with references to town councils and arbritration actions. Names and places are largely obscured by OCR errors.
Coal Industry Outlook and Labor Tensions Reported
Fragmentary text discusses coal supply, demand, and union activity with references to local parties and a statewide context. Mentions Federated Union of Locomation En Einemen and Winnett, with unclear details about mining, political figures, and missing data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Federated Union of Locomation En Einemen Cetune
Man Towing
Winnett “Elven
Aus
Quepnelaties Hie
Caioprongs
Itt
The
Rai
Snemetnivey Bn Fiteniers
Engl
Road Haul Of 46 000 Cased Pines
A mixed report notes a large haul of pine cased timber by road sea and air amid strikes and unemployment fears. Officials in Queensland Australia discuss wage relief, unemployment payments, and state owned mines as Bowen miners consider back to work after stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponlo
Paris
Bowen
Collinsville
de We Beauavile
1100 May Be Sacked May Be Sacked
A jumbled report notes a potential sacking of 1100 workers amid a dispute over a ban and a directorate, with officials from engineering and China referenced. The page mentions an appeal, a corporate meeting, and a denial from a union secretary regarding a proposed action at the Industrial Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uma
UNIOM
Queensland
Rauwey
B.A
Davin
Crucial Week In Britain
Britain enters a pivotal week with the government facing crucial trade and industrial policy decisions. Officials, including ministers and central figures, weigh moves affecting the economy and potential shifts in leadership, amid tense parliamentary and public expectations.
U K Warship Mystery Spreads Over Quiet 4000 Report
A hush hush report from South Shore notes a UK warship linked to a case named Isonim. Argentina and Chile are included in the brief chatter as observers. The fragment suggests tense regional interest without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Chile
Seven thousand Nazis to go free in Britiak Zone report
Fragmentary wartime note describes mass release of Nazis in the British zone of Germany amid custody detentions and legal action. Mentions British tribunals and German courts, Admiral orders, and international tensions including Nigeria and Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonther
Britiak Zone
Germany
Greenwich Ands
Britain
Nigeria
Simons Towers
Gand Hope
South Africa
Sweret
Admiralty
Polkland
AIRCK
Argentina
Luraere
Fualne
Iwan iThureh Trvbes
States
Plan for flying safety in Australia to spend £13M
A government plan involving the RAAF and AAF proposes an extensive radar and radio aid system to revolutionise aviation safety in Australia. The scheme, announced to Air Minister Drakeford, aims to improve meteorological and weather broadcast services and range coverage. The proposal includes weather stations and communications to support long distance flights, with considerations of cost and implementation under government oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Drakeford
Mer
Cil mVlalton
Leigh
Unui
Beasa
Uni
Bane
Rivera
Grater Fe
Canberra
el Uilis
Peertrand
Gao
Grant to Arveidi e cane 4000 pounds
A brief notice reports a 4000 pound grant to Arveidi e cane in Eire politics. It mentions Canberra and London, with a Dublin cabinet statement and opposition reaction. The text references Olympic fund and government ministers, noting plans and a relay event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Commonwealth Rine
London
Tate Fils
Myla
Dublin
Tomday
Partier Olympic Fund
Fawr O Cibioe
Omteliy “N. Frae
Gale
Alcor hev-Clenera Inn
Tormmner
Cenekiave
Marty
Trains Won't Bother Him In Odd News Item
A garbled New York piece describes a mysterious man untroubled by trains and other sounds as a quirky anecdote. The readable text mentions a connection to an animal with wings and a pennant, but details are unclear.
Westerners warn ban on serious blow to relief plan
The text reports Westerners warning that a ban could seriously disrupt essential supplies and tobacco for promised relief. References are made to Com mission decisions and efforts to restore trains and voting access, with officials urging action to secure relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowebdge
Varrathine Shire
Hurdathip
Enea
Shire
Tirana
Starria
Thirteen Hurt In City And Creek Crashes
Thirteen people were injured in three traffic crashes yesterday two in the city and one at Kallangur eighteen miles from Brisbane Most injuries were not serious One person admitted to hospital The crashes involved cars and a tram with extensive damage at the front end and several houses affected Neighbours described hectic scenes as ambulances and police attended the scattered incidents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Kallangur
Brisbane
Adria
Creek
James Taylor
Ada Patinn
Seinnen Fishteye
Elvapeth Pesrsen
Nein
Conan
Summons on Garden and 3 Others Probed in Commonwealth Case
A sprawling summons case targets Garden and three others tied to Commonwealth security matters. The document references the Commonwealth Courts of Paty Secunnte Ie Spa and lists charges including forgery and related offenses. Details are garbled but indicate a wide, high‑profile probe with multiple parties and potential federal involvement. The court action unfolds around Canberra with connections to national agencies and a museum site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railarar
Queensland
Enbeur Governiment
Talles
Waymen
Tiabour
Commonwealth Ceuwn
Bissaige
Serine Laige
Commonwealth Pours
LILLIAN ROTH AT TRAINS IN AUSTRALIA INCIDENT
A garbled report describes Lillian Roth being unsettled on stage in Australia during a tour. It mentions a complaint about poor conditions and a disrupted performance, with references to other figures and a Sydney context.
Unknown Civil Conflict Toll Report Across Frontiers
Reuters dispatch reports heavy casualties amid cross border fighting near the Lebanon frontier with claims of widespread damage. A British correspondent notes shelled bridges and ruined towns as civilians suffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
London
Wewiah Defester
Abnkesman
Hinder
Arabine Meullen
Hmuenrls
Melua
Brest
Vlayy
Community Fun Event Briefly Described
A fragment mentions Cheb Kone and a community fun event with two stations or stages. Details are unclear but imply a local gathering featuring performances and activities. No dates or locations are legible.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Transport Workers’ Union Board of Control
Industrial Court
Fisarazee
Townville
Elie
Nils
Sir Alpes
Blenson
Fea
Siite
Tediseretion
Wn Australien Federated Uniun
Fecomotive
Rosinners State Council
Ihr
Ualon
Torrisi
Immnine
Mars
Mec
Ain
Froma & N
Pier Conelderatio
Rome
Mackay
Tevatpie
Ehimeiia
Triday
Mmetalere
Meride
Jain
Airikag ‘Unions
Bn Atzikee
Ehalsman
Vander Awanil-Smileny
Thei
Commonwealth ‘Employment Services
Mt Eedams
Rockhampton
Ind ‘Ipsler
Industri
Gabe
Aurlan Weil
Foreign Service
ONDON
Vlalie Bhiesen
Hallalsier
Westin
Bath
Annsiih
Chios Sala
U.K
RAAF
Simonstown
Daly Express
Papigor
Rama
Parkland Vis
Pra
Main Street
Kangaroo Point
Arveidie caNie
Eire
Jew York
Asi Inuja
Callars
URS
Juha
Puget
Jbl
Mubaratu
Ariel
Actos
Crek
Hayneltan
Bach Paymiligg
Crain
Krar
Cewie
Summons
Yaney
Mun
Bitola Valley
John Smith Garden
Halay
Garden
Harecourt Gardin
Edward Farrell
Raymond Parer
Joes Chreless
Tor
Valivget
Fuavell
Paoacne
Tevin Alti
Airmon
Conto
Leon
Canberrie
Muraere
Edear
Orath
Lillian
W)roth
Sydney
Lehi
CAC
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