Australian official urges trade reform at Geneva conference
A Commonwealth official addressing the International Labour Office in Geneva argues world peace hinges on reforming trade driven by profit motives. He asserts Australia favors broader international cooperation and questions profit as the sole motive, urging postwar economic revision and alignment with global labor interests. The speech frames production and revenue as factors shaping international relations and calls for renewed policy direction under the postwar era.
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A Tank For Monty Aims to Aid Defenses
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Canherrh
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Britain
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Australia
This Was A First Step In UNRRA's Wide Relief Effort
The article notes UNRRA’s winding up after World War II but credits it with saving hundreds of thousands from destitution and famine. It cites aid reaching from Australia and New Zealand to Riverina areas, while criticizing Soviet access to this aid and urging continuation of international cooperation seen at Paris talks.
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What 40 Hour Week Will Mean To N S W
A political clash unfolds over a 40 hour week in New South Wales. Experts warn the act risks harming the state economy and blocking tax cuts, while the government skews toward arbitration impacts on about 550,000 workers across state awards and agreements. The piece links tensions to unions, industry groups, and potential electoral consequences.
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Mines and Managers Face Era of Skilled Oversight
A local mine manager argues qualified, certificated leaders have driven modern efficient mining. Past and present bosses trained in British schools hold Imperial Certificates. shortages and policy shifts test edupation standards and safety. The piece defends managers amid calls for reforms.
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Telatlon
Queensland coal output debated by critics and officials
A Queensland coal industry debate resurfaces over losses blamed on consumer demand versus mine operators. The letter highlights historic figures and tests claims about production in 1900 and 1946, with citations to Walloon seams, fire damage, and the role of inspectors and examiners in Queensland.
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Is She The Yongala Sunken Freighter Mystery
A damaged wartime-era report discusses the Yongala wreck, a 1814 vessel found near Cane Bowling Green, with unresolved mystery of its identity. Debates trace heavy seas, possible explosion, and divergent theories, while authorities defer final confirmation awaiting further tests.
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Crosswords No 1222 Fe Tacend Mown 1 Ena In 2 Et Ont Cadmas
Puzzle note fragment lists and partial headings for a crossword feature with numbers 1222 and 1221, hints at authorship and editorial labels, and unreadable lines across a damaged page. No clear event or persons present.
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