Labour Likely to Lift Register Ban Assurances By J Menzies
Melbourne reports indicate the threatened boycott of the National Register may end after Prime Minister Menzies met with the Federal Labour Advisory Committee. The advisory body and the Australasian Council of Trades Unions endorsed the assurances, promising protections for workers in government contracts and penalties for breaches, with emphasis on overseas service conscription and union rights.
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Labour
J. Menzies
Melbourne
National Register
Mr. Menzies
Federal
Labour Advisory Committee
Menzies
Australasian Council of Trades Unions
Wallon
Autor
Partuamede
Leil
Tgveleia
Debates on conscription and defence policy in parliament
The report outlines discussions on a national conscription pledge for overseas service, government provisions under the Supply and Development Act, and potential amendments. It notes parliamentary representations, cabinet considerations, and defense assurances, with reference to Australia and broader wartime policies and procedures.
Performing elephant soars between ship and shore
A fragmented report describes a performing elephant swinging through the air from ship to shore during a brief halt near Archerfield yesterday morning. The odd scene touched Townaville and Adelaide bound travelers as aircraft loomed above, with unclear subsequent actions or destinations.
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Prisbanes Vaniy
Archerfield
Townaville
Adelaide
Basic Wage Highest in Australia
The Full Bench of the Federal Court set wage increases for adults and young workers in Australia. The decision raises basin wages across states including Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia. The scheme aims to lift pay rates next week, with further comparisons to other regions planned.
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Turion
FIA
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide Perth
Labour Party Attitude on Labour Committees and Protests
In Sydney a Labour leadership statement discusses the Labour Advisory and a reform push in Parliament. It notes militant union activity, potential hearings in civil court, and calls for broader Labour support while warning against anti democracy stances as workers face pay and condition concerns amid industrial actions.
Woman Helps To Rob Post Office in Mansfield
Fragmentary OCR describes a raid near Mansfield where a woman aided two men in robbing a post office, general store, and mail route near Mourne. Postman George Redfern was assaulted, with suspects fleeing toward Mantied. Police tracked leads among witnesses and a search followed, with tense pursuit and a report of a high speed chase.
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George Redfern
Mansfield
Ian Nares
Football Tickets Required On Federal Pay Sheet
Federal Interior Department workers will be required to mimic football admission tickets during work hours tomorrow. Departments will close in the afternoon while staff observe a special pay rule and time shifts. the event marks a historic game between Carlton and Mawthorm.
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Canberra
Canterra
Bntween
Vestrielan Eagle
Kole Intalate
7000000 Population End Of Year Doping Coursing Debate
Canberra and Australia face a heated debate over a seven million population end of year penalty linked to dog doping. The Courier-Mail reports wordy discussions on owners and trainers facing action, possible bans from meetings, and tests for doped dogs. Population figures for states and territories are cited, highlighting New South Wales Queensland Western Australia and the ACT. The piece notes a rise in population to seven million and references forthcoming measures to curb doping in the coursing world.
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Queenaraad
Courier-Mail
Exnecay
Wandation
Wino
Soninaime
Monraine
Rainey
Canberra
Cumany
Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Wester Australia
Tasmania
Norther Territory
Australian Capital Territory
Wealth Cards Demand Surges Ahead in Commonwealth
An urgent order for 1,000,000 more wealth cards is issued as demand from register turds grows. officials note 2,700,000 issued so far with unclear totals including Western Australia delays, and figures exclude a whole state.
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Canberra
Tvenday
Commonwealth
Wilson
Wilne Saitesa
Unis Winge
Faray
Western Australia
Melbourne
Hitler's Third Reich Crisis Reported From Warsaw Paper
A Warsaw daily reports from a Dostring Ludowy source that Hitler faced a nervous breakdown amid mounting tensions. The piece notes the Bayreuth Festival was restrained to avoid provoking unrest as Hitler retired to Berchtesgaden following a strain from internal rivalries and army leadership pressures.
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al Annetier
Bayreuth
Warsaw
Drsinark Ludowy
Berchtesgarden
Spender Proposes Abolishing State Parliaments in Australia
Sydney Tuesday Assistant Federal Treasurer Mr. Spender calls for a complete revision of the commonwealth Constitution. He says the people would back abolishing State Parliaments and hints at a new non partisan movement if a national parliament has broader powers. He stresses education of the public before any change and notes unemployment and industry as key issues.
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Sydney
Nsw
Thesday
Spender
Wee Upender
Wlatementa
Studi
Bates
Dion
Industela
Condition
Commonwealth
Merpender
Cor
Frederick Stewart
Commisonens
Bert
Ueovide
Prenrnevatvona
Wayne
Rise In Bread Price Follows Flour Tax Standstill
The article notes a likely price rise for bread within days due to no flour tax increase. Bakers seek relief, arguing higher costs from increased wages and overhead. Public concern grows as households struggle to afford staples amid price pressures.
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Alfie
Tor Carter
Permanent Army Plan Debated by Australian Cabinet
Melbourne reports a proposal to create a permanent army of 7500 men, to be decided during the Budget session. The Lyons Ministry faces whether to fund 1.25 million pounds in the first year for battalions and artillery units or reroute funds, with tax measures possible.
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Melbourne
Inesaay
Canberra
Monny
Mouikters
Lyons
Squires
Marooned Sailors Stranded After Ship Fails
Report from Omerland New Zealand describes a crew left ashore when their vessel ran out of water and fuel after a gale. They faced muting weather and long wait as efforts to rescue them stalled. Bowen Port remains distant, with rescuers scrambling to reach the stranded laborers.
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Omerland
Gaberatae
Baweri
Mnes
Saturn
Bowen
Canton River Blockade Intensifies British War Effort
Reported in The Mercement, a Japanese Army emphasis on controlling Canton area prompts a British concession. Lord Halifax cites expectations the anti-British campaign will ease as Japanese forces plan to blockade the Canton River and guard coastal waters near the settlement.
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Mercement
China
Lord Halifax
House of Lords
Eniin Guid Vesday
Hang Wang
Canton
Thorway
Shameental
Shuanghat
Dauty
Paulin Party
Shanes
Standing, Hope
Honan
British and American Stances On Allies and China Policy
The Washington consensus casts doubt on a US deal with Japan akin to Britain and Japan, while Britain’s stance appears cautious. Reports say the United States will study Japan’s attitude toward foreign interests as new Senator Hiram Hobostay comments. Observers warn that aligning with Britain could provoke clashes with China and risk arms embargo constraints if war escalates. The New York Times and Herald-Tribune note signs of pressure in the US Congress to remain aloof while Britain presses for firm defense of treaty rights and greater focus on Europe.
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United States
Washington
Daima Siailer
Beitain
Japan
America
Jupar
Hiram Jlobastay
United Blass
Britain
Pirallels
Bilmson
Haltsepan
New York
United Stains
Chain
Thorne
China
Invernu
Onagustantans
Anya
Merald-Tribune
Bso
Iniely
Walence
Fragmentary OCR Note From unidentified Page
A cryptic OCR fragment references coordinates and letters with no clear names dates or events. The readable text offers no coherent person, place, organization, or action to summarize into a valid news item.
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Agt.a
ACTD
Oate
Eliciuas Canuasuiity
Rantanaser
Awara Arid
Aus Teall
Itn Tertiles
Elind
Merlyn
Sr Ubl
Pravingouy Wich
Syed
Literhe Simiomal
Mensiea
Overseas Service
Papua
Acre
Wiener
Defence
Giatiad Halita
Bupaly and Development Act
Owarty
Merieion
Curtis Sod
Clarey
MLC
Willic
Sabow
Alfiere
Prainiae
Sonither
Moycott
Buildityg
Sineer
Iwan
Rei
Benaia’ Rand
Hitler III
Gratton
Aydney
Ana Adelaide
Perth
Mowart
Mr. Spender
Munewiven Association
Bedford
OOE
Lindsey
Canton River
Ausratian Sead
Neon
London
Tokio
Shanghai
Associated Press
Aapanene
Ansie-dapanene
Amin
Tosmmarro
Juan Beer
Ericleam
Yokai
Wien
Gajpan
Britains
Grice’s
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Rockhampton
Mackay
Townsville
Cairns
Grice
Grice's
Boosey and Hawke
Tasma
Rene Kadi Sete
Tm Tamiour Kelvinator
Grices
Glivenaland
Aly Qhic
Uwe
Traumann
Langen
DERG
Ricordi
Napsburg
Ronisch
Mignon
ATECK
Beale
Xottiar
Beale Ovate
Forster Grand
Grund
Hermann Sein SS
Fea AO
Queen St
Anéa Toowoomba
Catena
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