Discontent Grows In Rank and File
Discontent rises among workers as the Waterside Workers Federation meets the Commission to discuss direct action. Brisbane wharves are planned for picketing with 1800 members involved. The Federal secretary and others signal potential strikes and a broader labor mobilization.
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Opes Helianee
Steve Aoring
Imiasiry
Queensland
Waterside Workers” Federation
Mr. Mealy
Commission
Tyswouja
Overseas Shipping
Chaim
Donald Buk
Healy
Uae
Uvery Lang
Donaldson
Adiress
Steve Doppe
Federation
Paris
Yesteran
Arden O Rein
Ainitier Caairman
Mt Jst
Ime J. Healy
Conoe
Beisinane
Waterside Arkers
Amy
Westerds
Cartan
Weterauie
Patera
Weil
Brisbane
Strikes and union actions ripple through New South Wales
Readable fragments describe militant union activity and transport disruptions in New South Wales with references to miners, rail unions, and the Australian Federated Union. Mentions Prime Minister, Canberra, and regional rail staff, with unclear dates and places.
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Peration
Swayman
New South Wales
Jemiesaries
Queens Inn
Canberra
New South
Walea
Sherlardour
South Wales
Yoni
Newonrein
Wollon
Queenland
Miners Vote Split After Mass Meeting Amid Strike Drama
A lengthy report describes miners split over a strike, with delegates voting against coal mining without union approval. The mass meeting in Brisbane and Rockhampton discussed arbitration and government action as railroad and labor tensions rise.
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Tynwich
Son Comlfields
Terea
Pak i
Laforma
Ris Iman
Sol
Brisba
Rockhampton
Gms Iiwayimen
Ang
Isla
Chifley Backs Hanlon In Industrial Arbitration Row
Prime Minister Chifley praised Hanlon for favoring arbitration to settle industrial disputes. He noted federal awards bind employers and criticized wartime strain. The Brisbane situation was under federal jurisdiction as both sides urged limits on disruptions.
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Mr. Chifley
Mr. Hanlon
Apseama
Chifley
Tay
Hanlon
Chifley del Me
Jody
Chey
Brisbane
Ict Queerini
Paris
Rail workers stood down again as pay delays linger
Industrial Court orders some to return to work while others remain off payroll as 19,000 railway staff face continued unpaid status. Union ties and poor department response cited as factors. relief limited with only 1300 workers receiving benefits under new WA order.
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Lie Atytiers
Commonwealth
Sie
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Our
Gaien
Fenat
Union
Ma66
Slolieanta Toeseiler Waa
Boenellia
Sggregate Nv
Boovol
Tuggur
Tesile Tilley
Otten
Magiatoras Relvinih
Maymen Cuakomers
Eewlimen
Trains Run Amid Queensland Railway Dispute
Reading fragments show railway workers in Queensland operated trains despite a Central Disputes Committee ban. Officials like Maloney referenced emergency needs and warned of possible further restrictions affecting stations in the eastern region as tensions rise over industrial action and safety duties.
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Otman
Queensland
Central Disputes Committee
Eestad
Hainer
Maloney
Detereacio Ranintatr
Explosion rocks Jerusalem. casualties and damage reported
Reports detail a major explosion at the Salamon building area near Beitin Aviv with multiple deaths and injuries. Police describe a large blast as Arabs attacked a Jewish village. several nearby structures damaged and windows shattered. In Prague, Czech events signal rising tensions as democratic governments face pressure and calls for unity amid crisis.
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Salamon
al Alta
Central Police
Miners Taunt Railmen Stir Ipswich Strike News
Ipswich workers clash with railway sections as miners taunt railmen amid ongoing national arming. Union leaders call for unity while rail facilities face shortages and production slows.
Stout Off for Champ Milk Cow Bridge Buch
A historical note describes Bridge Buch, a champion cow known for stout production. Bottled feeding, daily milkings, and concern for indigestion are cited as factors in gaining weight. Dairyman Bill Hobbs recalls purses and twins, with attention to bottle-tube feeding and aspirin.
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Bridge Buch
Bill Hobbs
Alenty i
Badge Birch
Benidey
Hobe Pratent
Hypnotised Birth Claim Stirs Ottawa Medical News
A Canadian doctor, cited as the first expert in hypnotic birth, is reported to claim a baby in Linde Carter’s family will be born under hypnosis next Sunday in Ottawa. The piece notes the doctor’s rising prominence and the sensational nature of the claim.
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Ondon
Mar
Linde Carter
Bebiee
Bees
Rey Pere
Surprise in N S W and Empire unity restless in Parliament
Australian Prime Minister Chifley faced questions in the House of Representatives over invoking Crimes Act powers against strikers as unity among dominions tightens against communism. In Sydney and Brisbane reports, a wool convoy arrives amid blockade tensions, while tensions mount in London with Empire leaders backing Britain and Western allies.
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Ammenra
Waa
Feder
Austryalla
Trevor Smith
London
Leern
Auatralia
Britain
Chifley
Belgium
Holland
Pune
Barneley
Allinny
Gift Parcels Exploited Enageet Manel 4 Special
Daily Herald reports a scheme moving gift parcels through England via Palestine to Australia, claiming 400 percent profit. Several firms in Teleuviy are named. judges say the system allowed overseas orders without local friends to evade controls. Prices cited include high premiums. Australia House official confirms 400 percent claims. Quake-related incident noted with timing at Rodbiate.
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Jmaualimlinn
England
Palestine
Saya
The
Daily Herald
Teleuviy
Tirculne
Bone Io
Mn Rae
Assi Felwtlod
Loverseas
Parchai
Australia House
Russian Atom Bomb Checks
A New York dispatch summarizes expert views on Soviet atomic bomb production and American plans to assess Russia's capability. The piece cites analysts John Hogerton and Ells Furth Ravinonttahel, detailing industrial development and the War Department's interest in securing precision instruments for large scale production.
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New York
Russia
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