Miners' Leaders Face Decision on Strike at Sydney Meeting
Miners' leaders must decide tomorrow at the Combined Mining Unions Council in Sydney whether to call off the strike. If not, the Federal Government will move to reopen higher mechanised mines with free labour on Friday as discussions with Labor and industry officials continue in Canberra. The government aims to avoid hasty action while awaiting the Sydney conference outcome and possibly extend talks through the weekend.
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Combined Mining Unions’ Council
Sydney
Mins
Mowven
Canberra
Histeor
Awemion
Seth
Melbourne
Mowee
Torus
Thgustry
Pring
Uued Council
Thiefdridge
Ventescay
Industral
Jane Murray Stewarts
George Hemar
Regier
Wnlone
Counet
Trade
Tony
Ana Othe
George Beeby
Minereri AG
Taig
Mesara
Yelson
Orr
Federal Labour Party
Curtin
ACTU
Crots
Eng
Vaney
Inlbers
Amalgamated “Engineering
Viremen
Drake-Brockmann
Arbitration Cour Federal
Trinute
Allies Pressed in Norway Front near Dombaas
London reports claim Allied forces are hard pressed on the Dombaos front southeast of Andalsnes. Swedish sources say Germans hold Roros and Storen railway junction, while Jerkin south of Storen remains in Allied hands after a fierce engagement between Otto and Dombaas in which some German medium tanks were destroyed.
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Urlor
London
Norway
Dombaos
Andalsnes
Roros
Storen
Trondheim
Jerkin
Otto
Dombaas
Verna Danner
Cate
Sweden
Anna Teemdntine
Dann
Buren
Anton
Red Cross
Gerona
Alcs
Senelves
Trondheimy Plorts
Yil
Fiera
Andelwaen
Aratrcrati
Scien
Italy's Bias Officially Pro German Amid War News
The report claims Italy's bias is pro German as Allied forces advance on Morvik and German actions burn iron ore facilities. It notes German influence in Norway and mentions diplomatic moves involving Italy, Britain, and the Vatican amid Allied concerns and a focus on alliances.
Allied War Report From Norway Ports and Fronts
A wartime bulletin reviews Allied and German actions in Norway including RAF bombing of Forwebu air base, Norwegian and Swedish reports of troop movements, and ongoing battles in Gudbrandsdals Valley and near Trondheim. It notes German air attacks, Norwegian defenses, and Allied countermeasures with limited casualty detail.
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House of Commons
Stender
Norway
Ghdbrancaly Valley
War Office
Matt Ngan
Xray
Molde
Narvik
World War II Front Shifts as German Forces Advance
Fragmentary dispatch notes German reinforcements near Trondnete and Cleraian forces in retreat, with Germany claiming successes and counter advances toward Trondheim and Lillehammer. Norwegian infantry and BoM troops reportedly surrendered north west of Lillehammer as contact is attempted between Osic and Trondbelsn.
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Trondnete
FNL
Loo Helm
Germany
Paris
Lillehammer
Prondheim
Dumbens
Heemeny
Osic
Trondbelsn
Stampede at Brisbane Station Delays Troop Train Departure
A chaotic rush of more than 200 civilians and relatives swarmed Brisbane station as a troop train paused for reinforcements. Officials struggled to manage the crowd while mothers and children pressed toward the platform. the train finally departed after a brief delay, with police ordering calm and faster boarding.
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Brisbane
Harris
Fidenig
Mathers
Yagi
Jose
Tony
Brisbane Man's Son In French Army
The eldest son of Sergeant Geo Ward of Brisbane plans to join the French army after the last war. Ward served in Gallipoli and in France, and after the Armistice returned home to run a cafe. His son, a Toowong resident, will enlist with the French army next week.
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Brisbane
Samrice
London
Geo Ward
Toowong
Brishann
Sergpant Ward
Gallipoli
Frauen
Ealinn
Frawen Redtledl
INSO
Nazi Bombers Attack Hospital Ship 4 Been
A hospital ship Wind 1 was attacked by five German bombers off Natron. Five killed and many wounded as the crew sheltered aboard and tried to aid casualties. Berlin radio later cited international law warnings about attacking hospitals marked with the Red Cross.
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Mocmirs
London
Wertha
Vorouta Nownital
Iehul
Natron
Gerais
Garmin
Dhes” Ine
Sue” Norwexig
Feggeany
Mile
Fam
Fhe Shin
Nat Tye
Rulty Watt
Igenine
Jorma Bermaine
Natta
Éiluy
Berlin
Mnet
Alr
Red Cross
Danish Consul to Gain Official Recognition
Canberra reports the Australian government plans to officially recognize the Danish Consul General Friel Berimckl, a move tied to Crown approval and wartime diplomacy. The Attorney-General confirms continued Commonwealth steps amid past precedents and debates over consular recognition during the German invasion context.
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Canberra
Gomumonweniu
Denmark
Friel Berimckl
Australie
Muches
Behe
Enmehtonovatein
M P s Grope In Darkness During Canberra Blackout
A blackout in Canberra leaves MPs navigating a dark corridor and scrambling to pull together financial notes. Officials in the House of Representatives address the situation as attendants try to prevent interference and the treasurer prepares a statement for the next day.
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M.P
Canberra
Morrow
Tom
Sperler
Ibang
Chen
Radio Link With Alf Programmes Both Ways
Radio link with ALF outlines how Australia will broadcast in Palestine and provide a special Australian news service. The Australian Broadcasting Commission plans to use military and civilian stations to relay programs, with Cecil and Frank Muray in charge, and experts aboard for recording.
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ALF
Strang
Rues
Australia
Palestine
Austealia
Commeion
Tmr
Comer
Sigarsuon
Joverniment
Comener
Cary
Gapurn
Lawrence
Cecil
Prank Huey
Wlere Echuielans
Manana
Vitorane
Caplale
Cecil Ix
Commalesions
Cqlor
Frank Murey
Iver
VBC
Wey
Aualrati
Mr Moers
Alki
Palentline
Palentine
Eport
Australian D F C Award Recipients in WWI Report
Fragmented notice lists Australians awarded the D F C and mentions Royal Air Force and Commonwealth connections. It references recipients and events during wartime service with references to Germany, air operations, and homeward journeys. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Spreading Bomb Fire Hustealian Associated Pes
April reports from INDON claim German submarines spread incendiary bombs to fuel fires. Admiralty officials say the weapons were launched to spread flames, with several vessels damaged and crew deaths reported.
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Indon
Germatubmarines
Yesterany
Tondon
Galdwells
Brerets
Tony
Cp Hob. Haward
Lem
Trayere Bradman
Lot
Aighy
Taibot Ant Onake
Alundel
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TRHK
Mbayrna
Syanev
Couberra
Llena
Labour
A.I.F
Italy
Namses
Morvik
Allien
Vlimus
ANU
Inesher
al Osa
Tronddel
Anne
Ainley
Niles
Ives Batliamentary
Rium
Billy Schol
Ergards
Fourier Mail
Neud
Mary
Rema
Renee
Ceruatt
Tys Brio Ag
Melina
Panteaphowias
Dalton
Lolian Aubaandor
Tures and
Philosophien
Tana Ttoe
Bestin
Liliane
Vatican
Regio
Tinian
Shenge Munsalini
Euidance
Bertin Romie Axis
Eignor
Alfiertel
Seplares
Attolive
Tive Tiallan
Geenage S
Mhierbeataio
Ale
Minstey
Royal Air Force Hanes
Eure
Tie Vinns
Gudbensdals
Rares
Britain
Trent
Tengen Station
Hout
Lake Varia Snenann
Raton
Uravelling Torthwarde
Lilleba
Mur
Cols. Doamnd
D.F.C. BK
Willim
Henry
Edward Hn Iusteasian
Porenna
Busen
al Birean
Hd Stort
Eawates Phenec
Atiratlan
Altote
Fivine
Dereck Jack Tench
Sidney
Jetbourne
A. Adeiatdy
Jobart
Beale
Stroud
Plana
Steck Aeolian
Victor Rogers
Maxim Bellman
Bijou
Beyer
Lour
Queen St
Tomwommba
Rockhampton
Mackay
Townsville
Calews
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