Wharf Workers Told to Halt Unloading Perishables
In Sydney the Waterside Workers' Federation general secretary Mr J Healy announced instructions sent to the Brisbane branch ordering members to stop unloading perishable cargoes during the double dumps dispute. Healy said unloading perishables on ships was not approved while the dispute continued. The Brisbane branch secretary Mr E Englart said he had received no official advice to continue discharging perishables, while federation leaders urged a quick settlement of the strike and blamed the Brisbane point, with the federation prepared to handle wool stock consignments and reduce excess cargoes.
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Food Riots Break Out in Ruhr Across Germany
In May reports describe food riots and widespread arrests in the Ruhr region. German authorities struggle to quell crowds amid bread shortages and rising tensions as Allied authorities deploy telegraph warnings and security forces.
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Attack by meat strikers at Hamilton Cold Stores
An assault occurred when about 50 meat strikers invaded Hamilton Cold Stores. They beat 12 ex servicemen and farmers' sons, injuring Albert Lo 4 of Hemmant, who was hospitalized with concussion but not serious. Police intervened, and a man faced charges.
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Unclear fragment amid harbor strike scene
A damaged report depicts a confrontation at the docks where workers clash with a returned serviceman. A speaker claims a lecture on the wharf as police arrive and disperse the crowd, with bystanders and strikers evaluating the situation and the safety of those involved.
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Fragmentary plea on wall pinning incident description
A damaged fragment describes a confrontation with a man pinning someone to a wall with a broken object overhead. The police arrived and one person indicated the assailant before being taken away with officers.
Unions accused of backing raid on Cald Stores workers
The Queensland Cooperative Bacon Veneery Association chairman Jean Headly described the Cald Stores attack as premiditated and cowardly. He said a small number faced a large force, accusing unions of orchestrating the raid and urging government action to prevent reoccurrence.
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Stole £7000 in Japanese bank reported in New York
A garbled May 14 dispatch from New York reports a bank theft involving seven thousand pounds in Japan. The piece, attributed to Ane, contains numerous unreadable words and nonsensical phrases, obscuring the key details and the responsible parties.
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Strike Delays Medal Distribution Amid School Day Plans
In a disputed move the department planned to distribute medals for a school day event but delays persist. The state has pledged 170 000 medals with 80 000 already prepared and held by the court while negotiations continue. The Meat Union secretary Mr Av Neumann said no distribution tarry and the Premier Mr Hanlon vowed a peaceful solution.
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Britain faces meat shortages amid longshore strike
London dispatch reports disruptions as Australian waterside walkouts threaten meat imports. Observers warn of rising prices and possible shortages, while officials seek swift settlement to avert wider food supply impacts.
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Major Strike Plans Spark Dispute Across Industry
The report notes widespread unease over proposed major strike plans. Opposition leader Hersam and government officials face pressure as industrial reserves and production targets face strain. Public patience wears thin amid stalled negotiations and rising tensions in labor relations.
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Briton Captures Former Gestapo Escapee
A British operative recaptured a former Gestapo member after a harsh captivity era. The escaped prisoner who faced severe mistreatment was finally detained at a manor after a tense manhunt and pursuit by local authorities.
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Indian riots loom as police brace for clashes
From London to Delhi, protests threaten civil unrest as Hindu Muslim talks fail. Police deploy in riot gear with helmets and barbed wire while Britain considers declaring independence for India or handing power to a self styled constitutional plan.
Rail Thieves Kill Woman in Bombay-Poshewar Express
A Bombay to PoshewarExpress robbery ended with a woman killed as three men attacked passengers. The train halted at station after the assault, a doctor named Maney Joven Margaret treated injured aboard, and the attackers fled with items.
War Critics Probe Claims Japanese Atrocity Death Toll
A press report says a War Critics Investigation Committee told the War Ministry and Executive Yuan that Japan is responsible for 20 million deaths among Chinese people due to warfare and atrocities. The document frames the figure as the outcome of actual conflict and alleged atrocities.
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Miss Unity Rages Through London Zoo Citywide Interest
Paris style circus spectacle Miss Unity a large Tibetan panda like creature arrives at London Zoo triggering widespread fascination. Public attention centers on Lien Ho animation and diplomatic allusions while observers compare its presence to a rare, sensational exhibit.
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U S Plan on Pacific Bases Stirring Controversy London toan
The United States signals support for joining a general South Pacific defence pact to secure bases inland. British Foreign Secretary Bevin discusses Commonwealth limits, arbitration, and possible joint defence while Austra lia and New Zealand weigh their stance amid regional security fears.
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Chifley Salutes General In Tokyo Meeting With MacArthur
Australian Prime Minister John Chifley in Tokyo presented the Pacific Star to General Douglas MacArthur in a ceremony reflecting wartime bonds between Australia and the United States. MacArthur’s spokesman noted the recognition honors the common cause of Allied forces.
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Possible New War Medal Debate Emerges
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RAN Officers Plan Mine Sweep and Harbor Clearance
The RAN established shipping controls and began clearing northwest havens of minefields after the Bawanese surrender. Naval personnel would return to Australia or be reassigned to HALAS Tarunewa with a dredge harbor unit. An 86 rated officer would stay to supervise, while Australian troops evacuated. A small party would continue to render mines safe with sweepers.
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