Orders of coal industry tribunal invalid
Melbourne report says all Coal Industry Tribunal orders except basic wage standard hours and annual leave have been invalid since 1947. Dr H V Evatt contends in Arbitration Court that Miners Federation officials refusal to obey the no stop work order cannot breach the law. Officials named Idris Williams William Parkin son and George Grant. Commonwealth alleges their one day a week stoppage breached a court undertaking from 1949. Adjournment until Monday.
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Coal Industry Tribunal
H. V. Evatt
Arbitration Court
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Miners’ Federation
Idris Williams
William Parkinson
George Grant
Commonwealth
Extra Army Radio Equipment Sent to Fire Area Brisbane
Fragmented OCR reads like a military supply note about radio gear and equipment destined for a fire area near Brisbane. It mentions shipments and related logistical phrases, though text is garbled and some lines are unreadable. The readable portions indicate a dispatch of radio equipment to support operations in a specific area. The overall fragmentary item resembles an internal supply record or field note.
Police Officers Dismissal Shrouded by Union Tensions
The Police Union secretaries and officials discuss dismissal amid internal strife. The acting commissioner and cabinet figures weigh in on the case, with statements suggesting procedural hearings and potential impact on officers under review. The controversy centers on a campaign within precinct leadership and union oversight.
Ship Loses Bow In Storm Near Tokyo
A storm wrecked a passenger ship about 390 miles from the coast as three crew members died. The remaining crew were unable to save the vessel and sent distress signals. Rescue efforts continued as weather conditions eased.
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Tokio
Fen
Reuter
Aina
Soday Chat
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Tost
Enew
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Russian note to US on war criminals release action
A Russian note delivered to the United States and other members of the Allied Council asserts that the US response to the November 8 note criticized General MacArthur. It accuses the US of supporting his actions and failing to enforce trials and punishments for war criminals including General MacArthur and Sigemitsu. The note argues these actions threaten international peace.
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Mackay Power House Dispute Staff Vindicated
Mackay Feb 16 The Mackay power dispute surrounding the plant's management ends with staff vindication. Witnesses and officials supported the workers amid allegations of looting and irregular conduct, while an engineer manager’s testimony questioned by opponents was also reviewed as part of the inquiry.
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Hobart Transport System Meeting in Canberra
Canberra February 11. Commonwealth Transport Board meeting in Hobart topics include transport systems, national security resources, and actions to improve freight movement. State and federal officials, including GM Leary, will hear from associated bodies.
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Banditry in Singapore Prompts Extended State of Emergency
Fragmentary report notes widespread banditry in Singapore with authorities maintaining a state of emergency. References to Palana heading to Singapore and unclear names such as Fob and Hueuwere Mas appear in the text, but details are obscured byOCR errors. The article hints at security measures continuing and regional unrest.
Queensland Tobacco Production Under Irrigation Strain
Brisbane reports on tobacco production in Queensland with forecasts for 1961. Chairman E. Sherk notes potential output near ten million pounds and a 90 percent rise if conditions improve. Wet weather and irrigation limits affect yields, while planned shipments and regional totals are detailed for Mareeba and Brisbane periods through October.
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Miners Plan Prolonged Stopage Across Capitals
In Sydney and other capitals miners prepare for a long stoppage. Leaders call for unions to fund protests and dispatch speakers to explain the case. They seek representatives on a central committee to liaise with government and employers over costs and policy.
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Offerte
Ares
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Australian bowlers dominate Shield match at Melbourne
In Melbourne the Wes Australians led by Price and Puckett attacked, with Bateman and Monti contributing as a cautious stand built to 138 all out after a sawdust of early fall. Haswett McDonald Laxton Ring Langdon Iverson and Quiridge were among bowlers who kept the visitors in check. Nell Harvey endured a rough time as the home attack pressed for a win in 125 minutes.
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Lascuna En McDonald
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Err Quiridge
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Australian Troops Fight Cramped Front in Korea
Australian troops joined British and American units on the central Korean front near Chipyong and Yoju as heavy attacks pressed the Communists left flank. The English and Scottish units engaged a Chinese regiment while a Chinese battalion moved to strike the Australians as they helped cover an American armoured column advancing north.
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Chipyong
New Zealand
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Massing New Armies Near On-Again Front
Chinese forces conduct large troop buildups north of Wonju and near Chipyang, with estimates of about 30,408 men at one point and 60,000 in another group. American task force and French garrison relief operations reported, as Colonel Paul Premus described aggressive engagements and bayonet charges against advancing Communist battalions near Chipyong.
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South Australia vs New South Wales at Sydney Ground
In a Cape Australian match at the Sydney Cricket Ground South Australia were all out for 207 as Cramie Hole and Keith Miller impressed with the bat before retirement hurt. New South Wales trailed at 80 with Johns out for 80, Rew Bout Wainy claimed a wicket for 32 at stumps while the overall report blends with distant World War II era dispatches describing Chinese forces and Allied actions around Seoul and Beoul.
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Red Johns
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Trons Workers Revolt Over Organiser Appointments
Distrust grows among Tron workers as appointments of organisers trigger a revolt. Amid protests, the Communists claim a push for formal peace talks while workers demand fair nomination rights and oversight from regional controllers.
New Assignments to Macknade Announced in Ingham
February reports indicate new postings for Macknade staff in the Breameedows area to supply Backnede operations. Prices board notes sugar futures rising to 49.00 per ton as deliveries await.
Dutch Leader Torio Reported Killed in Korea Clash
United Press recounts a February 12 night combat near Korea where Dutch leader Torio Lewe-Cstunel den Duden was killed by Chinese forces. Reports describe Chinese prisoners shot as retaliation, with heavy fighting and Chinese mortars in nearby hills.
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Chinese Reds Defended by India's Delegate at the United Nations
India's chief delegate Sir Benegal Rau defended the Chinese Reds at the United Nations, outlining the Soviet bloc stance amid global tensions. The report highlights his remarks and the broader East Asia crisis context affecting diplomatic moves in New York.
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India
Army Plans In Europe Emphasize Allied Strength
General Marshall and General Eisenhower testified on American ground forces for Europe. They argued that sending divisions boosts Western Europe defense, while stressing the need for united Allied support and freedom of action for coalition partners amid Soviet pressure.
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Ambiguous Shipping Ban Described In Fragmented Report
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a shipping board issue involving tampering and payments. It mentions dire financials, a missing grid, and unspecified figures, with notes about fuel, insurance, and a roster impacting operations. The text is incoherent and names are unclear.
No British Cars for Australia
Fragmentary text discusses an import ban or policy related to British cars in Australia. Mentions London, fees, and manufacturing doubts, with unclear phrases about government action and a likely economic or trade restriction. No concrete dates or named organizations clearly established in readable lines.
Opposition Censure Motion Fails in London
In London on February 15, Winston Churchill led a censure motion criticizing the Labour Government for mismanagement in civil, domestic, and military affairs. The motion failed by a substantial margin. Churchill argued that wartime weapons were dispersed postwar and suggested longer conscription could have strengthened defense.
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Britain Must Send No Atomic Force Says Churchill
A fragmentary report cites Mr Churchill arguing Britain should not build or deploy atomic bombs during wartime, stressing reliance on ally support and U S reassurances. He contends Britain could not produce bombs and warns Soviet pressure via East Asia. Attlee counters the idea, noting development would occur beyond Britain.
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Enlistment Rules For New Australians In World War II Era
A fragmented wartime note explains enlistment limits for Australians seeking entry to the Royal Australian Navy and Army. It discusses eligibility of those who previously served with British or Allied forces, residence rules, and potential requalification for Australian service based on prior war service.
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Stock Exchange Turmoil Amid War Price Fluctuations
Brisbane reports volatile stock trading as U S and British governments back the Subpot Kinertala contract. Prices swing with market uncertainty, brokers note delayed quotes and interrupted calls. Observers compare current levels to December 1940, with King Halond Benewitte shares showing notable movement.
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High Court Wool Case Details From Melbourne Pursuit
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a high court wool case in Melbourne with references to taxation, government departments, and a formal hearing. Names and exact charges are obscured by errors, but the text cites the Australian Primary Parliament Union and parties involved in a tax related matter. Hearings are noted as occurring on a date near February.
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