Deadlock in Victorian tramway strike persists
Melbourne January 6 efforts to settle the tramway strike ended in a deadlock. An Australian Railway Union official accepted assurances from the Railway Commissioner at a conference. A compulsory conference before the Chief Hands was proposed to resume work on the 40 hour six day rosters, but both sides remained adamant. The dispute will go before the Tramways Commissioner Mr A Blackburn in Adelaide to hear the case.
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Melbourne
Pealth Sherpenesil
A.R.U. Offi- Gala
Poh Adap Ar Np
Goa
Tremway Board
Ades
Ee Antes
Tramways
A. Blackburn
Adelaide
Union Support Across Sectors Demanded for Five Day Week
Representatives of AU and ARU greet the Compiatonert and seek support for a five day work week. They push for arbitration court action and insist on stricter hours for hunters and railway services. Authorities prepare tentative plans and call for collective service reviews with regional executives.
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de Munde
BP Srl
Tase Wigualmmer
Unemployment Benefit Figures Revealed
Unclear OCR text references unemployment benefit figures through SRA data. The fragment mentions figures and a table or report but provides no concrete names, dates, institutions, or locations to state specifics.
Station Homesteads Marooned
Tamworth report discusses a stranded community, detailing hardships faced by residents and efforts to secure aid and resources amid isolation. Local figures and agencies are mentioned in connection with emergency response plans and ongoing recovery work.
Torres Strait Urged Torres Strait Urged Ships Return
Campaign launches as a political note urges ships returning to England to aid a revived effort. The fragmentary copy mentions Mr. Siren and Pend Lane officials and hints at a broader appeal to extend support, with unclear references to ore lines and dates.
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J. Siren
Bt Coud
Postponement of U N debate on Rasemie question
Reports say the U N debate on Rasemie is delayed as Pakistan and India pull back. Sir Zafrullah Khan will not reach New York in time as Burmese independence events unfold. The American Associated Press correspondent notes that Fehel ileamir forces have besieged Jammu and cut the Tammusire road to starve Indian forces. Kashmir reports claim Indian positions around a valley remain under pressure with aerial drops in the last two days.
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India
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Zafrullah
Khan
New York
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Jamu
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Jammu
Geneva Agreement Canberra Delays Trade Balances Debate
Australia’s parliament plans to resume next month to address the Geneva agreement on trade. Officials say the provisional six month acceptance by Australia must manage balance of payments and reduce dollar expenditure in the US. The agreement would curb imports of British goods and restrict overall imports even if it benefits Australian balance.
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Canberra
Associated Chambers of Manufactures
Me. L
America
Austalia
Australia
Food Conservation Program Details Rumored Changes
The government proposed eggless Thursdays while Meatless Tuesdays would continue amid public indifference and non cooperation by smaller restaurants. Reports say New York Chicago and Philadelphia eateries later dropped Meatless Tuesdays.
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Washington
Jamce Stillwell
Europe
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Heavy damages claim in Wilmington legal notice
Fragmentary OCR note reports a heavy damages claim in Wilmington with garbled names and dates. It mentions Deaware and a featherweight sharpening topic, unclear overall action, and lacks readable parties or specific court details.
Ansett Airways to Compete in Brisbane Service
Sydney service to Brisbane announced by Director-General Civil Aviation Air Marshal R Williams as Ansett Airways enters the market. The move puts Ansett against TransAustralia Airlines and Australian National Airways. Ansett declined to state whether fares would match rivals as executives await regulatory decisions.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Civil Aviation
R. Williams
TransAustralia Airlines
Australian National Airways
Ansett Airways
R. Hughes
Ansett
Non-Payment of Route Fees Sparks Departmental Protest
The Cle Aviston Department faced protests from about twenty workers over Australian Ma. The department claims AA failed to pay route fees and plans to cease future payments. Estimated annual department losses reach £30000 as government owes TA A.
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Cle Aviston
Exiled King Michel Returns to Lausanne Amid Abduction Talk
Reuters from Copenhagen reports King Michel of Burma has arrived and will announce abdication plans tomorrow. Princess Anne, after a call from Lausanne, asked if Hynok is wonderful as Michael rides with Queen Helen to a hotel. Michael’s party, with few personal belongings, left behind several wagons and wines, as supporters praise him highly.
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Eas
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Burmanis
Reuter
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Anne
Micha
Lausanne
Hynok
United Press
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Aosts
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Michel
Helen
Laussnoe
Copenhagen
Michaal
Mchoal
Terrible Conditions Of P O W Camps
Fragmented OCR describes cruel conditions in prisoner of war camps with garbled names and references to Dutch communities and naval figures. The legible pieces point to wartime distress reports and accusations of mistreatment, but specifics are unreadable.
Too Denies Knowledge of Impending Pearl Harbor Attack
General testified before the International Military Tribunal in Rio about December 1941 plans and the anticipated Pearl Harbor strike. He asserted others were informed and that ordinary military channels noted a looming maritime assault. Core figures referenced include army and naval leaders, with no admissions of prior forewarning by the general.
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Rio
A.ap.reuter
International Military Tribunal
Clearing Konitza Rebels Near Boras Bridge
Amid confusion from the rebels evacuating the Boras Bridge near Alhatti, government forces push to clear the area. Athens pledges aid via Mr Dwight Grtewelt to provide support worth resources to strengthen the Greek army.
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Boras Bridge
Eonitea
Luter
Carcepganen
m_ Athen
Dwight
American congress not to vote action note
Semmier Vandenberg stated in a letter to the Secretary of Glake, General Marshall, that he made these points, clarifying the position on congressional voting. The communication outlines the stance and context of the issue under discussion.
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Semmier Vandenberg
Glake
General Marshall
New York Labor Delegations Refunding Fight
In New York on January 3 the executive board of the state branch of the Compes of n eee Deeiations Sen eente ert Sd me refunded to Sak in the name of Labour. It would be an antic Labour locket which would SOW clear the chances of a Republican vasery.
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New York
Tos
New York State
Compes
War graves misused in Singapore after liberation
Reuters reports in Singapore that ex prisoners and war graves at a cemetery are being neglected. Wind and weather threaten tombs as care by authorities lags, with fears of graves desecration and poor maintenance fueling calls to hand over cemetery upkeep to Australian authorities.
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Briann
Som
Laine
Veglect
Bip
Sare
Erosa Graves
Athe
Besten
Pry
Sensraer
Claims To Possible Antarctic Area Attributed To Expedition Leader
Fragmentary OCR mentions claims to an Antarctic area linked to an expedition, with reference to a commander and group leader. Details are unclear, but appears to discuss territorial assertions and government stance regarding the expedition.
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Antarctic
Camerea
South
Australia
Capbeto
Simphell
Federal Labour official comments on ex-servicemen
Melbourne jun The federal minister for labor E J Holloway commented on a sentiment in the ex-servicemen movement as reported by the official State branch journal Buflu regarding government policy and service veterans. He criticized the extreme statement as not representing the Labour government or its handling of ex-servicemen.
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Melbourne
Federsl
E. J. Holievray
Bbufu
Holloway
Erdler
Australis
Off the Course Betting Favored by New Zealand Gaming Commission
Wellington January six AAP Router notes discuss off the course betting and its impact. The commission cites concerns that organizers could influence outcomes if livelihoods depend on sporting results.
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N.Z. Gaming Commission
Commission Proposes Telegraph Betting System for Totalisator
The commission backs authorizing racing and trotting bodies to set up a telegraphic betting totalisator scheme with safeguards to avoid betting excess. It urges doubles betting, broadcasting limits, and publication of dividends while condemning direct personal gains ads and tipping on air.
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Ian
Ate
GS Warturton
Hydney Hun
Divergent Views on Dance Treaty Discussed by Council
Amid a heated council session, members debated the proposed treaty affecting international cultural exchanges. Officials weighed potential benefits and risks while stakeholders urged swift approval to foster collaboration.
Ministers debate US China Russian talks and veto power
United States officials discuss a potential compromise in Washington on Far Eastern affairs. The plan envisions major powers China, Russia, and Britain retaining veto rights while others influence the pacific settlement, amid questions of approval and interpretation at the State Department.
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Peer Seni
United States
Deng Studies
Washington
Basie
Interpretarion
Ff Franing
United Kingdom
China
Wid Rusale
Cancellation of Petrol Licence in Melbourne
The Fuel Board after a hearing suspended the licence of a Melbourne service provider. The board found noncompliance and decided to cancel the petrol licence pending further action.
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Summy
St. Rigs Servation
Melbourne
Obituary Notice Senesces From Illness and Time
An obituary notes the passing of a local figure after a long illness. The deceased was known for community service and dedication. Friends and relatives grieve as tributes emphasize a life spent helping others and supporting local institutions.
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