Coal Tribunal imposes penalties on miners for strike incitement
Sydney January 26 The Coal Industry Tribunal led by Mr F Gallagher orders penalties against members and officials of the Miners Federation for inciting a strike against its December 20 award. Fines reach £100 or six months jail. weekly strikes warned utterly wrong and unsocial. risk losing award benefits. Miners Federation president calls the order tyrannical and vows actions. Commonwealth Attorney General and joint coal board back the move, with government promising enforcement.
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Mt Lamington Eruption Threatens Port Moresby Coast
Reported by Australian Special Representative Yetfrey J. Senith, the Mt Lamington eruption near Port Moresby sent ash, steam, and lava over the area. Evacuation evacuations from Lae and Manus Island group began as experts warned of a potentially devastating blast. A Qantas relief flight evacuated passengers and essential supplies as military and civilian teams coordinate further relief and safety measures.
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Power Without Glory Author Faces Defamation Ruling
An Australian court issues a reserved decision concerning an adultery defamation case linked to the Melbourne author of Power Without Glory. The judge rules that defamation was alleged and the proceedings covered alleged misuse of character, with implications for public reputations and civil liability.
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Avalanche Toll Mounts Across Alps In Cold Wave
Weather across Europe worsened as heavy snow avalanches feared to have killed or left missing about 280 people. Victims include residents of Austria Switzerland and nearby regions as Alpine communities mourn and brace for further slides amid freezing conditions.
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Government talks reveal ministers and cabinet session
Commonwealth ministers and state ministers gathered for talks on civil government issues. Eight Commonwealth Ministers attended the discussions as the State Cabinet met briefly for about 20 minutes.
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All Out Attack on Batsmen at Stoney
Victorian innings faced tough bowling as Miller and Lindwall dominated. NSW fielded tight attacks delaying Victoria’s progress to 147 runs at stumps on day one, with key dismissals including Hassett and Johnston and a controversial over.
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Political Debate Over Korea and United Nations Role
A transcript notes Sir Gladwyn J. Jebb and others debating how to handle the Korean crisis including British and United Nations positions. The dialogue covers responses to Chinese Communist representation, potential military actions, and the risk of escalation versus seeking a negotiated peace under the UN framework.
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Vivid lightning at Mossman causes local outages
Jan 28 Mossman reports a vivid lightning incident striking near Basres retreat and a tree. A electric wave frightened Mrs Mullaver preparing a meal as sparks and heat disabled an oven switch and caused minor damage to a scatter surface. The event disrupted four minor power efforts and left several lights out.
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British Attitude Toward Communist China Outlined
British officials outline policy toward Communist China amid tensions at Lake Success. The report notes cautious positions and the need for further discussion before any government actions. Names and exact phrases are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece centers on strategic stance and diplomatic steps.
Troops to Europe policy debate in Congress
Fragmented draft text shows a January 25 AAP note arguing that sending troops to Europe is a calculated risk with some chance of success. It cites admiration for Allied defense plans, notes European will to resist, and references the Allied Pact members, while describing cautious study by the General and concerns over strategy.
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British sentry convicted in court martial amid slayings
A British Army court martial found Major J. M. Small and Robert Parfhemh Nasound guilty of manslaughter in the November 30 incident that led to the death of a Korean teacher and others. The panel sentenced 10 years' imprisonment. defence claimed the actions were justified under orders and amid volatile conditions. The verdict awaits confirmation.
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Governor General urges Australians to unite for future heritage
The Governor-General calls all Australians to reflect on the nation’s heritage and duties. He praises those who built the Australian Commonwealth and unity in facing past perils. He emphasizes collective responsibility to preserve and contribute to a strong future.
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Reliance on Atom Bomb Debate Shapes U S Peace Move
New York January 35 AAP David Lilienthal head of the U S Atomic Energy Commission argues in Collier's Magazine that the United States cannot rely on the atomic bomb as the sole means of defense. He warns the bomb should not mislead the public and urges a practical path to peace through reduced armament and stronger defenses.
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Control of Polio Nears a Working Vaccine
New York January 25 reports say progress toward a preventive polio vaccine is advancing. National Infantile Paralysis Foundation officials cite research supporting weakened virus strains and targeted antibody protection, with Dr O Connor noting focus on safer inactivated forms and antibody groups to classify poliovirus types while pursuing broader immunity.
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Penicillin Dropped by Parachute to Flood-bound Hospital
Sixty million units of penicillin were flown from Townsville to flood-bound Richmond to aid hospital surgical patients. An R.A.A.F. Lincoln bomber of No 10 Squadron prepared the drop at Garbutt airport, delivering the drug chilled and ready for use by the medical staff.
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Railways Washed Out In Western Floods
Western flood pelts the rail lines from Hugh tdon to Julia Cree Was Sutsom and stretches the all way line damage severe. Over three miles of track near West MF Manieelton are washed out. Flood waters run high in places, with Maxwelton reporting steady but rising conditions. The line was cut for several days and officials say trains may not reach Richmond from the east until later.
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Archbishop Durig Injured In Car Crash I South Seas Storm
Archishop Durig is seriously injured after a car smash in flooding conditions. Reports say flooding and heavy rain disrupted Brisbane and Enoggera Creek areas. Police search for a body seen in floodwaters near Enoggera Creek as Queensland and Canberra coordinate aid and flood response.
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