Plans to Return Workers After Meat Strike Ends
Brisbane July 11 reaction to the meat strike end centers on getting men back to work. R Dixon and M Kearney, key figures in ending the strike, received congratulations. A metal trades mass meeting drew 30 attendees with no statement issued. Queensland industry expects normal operations within 10 to 14 days of lifting power restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
R. Dixon
M. Kearney
Queensland
Chamber of Manufactures
L. Poole
Labour practices in the Meat Industry hit by strike impact
Report notes measures after a yearlong labour dispute in meat factories. Government orders limited work against a backdrop of strikes. About 360 workers were employed prestrike with 100 non-unionists retained. arbitration talks began as union officials urged removal of new workers drawn into the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hase Dinmina
Srike
Seronghil Uismistsl
Mest Workers’ Union
My A . Neumann
Boovaliy
Col Ax
Neurenn
Towrsville Show Swatevelle Event Record
A fragmentary local item mentions Towrsville and various names and places with unclear actions. Readable bits reference Dollie End, Nallnasenrert, and Meaney among others in a festival context.
Nationalising Coal Seeks Wider Labour Support Across Regions
The article discusses ongoing government plans to nationalize coal and secure broader labour backing. It highlights comments by industry figures and political leaders on potential impacts, with mentions of potential price changes and regional responses amid a shifting energy policy landscape.
Meat Killing Season Extended Amid Queensland Dispute
In Canberra on July 1 the Minister for Commerce stating a meat killing extension was discussed amid the Queensland industrial dispute. He suggested the move aimed to maintain supply and acknowledged seasonal and strike-related tensions influencing the operation duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Wo Scully
Ube
Queensland
Jax
Quarryman Killed at Wicesere Flue Metal Quarry
Arman Chapman of Fairfield was killed and two other workers escaped serious injury in a rock fall at the Wicesere flue metal quarry. Chapman, age 30, was crushed by fallen material as he and two colleagues faced a collapsing face. The two survivors narrowly avoided death by running from the face as rocks struck nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Arman
Wicesere
Government to ratify recent provisions in new accord
London reports that the government plans to ratify a recent accord related to Pohah Provisions. Officials expect the measure to be implemented after ratification, with ministers expressing cautious optimism about the deal’s future impact and guidance for national actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Angie-Poleh Snandal
Arms uncovered in Palestine caches revealed in debate
A British parliamentary question by Mr Segal, a Jewish MP, inquired if government actions in Palestine could have caused distress. The government stated actions were necessary to complete an operation, acknowledging possible inconvenience but aiming to keep power in competent hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Mr. Segal
Palestine unrest and Zionist talks in Melbourne
Melbourne July 11 reports say Jewish groups back a proposed order amid British policy clashes on Palestine. Prominent figures attend ceremonies as Zionist leaders press for support and warn of holy war, while authorities discuss alleged illegal munitions and military sabotage linked to the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Vedere
Palestine
Eta
Australia
Melbourse
Lamar Lanes
Zionist — Federal of
New Zee
Crates Zisolet
New South Wales
Awas
Hail
Jewih Arme
Fall
Canada seeks seat on United Nations Security Council
New York July 10 A. A. P. Evatt and Gromyko led a clash as Canada applied for council seating without prior vetting amid debates on atomic energy. Gromyko urged vote while Evatt cited a San Francisco statement by Britain, China, Russia and the United States calling participation procedural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.A.P
V. Evatt
M. Gromarice
Security Council
Council
Malttary
Gromykorough
Este
Evatt
San Francisco
Britain
China
Russia
United States
Canada seeks permit for cable access as council debates
In a tense council session the board debated granting a permit for a cable service. Officials discussed potential access and the implications for Canadian interests. The discussion included standards, timelines, and the role of the commission in approving networks.
New York Debate on Britain's Loan and Palestine Open Debate
The July 1 dispatch reports U S loan and Palestine policy heatedly debated in Washington and the UN Security Council. Sir Alexander Cadogan and Evatt clash over the Charter while Canada seeks a seat. congestion and brief interruptions mar a crowded session.
Atomic Bomb Test Urges Caution and Evacuation Plans
Report discusses anticipated effects of an atomic test near Eniwetok and Bikini atolls with evacuations in place. Scientists warn of a water column up to 2500 feet high, massive radioactive spray, and ocean contamination risk. Admiral Blandy asserts no premature detonation risk and outlines timing for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eniwetok Te Land
Bikini Gime
Blandy
Industrial Output and WTU Conference Update
Industrial output details from London in early July show marginal gains while a separate note confirms the WTU conference proceeding in Moscow. The report highlights limited growth across sectors and outlines planned discussions among trade groups and officials in the Russian capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
WTU
Moscow
Referendum Debate Highlights Soviet Civilisation Claims
From Canberea on July 11 a visitor argued that Soviet civilisation offered unequal advantages in culture and recreation versus harsh industrial conditions. He noted Russia’s incentive system like piecework rewards and food rations, while acknowledging Russian workers still lagged Australian standards and many women worked in industry amid initial optimism fading to consensus over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muceta
Sivay
Auetralia
Ruste
Lin
Military leadership discusses long term U.S. force levels
Washington July 10 AP dispatch reports General Elvenhowse told the House Military Committee he sees only a limited chance to cut strength below 800000 in the next 15 to 20 years. General Bavenhawer urged prompt approval for regular army officers and implied costs for air and supporting forces, with rough figures of 409 00 and 400 000 cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.P
Elvenhowse
House
Bavenhawer
Pcomp
Aetna
Confused Dispatches Signal Turmoil in Security Talks
A garbled transmission from New York reports confusion over veto use and international voting issues. The piece mentions Dr Byatt and Dr Trysoe and hints at meetings of a governance body and a forthcoming session of the Security Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byatt
Trysoe Lneaking
New York
M._Cromrk
Gresch
San Francisco
argeTag
Senhor
Bevin proposes unified Germany plan for reparations
London July 10. Foreign Minister Bevin submits to the major powers a plan to treat Germany as a single economic unit. The scheme seeks orderly reparations, equitable distribution of indigenous resources, and surplus exports only as reparations if other zones run a balance of payments deficit, while preserving Byrnes long term treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ernest Bavin
Germany
Reuter
Paris
Bevin
James F. Byrnes
Bevin Defends Potsdam Costs and Allied Unity
British Foreign Secretary Bevin challenged Germany reparations and urged continued Big Four unity at Potsdam. He argued against unilateral surplus removal and warned Britain should not bear extra taxes, citing relative British and American expenditures and the need for reciprocal cooperation with Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Generaliss
Stalin
Potdam
Potsdam
Britain
Aris
Demand for demititratran lave of potadare agreement
New York July 10 The accusation that Worlers Powers failed to implement a demittsrimation pact triggers a furor. Reports log book trade show a peak of 600 million manufactured in the war period, with publishers debating declines and price trends while textbook publishers see a boom amid halted hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
M. Mosoley
Setin
New York
Muerwry
Aof
F. Petule la
Jaying
Austrian Parliament Resists Soviet Pressure and Uproar
An incoherent report notes Austria's parliament resisting a Soviet order amid Potsdam influences. It mentions Chancellor and Bevin, British and American positions on postwar asset seizures, and US General Clark signaling potential renunciations of German assets. The piece hints at diplomatic debate on industrial removal and equipment, with uncertainty over ownership and future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fup
Alld
Posse
Britain
Austria
Ruusia
America
Renest Bevin
Mark Clark
Fiat
Expulsion of Germans in Austria and Vienna clash
A Reuters dispatch from Vienna reports authorities expel Germans amid tensions in Austria. The piece notes moves to remove hundreds of thousands tied to recent unrest and mentions a French influence in the Beaty region as authorities enforce entries and closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordom
Wawa
Aed
Eays Reuters
Vienna
Wience
Betmann
Ruslan Zom
Austria
Beaty
Molotov backs central German oversight and Soviet council
Soviet foreign minister Molotov urged the immediate creation of central administrative bodies to govern Germany and opposed its dismemberment. He favored a Allied Soviet council for postwar stabilization and argued against German fragmentation, expressing Russia’s preference for a unified approach under Allied supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M. Drolatov
Pacis
Malotov
Rustie
Germany
Russia
iMolo-toy
Twit
Alnog
Mir Ernest Beek
Times Ndact
Paris
Wey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indus
Cezow
Salterneh Tegay
Sant Cena
Saert
Wren
Norial
Shout AO
Towrsville Show
Mats Mistira
PS Amendments
Socepte
Resavurst Murosen
Fragedy
Lennon
Severnmeet
Arrevie
Tomestone ‘Order
Fal
Inchilden
Exleasen
Derussiem
Jewuin Agency
Heen Eles
Laluim
Partition OF Palestine
Stew Nore Times
Amernbiy
Jones
Bo Palentse
Canada
ST OM Security Council
Dr. Evatt
Mt. Fren
Seliking
Yume
New Bork Times
Paul Fitzpatrick
New Yorker
Democratic Site
New Yorkie
Celier
Democrat
Frompt Paseage
Guardia
Congressional Senate
Alexander Cadogan
San Franco
Senhor Najere
M. Gromyko
Aleasander Catogsa
Bow Inne
Genval MacNaushion
Ing Canmiig
Bromykas
M Gramyka Anid
Fadebal
Canberea
U.S
Amasados
DE Evatt
Ruane
Raruter
Tury
Mets
Armvsckts Touzaman Omleae
Dig
Br Bevin
Cormaag
Nr Bevin
Rinaalar
U.S. Book Productio
Suarf Elump
Lment
Mr. Benn
M-Mclotoy
Eluckdale
Euien
Gepoes
Utah
Cnn
Agoor Malety
Caamron
AAP
Joexie Garmazy
Tnease
Glaagow
Cally
Daly
Odanany
Berta Weer UK
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!