Weakening of Meat Strikers Seen as 50 Apply for Jobs
Brisbane June 11. Fifty Meat Industry Employees' Union members applied for work at Zillmere bacon factory marking the first signs the strike is easing. The plant is approaching full capacity as returning soldiers and staff men fill roles. Police stood by with no incidents. Union officials later visited and workers continued. Other plants Willowburn Dobey Murarrie report most departments operating while production set to exceed prior totals.
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Brisbane
Meat Industry Employees’ Union
Zillmere Bacon Factory
E. Coneybeer
Coneyheer
B Con
Willowburn
Dobey
Murarrie
Theatre Royal
Ube Des Bled
Alleres Union
Railwaymen Prepare Widespread Stop-Work Meeting
Railway workers across regions plan a mass stop-work meeting amid ongoing wage and conditions protests. Union leaders urge solidarity, with calls for a national joint action and potential coordinated stoppages affecting coal and rail sectors.
Trial of Mikhailovich Seen By 100 Agencies In Oslo
The trial of Mikhailovich opened with heavy security and large media presence as judges, prosecutors, and 38 examiners prepared formal indictments. Delegates from Jugoslav autonomous regions observed. interpreters translated evidence into English while accusations linked Mikhailovich to collaboration with Germans and Quisling Serbia and to war crimes and extermination policies.
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Sidhullovich
Deter Atorneys
Wii Mikhailovich
Allo
Jugaslavian
Autonomouc
Russan
Fiepen Potr
Aber Jugoslav
Mikhailovich
Quisling
Serbia
Tommys
British Labour debate at Bourrter conference in London
A fragmented report notes one of the Labour Martyr conference debates in London. Proclaimed critics of foreign policy are to be answered by Bevin amid Socialist doctrines and ambassadors. The sparse text hints at Bevin's response and the conference dynamics.
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London
Bourrter
CS Jewoe
New Yorkerald Tribus
Msg
Mepien Wise
American Jewah Unigres
Sored
Pyeny
Grand Sige
France
Sera
Hiller
Grabbelt
Goering
Council of Foreign Sminieers
Damascus
Mneascus
Desea
Baghdad
Cairo
Reorganising Washington Senate Budget Cuts and Raises
The Senate plans reorganising congressional salaries raising pay to 15000 dollars a year while reducing committee assignments. earlier proposed salaries and com mittee seats are debated. The measure targets Bennie's precinct and trims Senate committee loads from 33 to 15, limiting seniority to membership only.
Germans in Spain head for Germany aboard Marine liner
AAP dispatch from London reports 342 Germans departed from Bilbao to return to Germany on the liner Marine. The group included 72 soldiers and several Cuban agents who operated in Spain after France fell, along with college teachers and others.
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London
AAP
United
Ates
Marine
Perch
Mid Rau Lorie
Madrid
Spain
France
Busmnessinet
Cost to Australia of War for Eleven Months
The budget analysis notes the wartime cost to Australia for eleven months, detailing expenditures and revenue changes. It cites an estimated budget figure around 1585 mines and references service payments and adjustments made during ongoing hostilities. The report emphasizes that the budget was prepared while the war was in progress and includes noted references to coal and military supplies.
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Australia
Canmerma
Emisse Rau
Samal
Liek EL Anil
Senina
New Order Issued Amid Political Turmoil in Republic
Fragmentary report notes a War Minister directing the army to stay out of pallies and uphold a tradition of Republican political activity. Mentions Senhor Montelimurd and a Dew the penerel eal, with unclear phrases surrounding the motion and Tibet context.
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Senhor Monishohee
Upg
Senhor Montelimurd Ue
Tibet
Peter Senbor
Referendum Result in Rome Faces Supreme Court Rulings
Official proclamation from London reports Rome tabulations showing 12,072,767 in favor of a Republic and 10,688,905 for the Monarchy. The Supreme Court plans to rule later on petitions alleging voting irregularities, with an unusual outcome defying expectations.
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London
A.ap
Associated Presa
Rome
Walt
British Referendum Clash Shifts to Cabinet Decree Plan
In London the Daily Telegraph cites a Reuters report on a constitutional clash over a tally in Congress and potential cabinet decree. The Chamber of Princes signals a special committee to decide union matters, while the Nawab of Bhopal notes a separate panel to handle inter-state and Canada related concerns.
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Daily Telegraph
Correspondamte Biome
Pramiar
Renaliss Ming Hhat
Reuters
Rae Mye
Ube Tallan
de Gaapert
Alomdon
Chamber of Princes
Belin
Preis Sarta Bay
Bhopal
Chanilor
Satiliow
Late King of Siam Lying in State in Bangkok Hall
Bangkok June 10 The sole king of Siam Ananda Mahidol lies in state in the Duatt Hall of Kings as the nation mourns his death. The government decrees a period of mourning while officials and royal staff prepare for ceremonies and a dignified transition amid unrest over monarchy limits and palace tensions.
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Ing Ananda
Duatt
Sia
Bingafore
Dase
AAP
Malcolm Sei
Shanese Royal Express
Sethak
Siam
Baegeok Sayy Tat
Bengkok Aye Teat
Ananda Mahidol
Fries Stas Sre
Oppose British Flan Inspires Ambiguous Reader Notes
Amritsar report centers on a cryptic protest phrase regarding British policy and local sentiment. The fragment mentions a fathering action and a call for action tied to merit, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms. The piece reads like a stray OCR capture with limited readable facts and no identifiable events or persons.
International Conference Workers Proposals on Bretton Woods
New York June 19 AAP report from Scale describes the International Conference Workers with the Bretton Woods proposal. Captain Dougise Smith Yeunsal and other delegates spoke at the plenary urging an international shipping solidarity unit and stronger world trade oversight. Charles Jaman Brule led the resolution introduction, highlighting workers' interests in global economic coordination.
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New York
American Associated Press
Bes
Mariunw
Bretton ‘Woods
Dougise Smith Yeunsal
Iren
Zn Aioeers
Enuncer
Isere’ Union
Plenery See
Sion
Charles Jaman
Cometlike Tale From London Mired in Fragmentary Notes
Fragmentary OCR from a London page hints at a story involving an Arab person and a son, mentioning a wadi and a Saeltetntione. Details are unclear, but the text suggests a personal tragedy or inquiry rooted in a desert setting. Further readable segments needed for clearer entities or events.
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London
Wadi
Asa
Nazis Exposed Dutch Evidence Handling by Seyss Inquart
Court records recount Nazi use of Dutch evidence during Seyss Inquart era. Officials claim thousands faced death sentences while claims of interference shielded others. Prosecution cites 4000 victims connected to Dutch actions. defense argues legality of wartime measures.
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Farors
Seyss Inquart
Hitler "Messiah" cult spreads to Austria
In Austrian regions under British control RAF night flights observe signs of a growing Hitler inspired movement. British infantry patrols surveyed alpine areas and reported swastika like markings, suggesting the spread of the phenomenon from Germany into Austria during postwar occupation.
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Hitler
Austria
Eleite
R.A.F
Germany
Russian Ambassador Protest Highlights World War II Echoes
The article describes a complex protest by the Russian ambassador referencing ceremonies linked to former Hitler supporters. It notes British actions against fascists, Allied and Soviet positions, and mentions Norwegian relief efforts, food aid, and a French political landscape with parties and parliamentary debates affecting prices and governance.
Montgomery Back in Egypt After Western Desert Tour
Monty Montgomery arrives in Cairo after circling Benghazi and Tobruk and pressing toward El Alamein, his first Western Desert visit. Churchill plans a meeting to confirm the campaign's progress as Wingate’s departure from Cairn is noted and evacuation policies unfold.
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Cairo
Jone 10
AAP
Montgomery
Benghast
Smd
Tobruk
Fcror
el Alamein
Maribel Montgomery
Palestine
iSidiy
Paatas
Reailer
Mystery Mufti Surveillance in Franc y London
Fragments describe a supposed mufti contact at the French Foreign Office and suspicions of plans tied to Damascus. Report mentions M Bidault, Duff Cooper, and ongoing inquiries from Britain, with references to Jewish figures and a wartime context amid disarray in Paris and Damascus.
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Farin
M. Bidault
Ube
France
Cyprus and Crete in Middle East strategy examined
Fragmentary report discusses Cyprus, Crete, and Mediterranean power plays. References to British and Turkish roles, garrison after Crete, and shifts in regional control amid wartime tension. Mentions Cyprus retirees and displacement, Paphos and Kyreni mentioned as local points.
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