WHY NEWCASTLE CLOSED Factory talks on Broken Hill steel stop
The director board of Broken Hill Proprietary Limited announced closure of the Femcastie Steel Works at Newcastle due to inability to restart under current wage and coal price conditions. High coal and imported material costs and lack of wage reductions compared with Britain and America prevented feasible restart. about 5000 workers affected as production ceased after extended pressure.
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Femcastie Steel Works
Broken Hill Proprietary Limited
BA Melbourne
Jave M4
Broken Mil Bro
Mpany. Limited
Stoworta
Newcastle
Mawatl
Elomure
Sedera
America
Ktaim
Eng
Australia
Thie
England
Irom and Steel Infantry
United States
Darwin Conditions Chinese and Japanese Control
Fragmentary report from Perth dated June 14 describes Chinese and Japanese influence over Darwin conditions. Names such as Stubba MLA and Bet appear amid garbled phrases about control, employment, and cattle movements. reliability is low and many terms are unclear. The piece hints at political influence and local economic activity but lacks coherent facts.
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Perth
Siney
Stubba
Daria
Bet
Suhersei
Mater
Ovina
13 Men Shot Dead in North Wipperary Fight
London report says thirteen men killed and two wounded in fierce fighting in North Wipperary. Several houses looted or burned as ex policemen retreat under threat of death. Mr Green, Farmers' Candidate at Rathcormac, attacked by machine gun violence before removal by motorcar.
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North Wipperary
London
Suny
Nori
Honce
Green
Rathcormac
Ats
Nnh
Pes
Ford
Canally
Austin Eembroidery
Manchester
Cieetsen Css
Prices Rise in Currency Crash Amid June Vienna Report
A June Vienna note reports the kroner collapse causing May price spikes for menthea and other goods, with tram and taxi fares near pre war levels. It mentions an earthquake impact and potential effects on social and allied relations as Germany faces turmoil.
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Vienna
Menthea
S. le
Germany
Incomplete Interpellation Reflections On Continental Peace
During an interpellation session, policy discussions reveal tension between French and British interests. The speaker argues that war would imperil global peace, noting Britain’s aim to preserve continental balance while cautiously supporting key powers.
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Beachanel
Veincare
M. Detchanel
Britain
TRUE'S REPRIEVE REPLY BY MR SHORTT FOR JUNE 14
The text references a reprieve and a request to the House of Commons by Mr Shortt dated June 14. It notes delays or procedures in the legal process prior to a potential execution. It mentions an appeal to the Antal Court and a recognized verdict or decision shaping the outcome.
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Lannon
Hone of Commons
Shortt
Fe Antal Court
Wniek
Labor Seized by Extremists Report From Rockhampton
A June 14 meeting in Rockhampton reports claim extremists have captured the Labor movement. The text describes Labor daily subscription flows and unionist pressure to fund causes, with references to religious newspapers and contested ballots amid political tension.
A Sad Home-Coming of Sir Ross Smith Remains
In Melbourne on June 14 the Largs Bay arrived with the bodies of Sir Ross Smith and Lieut. Dennett. The coffin lay in the centre of St Peter's Cathedral covered by an ensign with the cap and gloves placed nearby. A lying in state attracted thousands as the public filed past. the ceremony marked a unique Anglican Cathedral event.
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Melbourne
Largs Bay
Rows ‘Smith
Liew Dennett
Si. Peter's
Ross Smith
Smith
Anglican
Beet Wade
Immigrants Arrive Under Barwell Scheme In Melbourne Reports
Melbourne reports on June 14 about South Australia bound immigrants under Mr Barwell’s plan. Hundreds from England arrive to work for fees of one to eighteen pounds. Committee oversight and welfare concerns spark debate in Renmark district council as councillors clash over the program and the fate of the boys involved.
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Melbourne
South Australia
England
Mr. Barwell
Jejalde
T.elreutar
Sta
P Harnel
Renmark
Brand
Acheme
Bayr
Couneliion Gibbons
Darwin Works Negotiations for Reopening Meat Works
Melbourne reports negotiations to reopen Darwin meat works. Sir Phillip Proctor and Mr Conacher, General Manager, met Senator Peace to discuss settlement terms. The minister is prepared to grant certain concessions tied to the Northern Territory policy being considered by the Cabinet.
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Melbourne
Phillip Proctor
Conacher
Win
Peace
Rest of the News Item Summary Amid Turmoil
The article fragment notes a fire at Ulster Linen Manufacturing Co and mentions Mipewich defeating Maorie by 20 and absent votes still being counted in Hobary. It also references Justice Powers reducing a basic weekly wage in the rubber industry to 8/0 per week. Disjointed phrases suggest disrupted reporting and unresolved election counts.
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Pithy
Sealey Cable
Nes Fee
Ulster Linen Manufacturing Company
Mipewich
Ipawich
Hobary
Melbourne
Justice Powers
France Adopts Compulsory National Service Plan
Pticago reports June 14 that France will implement compulsory military service. The ambassador notes a three year term replacing prior shorter service as part of a planned universal conscription scheme.
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Pticago
Dssera
France
Conference On tab Question Summary
The fragment references a conference with participants including Mr. Co and representatives from Southern Ireland. It hints at discussions on relations and a sale, dated June 14, without clear concrete outcomes or details.
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Ssona
Reland
Murderous assault on Mr Rapp in Tasmania
Reported in Hobart with details of a brutal attack on contractor Mr L M Rapp of Nuon Timber Company at Geeven tonTasmania. He was struck on the head with a baton by several men on the road from Geeventon to Dover and had to be conveyed home in a grave condition. Police Superintendent Browne and Chief Detective Oakes pursued the case.
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LM. Rapp
Nuon Timber Company
Geereaton
Tasmania
Hobart
Jane
Greeve Ny
Timber
Warberg Uyian
Angie Nald
Waapp Faniact
For Timber Co
Ben
Severs
Dover
Browne
Oakes
City Police
Famine Controlled Seven Million Austrians Fed
London reports the American Relief Administration says seven million Austrians are being fed as famine relief continues. Officials note about 120,000 tons of food to areas in need have been distributed, easing hunger in the affected zones.
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London
Increases of crime additions to Melbourne police force
The report outlines recommendations by the commissioner for expanding the Melbourne police force with motor patrols and new vehicles. It calls for immediate appointment of fifty additional constables to bolster crime response and patrol coverage.
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Melbourne
Lef
Kchaleon
Steamer Fire Fails to Reveal Ammunition
A brief London report states a search aboard a stricken steamer found no ammunition aboard. The voyage had involved a prior fire and the crew conducted a futile hunt for ordnance while the vessel drifted.
Relief Works Ordered for Unemployed in Morro Area
Australian Cabinet announce relief measures for the unemployed in the Marro policen region. Married men must take any work offered in the country, while single men are to be matched with available posts. Several men were engaged as workers in the countryside, serving in a military tent setup.
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Perth
Jang
Qhemt
Australas
Marro
Policen
Aingle
Ry Boman
Timber Industry Organisation Conference At Yungaburra
Melbourne timber figure Mr Trapp attends talks at Yungaburra to foster a reciprocal agreement among timber associations. A meeting near Cairns is planned with many districts invited and aims to finalize a draft accord for joint action and marketing.
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Trapp
Yungsbarre
Meg
B. Trapp
Melbourne
Vimguburra
Tremp
Exwaulay
Ak Taomania
Hie
Trose
Meibourne
Nimces~ Hank
Tatyuan Held Up
Tatyuan is reported held up amid a plague scare with diagnostic concerns. The confiscated vessel remains under quarantine as authorities assess the outbreak and containment measures.
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Tatyuan
Nee
Beef Contract Awarded for Frozen Beef Supplies
Methonrne and Jane V4 Mr Rodgers announce a British Army contract awarded to Borthwick Lone Ltd for frozen beef supply starting in July. The contract covers a significant quantity from their works, with about 20,000 units planned to be delivered.
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Methonrne
Jane
Rodgers
Elves Nivices
Mesars, Borthwick Lone. Ltd
Sigmutha
U.S. and Japan Immigration Policy Mentioned in Debate
A fragmented passage hints at U S positions on immigration and race tied to U S and Japan relations. Names like Ackman Scarter Rovinson and Jehan Mauld are unclear, with the text suggesting a political stance not clearly stated.
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Aresteyile Ackman
Jae Scarter Rovinson
Jehan
Producers' Only Hope Country Party to Save Australia
An Adelaide report notes a conference of Australian farmers across states urging the Country Party as the sole path to preserve producers. It cites losses of 30 000 to 40 000 farmers and claims the party could rally rights, including sugar and grain interests, under A. F. Hart as president.
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Producers
HOPE
Country Party To Save
Australia
Adelaide
Tardy
West Australia
Queemaland
New South Wal
Farle Page
Austias
Roducion
Praiuvers
Getoenatand
Tow A
Hart
Mic
New North Wales
Sugar Price Dispute by Mr Maxwell and Industry Refusal
The article reports Mr Maxwell defending a sugar agreement while the sugar refining industry seeks protection and questions costs. It notes the CSR blocked supply requests, arguing for strict confidentiality and seeking better protection and improved methods amid ongoing negotiations.
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McMavens
Tye
Maxwell
CSR
Cehaims
Cabinet Criticised Over Permanent Cabinet Secretariat
The House of Commons debate scrutinised the wartime Prime Minister's Secretariat, arguing it should not become a permanent part of Parliament. Critics warned the cabinet system wastes money on foreign affairs and unneeded expansion while urging reform and continuity.
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Landon
House of Common
Wat & Fit
Adamson
Lord Red
Watersiders Claim Holiday and Sunday Pay
Meltourne June 14 report notes overtime and holiday pay issues for watersiders. The article details compensation adjustments and raises under federal guidelines, with references to hourly rates and half-time allowances.
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Watersiders
Wealthy Prospects Seven Concessions to America
Fragmentary OCR mentions Lenin and illness with unclear context. Readable parts indicate discussion of seven concessions to America and possible references to figures like Lenin, with notes on health improving. Names and precise details are obscured by text damage.
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America
Motor Accident at Wharf Street Leaves Several People Hurt
Witnesses describe a crowded motor crash near Spit me ton and Musgrave Street Wharf Norma. One vehicle plunged into the scene. several bystanders and passengers were hurled from the windward side. Conditions and exact injuries remain unclear as reporters gather details.
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Musgrave” Street
Bert
Etna
Precision of Engineers to Resume Work in London
A terse note indicates engineers will resume work on projects in London. The precise wording is unclear due to OCR errors, but the message emphasizes a restart of engineering activities and related formalities in the city during ongoing conditions.
Austrian Finances See Panic From Exchange Rise
Panic hits Vienna as exchange rises trigger fears for Austro finances. Workmen's Council notes Entente interference fears and suggests Germany could back a stabilizing bank in Austria with fixed rates and a 6,000,000 mark loan to cover deficits.
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Vienna
Workmen's Council
Austria
Germany
Ausra
French Decision Representing France at The Hague
Paris reports the cabinet has decided that France shall be represented at The Hague while offering Parliament a prior opportunity to express an opinion. The move signals forthcoming deliberations on foreign representation without immediate full commitment.
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The
Hague
Paris
France
King Regiment Disbanded in Ceremony at Windnar
The King regiment was disbanded in London on June 14 with a ceremonial event. The ceremony saw the King accept the colors of the troops as part of the formal transition.
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PFI
London
Windnar
Shen Te Kine
Bank Robbery Report From Melbourne North Burrey
A bank on St George s Road North Burrey was broken into. The incident occurred around late May with an unknown offender property stolen. Local police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
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Melbourne
Jane
Dorin
Seomviel Aid Averation Bank
St. Georges Road
North Burrey
Sagacious Dog Brings Help To Injured Rider
A man named Alfred Hackett was riding near Gatton when his horse fell and rolled onto his thigh. Hackett sent his sagacious dog to fetch help, and the dog returned with assistance, aiding the injured rider during the incident by Neitle Creek fires.
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Alfred Hackett
Neitle
Gatton
Hackett
Minister Banned In Unclear Immigration Notice
A restricted figure identified as Metin Bomus faces a ban and travel limitations as authorities enforce immigration controls. The document notes the individual’s movements from a port city and mentions associated agencies and restrictions impacting passage to the United States.
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