Restrain Unions From Striking Court Motion Planned
Brisbane June 14 The State Industrial Court will be asked to restrain A.R.U. and Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen from striking from midnight next Wednesday and to conduct a statewide ballot of railway men on the strike question. Ohio was decided at a meeting of other unions in the All Services Union Group who disagreed with the two big unions promising the Disputes Committee of the Trades and Labour Council that members would cease work on Wednesday if the meat strike remained unsettled. The action followed a prior agreement by All-Services unions that any extension of the black ban on handling meat industry goods would be a combined decision, not per union. They viewed the A.R.U. and AFLULE action as a violation of that undertaking.
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Queensland strike sparks general hold, wage disputes linger
In Sydney and Queensland, unions press a common cause with rail and mining workers while threatening a general stoppage if demands are not met. An urgent summons to intervention seeks to halt spread of the strike, with rail labour refusing coal transfers and warnings of statewide disruption.
Palestine Mandate Treaty Obligations Under British Pact
Fragments discuss Britain and the Palestine Mandate and treaty obligations involving the United States and other nations. The garbled OCR hints at international agreements and duties affecting the region, with references to Britain, America, and political duties under a mandate.
Taxation Reduction Cameras And Local Tax Debate
A garbled report outlines a council discussion on reducing taxation and adjusting rates. It mentions the Farerat Reclaratary Cabot and possible 1 percent changes, with references to meetings and statements by local officials. The text is fragmented and many names and terms are unclear due to OCR errors.
Atomic control debate and Olympic results mix in report
AAP dispatch discusses atomic energy control and treaty ambitions led by Baruch and the Atomic Energy Commission, outlining phased limits on bomb production and international oversight. Separate notes reference the Montreal Davin Cup and Armando Veas victory amid global tensions.
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Painful omen based on falsehoods in London statement
London June 14 government reply to aiet’s claim that the Republic can be born with the Supreme Courts. The statement brands the assertion as misguided and emphasizes constitutional processes.
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Proclamation Sparks Debate Over Crown and People in Rome
In Rome June 13 reports show a contested proclamation described as arbitrary by critics. The piece notes warnings of quarantines tied to Congress and references to Palestine, with discussions on Britain’s 1933 treaty and broader wartime policy shapes.
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Trial of Mikhailovich and Allied Dilemmas Reported
Fragmentary wire service style report describes opposition leaders and Allied pressure involving Mikhailovich. It notes British Prime Minister Bevin’s stance on Jewish refugees and political reactions in Rome and London. The dispatch touches on United Nations prospects, Umbrian and Italian officials, and shifts toward postwar diplomacy with ambiguous timelines.
Criket Test Trial at Lords Delayed by Rain
London June 13. Englands Test trial began at Lords at 3 pm after a four hour delay caused by drenched wickets from overnight rain. Bowlers and batsmen struggled as the ball offered little to mean the batsman made few scores. Lancashire bowler kit and Northamptonshire German impressed. Brookes could not sustain a line while Dolter and Vallentine took two wickets. The wicket played slowly as batsmen avoided bold shots, contenders like Torn and Wright made limited scores, and the overall performance offered few clear standouts among Test hopefuls.
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Delicate Problems and Mandates in Terri Tories
Fragmentary AP text from New York describes delicate problems and mandates affecting territories and governance. The readable segments hint at political tensions around policy, jurisdiction, and administrative decisions within the referenced area.
Fraser Canberra Senator Appointment Sparks Labour Changes
A fragmented report notes an announced appointment of Senator Fraser in Canberra amid Labour party changes. It mentions a potential replacement by Senator M McKenna and references shifts in ministerial roles and migration to address matters, with tensions surrounding the upcoming election and party strategy.
Uncertain Australian Loan Seduction and Market Speculation
The article discusses a doubtful loan deal and possible covert actions by authorities. It notes potential delays until definitive figures emerge and mentions criticisms of secrecy around the Amicalier conversion and its broader financial implications for cities, exchanges, and markets.
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Show Cause Proceedings Brisbane June 14
A magistrate ruled that Castello must show cause why his license should not be suspended after being accused of driving while under the influence and failing to appear in court. The case centered on nonappearance rather than conviction, with police alleging Castello drove through Queens Street against the signal and was intercepted by a police motor cycle. The judge upheld jurisdiction and noted the bail forfeiture related to nonappearance, not a conviction.
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Deadlock in Townsville election board vote
In Townsville on June 14 the Townsville Regional Election Board failed to choose a chairman after two candidates, Comaran and LF Kelly, each received nine votes. The meeting adjourned and later resumed, with members suggesting the Governor-in-Council appoint a chairman.
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Question for Security Council prompts tense stance shift
New York June 13 report from the Associated Press notes a Spanish question before the Security Council. The dispatch hints at US and Allied positions amid unsettled Guara affairs and potential strain with France should power changes occur.
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Diplomatic Debate Over Spain and Franco Sparks U S Grievances
Mr Hermchel Johnson representing the act in Gilley States notes U S disagreement with the sub committee report citing Spain. Gromyvo for the fraternity urges stronger measures while the Security Council tone leans toward easing tensions with Spain. The discussion condemns Franco and calls for dialogue, though factual details remain contested.
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Poles Resettlement Debate Reaches United Nations
Fragmented report notes a Soviet backed proposal affecting Poles in Pomerania and other districts. It mentions possible dispatch to the General Assembly and the risk of undermining stability if approved. Officials warn of harmful precedents and potential population shifts.
Austria Deserted Cabinet Denies Fear of Executions
A fragmented report indicates Shak Loree and others in Austria were allegedly under fear of being shot if they did not desert. The cabinet denies these claims and maintains no order for executions.
Security Council debates panics and world tone
Fragmented text reports the Security Council amid panic and debate over action. It notes positions by M Gromyko and Soviet calls for unity while warning that prewar tensions and potential moves toward breaking ties with Franco could destabilize global calm. Dr van Kleffens is mentioned amid a broader UN context.
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