Meat Employers Refuse Talks With Strikers in Brisbane
June 21. Federal Meat Controller J A Tonkin failed to persuade meat employers to confer with strikers under Premier E M Hanlon. After two days of discussion the employers rejected Tonkin and set terms to reengage former workers. Representatives T Lewis and E Coneybeer stated Tonkin sought a conference with Setelace unions under state awards. Tortin said the aim was to discuss ways to end the strike and resume work.
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Joint statement on resumed work and strike actions
A long joint statement outlines employers and union positions as talks falter over resumption of work, with plans to meet industry bodies and courts. It notes employers favor retaining veteran staff, including transport workers, and warns of continued strike activity. The ABU and Queensland workers discuss meeting schedules and potential ballot decisions as the dispute widens across Gladstone and Maryborough regions.
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TRI
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Atomic development plan sparks US research push
In Washington in June the army requests a large appropriation for atomic development. The proposal aims to fund vigorous research in this new power field. Officials argue favorable foreign crop conditions could lessen food spending, while the peacetime budget seeks approval for the larger atomic research program.
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Washington
Kew Mente Ware Brame Seeks ALP Plebiscite Link
June 21 Sydney report notes the Kew Mente Ware Brame of the Saas fen Union plans tense talks toward the Australian Labour Party alliance. Seamen's Union general secretary Mr. B Elliott cites a possible plebiscite to decide rejoining ALP, amid calls for a united front with Liberals and pressure on communist influence.
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Bert E Shih
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Liberal Party
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Dutch Corvette Under Repair in Melbourne
A damaged or incomplete report notes a Dutch Corvette undergoing repair in Melbourne. The fragment mentions where they were needed and references the Federated Society of Peterman, with unclear context surrounding Wem af the mex belong to the Fod gated Sremvertere.
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Peterman
Western Bloc Brusta Holds Senate on European Treaties
In a June Senate session Foreign Minister M. Pani Spank states Europe may be allowed to proceed with treaties, while outlining that some actions in Rutda’s palles Creek treaties are subject to scrutiny. He notes no new sanctions or changes, and mentions discussions on river and coastal matters with Dutch and German officials.
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M. Pani Spank
Senate
Rutda
Nehru and British India tensions amid unrest and reforms
Fragmented account describes debates over Nehru's stance toward joining British India and potential return if weather or political mood shifts. It notes volunteers from Desmal at 3000 and Bombay plans to send 10 000 in support. A crowd disperses after dark as security moves in and Nehru is said held in Keenmal under pressure amid violent political currents.
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India
Mio Ranchestr
Desmal
Bombay
Gerribon
Keenmal
Dureen
Body of Joan Morris Found in June Dead in New York Case
In Sydney on June 21 a report notes the discovery of the murdered body of Joan Morris. The article cites confusion over the found body and ties to a threatening letter to Mrs Norris. Investigators seek leads as stock market and clothing price discussions intrude.
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Joan’ Morris
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York
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Te Fm
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Waltore Toon
Adler
Continuance Likely for Capital Issue in Canberra
Fragmentary report from Canberra notes on a capital issue and continuance, with references to ministers and officials. Unclear details and misread names suggest a political or financial decision pending, with mentions of a prime minister and a prominent official. The text is garbled and auxiliary, but hints at a looming capital matter and possible delays.
Political Refugee Egypt Bound to Protect Him
A government statement from an official source confirms Egypt will protect a political refugee, with assurances of safety and support. The note underscores international concern and a commitment to asylum processes amid tense regional politics.
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Egypt
Salvage Commission Inquiry Surges in Parliament Threats
In Parliament a salvage commission inquiry escalates amid allegations involving Mr Warrison and threats. Members of Futhomest accuse Guiry of complicity in monitoring alleged enemy activities and potential covert dealings.
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Salvage Commission Inquiry
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Futhomest
Eney- Mastion
Witowets
Ooala
Broadcast DebatesResumes After Committee Action
Debates will restart following a committee decision and set dates for broadcast. Aimed at resuming coverage with university officials and a speaking schedule to ensure orderly discussion.
Minister's statement quoted to House amid crossfire
A partial fragment shows a minister addressing the House of Representatives, mentioning statements from another minister. The text references tensions involving the Netherlands Indies and government services, but the full context and speakers remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Foreign Ministers Break Deadlock on Peace Treaty
London dispatch reports a partial breakthrough as foreign ministers from France Russia Britain and the United States show tentative agreement on key terms for a peace treaty. The session aims to finalize provisions concerning timing and enforcement.
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London
Fords
Keates
Baly
Roe
Fragmented OCR: Disposal Notice Contains Garbled Text
A damaged OCR fragment discusses disposal or seizure actions with unclear terms and names. The readable bits imply a legal or administrative instruction, but key details are unreadable. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or locations are reliably present.
Pragmatic Scorecard Trial Sates Ees
A fragmented OCR item mentions a trial state and score concerns with unclear names. The readable bits show no clear dates, places, or organizations, making precise facts difficult. This compact record notes trial and score references without confirming participants or outcomes.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Steve Severna Plan
Damaged text fragment mentions Steve Severna and a plan with references to October and Salina Kier. No coherent events or dates clear. Remaining readable items point to a corporate or committee discussion but specifics are not determinable from the fragment.
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