Senate Overrides Taft Hartley Veto To Pass Labour Bill
Washington June 23 The Senate 68 to 25 overrode President Truman s veto on the Taft Hartley Labour Bill despite a last minute appeal to uphold the veto by Barkley the Senate Democrat leader and the President s letter. Forty eight Republicans and 20 Democrats backed the override with three Republicans and 22 Democrats opposing. Two Democrats were absent but favored upholding the veto and one Senator elect Bilbo had not yet been seated. Barkley urged to sustain the veto as the measure became law without signature.
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New Japanese Antarctic whaling expedition faces protests
British and Australian officials press the State Department to urge General MacArthur to withdraw permission for a new Japanese Antarctic whaling expedition. They argue the plan violates international rules and Far Eastern Commission terms, with unaminous approval required but unlikely.
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British Labour's Position Amid Unions and Employers
A garbled record discusses Labour's stance on the balance between employers and unions, with references to leaders and policy precepts. It notes reactions to proposed reforms and hints at tensions within party lines over how to manage industrial relations and liberal governance. The piece reflects a period debate without clear resolutions.
Grave Doubt Surrounds New Law After Senate Hearing
The article reports intense doubt over a new law as lawmakers push for action while urging executive cooperation. Critics fear sabotage of the measure and call for oversight by the President and Congress as public scrutiny increases.
New Chapter in Relationships and Labour Bill Tactics
The New York Times reports a pivotal moment as Labour Bill gains support and Labour factions plan to test the law nationally. Independent unions announce actions while about 20,000 miners walk out across 36 coal mines in protest.
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Whicw Record Interview With Father Bernard Hakbwd
A controversial public interview features Father Bernard Hakbwd discussing a 45 unit emargy plant and his stance on its handling. The dialogue touches on his travels and statements about a recent depurtment action at Sema Cure Cnivereny.
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Heavy fines imposed for building breaches in Brisbane
Brisbane authorities levy heavy fines for building breaches dated June 2. The action targets two Japanese and Bouh contractors for noncompliance with safety and planning rules.
Australia Dies Not to Lose Debt to London
Fragmented OCR text discusses Australia and debts to London, with garbled phrases about services rendered and international relations. The readable parts suggest a historical tone debating financial ties and wartime aid, mentioning the United Kingdom and Australia in a broad, reflective context.
Relief to sugar industry by rise in price
Queensland Cane Growers Council plans to formulate a case to authorities next month amid hopes a price rise will ease industry strain. Officials state no preference for policy but stress long-term incentives and fair return for growers.
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Equity Court hears Church of England dispute over prayer book
The case before Equity Court involves Canoe Thomas Chatterton Hamment and church leaders at St Andrew's Cathedral and Theological College arguing about the uniform Book of Common Prayer. They contend only the official prayers laid out by Parliament govern public service and bishops must sanction changes. The 1662 prayer book and the omitted King's Prayer raise controversy as reforms stir public and legal debate.
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Premier approves of TAA air service to Cairns
Brisbane, June 24. The Government would approve of any organization opening up additional air services and Tau glad to see this new service inaugurated. Premier Mr. L. M. Hanlon commented on TAA move to restore a service to Cairns, hoping more routes to inland centres in Queensland soon.
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Salary Increases Crease Debate in Camberea
June 24 parliamentary members debate proposed raises amid opposition from several factions. The discussion centers on adjusted pay scales for officials and the potential impact on public finances and morale.
East West Services Proposed to Expand Coastal Links
A fragmented report notes Mr A W Coles urging more easweet service and regular links from inland Towneville to the coast. The discussion mentions potential branch lines, initial funding questions, and the aim to connect regional land routes with cranial services, similar to equity in comparable networks.
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Austerity Plans Stall in Government Debates
The article outlines austerity measures amid financial strain, including 78 percent price hikes for cigarettes and ending bread and millet subsidies. Detentions and police order are cited as maintaining control while factions oppose reforms.
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Brimsbane Freight Crisis Cited in Northern Shortage Report
Reuters reports Paris political tension as Radical leader Dulectier urges support for a universalist program tied to a stalled plan. The piece notes American aid to France amid shortages and a push to relieve northern supply strains.
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Man Shot in Face Report From Hospital Condition
A man identified as Pete Ametgu was shot in the face and transported to a hospital. Details on the incident and motive were not provided, and the victim's current condition was not disclosed.
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British War Control In Europe Near End Says AAP
The American AAP dispatch from Munich reports the British United Press correspondent stating that all German war control in Europe will be removed by the end of this year. The prediction reflects Allied advances and the collapse of German authority across occupied territories.
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Twenty Days of High Gales in Bass Strait
Fragmentary report describes a maritime voyage in Bass Strait enduring twenty days of severe gales. The damaged text references Beruand Cuth and Bernard, with mentions of sailors, currents, and a voyage halted by storms, but details are incomplete.
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Featiee Melis To Confer Implementatation Of General Marshall's Plan
Featiee Melis to confer on implementing General Marshall's plan with European Economic Commission support. Discussion aims at speeding foreign ministers agreement, and Moscow expectations push for rapid progress ahead of the June 27 conference.
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Temporary electricity supply board meeting notes
The board discussed issues with interrupted service and merchant cutoffs. The manager noted merchants were impacted by disconnections and sought Carpenter and joiners' advice. An urgent meeting was planned for Apam to review specific complaints and actions.
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All England Tennis in London crowd fills Centre Court
A fragmented report from London outlines crowds at the All England Tennis Championships in London. Names and details are garbled, but the center court was crowded as players and spectators gathered for the event.
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