Striking Rail Men May Resume Today
Brisbane March 1 No trains will run in Queensland from 11 tonight but general service expected to resume early tomorrow afternoon after a strike by about 3000 railway engine drivers firemen and cleaners. A F L U E members will hold mass meetings tomorrow to consider a recommendation for an immediate return to work. They are informed the State Industrial Court will hear their wage increase claim on March 10.
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Brisbane
Mar
Queensland
A.f.ul.e
Commissioner Affidavit Details Railcar Application
A commissioner's affidavit describes an Espant railcar scheme and the contested plan to relocate or influence rail traffic. The document notes witnesses and orders, with claims of imbalance across northern regions and potential misuses of state resources, causing significant procedural delays.
Redon Exdation Announcement Drafted for Branches
A formal recommendation outlines branch meetings set for Thursday morning. The divisions discuss immediate revision of wares and the court presentation. The conference, attended by Mr Justice Barry, notes extended sessions and potential delays amid union branch talks and Australian connections.
Australian women set records at Perth athletics meeting
Marjorie Dacksur equalled Fanny Blunkert-Sne world marks by winning the 720 yards in 3 minutes 42 seconds. Other records fell as NSW, Queensland, and Western Australia athletes posted strong times and notable performances at the Women's Australian Athletics championships in Perth.
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Perth
Mar
Marjorie
Dacksur
Fanny Blunkert-Sne
Nsw
Fiieen
Goewnaland
Bernoin
Queensland
Herts Folland
Daphar Wetch
Crord
Victorueirl
Lacraine Murphy
Aimee Latte
Wenge
Marjor
Nickson
Sydney
Freshes in N Q Rivers Freshes in N Q Rivers
A fragmented report describes air movements along the coast and inland with heavy sea air and mentions bomber activity and aerial traffic. It cites registrations across districts and towns including Mackay, Bowen, Geoge town, Lendhurst, Maleny, and Chipehlis Unt, noting varied activity and outcomes.
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Carpentaria
Georee
Town
Lendhurst
Ten- Wal
Mackay
Chipehlis Unt
Marenos
Taite
Phe Wet Me Withour Rata
Burdekin Rail Flood Problem Discussed by Treasurer
Federal treasurer comments on Burdekin rail flood problem amid narrow escapes. Fragmentary text notes injuries from a collapse at a building and an incident involving a person named Severtorn Persams Sarpowty, with garbled phrases around an opening on the second floor.
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Burdekin
Severtorn Persams Sarpowty
Plas
Eric
Freakin
Brisbane to Melbourne War Years Clash on Promises
A chaotic report compiles scraps from a Melbourne to Brisbane dialogue with Sir Arthur Fadden and Sir Arthur Chifley, noting delayed promises to build a project and criticizing coordination between the Labor and opposition leaders. The piece cites political fault lines, timelines, and parliamentary pressures, marking tensions across states and a long-running political struggle.
Swimmers to Train in Queensland
A group of swimmers begins training in Queensland aiming to improve technique and endurance. Coaches emphasize intensive sessions, circuit work, and ocean swims to boost performance ahead of upcoming events.
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Queensland
Inter American Conference opens amid Cold War tensions
The Inter American Conference begins in Caracas amid warnings of communism and possible U S involvement in coffee market tensions. Diplomats foresee sharp exchanges as Jamaica and other nations accuse each side of meddling while security and economic interests dominate discussions.
Contested Australia swimming plan delays trials for child
Sydney March 1 A report from the Australian Medical evidence program notes difficulty in curing rage and unease in a child affecting training with other children. The approach could delay trials till July with funds needed to support six swimmers. Officials consider postponement to gauge progress and safety.
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Inio
Sydney
Australia
Ion Secrewty
Gueesabind
Funda
MacKay
DE Gmment
Che
Geeneland
Aackxy
Jon Hentctn
Exipi
Adelaide Quake Strikes City Amid Debris Scattered Streets
Adelaide and many South Australian towns endured the worst earthquake in state history at 3 40 am. Buildings collapsed in North Terrace Franklin Street and nearby areas. Debris including bricks plaster and iron littered streets as damage resembled a bombing aftermath.
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Adelaide
Neas
South Australia
North Terrace
Franklin-strent
Fatal Rioting Clashes Between Crowds and Troops
Rioting crowds clashed with troops as violence erupted in the area. Reports say injuries occurred as security forces attempted to quell the unrest. Details on location, dates, and involved groups remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
Threats Renewed To March North In Far East Speech
South Korean President Rhee warned renewed threats against North Korea with a March deadline. He urged allies to stand firm as he asserted that peace cannot come while Communists advance. He cautioned that another world war remains possible if Western democracies fail to act decisively.
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Seoul Fe
Rauler
Syngman Bier
Munich
Rhee
Talo River
Far East
Dr Nee
Ferrane
NO HYDROGEN SECRET REPORTS IN AUSTRALIA COAST
A Ministry of Supply official commented on a report claiming Britain planned to explode the first hydrogen bond in October or November off the north west coast of Australia. The spokesman said there is as yet no indication of any forthcoming atomic test.
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London
Ministry of “Supply
Jad Tomedy
Bruin
Australie
Mint of Supply
Egyptian Leaders Struggle Over Power After Crisis
London dateline reports that two Egyptian leaders contend for influence as military regime tensions persist. The crisis exposes rifts within the leadership and impedes any immediate cooperation, with public name-calling signaling deeper divisions.
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London
A.A.P
Reuters
Cairo
Moeroan No Continue
General Naguib Restored as Egypt's President Amid Protests
Reuters reports from Cairo describe General Naguib's revival to the presidency after a revolt by 41 army officers. Demonstrations clashed with police leaving casualties. Cairo authorities banned further protests and closed universities as crowds cheered Naguib's return and called for a parliamentary republic while observers noted a tense political reopening.
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Reuters Corremondess
al Cairo
Naguib
Tiger
Turkkey
Gaveral
Cara
AEME
Nagain
Bight
Italso
Cairo
Deplorable Scene at Georgetown Reported
Georgetown February 26 report of police action as tensions rise over a Test match between Retland and the West Indian side. Reports indicate a confrontational scene involving spectators and security personnel.
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Georgetown
AAPI
Beiwene Retland
West Indien
Army tragedy in Canada report on sergeant’s murder
A Canadian Army tragedy details the murder of Sergeant Marie Annie Carrier at a Canadian Women’s Army location. The fragmentary text mentions Second Lieutenant Peter Balrranhe and inclusions of names such as Susan, a restricing, and references to a father, with unclear placement in Cornwall and the IASB context.
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Mieders
WAC
Cornwall
Unieto
Leutenant
Peter Balrranhe
Canadia
Susan
Sergent
Marie Annie Carrier
Anny
Ben Gurion Arrives in Tel Aviv for Security Talks
Ex prime minister David Ben Gurion arrived in Tel Aviv for talks with the Defence Minister on military measures after upheavals in Arab countries. Officials today discounted the Deswen rumor and stressed calm.
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Tel Aviv
Peh
Varel
Dawid Ben Gurion
My Pinbas
Lavan
Ben Gus ‘Deswen
Busy Day in Melbourne for Royal Couple Arrival
Readable fragments describe a busy Melbourne day centered on the royal couple. A government ceremony or performance is noted with references to arrival and ongoing events. The text is fragmented but indicates a royal visit with public attention and official activities.
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Melbourne
Cricket Board Chairman Calls Emergency Meeting After Fire
Reported today that Sir Feral Dew Rantox, president of Wort Ta fies Cricket Board, called an emergency meeting at the heart to discuss a fire which destroyed the ON anal pobtic Stand PE SL Cintt oval. The text varies and lines mention the MCC and a cricket stand damaged by the blaze.
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New York
Perens
Rita
Mayer
Teresi
Amy
West Indies
Dhe
Sandie
Feral Dew Rantox
Wort Tafies Cricket Board
MCC
Yearling sales in Brisbane offer lively bidding and strong consignments
Australia’s Brisbane yearling sale sees buyers like Warwick, Daly, and Greenwell compete for high quality yearlings. Prices reach significant levels as consignors including Sir Grey, Mr. Griffiths, and Lady Ponirant feature strong representatives. Action centers on top lots with confident demand across the arena.
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Brisbane
Mer
Sharlene
Kerry Pipes
Lady Ponirant
Noral Do
Torgne-sauajirie
Andenan
Gordonvale
Segai
Cot “Warwick
Mage Hellan-Domvey
Ene
Randi
Maines
Adaew Jorhory
Us” Sream
Beto Ans
Thomas Juha
Cyne Daly Keerorn Tors
Fatal Cable Rail Accident High in Pyrenees
Feh 28 (AAP) several people were killed as a cable railway train crashed on the Pyrenees line near Bagneres de Luchon. The accident occurred halfway up the hill, with cars and supporting rails falling into an 1800 foot ravine. A mercy car saved some passengers as the motor car and two cars slid toward the edge. The driver died, and others were injured as emergency crews halted remaining cars.
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Calle
Iatany
Bagneres
Super Bagneres
Bagneret de Civenon
Pyre- Nees
Drakoman Sen
Jockey Ted Doon Racing Note
Fragmentary report notes a jockey named Ted Doon and a mare Stan Sar en with stewards involved. Mentions trainer or owner ties and an event but text is unclear. details about outcome or location cannot be determined from the snippet.
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Jean Roberson
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Bence
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Lester Palice
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