Crimes Act Invoked By Proclamation In Waterside Dispute
Canberra reports the Federal Government issued a proclamation invoking the Crimes Act against waterside workers at Government House. Prosecutions appear unlikely until after the Waterside Workers Federation Federal council meeting on Wednesday. If overtime bans persist, summonses may be issued on Thursday under Section 30.
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Canberra
Executive Council
Government House
Federal Council of the Waterside Workers’ Federation
A.C.T.U
Mr. Monk
Watersiders
Federal Council
Waterfront labour dispute prompts stoppage in Australia
Amid mounting tensions over wage increases and anti government sentiment, Communist officials led a meeting in Sydney to protest wage policy. General secretary Je Healy and Roach faced hostility as workers threatened a stoppage, but union guidance warned against stopping work and the meeting reportedly was cancelled.
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Shellid
Gow Scrct
Apinam
Hernby
Sydney
Mer
Je Healy
Newtantle Wwataruide
Tad Deen
Neier Aaniatant
Mir Roach
Iat
Federal
Wiecubive
Teomt
Ropkork
Price Differences In Wheat Markets This Month
The record notes fluctuating wheat prices in March with daily shifts and regional variations. Observers report a range from lower values to higher points as buyers and sellers adjust based on demand, weather, and market rumors.
Fragments Hint at Private Arsenal Discovery and Disorder
Disjointed OCR fragments reference a private arsenal and police activity. Names, places, and coherent events are missing or garbled, leaving a partial picture of a law enforcement related incident with unclear details and locations.
Navy command change in Tokyo announced
AAP reports a leadership shift as Commander Cre Admuryl Martin hands over duties in Tokyo to an incoming officer, marking a routine transfer of command within the United States Navy. The move follows standard post assignment procedures and reflects ongoing reorganization in the Pacific fleet.
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Tokio
Arar Seb An Oan
Gaited Fain Semin Peet Comailng
Keren Pecans
Admuryl Martin's
Mfrm
Ura Staten
Floating Gambling Den in Sydney Courthouse Case
Fragmentary police report describes a floating gambling den tied to a ferry boat incident on the Sydney harbor. Named defendants include Jack Wastle and Ernest Calley charged with affray and betting in connection with a recent event at Annandale and Bilizareth streets.
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Sydney
Peter Fin
Clary
Hm Aluind
Tarela
Ey Brn Wien
Claxton
Iedelakytes
Ayenf Bette
Alls Hares
Bilizareth Street
City
Ernest Calley
Annandale
Charend
Peace treaty for Japan discussed by Mosca editorial
A Moscow dispatch quotes a strongly worded editorial urging the Soviet Union and allied powers to shape Japan peace terms with the Soviet government. It argues Russia has vital interests in postwar demilitarization and democracy for Japan and calls for the treaty to be agreed by the four powers before wider approval. American occupation forces should be withdrawn from Japan.
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Montreal
Mer
Mosca
Srv WE
China
United States
Japan
Russia
Migrant Granted Injunction Over Bradfield Park Evictions
Sydney judge grants an injunction against the Australian Commonwealth and others to halt evictions at Bradfield Park camp. The order aims to stop removal of migrants while a Federal Immigration case proceeds, with police set to enforce at the camp entrance.
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Sydney
Sheri
Sugarman Ward
Bie JR
Keys
Franciske Gurie
Bradfield Park
Holt
Regina Tirector of
Hopi
Ginauiry
Juulice Suesman
Bradfield
Mediterranean Naval Affrontments Reported by Telegraph
London dispatch cites Daily Telegraph reporting naval confrontations in the Mediterranean. The snippet notes inspections and mentions Peri and other named places in a terse, damaged text, reflecting wartime gossip and incomplete details from the era.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Peri
Tiwee prong Drive In Korea
Reported fighting around the central front and heavy casualties as allied forces push toward Pyongyang. Peking Radio cites a Chinese news agency accusing U.S. forces of chemical weapon use against Chinese and North Korean troops on February 23 amid battlefield claims from the Sian Hwar area.
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Peegnia
Ned Tates
Witadr
Cemaltin
Hong Kong
Meg
Reuters
Peking Radio
Sian Hwar
United States
Communism Waning in Western Europe Cited by U S Officials
The Stay Department cited figures from Homer M. Byington claiming Western Europe is resisting communism. He presented membership data for Austria Belgium Denmark and other nations with percentages and years showing declines or low shares. The report suggests democratic gains overshadow communist influence and predicts continued resilience in future years.
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Washigton
Moscow
Western Europe
Igura
Te West
Weetert
Europe
Office of
Western European Affairs
Homer M. Byington
Parep
Austria
Belgium
Jost
Elenmark
Maly
Luxembourg
Norway
Sweden
United Kingdom
Germany
Byington
Control of Wool by 0.8 Government Industries Favours
An article discusses government influence on wool stocks and contracts. It notes that fixed price contracts were issued to ensure supply and confidence in the industry, with estimates of potential sales and stock movements affecting both suppliers and government pricing strategies.
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Government Industeys Arritcpe
York
New York
Herbert Kostesid
Randers
Ans
Sd Ben Pi
Deterrent Effects of Atom Bomb Explainer Warns on War Fate
A Washington broadcast cites Vannevar Bush forecasting no war if atomic power is used wisely. He argues the United States could strike Russia’s key centers and supply lines, potentially deterring large-scale conflict though Korea remains a fragile test. Bush warns that misuse could trigger broader war, while detailing how defenses and strategic bombing shape a future balance of power.
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Washington
Mar
Que
Vannevar Bush
United States
Bish
Sarsegie Institution of
Bushsia
Russia
Armien
Korea
Bush
Woman Dies After Toad Poisoning Meal
Mrs. Mercier of Wentworthville died after an unfortunate incident involving a meal containing toad flesh. Police report indicate the toad dish made the family violently ill, with the wife dying before medical help arrived. Authorities found the toad preparation possibly linked to the widespread toad flesh trend noted along the coast.
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Formos Mercier
Wenern Road
Wentworthville
Joseph Mercia
Charles
Jobo
Lucch
Manly
Mercier
Australia
Perms
Walfish
A Coast
Aydnsy
US missionary dies in jail amid upheaval report
A Washington dispatch notes Wallace, head of the Blout Memorial Flagpiler in Wachow, died after alleged arrest on November 11 and extended confinement. The traveler reports he protested orders to move patients from his hospital as Communist forces removed the wounded. The Communist campaign against America intensified as he declined to sign anti American statements.
Move for Release of Roach in High Court
In a High Court session, attorneys move for the release of Roach. The application, filed by Federal Counsel Edward Chale Rosen and colleagues, seeks quashing warrants and to set a date for the contempt summons. A later hearing will determine procedural steps and potential 8 week work stoppage context.
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Sydney
Melanie
Stursday
Wreseure
Nol
Watewide
Fidera- Clon Saaistant
Architeation
Bennet
Roach
MU Truttenn
Nines
Sentra
Bern
Tnee
Maal Niner
Callide Coal for Victoria Contract Talks Stir Trade
The Minister of Mines Mr Power said Callide coal would be burned on long term terms with 2004 quality standards. He outlined export plans to supply Victoria under a long form agreement and mentioned inspections of facilities before returning to Brebane. The deal contemplates 160,000 tonnes of Callide coal yearly from Tess rowers.
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Brissane
Mass
Ministr For Mines
Ner
W. Power
Bse
Power
Sirupeer St
Ayland
Brebane
EM. Mauion
Jang Mr Power
Tess
Nuffield Cars Feiles Increased Prices Reported
London dispatch notes wholesale price rises effective 10 Borrow for ings. Wolseley and Riley examples show new list prices rising. several models like Woodrow saloon and Wolseley models cited with price boosts. Telegraph says other major British car makers have already announced increases.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Asi
Wolseley
Lley
Aarindmg
Ie Purehuss
Moris
Riley
Ingial
Thieves' Big Haul of Watches In Toowoomba
A burglary report details a theft in Toowoomba where thieves broke into a shop between closing time on Saturday and dawn. Entry was gained by prying a door, with valuables including watches stolen and escaping through a rear window. Police are investigating motives and suspect a planned daytime raid.
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Toowoomba
Marnie
Eltyahur
Silver Star Awarded to Stafford for Korea Action
Rear infantryman Brnate 4 de Safford of Sowh Perth, Wert Aurkwin, a member of the Third Battalion of the Royalalistinhian Regiment, has been awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action in Korea. The citation notes his courage and initiative during an engagement north of the Chamephon 2)er in October 9, while US Army majors praised his actions amid the North Korean advance.
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Torio
Brnate
de Safford
Perth
Aurkwin
Royalalistinhian Regiment
Setion
Korea
Stafford
Mal Indus “Courier
North Korea
Writs Issued by Brisbane Committee of Direction
Brisbane March 3 The Committee of Direction of Fruit Brine issued writs seeking to restrain accused parties from winding up their factory operations in the coastal district. Named defendants include James Car Ruthers Namout Alfred Theodore Prieher and several others with addresses in Palmwoods Tamewhara Palmrecods and Mera MacNish Macormn.
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Brisbane
Frit
Ain City
Crit Coast
Wendime Thio
James Carruthers Nambout
Alfred Theodore Prieher
Didditibanrrad
Woombye
Cyril Wooler
Elen Olive Wooster
Woo
Early Settlement of Coal Dispute
Melbourne report says A C T U President AE Monk expressed hope for an early settlement of the coal fields dispute before the Coal Industry Tribunal. He noted the Miners Federation would convene its central council to help settle the issue and requested an adjournment of the hearing to next Friday.
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Melbourne
A.C.T.U
AE. Monk
Coal Industry Tribunal
F. H. Gallagher
Miners’ Federation
Central Council
Mank
Gall
N.5.w
Emergency Committee Reports Mining Strike Impact
Emergency Committee outlines that miners demand central talks and a speedy settlement. The Miners Federation gave no guarantee on summoning central talks while the strike disrupts production and threatens coal and steel supply. Officials discuss hearings, possible adjournments, and outcomes as industry concerns grow.
Warning by leaders warn of danger to colonized voters
A London dateline reports South African leaders warn that violence and unrest threaten colored voters and the integrity of non-European representation. They urge calm and say no move will impede inter-racial harmony while seeking to dampen reactionary forces and racial tensions.
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London
Reuters
Capetown
South Africa
Marin
Une
Africa
Ian
Ronmiutira
Sheep Raising in Tropics Tests in Brisbane
March reports from Brisbane outline Agriculture Department trials on tropical sheep raising. The experiments seek stability in herds utilizing hormonal and nutritional adjustments to improve yield and economic viability under subtropical conditions.
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Brisbane
Dresding
Agriculture Department
Korea
Foley
High figure of tin proposed in US policy
A garbled report discusses tin production and price policy, mentioning the United States and a commission or department. It references production costs, national production aims, and calls for an authority to manage supply, with urgency noted and a focus on stabilizing prices and inventories.
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Seper Suguenled & Pegs
aBeney
Drise Staten
Mus
Coearning Borern Tenaent
Harding
Jean Singe
Toledo
van Er
Fgher Tran
Ston
Chief Rabbi Protests Duty Of Moral War By Leaders
The Chief Rabbi condemned leaders of various states for moral failures and political cynicism. He warned that bundling religious duty with statecraft risks corrupting faith and undermining social ethics amid international tensions.
British jets torid report notes air raid warning
Fragmented text reports British jets involved in an air raid alert during a March period. Mentions high altitude roving patrols and a potential strike near an unspecified city. Mentions Aubrey and Dew Somaaing with unclear roles. Source text is garbled with missing names and dates.
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Uy Ital
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Callide Coal
Victoria
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Moneay
Toowoonba
Cero Ambarador
Delhi
Bia
Monk
Uf Ve Central
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C. Wyprom
Gallagher
Papmeng
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Chamber of Mamufactures
Mela Suggers
Coe
Tropics
Charor
Sariingtom
Rte
Steve Depament
Alleen Wippins
Epmctiateen
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Empire
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