Federal Arbitration Act urged to align with Queensland Act
In Canberra on November 11 Mr W F Edmonds Labour member urged streamlining the Federal Arbitration Act to resemble the Queensland Arbitration and Conciliation Act calling it the best industrial machinery. He argued for bringing the Federal Act into line and suggested removing legal representatives to speed hearings and court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Queensland
House of Representatives
W. F. Edmonds
Lab. Oil
Queensland Arbitration and Conciliation Act
Australia
Edmonds
Compulsory Unionism Debate In Queensland Liberal Party
A fragmented report outlines debate within the Liberal Party in Queensland over compulsory unionism. It cites Mr Edmonds criticizing stot land Liberals for compiling an approach tied to unions while other figures discuss funding, leadership, and party strategy amid mixed public stance.
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Edmonds
Daa
Ecco
Enlona World Liberal Party
Ueenslande
Teuline
Eaton
Queensland
Liberal Party
Mayor's Proposal and Personal Troubles Touch City
Fragments outline a mayoral proposal amid city difficulties, with stray lines implying personal strain and a mention of a wife. The readable text hints at civic duties, public concerns, and private pressures without clear dates or outcomes.
Record profits om tests and university links in British coverage
Fragmented OCR text hints at figures, committees, and advisory notes surrounding profits, testing, and cricket in Britain. Mentions Board of Comals, regional officials, and connections to Oxford and Cantrete, with unclear names and dates.
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Univer
Oxford
Cantrete
Tre Board of Comal
Tnd
Amin
Bess
Loiay
Lord Soulbury to explain imperial policy
Fragmented national report outlines reactions to Lord Soulbury and the White Paper amid scrutiny of education methods and constitutional signals. Mentions Brisbane and Brisbane event, Governor General, and political figures in a tense postwar policy moment.
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Sydney
Low U
Queensland
Ternun
Heeewall
New South
John Kotelewela
Lord Soulbury
Unc
White City
Ted Fonewall
Rose Fe
South Wales
Rex Hierteig
Brisbane
Subpoenaed figures emerge in wartime spying inquiry
The article reports on subpoenas and testimonies connected to suspected espionage during wartime. It mentions figures tied to Truman and Byrnes, the Treasury secretary, and alleged hand written notes about Soviet spies. It references debate over publishing papers attributed to Henry Beesn and a discovery linking a Congressional inquiry to a Soviet spy angle.
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Peyenine
Tedars Gilroraie
Deval Greta
Os Ha
Troma
Treasury
Tog
United States
International Fund
Soviet Union
White
Seaman
Mona
Ts Conumbin
Byrnes
Alihouch
Truman
Tre Lepinades
Coren
Henry Beesn
Gurphin
I. Om Marvnand
Fragmented OCR notes on political tension and events
The readable fragments describe political leaders and parties, industrial concerns, and a ceremonial flag scene. Mentions include Sir Jean, Mr Dudley, the White Paper, and discussions about weapons. The text hints at government action and public ceremony amid unrest.
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Jean Kot
Dewels
Dudley
wiMcial Dinereien
Mossadeq insists he remains Prime Minister in court
In Teheran on November 11, Dr. Mossadeq told the court he defied the Shah’s dismissal order and contends that the Shah must rule like Britain’s monarch. He asserts there is no one as kind as the Shah in the Royal Family and declares he is Prime Minister despite the dismissal.
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Baley
Fitzrey
Melbourne
Dalley
Esidener
Sen's
Seart
Wien
Brisbane
Japan
Suraieuke
Milion Finis Cargo
Cami Min Wasa
Cour
Aeticmeg
Atea
Ilif
Brian
de Japenee
Amcomomie
Amcomomie Suculeca
Solareca
Orimne
Ernest
Rawin
Plowden
Met
Senate appeal in Canberra stumbles over defence claim
A jagged fragment from a Canberra report shows a Senate appeal involving conservative leader and government whip Rankin amid disputes over defence policy. The page suggests debate and party tension during a tense session, with unclear specifics and several garbled names.
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Canberra
Horn
Tom Sty
Sertour Tacgle Te Tordey
Beaatoe
Ancauchie Rankin
Goren Pac
Ines Eeea
Bankrupt Ordered to Hand Over
A court hearing on the bankruptcy case was adjourned to a date to be fixed. The order compels the bankrupt party to hand over assets or documents as part of the proceedings and awaits a new scheduling.
Dairy Industry’s Future Debate and MLA Statement
A fragment cites Pam and MLA Al G Muller discussing the dairy industry’s future. It mentions Auernaland Women’s Electors and a reference to full quota of S808 toms, signaling a political or policy context with uncertain specifics.
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Pam
Toms
AL G Muller
Auernaland
Fears of Attack and Cadet Murder Reported
Feared attack leads to police patrols as special forces are ordered to verify the murder of cadet Petroletice Gurr. Officials say Saarea’s body may be recovered. authorities plan to enter tribal areas to pursue those responsible.
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Tefio
Pominle
Amoents
Cor Bie
Hlis
Cadet Petroletice
Gurr Wadie
Gatra
Siarea
Saarea
Seaves
Federal executive actions on labor policy and election scenario
Fragmented OCR text outlines federal executive actions on labor policy and an election scenario. It mentions Secretary roles, attack references, and a reported scene involving a voter scenario with figures like Me. Mig and Barca. The text is garbled but centers on political maneuvering and prep for a parliamentary or executive action.
Rail Disaster Averted Amid Evening Train Run
A chaotic near miss on an evening rail run prompted warnings from officials about safety gaps. Investigators note unclear signals and stressed crews averted a collision as inadequate procedures raised questions about oversight and urgent reforms.
Allegations in Murder Trial Face Turmoil and Confusion
The trial features third degree evidence disputes and tense police testimony. Investigators challenge the confrontation details as prosecutors press for clarity while defense questions the integrity of the witnesses and procedures.
ANA to Cut Costs Amid Broad Streamlining Proposals
A fragmented note discusses ANA cost cuts and broad streamlining efforts. The readable bits mention financial tightening and organizational review, with references to proposed efficiency measures and potential impacts on operations.
Man jailed after failed divorce plot in Melbourne
A Melbourne man was convicted of intent to commit a crime tied to a divorce dispute. A telephonist testified that she overheard the plan while noting the time and place, and the defendant claimed he believed he would gain by the divorce.
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Cam
Covlle
Pashvill
Kent
Japanese Rights On Pearling Debate In Australia
Brisbane reports debate over Japanese rights to pearling in Australian waters. Government voices argue limits to Japanese access, citing naval and economic concerns, while industry leaders warn of supply disruption. Official figures discuss pearl fleets, shipments, and regulatory controls amid tensions with Japan.
Big Three Powers to Meet in Bermuda Next Month
London reports Sir Winston Churchill announced that a Bermuda meeting of the Big Three will occur between December 4 and 8. President Eisenhower and French Prime Minister M. Laniel are expected to attend, with discussions centering on the work situation in Bermuda.
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Bermuda
London
Mer
House of Commons
Windson Churchill
Ebenhower
Winston Chawchill
M. Laniel
White House
Damage Report On Bridges Referenced By Mr Toring
Fragmentary notes describe minor damage to multiple bridges with mentions of a fire incident and a team notifying authorities. Damaged property appears limited to slight effects with no injuries reported and ongoing assessment by investigators.
New Corporation In Control Of Atomic Energy
London reports a new corporate authority overseeing atomic energy with Sir Revie Finndes mentioned as a key figure.
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NEW Corporation
Atomic Energy
London
Revie Finndes
Dalray Prepared for Stud War History Compiled in Text
The passage appears to be a garbled, OCR damaged excerpt. It references Dalray, war history, Be Jano career, and figures like Lavarack and Lady Lave, but the readable content is fragmented with many misspellings. No coherent event, date, or clear publication detail is reconstructed.
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Dany
Reese
Jano
Nader
Sowa
Lavarack
Lave
Io Spiendil
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