Marine Engineers Resolve Work Dispute Settlement Reached
The Marine Engineers Institute members with pending notices withdraw them and those who ceased work resume immediately after Judge Kelly in Melbourne endorsed terms to align the Corio dispute with his findings. The Maritime Industry Commission officials welcomed the settlement as preventing catastrophe and restoring normal operations.
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Freighter to Bring Cargo to Cairns
An incoming freighter chartered by Biliah owners will bring cargo to Cairns amid state wide shortages. The vessel is due to depart on a scheduled timetable with around nine hundred tons of slate cargo expected to be loaded at Beane re mig Sr mr a.
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Tribute to Maher Labis Legislative Assembly Passage
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a tribute to Maher and legislative assembly actions. Names and dates are unclear but imply a formal acknowledgment or memorial moment within a parliamentary context. Limited legible details describe a bill or act and procedural steps.
New Cholera Cases Reported in Vondon District
Reuters dispatch from Caito Sayy reports seven new cholera cases and two deaths in the Vondon area, marking the highest daily toll so far. The outbreak spreads to Sue and Upper Bergt as authorities struggle to contain the epidemic.
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Reuters
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Upper Bergt
Recount of Security Council Ballot Sees Ukraine Edge India
The seventh ballot shows the Ukraine with 20 votes and India with 2, as bitter lobbying and Latin American shifts shape the Security Council race. US and Romania reportedly supported the Ukraine while Czechoslovakia was eliminated earlier.
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Svanie
United States
Ceschoslovakia
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Creche
Unites States
Ruma
M. Sromyko
India
Praise for Dr Evatt in New York Herald
A fragmentary radio style note from AAP describing praise for Dr Evatt in New York. The text mentions a copyright act, the Herald publication, and a reference to a Dr Evatt with some garbled phrases about a committee and a “Drovest” week.
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New York
Baroner
Wels
Vate
Australia’s Help London in Wartime Exchange
AAP report notes Australia and Britain coordinating aid efforts during the war. Officials discuss strategic support through supply routes and defensive measures as Allied operations continue. Concerns focus on sustaining London while facing German aggression and resource constraints.
Flooded rivers hinder refugee movement in India London
Sept 30 The Beas and two other rivers rose, complicating efforts to move refugees fleeing border clashes. Raids between Lahore and Amritsar continued, with thousands passing through Amritsar by Sept 28 and more since. Hospital guards were harmed in attacks, and a hospital official faced disciplinary action. Nehru spoke at a Delhi peace event, urging communal harmony amid ongoing violence.
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Beas
Associated Press
New Delhi
Lahore
Amritear
TRAIN SMASH IN JAVA AND NEHRU CALLS FOR PEACE
An incident report notes a train crash in Java with overturned carriages and casualties. Nehru emphasizes linking with world peoples, while warning that if workers fail to unite, the goals of government and social equality may be endangered.
Dominion deputy appeals for peace amid simmering sectarian tensions
An official urged Sikhs and Muslims to curb violence after incidents raised fears of retaliation. The deputy premier warned that failure to respond peacefully could trigger wider conflict, as leaders called for restraint and calm.
Labour women rally at conference in London
A fragmented report from London notes Labour women at a conference. speakers including Mira and Mary Soden are mentioned amid jumbled phrases about maternity and a staunch member of the party. The timing is given as September.
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Atens
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Mira
Mary Soden
Howewiver Leng
Vatican warns on Europe divided by war threat
In London, an archbishop warned that any understanding with Russia risks a permanently split Europe into Communist and anti Communist camps. He urged the church to defend peace, arm for defense, and pursue practical steps to reduce the immediate possibility of war while seeking reconciliation with Russia.
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Vatican
Russia
Unie
Maran Communi
Lyseem
Germany
Berm
Grimethorpe Strike Report Prompted by Grievances
A three man committee including two miners, set by the Minister for Fuel, investigated the Grimethorpe strike that spread across half the South Yorkshire coal field. It found genuine grievances but said strike action was unwarranted, noting plans to increase coal output by two feet per shop. The report cited insufficient investigation into the local dispute.
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South Yorkshire
Neto
Call Express
Disqualifications Hit Horse Races Held At Canterbury
Five disqualifications were ordered under rules for corrupt or fraudulent conduct in racing. Merman Singer, who testified at the Canterbury inquiry, received a 12 month ban after evidence was deemed misread. The ALC committee reopened the inquiry at Randwick with new information unavailable to stewards.
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George Podmore
Merman Singer
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Senator Armour Denied Statements in Eire Reference
Reported remarks in a Hansard excerpt claim Senator Armour spoke of Australian conditions and war memory. The transcript notes government edits and a disputed portrayal of Australia and British debt amid wartime policy and public figures.
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Revenue Report From Customs and Excise in October
A fragmented report from CUUERRA outlines customs and excise revenue for October, detailing collections during the period and referencing year over year changes. The text indicates measures, regional activity, and the reporting of revenue figures by authorities, though some details are obscured in the OCR.
Skymaster makes safe landing after hour of in-flight trouble
An ANA Skymaster from Brisbane to Melbourne dived and circled Mascot for an hour after indicator failure Comeacher Hilt. The crew managed to deploy gear and complete a controlled landing, with passengers unharmed and authorities investigating the fault.
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Brisbane
Melbourne
Mascot
Federal House in Uproar During Foreign Affairs Debate
The debate in the federal house sparked an uproar with mentions of Mr. Slater and Mr. Maloney. During the session, opposition figures criticized Australia’s stance toward Russia and Indonesia, arguing food, war production, and foreign policy choices threatened national integrity and alliances.
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Nine Children Run Down by Motor Truck
Nine children were struck by a motor truck in Sydney Ort. Police report a man was charged with dangerous driving after the accident. Mothers watched in tears as the injured were tended, with some in critical condition.
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Sydney
Morality Cited by Church on Banking Act Visit
Cardinal Gilroy arrived from San Francisco to discuss the banking act with church leaders. He said church members are instructed to assess the issue and refrain from comment until they fully understand the proposal's aims and implications.
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Sydney
Romen Catholc Bulard
Bircinal Gilroy
Diplomatic views on Commonwealth unity and Evatt praise
An Australian debate discusses motives of dominions, the Pacific region, and the British Foreign Office role. Speakers defend Dr Evatt, hailing his international influence while urging better diplomatic staffing and broader engagement with Europe, Australia, and regional powers.
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