Britain faces man power shortage shaping labour policy
Britain may move toward state direction of labour as critical shortages bite. The report cites declines in available workers across mining, rail, and aircraft sectors, with 1.7 million employed before the war and 2.73 million wives now in the workforce. It notes the strain on rearmament and the need to pull labor from essential posts to factories, forecasting significant impacts on production and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
A.P
Britain ix
Ant
Tay
Narure
Toasa
Yncami
Tabor
Hubert Mouldworth
National Coant Board
Thera Seeens
Waly
Beoaine Railway
Viscount Surong Wet Arriiers
United States expands atomic weapons program claims
The House Appropriations Committee released testimony by Atomic Energy Commission chair Gordon Dean noting some weapons already reach production and others will be available to armed forces. He described tactical atomic arms and hinted at a broader expansion funded by a about 480 million dollars, with plans for larger facilities and new types of weapons for ground warfare while stressing limits from uranium supply.
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Waslington
United States
House of Representatives
Atomic Reard Commission
Gordon Dean
Deen
Brediet
Dern
Commission
Dawn
Appropriations Committee
Deay
Bries McMahon
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Benatar McMahon
Dean
Tam of
Littl
Department of Defence
Sen. McMahon
Sen McMahon
Intel
Savannah River
South Carolina
Dyan
Los Angeles
Revolution in the Mind of Atomic Weapons Debate
The speaker urges a revolution in thinking about atomic weapons, criticizing reliance on tactical usage and calling for principled policy changes. The reference notes the commission’s progress and mentions that the Defense Department remains informed.
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Hiroshimia
Nagnak
Dean
Refenor
Commission
Unlicensed plumber fined after faulty water pipe work
A noisy case in Tanbtail involved an oil worker charged for connecting a service pipe without Water Authority permission. Witnesses described a rotted pipe and a makeshift repair, with the defendant admitting the work and accepting a fine to deter similar offences. The court noted potential damage if unlicensed men continue interfering with service pipes.
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Nickolais Damattes
Inniafell
Bes Jont
Pears
Neural Water
Water Authority
HO. Wright
Air GA Gardiner
Mbe
Lem of
Riley
Wright
Tanbtail
Carenver
Carta
Howe
Carpenter
Pearce
Milian Miracles As Beeres Fall Short In Narrow Defeat
Merr saves Milian in a tense chase as Beeres falter with two wickets in hand. Rain disrupts play, Milne declares at 97 while Bowell and Howell take key wickets. Evans and Lawsin contribute, but Milian edge out on final over with notable bowling by Lewis and Dela Torre.
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Joan Thewe'tor Uh
Long
Milian ‘Mittey
Doty
Merr
Milian
Milne ‘Titan
Beeres
L Detaforek
Eaton
Cewit
Kade
Torme
Bowell
Bale
Cherreie
Eason
Hfe
Wade
Alevans
Tennis results from a crowded match day untangled
A lengthy list of tennis results shows numerous players including Vico, Covatich, View, Wolfe, Ander, Andreassen, Otten, Scatdom Werks, Bate, Bac Vienaares, Vico v Ap Sete, and more. Scores range from 6-0 to 10-9 with many 6-3, 6-2, and 4-3 sets, reflecting a busy circuit with diverse pairings and frequent decisive games.
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Wico and
Covatich
Msi
Govalich
Vico
View
Wolfe
Anderset
I Vant
Andreassen
Marah
Otten
Scat Dom Werks
Bate
Bac Vienaares
Aersen
Ap- Sete
Pinal Vasey
Ieee Sein
Sean
Pate
Srereaht
Pion
Ted A
Anse
Piha
Upton
Marin
Walah
Tigre
Revnblde
Carmody
Ana
Manvay
Pinal Zuflern von Berannki
Maryn
Rem
Pinal
Vorsey
Ann Ei Fey
Coulbhard
Vinyed Schvaibove
McDowall
Seeman Vasgy
Tost
Morris Yi
Newman
Rutherford
Cunfolly
T. Mailey
Echostinosa
Phamiprony
Andresen
Andl Chunally
Baley Ji
Thinmapson
Wesley
Perea
Pnd
Eek Weed
Morse Ah Niven Newman
Bucher
Andriaren
Coretty ‘Tay
Thyampeam
Tnt Mowattorre
Noerte
Wim
Aia
Ravenshoe Tennis Club Hosts All Nations Tournament
Over the weekend Ravenshoe Tennis Club hosted an Amer ia tournament with players from Mount Garnet Flynn Tumoulin and Herberton clubs. A Mackay of Herberton won the men’s event with 30 points, narrowly beating T L Cooper of Ravenshoe by one point. In the ladies section Beckham of Ravenshoe led with a 34 point total, ahead of Evelyn and Diery, with multiple players listed in finals and rankings.
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Ravenshoe
Frm
Mount Garnet
Fynlyn
Tumoulin
Herberton
A. Mackay
Harberton
TL. Cooper
Beckham
Evelyn
Herbarton
Ferguson
RY Mel
J. Winters
J. Conkeel
Mra Diery
Mae V. Smith
Duered
Sire Daniele
Navan
Mie V. Smith
Atherton Club Courts Set for Upcoming Matches
Players not drawn for play are to report in the Atherton Club courts by Sunday morning for further matches. Names include Moore, Turner, and Hogan among others, with several partners listed and schedules noted for the day.
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Arbouln
Ana Batty
Kev Ang
Keith Bebra
Gilman Biemeatley
Vv ‘Frame
Beturéay
Twigs Club Courte Constantine VW
Low Uaohie
Vat Baldwin Y Mwy
Ase Pila
Pam Athodin
Keith Renmadi
Wieke
Volk
Frama
Ana
Brary
Mim
Lindsay Miss D. Moers
Moore
C. Grinwined Sandsy
Atherton
Gndhey
Romman
Asalin
Agplin
Lowe Andy
Bruce
E. Grigg
Roser VC
Grumsead
W. Prowl
Fran
Val Baldwins Gottrey
Hoult
Mies" Listany
Shepweed Mist
Jetos Ain
Getgeve
Ro Gara
Owiimeo
Hogan
Emd
Mie
Robert’ Mire Wheatley
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Bates
Dick Meehan Cairne
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Eleanor
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Iaboupabort
Valveie
U.S.A
Sart Urmury
Smort
Enrisfatl
Plumier
Rene
Cole le
Deam
Ibn Arine
David Brown
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Ray Howarth
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