Trades Hall Council Opposes Melbourne Strike Action
Melbourne October 22 Trades Hall Council moves to discipline unions that called an unauthorised strike. Disaffiliation possible. Premier Cain warns the dispute will be a long struggle as coal diverted to gas making eases supply concerns. Gas use remains restricted with potential total gas cessation at Yallourn if trimmers do not return. Engine Drivers and Firemen's Union to hold Friday meeting on sympathy strikes.
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Melbourne
Trades Halls Council
Trades Hall Council
Cain
Cabinet
Waterside Workers’ Union
Yallourn
Melbourne public mood frayed over transport strike
Melbourne workers threaten to join tram and bus walkouts as weather worsens crowding. The Motor Transport Union debates joining the strike, warning of near city closure if drivers refuse service. Miners at Wonthaggi state coal mine strike with rail disruption affecting western New South Wales transport plans.
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Galway
Brown
Arivern
Soir Penwal
Ddinck
Permuon
New South Wales
Uniform electoral rolls urged for state and commonwealth
Brisbane October 22 The Parliament heard that electoral rolls were not in perfect condition and urged government to adopt a uniform roll for both State and Commonwealth. If implemented voters could be enrolled in one district for both, preventing multiple names on polls and possible extra votes on election day. The Minister Linde and opposition leaders backed a plan for uniform rolls with vigorous action before the seat election to unify naming and prevent duplications.
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Lester
Soviet Master Plan Aimed to Seize Korea Allegedly
Oct 31 report cites US military sources quoting exerts from a joint Soviet Communist strategy to establish a cellist government in southern Korea. The plan called for mass military training of Koreans in North Korea and infiltration into the South, amid fresh disorders blamed on outside agitators.
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Yodee
South Korea
Danish Foreign Ministry Repatriates Refugees from Denmark
The Danish Foreign Ministry announces the transfer of 12,000 refugees from Denmark to British lines as part of a repatriation effort starting in November. Denmark currently shelters about 6,000 German refugees in assembly centres, with feeding and housing provided.
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Copenhagen
AAP
Danish Foreign Ministry
Denmark
Vietory
Craket Match At MCC v Country Side Features High Scoring Innings
In a Craeket match at MCC against Country Side the innings featured strong batting with Rut ten scoring a century in 149 minutes and Compton reaching a century in 67 minutes. Englaunes, Fiskiveh, and others contributed as the field struggled to stem the onslaught with several players posting long knocks and a late surge from Compton and Ratton taking the score from 261 to 351 in 3 ½ hours.
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Fishlock Letty
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Ratton
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Mlc.c
Change in Australia's UN strategy forecast at Paris talks
A Paris dispatch reports Australia plans a moderated UN approach after most of its 14 propositions were rejected or altered. The shift aims to dodge the lone wolf image, align with major powers, and work with Salvage groups, with Hodgson noted as predicting firmer Japanese and European treaty positions. Dr Evatt is cited on timing and momentum in presenting amendments.
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Wolf’ Rise
Germany
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Coloonel Hodgson
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Evatt
Batavia Conference Sees War Partner Swap and Amnesty Talks
In Batavia on October 31 a Dutch Indonesian conference agreed to change war partners and civilian internment terms in Java. It also considered general amnesty for acts before the waning of hostilities. The meeting in Batavia reported that further talks will be held on regional problems and the future status of Indonesia.
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Onober
AAP
United Press
Batavia
Java
Indoesa
Indonesia
Pilots Strike Causes TWA Flight Cancellations
October 7 reports pilots strike halted all TWA flights between the U.S. and overseas. Airplanes carrying mail and passengers were redirected to the nearest air base to minimize delays, with crews trying to avoid disruption to routes.
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York
API
T.W.A
Tba
Atrusa Point
Male
Detective Shot Dead in Perth Mont chase after fugitive
A Perth detective was killed by a fugitive during a tense man hunt. Police launched a statewide dragnet after the shooting as the suspect fled in a car with two accomplices, a man and a woman. The fallen officer, about 30, had nine years on the force. Arrests were made later in Claremont as the case unfolded.
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Dews Baink
A. Parker
Mon
Rot
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Dragnet
Mic
Roe
Bydney Rammond
Claremont
German coal output and miners call for extra Sunday work
Essen dispatch reports Ruhr miners back their decision to add one extra Sunday workday to raise output and export more coal. Sir Charles West warns the separation sale for miners may halt if output does not rise, as Britain introduces bread rationing for the first time in history to meet costs.
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Unies
Essen
Ruhr
Itte
Germany
Sir Charles West
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Economic Suib-Commission
Sone T
New York Post Writer Sees Early Recession imminent
Financial writer Sylvia Porter predicts an early recession in the United States, warning that the transition from wartime to peacetime economies will strain households. She cites cautions about food distribution and labor as key pressures in the postwar period.
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New York Post
Sylvia Porter
Lena
Laboue Alam
Labour Criticism of British Housing Policy
London reports quote Labour critics challenging Tory housing achievements amid a tense debate on private energy schemes and public building plans. Bevan, Bevan and other MPs address policy failures and call for reform, with emphasis on housing and public works programs.
Chinese peace talks stall amid stance hardening
Fragmentary text shows talks on peace with a focus on positions before a truce. It references aid to time and concessions to Communist forces, and hints at a proposed sovereign council but lacks clear details or dates.
Nuremberg Board Seeks Re arming Schacht for Trial
The Denaification Board in London reports that Nuremberg authorities have asked Stuttgart to re arm Dr. Schacht for possible trial. A second case concerns Henrich Hoffman and others. A prisoner named Thaba wan was released on Oct 30 on a promise to face no further action.
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Associated Press
Nuremberg
Fac Nuriieation Board
Stuttgart
Schacht
Henrich” Hoffman
Ivimenatisadt Senary Thabawan
Social Democrats win in Berlin elections
London Oct 21 AAP The Social Democrats win in Berlin municipal elections set to form a new city government. They may align with the Christian Democrats and seek fusion. Socialist Unity leaders held talks with Russian officials after the strong Democrat showing, with Russians reportedly surprised and dissenting.
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London
Berlin
Reuter
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Christian Democrats
Socialist Unity
Democrats
Ely
Unity Party Suffers Defeat Across Regions In Election
Official results show the Unity Party blamed for losses in the Yuanian sector and other areas with reduced support across boroughs and districts. Critics warn the defeat could affect food and power supplies, while multiple parties face uncertain local outcomes and revocation risks.
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Unity Party
Germans seize weapons cache in Stuttgart raid
London reports from Stuttgart describe American searchers locating a large weapons cache including rifles bayonets and thousands of rounds. The cache was buried and tied to a subversive German wartime network. German officials worry over potential bombings and a grim winter ahead.
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London
Unies
Stuttgart
Aga
United Presa
Ial
Bruno Deacle
Caputy de
Seamen Demonstrate in Sydney Shipping Office Demands Officer Removal
Forty seven Chineau seamen gathered in the shipping office of GS Yulll and Co, demanded the removal of ship officers from the Hickey Glen, an Admiralty supply vessel, during a tense incident in Sydney on October 22. The protest disrupted operations as seamen pressed their demands for changes in command aboard the vessel.
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GS. Yulll
Cothi Oon
Steetee
Hickey Glen
Admiralty
British embassy signs Medhurst Med: troop pullback amid cabinet ship threat
A fragmentary report notes three individuals and police reinforcements at a Athens area scene. It references the British Embassy signing off on actions with Air Marshal Sir Charles Medhurst and a Mediterranean theater commander amid alleged threats and negotiations over a cabinet ship incident.
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Mme
Athens
Canerai
Baye Lanes
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Ceva
Charles Medhurst
Ras
Mediterranean
Middle East
Break in cotton futures sparks frenzied trading
A volatile week in cotton futures ends with renewed market strain as chaos and shifting obligations dominate trading. Jordan, a longtime market figure, is linked to unsettled positions while overall activity shows sharp price swings from the prior Friday.
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Jordyche
Jordan
Saar Bag Sealy
New York
Stepinac Trial Talk Cites Bevin On Internal Practice
London October 31 AAP reports in the House of Commons the Foreign Secretary Bevin said Britain would not lodge a protest over Archbishop Stepinac’s trial as it concerns Yugoslav internal matters. He noted no grounds found for intervention and would monitor developments.
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Hector McMell
House of Commons
Brepinag Cates
E Bevin
Westminster
Gritty
Bevin
Nuremberg Executions Reported In Brief
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Nuremberg executions with unclear wording. Mentions a Supreme Court or judge figure and references to a court proceeding but lacks coherent details or names.
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