Britain Seeks Understanding With Russia In Postwar Settlement
London October 21. Foreign Secretary Bevin urged a new comprehensive postwar settlement to prevent further catastrophe. He warned reconstruction must address Russia and warned that U.S. leadership might have altered WWII outcomes. He spoke amid a crowded debate on foreign policy in the House of Commons.
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Duke of Gloucester Return From Africa in New Year Plans
The Duke of Gloucester is expected to return to England mid January after a tour that may include Australia. the Duchess and two princes stay behind awaiting arrangements. Britain’s Bevin discusses Potsdam, Germany, and aims to keep Europe secure while managing rising nationalism and Middle East links. He believes Germany has a role in the European economy and warns against reviving dictatorship.
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Melbourne Cup Plans for Bernborough
Melbourne gains word of Bernborough plans for Cup participation on Melbourne Cup day. Officials confirm the champion horse will be entered, with calendar details and preparation updates expected from Kalmer Marrs Plant and racing authorities.
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Berabersesh
Bernborough Favoured For Melbourne Cup Amid Berlin Talks
British Canberra reports uncertainty over prime ministerial visit as German racing sources back Bernborough. Russian workers’ gallop plans clash with Cup timetable while bookmakers rate Bernborough a top choice alongside Soran Monmouth and Flying Date with Athol Mulley en route.
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Deportation by Russians of workers from Berlin
London reports Moscow ordered deportation of German technicians and workers from Berlin's eastern sector. U S military confirms ongoing deportations of workers and families with no stated destination or reasons. Social Democrats condemn act as human rights violation and push for international cooperation. The Times Berlin notes few details on workers affected, estimated at 130 to 200 including Oberapree employees and families.
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Trouble Over Coal in New York Strike Threat Looms
United Press reports in Washington say government rejection of Jane L Lewis demand for renewed wage talks with the United Mine Workers. Coal administrator Captain N Collinson advised negotiating with private mine owners to free Contuminous mines. Lewis warned of a nationwide strike by 400000 soft coal miners on November 1 if the government does not reopen its contract with the UMWA.
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United Press
Washington
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United Mine Workers
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UMW
CMWA
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Air Agreement Reached Between USA and Australia
New York report says an air agreement, subject to cabinet approval, allows Australian aircraft to land in San Francisco Honolulu and American aircraft to land in Sydney or Melbourne with no limit on frequency or capacity. The Bermuda type accord emerged from a British American aviation conference earlier in 1936.
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Bermuda
North Sageer Hill Sees Increased Profit At Tear Sydney
North Sageer Hill Ltd reports profit rise to £461,070 for the year, up from £288,484 last year, due to higher production and metal recoveries, stronger prices, and investment income. The report references postwar redivision plans, Far East issues, and energy shifts impacting markets.
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North Sroken Him Ltd
Commonwealth plan brisbane rifles and clubs proposal
The Commonwealth plan to revive rifle clubs in Queensland would create 130 clubs with 5,000 members. Each club would receive three rifles for five members, plus eligibility for members to access Government serviceable 303 rifles and 1000 rounds of ammunition at low cost.
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Queensland
South Kmnd Rifle Assoriation
Teor
Weed
Sre
Fred Ie
Cabinet Portfolios Open as Parliament Convene
October 5 report from Canberra notes vacant federal cabinet posts as the 38-member Commonwealth Parliament begins. Dr Evatt emerges as a leading candidate for the prime ministership while others like Dedman and Calwell are among potential contenders. Government faces a limited agenda with three matters to Parliament, including economic controls and the national Security Act expiring in December.
Noakhali Riot Claims Reported At Calcutta
The Hindu reports refugees from Noakhali say women jumped into fire and hanged themselves while troops entered the Bengal Parliamentarian area. Saray Chandra Bose and the Provincial Orthodox Hindus secretary challenge an Under Secretary for India statement in the House of Commons that Bengal disturbances deaths were in the three figure range, noting one day claim of 400 murders.
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AAP
Ress
Hindu Dard
Noakhall
Bengal
Saray Chandra Bose
Ead
India
Mr A Henderson
House of Commons
Bose
Veterinary Surgeons Act Debate In Brisbane
A bill to amend the Veterinary Surgeons Act was introduced by the Minister for Agriculture. It would prohibit unregistered practitioners and replace the Faculty of Veterinary Science with an Under Secretary for Agriculture and Stock as board chair. Scholarships were promised to encourage young men to enter veterinary study amid faculty absence.
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Brisbane
Veterinary Surgeons
W. A. Brand
Cota
Serer
Wright Fod Smith
Alice
Felding
Unclear wartime wage dispute text inferred
A fragmented wartime hearing description shows Judge Drake urging arbitration over wage matters. The speaker notes high importance of the case for unions and potential effects on call rates and basic pay, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
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Langer
Drake
Itchour
Lewis
TWO BRITISH WARSHIPS MINED COMFORTABLE VICTORY AGAINST SOUTH AUSTRALIAN
A garbled report describes a naval action and a staged sensational performance by British forces and a South Australian team, noting deceptive tactics and late dramatic twists. It references Usher and Morse in a mixed account of action and entertainment, with incomplete scores and unclear context.
Group Leader Dies in Related Incident in Prague
AAP dispatch reports Prague on October 33 that the S Chief Group Leader, indicted as a war criminal, was prevented from bleeding out and faced execution. The AP correspondent notes the late minute sequence of events as thousands of Germans faced severe consequences.
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Naval rating dies in Brisbane jail inquest closed
Brisbane October 13 Inquest into the death of an 18 year old naval rating who hanged himself in his Gaol cell on August 19 was closed witnesses said prisoners found a white belt to use for the hanging while serving a three month sentence for false pretences theft and assault the inquiry was adjourned?
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Merman En Oat
Chak
Two Wrestlers Out In Ring After Heavy Bout Ends Abruptly
A heavy aerial clash ended in a double collapse as both wrestlers were knocked senseless. The ringside count halted the match in the later rounds, with Beetle Bamare and Thieds sidelined after a chaotic finish. The incident stalled the bout and left officials seeking a quick restart or rescheduling.
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Beetle Bamare
Sisdium
Mines Sink Saumarez and Wreck Volage in Corfu Channel
British warships Saumarez and Volage struck mines in the Corfu Albania channel while towing damaged vessels Saumarez’s bows blown off Volage towed Saumarez to port. Casualties reported heavy with 200 officers and men aboard Saumarez and 150 on Volage. Volage also mined hours later. carrier Ocean prepared to take survivors.
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Reuter
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Dalgety Wool Ban Extension Reported in Bribed Debate
A controversial extension of a wool ban involving Dalgety is described amid a heated debate among executors and British officials. The report notes potential effects on Dalgety’s catalog and market moves while unions press for progress amid ongoing legal claims and organizational discussions.
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Wirraways Unsold No Certificate of Airworthiness
Sydney October 29 The Department of Diett Aviation will not certify 250 Wirraway Australian aircraft built early in the war as airworthy. The Commonwealth Commission will break them up for salvage. The Commission, since November 1944, valued war goods at 70180983 with 10880.88 of sales outside Australia. Recent sales included three 53-foot tugs to New South Wales Machine Services Board for 173000.
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Department of Diett Aviation
Wirraways
Commonwealth Commission
Commissim
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Vla
Wad
Ar. Davis
Australia
New South Wales Machine Services Board
Raid Report From Stuttgart Describes Allied Assault
Stuttgart dispatch claims American forces conducted a sixth raid against targets in the area. Observers say U S troops supported by air and armor attacked, with reports of fortifications damaged and enemy casualties unknown.
Soldier settlement policy aims at farming lands in Queensland
A wartime style report from Queensland outlines proposed soldier settlement schemes. Minister for Lands Mr Jones explains that 160 acres or 000 acres blocks would be allocated to soldiers to promote sheep production. The plan targets acquiring the best lands for settlement, with emphasis on population growth and farming potential.
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Queensland
Mr -A- Jones
Jain
Jones
Geldier
Jeita
Janes
British Health Bill Passes Narrow House Vote in London
A British government health bill faced division in parliament with a split margin of 83 to 3 as lawmakers considered amendments. The debate centered on funding and policy changes, with ministers urging swift approval to advance health reforms.
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