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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1952
Page
1
ACTU May Move In High Court If Margins Case Not Reopened
Report outlines ACTU contemplating a high court move if margins case remains unreopened. Mentions electricity commission and Amalgamated Evic Fineering Union, with figures such as Mr Calvin and Mr Galvin cited amid a backdrop of new evidence and potential reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.T.U
Newier
Gustord
Bere
Eldmos
U. Alfeers
Omeiaty
Stein
Amalgamated Evic Fineering Union
Torday
Mi Aalvin
McDonald
Ana Toe
Electricty Commission OM
Flint
Inter Ist Ie
Galy
Galvin
Calvin
Finde Vy
Australian Capital Territory
Dockers Resume Warning Amid Strike Talks
Melbourne labor dispute unsettled as conciliation official Mr Mooney mediates between dock owners and workers. Provisions limiting work time and strike duration are under review with unions seeking extended limits while owners push for tighter enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tuvsiay
Mooney
Rae Tary
Berar
Ataries
Hreizelion
Hicks
Chocilitivin
Mr. Galvin
Prolonkee
Unclear Waterfront Strike Report Shows Mixed Labor Actions
Unreadable OCR notes describe a waterfront labor event with references to overtime, workers, and management responses. Mentions of unions, employers, and a potential parade of dates and names are obscured. Overall, the fragment hints at a labor dispute with scheduled actions and possible wage discussions.
Prisoner exchange talks rise after Tokyo visits
TAUMSAN Tuesday reports early resumption of inter prisoner exchange talks to break the Korean armistice deadlock. Vice Admiral Tumrer Joy and Rear Admiral R. E. Libby returned to Munran and visited Tokyo where arrangements were discussed for a broader exchange framework amid voluntary repatriation questions. Officials warned the talks could hinge on alignment with Soviet and Allied positions as delegates weighed prisoner categories and possible bargaining levers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taumsan
Inter
Tumrer Joy
R. E. Libby
Munran
Joy
United Nations
Libby
Iaave
Tokyo
Actationa
Ubren Uuullocka
Korea
Aled
Tom Fe
Watersiders Dismissed in Western Australia
About 400 Waterside workers were dismissed as a general strike spreads. Metal tradesmen in Western Australia join the stoppage with 960 metal workers and 800 railway men on strike, threatening broader disruption and potential government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettomr
Mevedaring
Indualty Board
Siey
Keleton
Staten Metal Trades
W.A. Puath
Lowey
Abe Nara
Hugh Sally
Atria Tin
Studer
Eirike
Attempt to Shoot Wife Leaves Melbourne Couple in Crisis
Police in Melbourne report an attempted shooting targeting Viviane Wang Ta and Hien Vivien by an unnamed assailant. The couple sustained multiple gunshot injuries including a head wound. both are hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Authorities investigate motive and suspect details amid a troubling domestic incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wangaraita
Vivian Rarewinger
Aloo
Hien
Vivien
Mas
Viviane
Censure in Africa Leader Opposes Government Budget
Opposition leader in Africa attacks government stance on the Supreme Court segment of the separate Representation of Salvaged Voters Act. He demands the government accept the court's decision before supply measures proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
My. J. GN
Brealion
Itay
Dy. Maltin
Ny Ls
House of Assembly
Sydney man paddles surf ski to Newcastle
A Sydney engineer paddled a surf ski through Sydney Heads tonight en route to Newcastle. He is John O'Brien, 94, of Haberfield, who hopes his voyage will demonstrate endurance and technique for long coastal crossings amid wartime stresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thaday
John Obrien
Habertfeld
O'Brien
Eaitie
Pam
Tongerow
O'Mirren Hopen
Akla
Olain
Wawetene
Ward calls urgent world labour peace conference
Sydney audience reports EJ Ward MP urges ALP Labour and trade union groups to convene an urgent conference to draft a common world peace policy. He wants workers worldwide to unite to prevent another war and seeks public support for a shared plan. The proposal links political action with industrial action to deter future conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
EJ. Ward
Abede
Orgadours
Achair
Tata
Ward
Hydrogen Bomb Test Likely At Eniwetok
Washington dispatch reports United States considering a hydrogen bomb test at Eniwetok atoll. Data from officials and experts indicate ongoing security reviews and potential timing, with coverage noting prior atomic tests and debates about feasibility and implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eniwetok
Floods Drive 20000 U S Families From Homes
Fragmented OCR notes describe widespread flooding across states, forcing about 20 000 families to evacuate. Mentions Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Texas and nearby towns with rising water and property loss. Specifics are garbled but the scale of displacement and danger is clear.
Council Refuses Tunis Issue at UN Security Council
New York to United Nations security Council last night refused an Asian African request to table the Tunisian dispute. Eleven Asian and African nations urged the council to abate the crisis, arguing it threatens international peace. The vote followed a Chilean compromise proposal to place the Tunisian question on the agenda only if both sides agreed. The truce died as nonparticipants withdrew amid protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations Security Council
Nuilong
Burma
Egypt
India
Indonesia
Persia
Iraq
Pakistan
Philippines
Gaudi Arabia
Yesweet
United Nation
Chile
Bus Tourists Rescued By Rowing Boat In Sydney Storm
Heavy rain caused flooding and road blockages on the Princes Highway and near Gerringong. A coach carrying travelers was stranded when a tree and debris halted their route. passengers shifted to safety via a rowing boat and window exits as water depths rose. Rescue crews aided by boats and locals supplied clothing and assistance. bridge washouts and continued rain disrupted travel into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Roga
Bago Vivors
Puneet Tura
Bega
Henry
Hage
Baltig
Wwea
Peng
Beery, Wan
AL Broughton Bridge
Gerringong
Princes Highway
Baxu
Screening of Woomera Tests in London Threatens Scientists
The London Mail reports that two hundred British scientists face screening for atomic weapon work in Australia next September. A private life investigation of each scientist and contacts will occur, with warnings to modify personal practices. The Australian government will grant consent and provide security measures for the tests. The piece notes fears over Africa's role and Britain’s plans for airborne defense and strict regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turaday
Australia
London Mail
Temeuna
Beloe
Atu Sonea Neal Aiasone
Daily Mail
Britain
Wartime Demands Prompt Royal Forces to Fortify Coast
Amid tense operations authorities order large scale mobilization. Royal Navy and Royal Marines plan defensive measures at Viansle port with about 100 technicians coordinating scattered units. Preparations target late September or October deployment to secure the area and support a forthcoming work assignment at Fre mantle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melia Iucachaag
Wil Man
Brillah-Austanae
Bert Ail
Revaantie
Cai Hart
Darth
Amervite
Royal Baklbeere
Rayal Marines
Atomme Tewla
Sete
New Jersey Vital Primary Vote To Be Close
A late New Jersey primary forecast shows tight race dynamics as Eisenhower and Taft camps mobilize in a bid for national influence. The piece notes fluid support, shifting endorsements, and the pivotal role of New Jersey votes in narrowing the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Jersey
VITAL
NEW
Ight Rinenhower
Robert Taft
Cer
Harald Stausen
New Jersey
Hoald Broeddewat
Eimenhower
Driscoll
Rentter
Taf
Pound
Ubet
Standen
Ofan
United Areas
Eisenhower
Taft
Ean Atcome
Vothg
Ube
New Wampahire
Rail strikers set to return as talks planned
In Bridway and Enfield workshops, about 20 000 rail workers plan to resume work after a conference called by Railways Commissioner Mr da P Austin. Talks aim to avert a wider strike, with unions seeking safer conditions and a resolution by March 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallake
Bridwy
Enfield
Ts Rainey
Kydelyn
Tate
Ser
Winsor
Winrar
State Cabinet Delays Key Appointments to Major Boards
Burney Turney reports Cabinet met to discuss appointing chairs and members for the Meat Board and Milk Board and the N.SWV Commission, but no decisions were made. Premier Cubill asked ministers to prepare recommendations for the Federal President, Morgition, and others, with no timeline set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burney
Turney
Meat Board
Momphala Soniqusion
Anniary
Cubill
Naif
Fim
Mane
Morgitun
Two Escape in Air Crash At Mauncbeton
An air crash near Mauncbetoninjured several people including Brian Whorey and Ped ’oroke. Parmer and Rack cont were admitted to hospital after the wreck that occurred in the afternoon as wreckage and emergency teams responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian
Wes
Oke
Five Seek Indian Presidency Amid Election Push
Report notes five candidates vie for the Indian presidency with campaigns intensifying ahead of the May 2 election. The leading contenders include Sir Rajendra Prasad and others as parties rally support and outline platforms.
Iberian Defence MAMA Cruepuag Incoherent Totals
Fragmented OCR text about Iberian defence and political figures mentions General Prance and Madrid, with garbled phrases about a pact, Ure Beane and Dr. alsa refences, suggesting a disrupted historical military context and unclear attribution. The passage is not coherent enough to identify a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAMA
Cruepuag
Prance
Pritts
Ieee
Tata
Madris
Peane
Alsa
Pais
Portugal
Weaver Declines Deportation of Japanese Wife Proposal
Frank Legal Weaver, an Australian serviceman, confronted a Japanesewife marriage proposal and later said he would leave Japan voluntarily after authorities declined deportation. He claimed the incident involved a Japanese woman who attempted to smother an Australian soldier and cited changing immigration policies as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Frank Legal
Tormec
Riniahodi
Japan
Alice Bie Wify
Bachiha
Australia
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