Industrial Blackmail Claim Hits Canberra Labor Bodies
Conciliation Commissioner G A Findlay labels disruptions by Kennedy and Bird Pay Pty Ltd as industrial blackmail. The dispute involves Building Workers Industrial Union and the Trades and Labour Council, with actions and responses from the Public Service Board and Master Builders Association. The statement outlines union pressures, contractor defenses, and impending conference actions.
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B.w.lu
G. A. Findlay
Building Workers’ Industrial Union
AGT
Trades and Labour Council
Justice in dispute over industrial award in construction trades
The wake of an industrial award dispute is aired as a de-registration from the Federal Arbitration Court prompts claims of unfair treatment for carpenters and joiners. The Trades and Labour Council members discuss margins, negotiation norms, and future membership trends while Kennedy and Bird Ltd. report the union is not affiliated with the ACT.
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B.w.gu
Kennedy and
Bird
DI Kennedy
REIT
Buldery Amodle
Cura
Wena
Exer
Bervier
Public Service Board
Common Wealth
Trades and Labe Four Council
UHL
Howe
Ware Perthl
Carpenters
Joliars Ab Werard
Cerpensare
Sguliey
Dati
Deel
Rset
Kennedy
Bwa.u. As
Radanani Labour Council
Ind
WAL
Cowell
Wembire
Labourara —Asociation
Bird Wty. Ltd
Trader and Labour Council
He Christian Brothers' College
Stromin Observastory
Saucer Sighted Over Morea In Eerie Air Object
A reported white disc or saucer-like object was seen moving near Morea on a routine reconnaissance mission. Observers described a deluxe shaped insectlike craft, traveling about 60 to 80 miles per hour with a blinking light and a rounded, erect stance. Official notes claim observers had limited visibility and no definitive view of thickness or size.
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LRU
Hlalec Army
Bim
Karsan Weider
X-Peirones
Tmyon Waser
Michigan
Gaia
NASA Tae
Ian
Apieosasean
Trenton
Wibercaibele Hdion
Amy Woth
Fay
Tarmac Gyman
Tin Phen
Jared
Nunes
Noel
Unetree
Propmensa
Shinn Tee Young
Bursa
Washinton
Special Seam Defence Department
Unrest in Melbourne Metal Trades Sees Meeting Adjourned
Labor groups in Melbourne debated a national industrial action plan, with proposals to halt production and protests against a government commissioner. A three hour meeting adjourned and scheduled to reconvene as unions push for wider support from the Australian Labour Council and affiliated bodies.
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Melbourne
Hay
Ure Metal
Tides Federation
Holt
Conellauim Comminaoner
Audin
Oreuwe
Ps.w. Trades Jnit Lahinir Council
Noyn
Earth Australian
Labour Council
Priday
Close shave for general in Patna airings muddied by remarks
Fragmentary OCR yields a cluttered report mentioning a general, Patna, and commented remarks. The readable bits hint at a public airing or media event with pending commentary. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions emerge to confirm specifics.
Yoshida Fails To Get Majority and New Ministry Likely
Reported results show Yoshida failing to win a majority as observers predict a new ministry. Rebels within parties have impacted coalition chances, with Liberals and other factions facing defections. Campaigns raised substantial funds for key candidates as party lines shift amid wartime tensions.
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Yoshida
Ohio Hatoyema
Koren
Miroyfaka Fok
Laborul
Churchill Voices World Peace Hesitation After War
Fragmentary report notes Mr Churchill telling the House that the wartime powers may seek a stable world order. He cautions against immediate formal commitments by Britain and hints at complex negotiations with major nations, suggesting ongoing imperial and international tensions.
Soviet Ambassador Andre Gromyko Leaves London for Moscow
Soviet Ambassador to London Andre Gromyko departed for Moscow today after partial talks in Britain. He thanked British hosts for their kindness during his leg of the journey and said he would return to Britain if future duties required.
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RED
Andre “Gromyk
Ambasaador
London
Moscow
Britain
New Banking Machine Impresses Young Depositors
A new banking system was introduced at Alaniie school for child deposits. Mr A Bearden led the demonstration of a banking machine handling small sums and expenses. Notable participants include Mr Heavent, Mr Gillespie of the Commonwealth Banks, and students Lane Mack, Kry Geach, Briar d Wastir, and Peter Roan from Braddon and Meld.
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Mdecat Ohildrem Lanberre
Alaniie School
Yeaterday
A. Bearden
Aimatie Cometings Imadt
Heavent
Mr. A. Gillespie
Commonwnaltis Banks
Studena
Wetrol
Lanes Mack
Braddon
Krys Geach
Meld
Briard Wastir
Aindlie
Peter Roan
Bredion
Taft Urges Early Settlement of Far Eastern Issues
Taft calls for resolving all Far Eastern problems before any Korea truce. He warns that a mere armistice could leave wider conflicts unresolved and stresses the need to counter Communist threats while pursuing diplomatic arrangements. UN General Assembly planned in New York is noted as a venue for progress.
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Korea
Taft
Watangton
United States
Robert Tate Seld
ANZUS Pact Talks in London Aimed at Coronation Context
In London for the coronation, British PM Churchill declines a new statement on Britain’s role in ANZUS while planning discussions with Australian and New Zealand leaders. The article notes regional security concerns in Asia, including Burma, India, and China, with Japan watching economic implications.
Israel seeks restraint on Egypt and Jordan to stop frontier incidents
Prime Minister Ben Gurion urged restraint and peace in the Middle East in a radio address marking the 15th anniversary of a proclamation. He said Arab governments shoulder burden under armistice rules, warned against provoking military escalation, and asserted Israel would not fear strength but prefers peace.
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Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Tila
Apokosyen
Israsll-fordan
United Nations Teave
Avid Ben Gurion
Inn
Twine
Radio Enademst
Jiroelaiiation
Init
Darwe
Ben Quriom
Free POWs Linked Tales Of Reds Exchange
Readable text centers on Allied POWs and exchanges with Communist forces, detailing accounts of prisoner experiences, indoctrination claims, and proposed or completed repatriation. Includes remarks from Corporal Warren and others, references to Mark Clark, and reactions from U N officials amid a proposed or occurring exchange between Allied soldiers and Communist captors.
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iUinh
Mark Clark
Warren
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