JAC.T.U. Dismisses McPhillips as Wage Advocate
JAC.T.U. removed McPhillips from the wage advocate role amid a review of wage panels. The case centers on 102 unions with about 4,000 members seeking an interim rise of roughly £24 a week to curb rising living costs. The ACCES group plans to petition for immediate action and a thorough investigation of allegations surrounding the panel selections.
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Isla Toa
Public Farewells to Australian Forces to China
Australia does not plan to send forces to China and will act only on request from the United Kingdom and Allied authorities. Canberra will host a farewell ceremony open to all. Archdeacon Robertson and Mr Rovertaon are among speakers. funds will support rehab ministry in Canberra with a reception and presentations.
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China
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Gaouripre
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Changes Expected in Soviet Foreign Policy
Diplomatic circles in New York expect notable shifts in Soviet foreign policy toward greater cooperation with Western nations. Reports cite Kremlin discussions and a possible softening stance, with indications that U N influence and Western unity concerns shape Moscow's evolving approach amid broader international tensions.
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Kremlin
Price of Petrol Decontrol Debate Remains Open
Fragmentary report notes debate over petrol price increases and possible decontrol. Mentions eye of the law and Commonwealth government actions and state control changes. References unclear, with phrases about decontrol and price policy.
Wheat growers condemn offered wheat prices at meeting
ADRLALDE, Weilneaday conference room discussed price reports by the Wheat Board in Lie ¢eerat Regportations for on. The Federation pledged to safeguard wheatgrowers interests and pressed for unified action with the United Kingdom. Calls to ensure all exports and salaries reach Melfort, with protests and other measures noted as producers face price challenges.
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Fragmentary Sydney period piece mentions officials and damage terms
Fragmented OCR from Smiths Weekly in Sydney mentions officials and a court matter. Names and roles are unclear, with garbled place and date cues. The text hints at damages and a departmental context but provides no coherent event or outcome to confirm.
Weather report fragment for Canamara region forecast
Fragmented weather notice describes regional conditions with mixed data on pressure, temperatures, winds, and precipitation. It notes frost risk overnight and morning, scattered showers in some areas, and varying wind directions, with forecasts spanning several hours ahead.
Canberra Times on shifting Western policy toward Russia
A fragmented analysis traces postwar Western policy toward the Soviet Union, noting that Russian aims and rhetoric have shifted but underlying diplomacy remains cautious. The piece highlights distrust, fear, and the Western stance of containment, with predictions of possible realignments depending on Moscow's moves and allied responses.
Exhibition of Empire Produce Opens At Nash Port
An early 20th century dispatch notes Nash harbor hosting an exhibition of Empire Produce aboard the Nash cargo vessel as it nears Awatra Selma on its maiden voyage. Wes, unnamed, waits onboard amid a ceremonial display of goods and port activity.
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RITAIN BUILDS SCHOOLS OF ALUMINIUM
Aluminium schools rise in Bristol as flat three at mid and whoo were recently opened.
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Bristol
State Cabinet Fails to Agree on Power Rationing
In a chaotic session, the Cabinet failed to reach a consensus on power rationing amid miner talks at Captain's Flat. Representatives from the union and industry briefed the panel, with the Industrial Commission set to decide bonuses and pay scales on May 23. About 400 miners at Captain's Flat had protested earlier for pay parity, and concessions were discussed, including a weekly bonus proposed at different rates.
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Ure Union
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Namics
Peninlet Cry Appeals to Unity in Public Duty
Fragmentary quotation shows leaders urging collective action for the public good. The text emphasizes ministers and officials shared responsibility to act rightly for the fate of the people. Names and exact places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Condition of Speaker Remains Serious in Parliament
The speaker of the House remains in grave condition at Lewnton private hospital after a second heart event late last night. Doctors report some stability with brief improvements. his wife and parliamentary colleagues say he muttered and spoke to several MPs via a bedside telephone installed at his ward.
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Phil Hardy
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Wey
John Warkve
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F. Hardy
I Davies
Alow
Ayoney
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Moon of
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Runevear
Roseyonr
Raney Backs Wireless Service Policy
In WELLBOURNT, commentary argues for mandatory military training and universal service to strengthen defense. General Sir Thomas Blamey supported similar views, saying conscription should be considered for Australia and potentially allied nations. The article notes debates on compulsory service for political reasons.
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Ineland
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Thorman
Australia
P M Urged to Hold Inquiry on Communism
A fragmented report from AYONEY recalls pressure for a government inquiry into communism. Statements attributed to Royel Coramlmaton and Eamon Lain Anata reference political maneuvering and a deputy minister's comment on the Opposition. The piece notes mention of Sarliunelit and Getubes in a special form from an earlier desk.
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Security Service Work Defended by Minister Statement
A government minister defends the security service asserting the service carried out必要 actions and accuracy of its public statements. The minister emphasizes protection of national security and denies improper conduct while addressing press questions about the service’s operations.
Gympie Blue Baby Cured by Melbourne Doctor
A Gympie child dubbed the blue baby was treated by a Melbourne doctor in a remarkable operation. The procedure involved a booster device and required movement to the patient, with witnesses noting a notable improvement as the child began recovery.
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Melbourne
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Mthia Futter
Waltinge
AUW Accused of Distributing False Evidence Copies
An AUW unit alleged to have distributed altered copies of employer supplied documents to the Conciliation Commissioner Mr Trunavan. The matter involves a Workplace Fairness body and a formal investigation to occur at hearings in Adelaide in June.
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Todday
Uwe Graxiers
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Arcia
van Bald
Adelaidy
Coal and Steel Limit Housing in Victoria Discussion
Victorian housing officials and industry leaders urged a major policy review to align housing expansion with coal and steel supplies. Director Welch warned that rising import costs and material shortages threaten bulki ng up housing and urged prioritizing rapid steel and concrete access to accelerate completions. He noted government action and strategic planning are essential to meet demand, with projections of thousands more dwellings needed this year.
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Ve Department of Fourie
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Queensland
Indians Repatriated Under Burmese Government Order
Repatriation of native peoples reported as conducted under a Rangoon government directive. Movements described amid wartime pressures, with indications of formal authority guiding the deportations and resettlements.
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Rangoon
Government challenger to contest act data in health plan
Government moves to contest provisions of a new health data act aiming to compel data sharing for patient care. Court session requested to review penalties and future operation dates. Officials say the measure seeks access to medical information while balancing privacy and public health needs.
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Waaith
Repertory Presents Elizabethan Drama at Canberra stage
The Repertory Theatre stages an Elizabethan drama titled The Duchens of Stall presented in Canberra. The production, revived in ten years, features histories, tragedy, and comic elements with elaborate costumes. Noted actors include Elizabeth Sorgen Fed in a New York run and Cavaler Players in Busney year, with Trin Webter scrotting histories and characters.
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Stall
Ty Canberra
Imane
Thiaabet
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New York
Busney Yrar
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Linke
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HJ Guaden
Intermed recommendation approved by education board
The Intermed recommendation principal of le school is reported to have approved 11 recommendations of the Board of boundary School Studies Ar Heffron notes that jury competitions and public exams will be required. The minister says both public and private schools must conduct standard examinations under the education act.
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M' Trunaid
Bndary School Studies
Ar Heffron
Prva
State Rail Yards to Close for Three Days
Sydney report notes that Weineniy Beravar of Uhmito recalls a three day closure of state rail yards affecting coal production. Officials say disruption will pause May Pay shipments.
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Uhmito Uilvng
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