Army service pay and unity in United Nations effort
The piece argues Australians serve with the RAAF and TAN in Korea and that many volunteers may join ground forces. It calls for amending defence acts, uniform pay, and an active service bonus to prevent morale gaps, as Australian troops fight under the UN banner alongside Americans and others.
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RAAF
Cee
Kores
Elmewhare
United Nations
Mapet
Austral
Labour
Australia
Communist Party
United States
Dlehting
United Natiofia
United Nalians
All Gast Ulus Checkers Awating Weld at Fowl Gate
A chaotic notice from Ayoub at 8 pm announces a gathering at Fowl Gate. Attendees are reminded to attend with emphasis on inner J Btreet, Ainslie, and a relief effort for food for the hungry. The message mentions a control event and lists several local names and places in an unclear manner.
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Imporian
Conciliation Hearings on Cement Industry Unions Clash
The Conciliation Court in Canberra heard disputes between the Federated Bricklayers and Pottery Union and the Australian Trades Federation over coverage of cement product workers. Commissioner Findlay reserved his decision, noting harmony in the industry and the goal of avoiding dual union control. Witnesses argued for and against broader union coverage and wage margins, with cases adjourned for further evidence.
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Wilsar
AAW
BE ‘Lucan
Suinimar Toe Works
R Rowe
Monier Tite
Dusteley
Mme
Findlay
Thene
Aluller
Australian Workers’ Union
Lal Jourers
Canberra
Tle
Wilhon
A.W.U
Bo Fis
Can
Bere
Indus
Meon
Lucas
Townlona
Amalgamated Engineering
Linion
Einetrical Trades
William Wo Bray
Department of Works
Hour
Img
Rhone
Tata
Srengce
Tress
Ieee
Union
Jwitneaaza
Eric Liven
Menry & Curran
Azodalmont
Sleim
ACT
Kime
Royal Baby Expected Within Fortnight Amid Hopes and Rumors
London dispatch reports heavy speculation on a forthcoming royal birth within two weeks. The child would be first in line to the throne since 1902, with Princess Margaret and Queen Elizabeth viewed as potential influences. Weather and naval duties add uncertainty to plans for a royal arrival in Britain.
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London
Thuredee Ponces
Bir WU
Mam Gillist
John Weir
Jijnmbeth
London Howe
Gary Fence Hou
Hellaln
I Yevice
MS Bout
Y Meebaion
Dlapiec
Margaret
Prince Charles
Fadiburgh
Elisabeth
Vietorie
Mary
Prince ‘Charles
DANGERS Pf BRIEF TRIPS TO SHOW AREAS
Fragmented Canberra weather and flood relief notes describe rain and snow threats. Mentions a YWCA fundraising appeal forwarded to a Sydney Morning Herald fund, with donations subject to income tax deductions. Reports expected colder conditions, possible ice and heavier winds in southern regions and warnings of snakes by post in Melbourne.
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Y.W.C.A
Thie
Fairbairn airmen complete huge mapping task
Royal Australian Air Force mapping project advances ahead of schedule as 360000 square miles of the Northern Territory are photographed. A squadron from Fairbairn Canberra and support crews finalize plans, with aircraft and crews moving to Alice Springs. The effort aims to cover North Western Australia with high altitude Mosquito flights and precise photo coverage.
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Royal Austrian Air Force
Aviatron
Ewig
Northern Territory
Australia
Cony Monwealth
Canberra
Otfer
Australis
Seton Sauna
Alice Pet
Cap
Haar Plan
Aihow
PMI
Stout
R. A. Hosking
Ie Tandard
Fodder on One Engine Airlift Near Moree
Tamworth dispatch describes a single-engine airlift delivering fodder to flood-affected Moree area. A two-engined machine, unable to climb, circled for an hour dropping parcels to waterbound homesteads while crews planned further drops. Aircraft restart enabled by Melbourne engineer.
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Cleveland
Moree
Ain
Taworth
Pigot
G. McGilvray
San Ana
Hs Sve
Tamworth
Te Cox
Melbourne
AW.U to lodge wage claims under union action
The NAW State Secretary reports AW UT and others intend wage-claim filings through the Championship Court. Mentioned is a local union executive removal and a request to lift a ban on Mr Gardiner, with no reply yet.
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NAW
Te AW UT
Ahr
Cannes
Troy Wilute
ACT
The
Union
Gardiner
Wilkonaid
Gairdiner
Westridge Corner Shop Lease Applications Invited
Applications for tenancy of the Westridge Corner Shop are invited in the Commonwealth. The lease will be granted to the most efficient applicant for seven years at a rental of 1480 per annum. Applications close with the secretary at the Department of the Interior on August 15. Application forms and details are obtainable at the Property and Career Branch of the Department.
Veleck House Furniture Tender Details Revealed
A government tender summary shows VELOCK HOUSE FURNITURE bidding for bedroom items and other fittings with totals around £10,760 and £3,344 for fencing and garden work. Tender details include 280 park maple items and multiple contract elements across furniture and fittings.
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Velock House
Jock Bnuse
Turner
Department of Works Arti
Commonwealth Ganotte
Ffi
Dor Ly
Brat Furniture Co
Fyvere
Rhue Gauette Alna
Leone
O'Connor
Motorint’s Rélier group seeks canberra recovery plan
A garbled message requests instructions to recover Canberrs and mentions an owner’s rights. The writer claims to direct the group’s efficiency and mentions preparations in a nearby area, seeking guidance to secure the asset.
Greeting to the Queen on her birthday message from UMP McKell
The Governor general UMP McKell sent a message to the Queen on her birthday conveying sincere wishes from the Government and people of the Commonwealth of Eastralia. The note mentions the Queen’s birthday and expresses best wishes for her special day.
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Queen
Ump McKell
Tehalf
Commonwealth of Eastralia
Cale
No Liberal Country Fusion Rejected in N5W
In NSW North West a fusion of Liberal and Country parties was rejected at a state convention. Liberal president L Heres said the amalgamation would not proceed. The convention decided the fusion attempt failed and the move was dropped. Bryan Puller KC noted the potential for a Liberal Country pact to defeat Labour in state elections.
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Syeney
Ee. Nsw
Country Party
Liberal Party
Stele Pree
South Australia
Winnie Ove
Labour
Bryan Puller
Dolley
Moore
Vessel Wreck at Cooper's Creek Leaves Crew Missing
A motor boat struck a submerged tree trunk near Cooper's Creek, sinking with one vessel and prompting recovery efforts. Lawyers for the Dutch Consul General threaten action over a delayed handover, while witnesses recall the crash and rescue attempts.
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Tom Brenan
Majinan
No Passports for Reds Urged By MHR in Australia
Fragmentary report from Sydney cites Mr Holt and Liberal members urging no passports for Reds and warning of imminent danger to Australia. The letter, signed by Mr Wight wearing a pro-British line, calls for immediate strengthened defenses and government action against foreign influence amid unrest and a proposed peace conference.
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Thureday
Yicoor
J. Healy
Leavin Austaling
Immagention
Holt
MCR
Lilley
Brite Wight
Stenild
Batt
Mir
Wight
Hank
Forein
Bowers Brat
Austain Cencen
Wight Aaid
Reqhert
Paoplynd
McUrity
Australis
Toralgen
Bent
Mppaal
Worsiae
Mini
Australia
Hill Australians language readership and policy query
A fragmented letter argues for promoting Australian language literacy in Canberra and nationwide. It questions reading ability among seventy percent of Australians and asks how government measures like "Kinwliah elpases" support language awareness, urging better publicity before amendments and printing costs.
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Canberra
Telopes Park
Parmer Bettiera Association Discusses Wheat Quality
Speakers at the Parmer Bettiera Association discuss bread quality and grain standards. Mr R Carlen from Wakes and M Wilson reference wheat grading ahead of Siemtee Sir, noting Australia’s high quality wheat and the need to identify better varieties to improve consistency and reduce variety gaps. The conference aims to advance wheat research and grading methods.
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Ymureay
He Parmer Bettiera
Mr. R. Carlen
M, Wilson
Australia
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Samme
Australie
EroMnte
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