Evatt Attacks Industrial Groups as Fifth Column
A long disjointed account reports Dr Evatt accusing industrial groups of acting as a fifth column. The piece covers Labour Party tensions, court protests, and calls for internal party discipline as unions and industrial groups clash over policy and leadership ahead of the Hobart conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Evatt
Catin
Chitley
Labour Movement
Greg Vival
Nore
ALP
Hoy
Ada
Ealy
Merluters
Euler Aia
Labou Ni Pirat
Victoria
Charles Anders
NSW Uraiveh
Vale
Labour
Grintest
Pendence Traills
Palstan
Nad “Siurma
Bravite
A.tap
Menzinine
Protesant Fitegerald
Asia
Avia
Lapour
Temselves
Labour “Movement
Whit Urey
Glefentag Vaernerivenue Sa
Migeon
Mulroy
Dougherty
Industral Group
Queensland
Gir
Shaw
Simople
NBA
Hobart
Une
Alicerssful
Camrol
Eve Wits
Fe Nollona
Jaeilen
la Hug
Barkesty
Curia
Naval Board Appeals To Striking Dockworkers
The Naval Board appeals to five week long strikes amid calls from unions and officials for restoration of long service continuity. The Navy would consider sympathetically a rerun of the men’s claims while delaying destroyer deployments to Malayan waters to relieve other ships. Union officials discuss the claims as arbitration seeks a resolution with Public Service Arbitator to oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Board
I Hort
New South
Kent
Unione
Ausralian “Couner of Trade
Navy Department
AWAF
Fomitmes
AL Garden
Sydney
Umar Sydney
Department
Unis
Navy
Oon Linger
Uwe
Fortuna
Aung
Navy Board
AG Crimmins
AL Monkul Union
Public Service Arbiiidar
Risk From Atomic Manes Ships Says Professor Oliphant
Professor Oliphant warns of dangers from atomic powered ships and allied materiel. He argues military uses could provoke large scale hazards and calls for strict controls and safety measures. The conference organized by world parliamentarians sought to address weapons risks and international governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Oliphant
Wallabies edge Phanes Valley in tightly fought opener
In a hard fought opening match the Wallabies edged their opponents, narrowly securing a decisive victory. Lineups and key plays highlighted a tight contest with moments of individual brilliance from standout players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallabies Teatoha
Sunray
Union Wall
Savin Ram
Phanes Valley
Lolys
Three Week-end Collisions Around City Roads
Reported three separate crashes over the weekend involved several vehicles along main routes. One collision near Bonk Rout and Ringalias Cignt left multiple injured, while another incident at Marnaktiny Str Minin diinuge involved a struck vehicle and delayed traffic. A third crash near Murrumbidgee tives Bride at Coiter affected Glen Sleek and nearby streets, with responders attending the scene.
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Wen
Llib
Thy
Wwork-vnl
Puan Tell
Tniqr
Fon Gas
Sunny Ae Reeset
Glen Sleek
Kingston
Bignell
Toon Ears Tb Tapking Shoal Navy
Ringalias Cignt Minn
Marnaktiny
Botty Vile Veaiertiy Moenning
Llewellyn Tox
Metatyrs Street
Nda
Lyle Cameron
Gah
Connor
Murrumbidgee Tives
Coiter
Fragmented wartime aviation item from London airfield report
A damaged wartime snippet notes a royal squadron aviator, a Hawker fighter, and an apparent landing incident in London. The readable lines mention a leading jet, a Sunday event, and chatter about a pilot named Louder though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tost Fline Escapia
Chash
London
Noee
Britain
Lentiers
Atart
Fran Ho Revkuge
Former Scotland Yard Chief's Son Faces Murder Count
A troubled report states the son of a former Scotland Yard chief is charged with murder. The article notes testimony from investigators and outlines police proceedings, with references to the suspect's links to the alleged crime and ongoing inquiries by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Yard
Sunny Price
Chapin
Patel
Honee
Chapman
Whlikm
Nip Terney
Nesiah Migelatrate
Reign Police
Conan Crghimay
Tusopinen
Miwoey
Meare
Murie
Uma Roy
Butler
Wien
South Koreans Demand Armistice Commission Details
Report outlines South Koreans pressing for an armistice commission under Allied supervision. Officials warn the move would shift authority from Seoul, with demonstrators numbering in the thousands taking part in a staged protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Koreans
Early Admission Of China To U N Seen As Unlikely
The United Nations General Assembly met in New York with debate on China’s possible admission. Western powers favored keeping seat terms while Communist China’s entry faced strong opposition amid tensions from the Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Byatt
W. Seattyce
W. Creo
Lake Macquarie
Connor
Wallon
Jane Kembini
G. Campbell
Hemitien
T. Batten
Puwell Mine
Towel
Ateering Comuntion
Pee Nang
Mtoe Gener
Festa
Hy Fowles
Rluwaprot
Bouton
Ganeer
Ratigem
Bynes
Rae Lee
Wenge
Ieee
Aires
China
U.N
Ewe
Sini
Anpl-Aneriehn
Niethona
Anwtler
United Nations
New York
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Abe
N.B.W
Nb.w
Labo
Australian Workers
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Esimii
ALT
Vaily
Labuy
Sunilay
Alay
Dlackyard
Brent
Civic Centre
New South Wales
Euien
Manny
Tuton
Nagasaki
Ilazards
Somhern
Alps
Epolewnian
Putin
Southy Cowal
Tate
Alfie
Tariane
Larnslon
Neyewill Ion Wa Paaiout
Heath Hon
Ian Nee
St AY
Tooohioy
Jean Waaponn
Atin
Ie Sen
Lone M. Hiulay
Auatiudian
Protessie Olyhant
Ehireat Denaly
Axmratinlay
Uc Wott
Lares Nunsluy
Fes
Murilla
Woomera
Adelaide
Surly
Uthat
Wiemert
Ds Brown
Anan Bane
Iain
Syntok
Fewnsea
Mason
Brow
Anita
Willy
Hustretlan
Lion
Hipenaew
Plantas Tiga
Mijwetoy
Leone
Bulganin
Sunstay
Murdo Atalantes
Uae
Tuvastomal
Seoul
BunAy
Korean Savern Emt
Oeday
Auburn
Energy Ministry
Fede Widhe
Ultimatin
Tina
Bat Ik
Nowa Nf
S&th
Norm Keore
Communista
Nein
Victoria League
Riverside
Margeret Hawke
Margaret Easton
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