Government Threat Promises Free Labour On Wharves
Reports from Australia describe a government threat to use free labour on wharves to ease waterfront disruption. The move aims to pressure unions and federations amid port holds ups, with calls for action to relieve the national economy and maintain trade at ports like Newcastle and Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Federation
Weenie Wonton
Cate
Newcastle
Pat Kemibla
Haw
Hewitt
Federa- Man
Mary Dad
Lan Bec
Greek Earthquakes Devastate Cephalonia Ports Causing Hundreds Dead
Reports across the Greek coast say four hundred people are dead and three thousand are injured or missing after a pair of earthquakes over two days. Cephalonia and Sonik are described as heavily damaged with towns wiped out and relief agencies rushing aid.
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Anus
Textuy
Sonik
Cephalonia
Eee Oe
Bauku
Avacunte
EU Vivors
Police chief slams judge over Cameron case in 1951 probe
In a controversial 1951 appeal hearings, Commissioner Delaney faced questioning as evidence emerged of testimonies and alleged improprieties. The Crown Employees' Appeals Board considered Cameron’s accusation and a later discovery tied to a video claim. The inquiry questioned police handling and possible wrongful conduct by the judge and officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner OF Police
Rydney
Wesenay
Leit
Anade
Cameron
Jon
Fhemaa
TeVolind
Dudge
Polee
Som.e
View van
Ammund
Cent Force Court
Chutewoot Park
Peer & Rm
Jape Sen
Thong Canoe
Ube
Hoowever
Heania
Silence on Victorian Expulsions
Melbourne report notes a tense debate over expulsions tied to a royal tradition. Disjointed phrases reference a decision by officials and potential protests, with unclear names or dates due to damaged text.
Teacup theft linked to murder case in Downey trial
Trial details reveal a plan to snatch a teacup from Christina Downey and the suspected poisoning tied to Evelyn Laind and Christina Grills. Pathology notes describe heavy poison residues and a sequence from tea to death, with witnesses detailing the alleged crime scene and subsequent care.
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Usui
Gabriel Bteplen Nagy
Walits Wegner Erling
Allied Officers Reported Sentenced by Communists Post Armistice
Reports from Allied authorities in Tokyo indicate Brit ish and American officers were allegedly sentenced by Chinese communists for disciplinary offences. Detention terms range from three months to a year, potentially delaying prisoner exchanges for up to two months and undermining trust in the exchange process.
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London
United Kingdom
All Iulon Wince Fred
Commonwealth
Tokyo
Enecommuunists
Tnt Thane
Observern Aay
State BSL Chief Re-elected at AOL Conference
Sydney reports the State Conference of the AOL re-elected Williard Yeo as state president with 318 votes. Dr. La Macarygor received 3 votes. E.G. Milne became vice-president and A. Todd elected country vice. Other officers include M. Sreamurer, A. MacGreg, and NRW councillor Mitchel.
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B.S.L
Sydney
AOL
Williard Yeo
League
Yeo
la, Macarygor
E.G. Milne
Litan
Todd
Country View-Preal
oMcern
Muute Sreamurer
A. MacGreg Yee
NRW
Mitchel
End to foolish names for Aboriginal babies urged
A Western Australian welfare notice condemns the practice of giving indigenous children undignified names. The circular to welfare officers calls for banning such names and urges care in naming, citing concerns that offensive labels harm children throughout life.
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Benaelags
Tegenthy
Cocknton
Stosiuman
Jon Btalin
Buiet Tine Ole
Tammy
Mont Office
Jasky Fishhook
Department
Hae
Ail
Teeld
Baie
Motorist acquitted in fatal crash ruling upheld on appeal
A court appeal upheld an acquittal in a June 2002 fatal crash case. Jamon Thomas Drinkwater was killed when the car driver Kenneth Tohnately faced negligent driving charges but was acquitted by a jury. The magistrate had earlier dismissed the case, and the Supreme Court confirmed the ruling.
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Msanilion
Jamon Thomas Drinkwater
Kenneth Tohnately
Newpantis
Cear
Hardwicke
Supreme Court
Ngs
State Cabinet Debates Price Fixing Policy Shift
The cabinet weighs abandoning price controls as the economy debates lifting controls amid tax measures and state finances. Leaders discuss implications for New South Wales and overall competition, while party figures caution against sudden changes.
Cabinet Demands 10 Percent Cut In Expenditure
The cabinet pushes for a ten percent spending reduction across departments, with defence largely protected. Ministers seek substantial cuts to nonessential items to balance the budget while ministers insist on safeguarding critical purchases and equipment. The plan faces scrutiny from the Public Accounts Committee and aims to reallocate savings to budget priorities.
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Yate Hewitt
Tadibaile
Walt
May Wreck Laniel Government Strike Echoes Across Regions
Fragments describe widespread discontent as workers mobilize in protest. Citizens report shortages and labor actions impacting cities and services. Authorities face intensified pressure amid ongoing austerity measures and delayed reforms.
Frenchman Faces Pressure Over Government Shakeup
Fragmented text depicts unrest as economic strain grows under the Centre-Right Laniel regime. It hints at a potential Popular Front cabinet shift and Premier Laniel threatening resignation if measures fail, signaling a pivotal political crisis and possible move to the left.
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Kampaign Korakvow
Laniel
Popular Front
Premien Laniel
Thallium Publicity Nermfel
The Minister for Health Mr O Sullivan spoke at the Australian Pharmaceutical Conference about thallium publicity. He urged newspapers to clearly explain the poison cause to avoid normalising it and suggested stronger public information campaigns.
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O'Sullivan
Orauhiven
Prices Riots In Colombo Protests Rock Ceylon
Civic unrest erupts in Colombo as price hikes spark demonstrations nationwide. Government raises costs for grain electricity rail fares and postal charges while emergency measures are declared. Police clash with protesters at Parndeslyn University in Kandy and arrests follow amid widespread turmoil.
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Ceylon
Parndeslyn University
Kandy
Menzies Accused of Canberra Complex in Benalla
Fragmentary report mentions Mr Menzies facing accusations tied to a Canberra complex. Galvin comments on government revenue and alleged protection of “gre men” with references to Victoria and potential political pressure. Text is unclear and incomplete.
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MR. Menzies
Canberra
Victoria
Galvin
State Parlienen Opens Amid Parliamentary Debates
Fragmented OCR text describes a parliamentary session with references to the State Parliament of South Wales and figures like Mr. Gummaaled. The garbled lines mention a mix of openings, debates, and guards in a tense environment, but specific details are unclear.
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McDonald
Wales
De Courcy Brilliant Test Preview
De Courcy leads a stunning preview as captain Arthur Morrie earns a win. The team opened strong with a whirlwind 32 to 38 minute stretch while teammates provided key plays and a bold early showing.
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Arthur Morrie
Bt Borne
Ines
Poth Harvey
Mining and fire at remote ore shaft disrupts operations
A report details a fire discovery near the Mire at the 300-foot level from the shaft and notes operations paused. The Mines Control Authority and local spokesman outline safety steps as managers aim to resume work, while ore and pillar coal yield unclear figures.
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Pemie
An“Ht
Onb Gilbert
Cateryity
Auth
Rey
L .Anchey
Ube “Fire Wits
Epulies
Ryde
Maine
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