FIRM HANDS ACROSS THE SEA
A British and U S exchange on atomic policy and Korea shapes the war’s diplomatic footing. President Truman’s remarks, General MacArthur’s statements, and Prime Minister Attlee’s Washington visit provoke debate on United Nations strategy and the risk of atomic escalation. Attlee’s government seeks steadier guidance amid disclosed plans and warnings about future conduct.
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Mocha
Ieee
Washington
Truman
Britain
Attlee
United Nations
Geoweal MacArthu
Intelligence Offecr
Gyneral MacArthur
Ieadqonria
Korea
Attive
Reneon
Arbitration hearing stirs union row in Australia
A chaotic meeting in Wollongong prompts calls over arbitration and union structure. Leaders from Premier BCewurn Saat AR and A.E.C. dissents mark a tense session as attempts to intervene fail. Attendance exceeds 800 with protests over non payment and government action.
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Bcewurn Saat AR
W. A
Shall Company
W. Trevethan
A.E.C
A. Laird
Tnduatrion
J. Dunetas
Avysth
Canberra BWLU to close for holidays
The Canberra branch of the BWLU will close from December 13 to January 5. Over 1,000 tradesmen in Canberra and 200 in New South Wales Victoria are affected as the union enforces the break. The committee will consider the restriction next week and Mtr. F. Macauley confirmed the trade testing system will operate in Australia during the closure.
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Canberra
Victorino
New South Wales
Menting
Mtr
F. Macauley Wald
Court to rule on rail strike case issues
In a procedural session the court debated questions of law about the rail strike. Separate conferences were held to consider whether passive timing and certain allocations could be redrafted as part of an increased tariff application before the two commissioners and the railway authorities.
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Ation
Thames
Dollar outlook improving amid uncertain global factors
The report outlines currency expectations for Australia amid US growth, defense spending, and Western European shifts in resources. It notes possible devaluation pressures, the UK impact, and looming dollar costs, with international finance officials awaiting country policy actions and bank participation.
Parliament Debates Labor Proposals and Housing Grants
In a parliamentary session representatives discussed Labour proposals and amendments to nation al acts, with Mr Davies urging Nov/Australia expansion for builder loans and Mr Drummond seeking social service relief. The Treasurer faced questions on a federal investigation into a deputation and grant plans for price control, including a £600,000 state grant this year to cover related costs and a local sum of £708,392.
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Mie
Drummond
New England
Adinister
Social Services
Sanatar Spocer
Pedder
New Bout Wales
Paleoaien
Wadden
Delegation to CP.A Meeting in Canberra
U S senators John Brenala and Alecandee Wildy, noted as from Mississippi and Wisconsin, travel with Senator Green and Ferguson to Canberra December 10 through 12 for discussions on strengthening relations with Australia and New Zealand. They plan to meet in Canberra and then tour the Middle East and Roanegern regions.
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Washington
Theodor Green
Austasia
Sarliamentery
Ansccin
Tonie Canberes
Petmnalge
Gram
Wasate Furst
Vines
Naite
Autralia
New Besland
John Brenala
Miasianipp
Alecandee Wildy
Republican
Wisconsin
Tase
Aon
Tnd
Middle East
Hot Weather Triggers Increased Bushfire Risk
Severe heat and dry conditions heighten fire danger across regions. Officials warn residents to monitor potential ignition sources as temperatures rise and winds shift, with advisories issued for high risk areas and preparations urged for outdoor activities and property defenses.
Weather fragment reports chaotic meteorology and wind shifts
Scrambled OCR weather note records erratic aerometer readings with incomplete times and locations. Mentions major disaster alert, wheat industry impact, and northwest to northeast wind changes amid uncertain measurements.
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Canberra
Tao Am
Wheel industry faces disaster in Melbourne report
In Melbourne on Friday news outlines a major disaster hitting the wheel industry. Mr J Teandaln of the Australian Wheel Board cites October deliveries revised downward with uncertain figures and calls for clarity amid turmoil affecting suppliers, production and distribution.
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Melbourne
Fms
Ure Kimawt
Reina
J .Teandaln
Chaiman
Australian Wheel Board
Guernstand
Itians Fay
Busbels
Applications for Basic Wage Rise In ACT
Applications for basic wage rise in ACT posted yesterday amid unions and employers arguments. Industrial court hearings set for Monday with representatives for ACT employers and workers facing Commonwealth advisers. The commission will hear claims from unions and employers on wage adjustments for factory and retail sectors.
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ACT
N.S.W
New Commonwealth housing plan targets over 100000 homes
The Minster for Works and Housing Mr Casey announced in a second reading speech that the Commonwealth will fund up to 14300 for each house built by state governments, with a possible total exceeding 100000 homes annually as preliminary allocations proceed.
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Commonwealth
Casey
Meyerport Lato
Australia
Conference Fails Melbourne Strike Talks Reach Deadlock
The ACTA and related unions failed to resolve the seven week Victorian Falls strike after a daylong conference. Talks between ministerial figures, transport officials, and union leaders yielded no settlement as workers remain stood down or staying at work.
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Melbourne
Tewan
Wishart
Loda
Or. McDonald
Boowahy
POLE
Harrison
Legees
Autho
Mine Leaders Seek Six Day Week in Britain
In London a coal sector initiative aims to win agreement from about 70 000 workers for a six day week to boost national output. Sir William Lawther of the National Union of Mineworkers says British coal supplies meet domestic demand and duty. Minister Noel-Baker states Britain will not import coal to cover shortages and will rely on domestic production.
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U.K
London
Britain
Coatsekde
William Lawdher
National Union of Mineworkers
Expert Warns on Dangers of Worst Weapons in War Debate
London reports expert views on the futility and danger of chemical and biological arms. He argues practical use is highly doubtful and ethical and strategic concerns overshadow any potential gains.
Organisers Named Vincount Toratgoven and Bir Outard Martel
The article lists organisers Vincount Toratgoven and Lieut-Gen Bir Outard Martel as central figures. No further context or details are provided in the readable fragment.
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Vincount Toratgoven
Lieut
Bir Outard Martel
Talks On More Open Cut Goal Talks On More Open Cut Goal
In a dialogue with officials, ministers and lawmakers plan further open cut coal production. Mr Casey is scheduled to meet on 6 0 77 with attendees including ministers and committee members to discuss policy and industry implications.
Mustang aircraft deployed against guerrillas in key area
Report says Mustang units from the 77th regiment conducted patrols in vital zones. White officer reportedly led missions to deter bands suspected of threats. No further details on outcomes or dates are provided.
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Mr. White
Sinc
Church notices and services listed across multiple parishes
Fragmented church notices describe various services and events at St James St Paul and nearby parishes. Details include holy communions, confirmations, and sermons led by multiple preachers with times around 9 am and 11 am, plus listings of parish halls and associated locations.
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Thera
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Wollongong
Ttalian Engineering
Gavemenant Etre de Inarfere
Meir
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BWLU
Fi Mote Te Heer
Yeaerday
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States
United Kingdom
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Norber
International
Australis
Perth
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Padden Anid
Me. Beals
Robert C. Taylor
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Tel
Pers
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C.K. Cola
Stalin
Ogle
Austria
Ruasien
Bat
Germany
Gwitserland
Wader
A.S.T
K. Rowe
Ira Tarebattle
Knd
Suger Efor Yard
Putchers Ahoom
Chen
Federal Arbitration Court
Yey
A.c.t. Industrial
Core
Moms
Wright
Lad W. Laioas
A.C T. Anployers
Lacan
Py Rer
Manmanieg
Ats Indus
Rateneri
Commis
Commie
Amr Sans
Krmast Mack
Atic
Adviner
Carrier E Developmant
Nyancy
Arthur
Stieslai
Me. Kelly
Borlateef
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Nonit
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Dickson
Tna
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Conn
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Micheal
Davies
Forrest
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