Strikes Deepen Coal Crisis as NSW Voters Split
A coal miners strike vote in New South Wales shows 2,717 for and 2,006 against amid nationwide unrest. Government plans forecast rationing of electricity and gas in metropolitan areas as industries halt or slow. ministers discuss emergency measures with union leaders and Prime Minister requests a secret ballot to resolve the dispute.
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Newesstia
Malourne
Brisbane
Perth
Fort Adelaite
BSHLP
Australian Iron and ‘Works
New South Wales
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A.C.T U
Canberra
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McKall
Allway
Mort
Latour and Industey
Sr Hacailton) Knight
Carey
Iranwork
Eh Federation
Tne
Thyte
Commonwealth Coal
Iar. Mighells
Northern Colliery Pty. Ltd
Poster
Amgres Mertings
Wighelt
Miners' Federation
Mighell
Footer
Hong
Nfm
Cong Huniat Controlled
Miners” Federation
Dental Council
Miners Federation
Ake & Secret
Tata
A.g.7.u
Lavbeuw
Port Kembla
Fedation
Wells
Demma
St Nors
Cantons
Sotinatt
Sliveuas & Spect ‘Et
Liemont
Arrests Ordered by MacArthur of 59 Leading Japs
The report lists 59 top Japanese figures facing arrest under MacArthur, naming Premiers, bankers, and military leaders such as Kiyoshi Goko, Chikunél Nekeajima, Admiral Sottake Toyodi, and Shunroku Hate. It cites former ministers, industrial leaders, and media heads connected to a wartime regime and postwar orders.
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MacArthur
Ue Iat
Inemier
Koki Mirota Fang
Kijehira Itiranumo
Kiyoshi Goko
Mitaubiah| Heavy Industriee Company
Eibin Theda
Watitau
Gavimor
Bask
Japan
Chikunél Nekeajima
Thgtter
Admiral Sottake Toyodi
Ads! Soleal Sankichi
Taka
Chiek
Mitt
Shunroku
Hate
Chine
Persign Offier
Masayuh
Ten
Anam Forum
Dame! Newargency
Knformation” Area
Matautar Bhoriki
Yorlue Shimmbus
Aotropalition Police
Nashimoto
Associated Press
Imperial Moussfield
Zaitvataurich Familiea
Arent Teibuneta
Radioactive Carbon May GE Core for Cancer
Cal Jersey scientist says radioactive carbon could become a core tool in cancer research. The professor notes the substance would allow targeted distribution of radioactivity for diagnostic and therapeutic work, with plans to produce larger quantities for medical studies.
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HERAL
Cal
Mindat
Devinrest Pryfmaor TJ
Lrorranon
Uey
Rho
Atomic Energy Research
Bing
J. G. Hamilton
Mving
Perpetuated engine drivers and fire strike set for Wheaton
A fragmentary notice indicates a meeting of engine drivers and fire personnel will be held in Wheaton tomorrow. The post mentions actions by 880 employees and a broad protest, with references to strike and related disruptions planned for Friday.
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Winchcombe Curaoh
Communists Claim China Conflict Not Civil War
General Fah Chingyin, chief of tact for the Communist Army, declared in Fenn that the fighting in China is not a civil war and cited 20,000 disputed between Eb swe factions. He said the Communists could mobilize three million and fight without foreign aid, while the Nationalists field 1,200,000 troops across 654 divisions.
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Munda
Andy
Fah Chingyin
Tue Shew
Fenn
Japan
Cruyerm
Manta
Seer
Nationalisation approved for French banks
The debate over state ownership of major banks culminated as the Assembly backed the government plan to nationalise the Bank of France and four other banks starting January 1, 1900. The Finance Commission secured a compromise on compensation, with a maximum 2 percent interest on bonds for bank shareholders.
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de Gaulle
Finance Commission
Ned P
Assembly
Rep Tembber
Yale
Ogglly
Man Erie
Bank of France
Chinese Reds See New Hope in Gen Marshall Ambassy
The article discusses General Marshall's appointment as Ambassador to Chungking and its expected impact. It cites views from General Elwett and Mr Gaunne and suggests a new US China arrangement while labeling the move as a triumph for the American people amid anti-Manual sentiment.
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Gen
Marshall
Bhanghal
Onoremeed
Chungking
Roomwell
Elwett
Gaunne
Ching
United States
Capital levies to prevent German collapse
The report describes a sweeping plan by the United States and allied authorities to impose capital levies on German banks and industrials to deter Germany’s debt crisis. It alleges German banks controlled major industries across Europe, aided by expropriation risk and war-time plunder, and suggests limited wartime finance and curtailed services. The item also notes strikes and labor actions in Australia and cabinet discussions in Melbourne about economic measures amid rationing and coal shortages.
Revolt Threatens 1 Million in Persia Teheran
Report from Teheran notes unrest spreading from Azerbaijan tribes as American observers describe a tense capital Tabris amid a push for autonomy by the Democratic Party. Officials seek guidance as a European movement prompts non intervention concerns while foreign ambassadors watch closely for shifts in power dynamics.
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Teheran
Azerbaijan
Tabris
Democratic Party
Rumi
Rt Teheran
Vontradicas
Rusia
Peviny
Perale
Brazil votes for first president in 15 years
Brazil holds a historic presidential election with turnout of about 7.4 million voters. Generals Jurico Dutra and Gomes lead a field that also includes Feddo Fulsa and Carlos Telles. Campaigns were stormy after a volatile period since October, with results not yet released.
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Brazil
Jabrico Dutra
Vargas
Award Gomes
Feddo Fulsa
Carlos Telles
U Boats Sunk Off Donegal Coast
Reports from London say Admiralty films show sunken U boats off the Donegal coast after last week’s operations. Details are unclear as lingering fog and explosive charges hindered clear recovery efforts.
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London
Admiralty
Tcone
U-boota
Donegal
Guna
Russians Study Posterity Culture? Not Determinable
Fragmented OCR text discusses Russians studying culture and youth roles in the USSR. It mentions the Young Communist League and postwar reconstruction, but readability is poor, with many misspellings and garbled phrases.
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Moscow
Ussr
Young Communist League
Portugal Adopts Open Assembly Fails to Back Opening
In a contested move, propaganda era rhetoric dominates the debate as Journalists oppose the opening of the National Assembly. The unrest centers on a counterculture stance and calls for reform, with observers noting shifts in political alignment and public opinion.
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Hiri Tah
National Assembly
Indonesian Massacre After Weekend Fire Incident
A chaotic event near Batavia at the weekend left multiple victims. Reports state a crowd scene turned deadly as several Indonesians were killed and cremated. Investigations focus on weapon use and the attacker’s identity amid claims of crossfire between groups.
French Gains Worth of Saigon Center of Communique
A garbled article item notes French gains near Saigon with references to a central area and a communique from Alliance forces. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the fragment signals a military update on actions around Saigon and a reaction from a coordinating center.
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Saigon
Russia and Perbian dispute over troop withdrawal challenge
Moscow replies to Mate on Perais and argues Lounju should be withdrawn by January 1. The United States informs Russia it is determined to deploy troops by year end despite Martinish or Basisation. Britain remains in Torres Vind repute Eat maar.
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Moscow
Russia
Mate
Perais
Staten
United States
Britis Minha
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