ACLTU to Review Coal and Waterfront Disputes in Sydney
Efforts to settle coal and waterfront disputes will be discussed at a special Interstate executive meeting of the Australian Council of Trade Unions in Sydney tomorrow. Initial discussions will include ACLTU members, with possible later talks involving the Miners' Federation and Waterside Workers' Federation.
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Mr Holt Discusses Industrial Situation With Leaders
In a momentary briefing Mr Holt, along with the secretary and other leaders, prepared for a discussion on the industrial situation as details emerged from recent meetings and statements.
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Renary Gort
Power cuts for industry and householders in Sydney
An emergency cabinet order imposes midnight to next day restrictions on electricity and gas use in Sydney. Industries and households will face power curbs due to coal shortages from Rye stations and gasworks amid miners' strike. Restrictions vary by facility and are reviewed as stocks and prices change.
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Rye
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UN Advances In Korea Press Reports Drive North
A United Nations advance pushes Allied forces north of Abyang Tow toward Hoengnong as heavy shelling and bombing intensify. Reports describe United Nations and Communist clashes with claimed gains by UN troops despite fierce resistance.
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Russia Leaves Door Ajar for Talks
Reported Western diplomats indicate Moscow is not abandoning diplomacy over postwar issues, with rearmament on the agenda. French officials and Allied notes suggest a cautious openness to resuming the Big Four discussions in London while keeping key disputes unsettled.
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Stefan
London
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Australia weighs alliance with the United States in Pacific
The Australian government contemplates a formal alliance with the United States to deter Japan and combat communism. Officials assess U S military guarantees while debating rearmament terms and the impact on regional security amid parliamentary criticism.
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United Breten
America
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Daley
Japan
Ironworkers Say No Stoppage Predicted
Report from Reading of calm by all metal trades unions for a possible 36 hour class stoppage. Ironworkers deny any general stoppage on Tuesday May with miners present and deny plans for action.
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Bible Sold for £37000 at London Auction
A Bible previously owned by Lady Jchrintinn Martin and linked to Port Ars was sold for 37000 pounds in London. The sale noted a mystery purchaser and a link to a British shipowner, with details unclear in the fragment.
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America
Settlement Talks Open Over Construction Dispute
The Disputes Committee of Un and Labour plans to convene with A V Jennings Construction to settle the dispute. Mr L Rogers said the settlement terms would be presented to Works Director as discussions proceed with company representatives.
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Brown Hurt in Accidental Cat Attack
Brown sustained facial injuries and a badly treated knee after a cat attack. He was admitted in serious condition but said he would try to play cricket again tomorrow.
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Standard
Green
UN Seales Members For Good Offices
UK and India report that Nasrol lah Botexum of Provident of the General Assembly declined the invitation to serve on the United Nations Good Offices Committee. The panel was to negotiate a settlement in Korea. India argues the committee, created under the same resolution as Christian Aggressor, cannot be acceptable. Sweden’s Even Grafstrom reportedly accepted an invitation to join the committee.
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la Pexing
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Wool Referendum Plans Outlined at Conference
Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Mr McEwen opened a conference with representatives from wool grower groups to discuss a referendum on the plan. A final examination would mark a year of post war organization, as the Commonwealth Government considers the proposed reserve process for domestic wool. The conference would decide eligibility to vote and other voting rules. Potential referendum questions were to be settled at the meeting.
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Asiatralian
John Trulies
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Phe Aorta
Commerce and Agrculture
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Peanut silos lost in fire devastates Australian district
A fire at Kiogaroy near Briabane destroys peanut silos and threatens the local industry. Two workers escaped with minor injuries while the blaze sent smoke over 4,000 feet and flames 33 miles along the road. Nesbitt, manager of the Peanut Can barn, predicts a peanut shortage across Australia for more than a year.
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J. A. Nesbitt
Australia
Miller Harvey In Magnificent Partnership
A cricket report highlights a superb stand led by Miller and Harvey with Burke contributing 37 not out as Australia reach 285. Harvey’s 108 minutes at the crease included nine fours and six overthrows, while Miller compiled 267 in a dominant day with refined stroke play.
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Han Taeed
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Fhiure
Nemis
Nour
Australia
England
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Brightest batting of series in dramatic test
The report highlights an extended batting display with a century near in reach, including vigorous hits and a final wicket dismissal. Barvey and Miller feature in notable partnerships while England and Australia compete with strong bowling claims.
Conservatives Poised for Big Win in Britain Electorate
A public opinion poll reported by a weekly magazine suggests Winston Churchill and the Conservative Party would regain power with a large majority. The poll indicates the party could secure about 420 seats in Parliament, with Labour losing ground.
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