Coal Board Calls Conference To Address Sydney Crisis
The Joint Coal Board called a conference of interested parties to discuss the coal crisis in Sydney. The Miners Federation leaders announced a federation meeting and stance against handing over control to the ACTU, signaling ongoing dispute and potential unified action. The federation's Central Executive planned a 2 pm meeting on Tuesday to decide on the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Board
Joint Coal Board
Sydney
Fer Counell
Bente
A.C.T.U. T
Miners’ Federation
Williass
Federation
Evatt voices sharp critique of Gallagher award
Dr Evatt attacks the Gallagher award and Arbitral Court contempt claims amid miners federation dispute. He argues the award harms workers and triggers division in the union movement. Court proceedings continue as lawyers dispute contempt allegations and ministerial actions.
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DR. Evatt
Unclear Historic Debate on ACTU Support and Labour Party Bids
Fragmented text outlines a tense dispute over support for the ACTU by the Soong Labour Party and reported calls for adherence to the prosecution. It references a meeting with Justice Wortre and notes resistance to an unspecified plan. The passage mentions withdrawal of an appeal and a test of the mature basin of withdrawal.
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Pratt Alt
Wiloas
Amin
White
Labour Party
Pin
Irda
Huang
Te Justoe
Zoning for Power Prompts Government Action on Industry
Industry may be zoned for power as Cabinet lifts electricity fee for industry and plans total lifting of domestic restrictions. Government aims to align wages and conditions with power access, scheduling negotiations with employers and workers within days. Officials note zoning could let factories run efficiently by power availability, easing the push to restore production.
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DNY
Spred
Eni
Dusinesers
Klacrielty Cromilastoner
Conds
Sane lUmie Ae
Attlee Survives Censure Motion On Meat Supply
London reports Attlee’s Labour government won a key parliamentary vote, surviving an opposition censure motion over mismanagement of food supply. Debate touched on wartime meat allocations, price pressures, and shortages, with ministers defending policy and forecasting improvements as Britain faces rationing challenges.
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Attlee
London
South Africa warns Britain over protectorate transfers
South Africa signals a firm stance on transferring British protectorates to the Union. Malan asserts no indefinite delay and stresses the need to reclaim these territories within South Africa's embrace. He warns that dependent regions cannot remain under foreign governance.
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Capelown
Fone
de. Malan
Wright
Union of South Africa
Nunuar
Commonwealth Relations
Patrick Gorayjn-Walky
Malanamit
South Afric
Hoke South Africa
South Africa
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Canada
Fragmentary report on fires and riots near Wyandre and Quilpie
Fragmented text notes out of control events at Agreere Jandir to Tatale in Charle ville district. Mentions 1800.00 value, 200000 acres burned, 80000 area burned near SUE Quilpie. Firefighting efforts with buckets at buildings. References to Warnne Southit and Wyandre Station.
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Jandir
Tatale
Charleville
Mr. Adormatin
Mimlal
Anid Jarmis Retin
Nouth-West
Wyendre
Quilpie
Haren
Warnne Southit
Warang
Wyandre
Mysterious Dispatch From The South Gears Up Local Guesses
Fragmentary lines from a late edition hint at a local event involving names like Joanie and Market, with references to northern regions and a telephone line. The garbled text suggests a developing story or notices about nearby happenings affecting residents.
Suburbs of Seoul Shelled Amid Frontline Push
Fragmented dispatch describes forces near Seoul with units of the 7th Division advancing within a mile of Yongdungpo while fighting intensifies. Reports claim shells and fire ring the city as Chinese and North Korean forces posture, with casualty estimates and warnings from Ottawa on Western alliance losses.
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Yongdemgpo
Anaksletenice Nalnik
Eltyy
Mme
Avatanan Aekdilers
Seine Eétiom
Lighit
Tbbs
Vniten Adiind Fron
Wall of
Rives
Ulay Otter
Ines
Lightning Kills Nurse Near Melbourne
A nurse was killed near Melbourne when a jetty accident hurled debris and a lifeboat struck her. Eyewitnesses described a violent scene as the nurse sustained severe injuries and loss of hair and eyebrows, with medical staff rushing to assist before she succumbed at the scene.
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Babin
A.C.T.U. ME
Mera’ Federation
Willams
Gr Winans
Toinern
Minera
Willian
Minerw
A.C.T
Tewan
Fadia
Abu
Pederation
Estes Meetihrs
Hi “Atno
Eningen
Preto
Joahn
Itana
B. Gallagher
Maag Unis
Aummony
Willaana
Arbitration Court
Parkinson
Grant
Willams Tx Be
Doe
Alea
The
Miners Federation Ta
Msught
Patty Fabry
K.C
Tha
Wol
Ti Undividuel MF
Met
Evatt
Justine Dunphy
ORF
Stanwey
Tas Laer
Justicon Foster
Emma
Justion
Wyatt
Vince Vonter
Williams
ACTU
Angadents
Queanbeyan
R.A. Whestley
Wuler
Kevin Gallaan
Andustry
Bimutancoung
Reuter
Cheamily
Nicky
Flaviy Raokshant
Crootallinit
Britain
Kirkwood Labi
Scotland
Mir
Webb
Raith Anirira
Ubon
U.S
Rock Kremlin
Washington
Senate Armed Services
Nevada
Moscow
United Press
Las Vega Proving Ground
She Kremlin
Rey
Menatome
Nowatty
Anton Rehmtur
Mike Tw
Tewtirn
Aha Fontaine
Ted Ub
Senator McMamnen Nall
Tay Juvetment Enurew
Medhahony
AYLI
Ase
Ataran
Mayers Ahold
Hlayeen Lo
Hwellen Favena
Lewie
Hirai
Ren
Cineca
Mitterong
Byrney
Xauthern
Joanie
Teleyshene
Seoul
Eruay
Asma
Ottawa
Lester Peanenny
Melbourne
Phillip Bing
Jace
U.K
AighLiung
Newbale
St. Hila
Tahiti
York
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