Waterside Protest Over ACTU Watersiders Move in Canberra
Angry demonstrations and telegrams flood Canberra as waterside workers press for or against a wage settlement. Mr Monk and ACTU officials clash over a motion to resume work while unions demand higher margins and safeguards. Wives join supporters outside the Trades Hall as tensions run high.
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Monk
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Iggs
Umest
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ACD. U
Albert
Monle
W. Evans
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Watersiders
Unions Rally as ACTU Report Rejected in Australia
Crowds packed the public meeting hall as unions cheered and funds were pledged after the ACTU report was overwhelmingly rejected. Vinny Highlwinge and Mr Mo Rourke opposed the reception while Albert Monk defended the union stance, stating all aspects were considered before urging a return to work.
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Mr. Monk
Australia
Eft
Vinny Hghlwinge
Mo Rourke
VME SD
Wewring
Amit
Am Industrial
Novement
Albert Monk
Valeda
Floods Rise Across North Causing Evacuations and Delays
A severe flood warning spread as heavy rain battered eastern and northeastern districts. Rivers including the Macleay, Gwydir and Clarence rose rapidly threatening towns like Tamworth and Collarenebri. Evacuations continued with hundreds moved from Wisterain and Walgett while trains were halted at Werris Creek and coastlines faced potential flooding.
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Mungind
Walgett
Grafton
Waldhia
Armidale
Himtor
Gwydir
Moree
NSW Dwellings Count Shows Shed Housing Lead
NSW has most shed dwellers in the Commonwealth with about 24 749 using sheds as dwellings. The act of the Commonwealth statistician notes sheds used for housing across Australia with counts for each state, led by NSW followed by Queensland and Victoria.
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Watistichia
Bfl Sayey
Australia
N.S.W
Queensland
Sunderes
America Halts U S Weather Balloons to Turkey
Washington ordered a halt to sending U S weather balloons from Germany to Turkey in response to Soviet protests. The move aims to avoid reprisals and involves cooperation with the Soviet Union on safety for a weather survey program. Late protests by Soviet satellites and Czechoslovakia to the United Nations followed.
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Keriaan Uote
Soviet Union
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Czechoslovakia
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New York
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Boylet Union
President backs federal stance amid Alabama rioting
President Eisende urged minimal federal intervention as local authorities handle unrest over Autherine Luc Bell’s case at Alabama. DOJ investigation cited in some civil rights matters. University official Jennele announced deportation steps to Albany Governor Stone. protests on campus described as deplorable with mixed student participation. A Danish liberal group invited Miss Lucy to Copenhagen University, raising funds.
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Alabama
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Department of Justice
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Albany
STON
University of Idiitwion
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Mies
Isulion
League Fort Tolerance
Lucy
Copenhagen University
Titus
Two Hurt In City Collision
Two men were injured in a city collision and taken to Canberra Community Hospital with head and whorl injuries. The crash occurred on Angust Burn street at Rei weie, when both cars left the road after a high impact.
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Alastin Avenue
Curtone Street
Antarctic Plane Found Missing Navy Otter Recovered
The United States Navy announced the Otter plane missing in Antarctica with seven crew members since last Friday had been found. A spokesman said the crew were believed well. The message requested Seebreaker and helicopter support to reach the crash site. The high‑engined plane disappeared while flying from Marie Byrd Land to Little America with trailblazing party members and support vehicles.
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United States Navy
Antarctica
Task Force Command
le Antjacellg
Navy
Marie Byrd Land
America
Monk Cheer Led Waterside Demonstration at Arbitral Talks
Mr Manik told the anonymous party that settlement terms retain original proposals. Justice Ash burner offered to arbitrate on the margin increase claim. The crowd outside the AGT building grew angry as demonstrators gathered, while Maule appeared shaken leaving the scene.
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Maule
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Watersidens
Mysterious Radio Signals From Flying Byrjoe Aircraft
Reports recount faint radio signals over northwest Australia linked to the Flying Byrjoe mystery aircraft. Authorities at Wyndham and Darwin coordinate search from the Royal Australian Air Force base, with Deputy Director of Civil Aviation Wiggine arriving to oversee efforts.
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Newman
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Phikola
Dismissal Branded Brutal by Macarthur in Memoir Debate
A fragmentary account cites General Douglas MacArthur calling his dismissal brutal while detailing mounting tensions with President Truman and war policy. The text references his claim of loyalty, accusations of misrepresentation, and critical notes on allied actions surrounding Korea and Britain’s espionage matters.
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Security chief dismissed amid Algerian unrest and riots
London's press reports a French security chief in Algiers faced dismissal as mobs of Algerian merchants rioted during May Day unrest. An Algerian police crackdown and renewed hopes for reform were noted as authorities urged restraint and stability amid mounting tensions. Noel-Baker’s London note described the former British rents secretary’s wife dying yesterday.
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