No Undertaking by Miners Says Dr Evatt
In a Pull Arbitration Court session Dr A V Evatt KC declared that three miners leaders had not given an undertaking to place law above union rules. He opened final arguments in contempt proceedings against three miners officials and the federations. The judge quoted past judgments about enforcing declarations to uphold legal authority, noting the election of futures and the risk of union rule supremacy over law. The hearing adjourned to Monday.
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Vilewaa
Parkinson
Eevatt
Justice Roster
AEA
Nake
Amen
Bvad
Duatice
Union
A Kelly
Kelly Nad
Rindi
Riala
Fonter
Jualien Koydy
Braik
Heme
Parkinman
Grant
Callide Coal Imports Boosted Amid Australian Plan
The Prime Minister in Wellington outlines increased use of Callide coal and imports to support national energy supply. He cites widespread supply through Callide and imports, with Cabinet expected to approve more measures to expand coal use and power generation across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, and South Australia.
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Cal
Wuernaland
Australia
Se Naar
Viton
Pwel
Poe Tnt
New South Wales
Manniow
Faerd
Jline
Mubetantigy -Wutaldy
Proprieties Attitude Criticised Over Conference Attendance
The report cites the joint coal board dispute as minister Holt notes proprietors refused to attend a conference. He says owners claim to press for better terms while authorities urge compliance with arbitration. A Melbourne arbitration inquiry is involved amid ongoing strike tensions.
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Joint Coal Board
Holt
Ates
Simere
Cams
Mt Tt de Falond
Y. Defatl
Onicla
Latour
Holl Aand
Herald Mon Ik
Nago
Canary Day
Molt
Curniah Carteln
Arbitration Court
Melbourne
Jfcontempt
Jain Ery Lendern
Coal Negotiations Spark Weekly Mine Shutdowns
Weekly Friday bulletin from the Sydney Moore of the Mint in Redecation reports miners to hold one day weekly stoppages in protest over an award and pay terms. Mine owners refuse to attend talks. the strike action and political obstruction threaten a broader dispute with federal government involvement.
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Sydney oMer
Redecation
Menaien-Fadden
Reid
Swaikers Twatte
Budtekin
Jeane
Irene
Manus
Maume
Ant
Edetian
Gallagher
Recenita for Austeatin and the Commonn Grant
A garbled report references Recenita for Austin and a Commonn grant. The town shows a faded note about the tinted mandom and an aloof Austratian figure, with unclear date lines and scattered names.
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Atlin
Nationalised steel stock pays 34 percent in government terms
London reports that holders of nationalised steel shares will receive Government guaranteed 34 per cent stock at par redeemable 1979 to 1961. Treasury announcement notes entry price aided by compensation and size of entitlements. Estimated total value to institutions about £100 million.
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London
Stock Exchange
Treasury
Iran
Pat
Censure Fails On British Defences In Parliament Vote
In a heated Commons debate the censure motion by Attlee’s government failed 308 to 287 as Liberal and Labour MPs split. Bevan warned of Yugoslavia’s threat while Churchill clashed with the Prime Minister over defence policy and the atomic bomb pace.
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Major Visua
Senate
Labour
A. Bevan
London
Winston Churchill
Kites
Britain
Atuce
Churchill and Bevan Clash Over Atom Deterrence View
In a heated Commons exchange, Churchill and Bevan debated American rearmament and atomic deterrence. Churchill argued the 4,700 million three year plan would deter Soviet expansion, while Bevan questioned reliance on the atom bomb and warned against restraint.
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Eisenhower
Churchill
Europe
Fierce Fighting Near Post as Chinese and Koreans Clash
Reports detail a night battle at a garrison post with hand to hand fighting. Chinese troops allegedly fired on advancing allied reinforcements after breaking into a brush pile. Casualties and confusion follow as mortars misfire and some Chinese troops are killed.
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Oko
Nothuniane Battalion
Kors
Gonte Chinon
Concales Oations
Hilla
Nutte Ottwire
Nto
Billa
Britain warned of atomic attack as Churchill speaks
In a late night Commons speech, Mr. Churchill warned Britain could become a bull's eye for a Soviet atomic strike. He said Britain lagged in atomic bomb production, accused the government of weak defense plans, and argued expanded conscription and a stronger American base presence were needed to deter a massive paratroop and missile assault.
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London
Britain
Jon Churchill
Hover of Commons
Russia
Anglia
Aly Porce
Boviey
Elba
Churchill
Mr. Church
Eisenhower Sails To New Command
General Eisenhower heads to assume command in France after long travel from the United States. He vows to advance plans for peace as allied forces move toward the continent. Aboard a transport vessel he travels with aides and officials toward the new theater of operations.
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Eisenhower
New Command
Friany
Eisahower
France
Trent
Whitenhowwer
Aise Beth
Hin
U S Civil Defence Plans In Case Of Nuclear Attack
The article outlines civilian defense preparations in New York and nationwide, detailing panic prevention, shelter plans, volunteer training, and public instructions. It notes expected shelter construction, ambulance readiness, radio alert procedures, and coordination by civic defense leaders to shield civilians and minimize disruption during an atomic attack.
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Wallender
Uno
Joe Mumps
Rey
Kvineuwe
New York
Manhattan
Merapers
Rouidante
Exildren
Shinde
Bevan
ACP
Mera
Sven
Ahmed
Peranna
Bud Ai
Reds Hold Ground as Chinese Forces Pile Pressure in Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports Chinese Communist units press toward Wonju and Chipyong with heavy losses to Allied forces. British troops push north of Kyongas toward the Han River while Allied air and sea power attempt to blunt the southeastern advance near Pyongmning.
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Tokyo
Chipyong
Wonju
Southeas
Reds
Cheehon
Pusan
Alona
Smvtea
Cnn
Chechon
Chipyong Ta
Tinemy J
Actos
Covitent Front
Comumuniste
Pyongmning
Lange Ensemy
Histanke
Hilladen
Hanue
High Prices for Cattle Reported in Sydney Market
Sydney market notes record high cattle prices with buyers at Toronto and Tenterfield yards. Hareford reports prices for Durham cattle rose, indicating strong demand despite uncertain factors. Local traders anticipate continued strength in livestock sales.
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Sydney
Wignent
Toronto
Tenterfield
Trigety
Hareford
Durham
Defence Power Investigated in Crumbling Fragments
Fragmented report discusses defence power use to recruit more personnel and divert materials. Cabinet discussions and High Court briefings outline wartime and peacetime mobilization questions while Parliament weighs further steps.
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Oulpul Ff
Moe
High Court
Sumter
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