New Action Against Miners Talks in Sydney
Cabinet in Canberra plans further legal action to curb coal stoppages subject to advice. In Sydney the Miners Central Council is expected to resist concessions and press for a review of the Callaghane incentive award. Government eyes an Arbitration Court decision under the Act and weighs criminal proceedings.
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Arbitration Court
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Ani
Can
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Tivad
Adiminiatratives Authority
Alhouen
Miners Council Mulls Proposals At Sydney Meeting
ACT U and Miners Central Council clash over wage rise and contracts as meetings in Sydney set to decide proposals. Talks focus on extra pay, weeklies, and potential compromises amid left-wing pressure and federation tensions.
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Hn Cigiane
Labour Survives New Challenge in Commons Vote
London, Wednesday The Labour Government won 205 to 39 million pounds for the plan to write down the mortgage on the coast and continue a revised 6 million project related to African ground scheme. Conservative amendment tried to block an impartial inquiry as the government pushed the bill through again.
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London
Labove
House of Commons
Korean Pilots Train At Fairbairn
Korean pilots begin two months of training at Fairbairn Australian station before active duty. They learn Mustang fighters under FitcLt J Hubble of No 3 Squadron. Captain Gutheir stationed at Paibaten witnesses the training and related events in New Gaines amid mounting tensions.
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Fa.a.f
Mustang
FitcLt
J. Hubble
No. 3 Smildron
Gutheir
Paibaten
Laniagran
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Vuteana
Alarm at Action on Leaders Sparks Union Meeting
A.C.T Trades and Labour Council debated an alarm over actions against miners leaders. Me F Wilff Haninott proposed a motion upholding arbitration while defending workers rights and the right to strike. Speakers warned against criminal prosecutions and urged full restoration of rights and privileges for strikers.
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Ais Counch
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William
Willamoon
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Canberra
Kemp
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Eta
50 U.S. Troops Die After Drinking Anti-Freeze Spirit
In a foggy wartime report from San Francisco a dramatic incident is described as about fifty American troops die after consuming a potent anti freeze like spirit. The account claims many sailors on a vessel named Tainaron collapsed, with medical officers and a chief navigator involved in attempts to aid the stricken crew during a freezing period.
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U.S
Ban Francisco
Nawid
Wenitien
Palneron
New York Scientist Questions Nevada Atomic Tests
Dr. David Bradley, an American physicist, claims recent Nevada explosions were hydrogen bomb tests. He bases conclusions on reported glass breakage up to eight miles from ground zero and compares to Hiroshima’s larger radius, suggesting a different reactor design and implying an early hydrogen device rather than a uranium bomb.
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Wed
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Nevada
Bradley
Tom Eata
Hiroshima
Tam
Pacific Pact Talks Expected In London Visit
London reports on Dulles Pacific pact proposals as first fruit of his Far Eastern tour. Britain wary of outright alliance, seeks firm security guarantees for Japan rearmament, while Australian opinion demands safeguards. Washington sources note US origins but careful diplomatic framing.
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London
John Foster Dulles
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Ja Tunicas
Fiat
Froaty
Japan
Dapan
Dapas
Washington
Reuters Washington
Maya
Cullen F Bugin
Aohio
Mena
Sereamne
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Dulles
Pacific
Hopes for agreement on defence pact amid Pacific talks
Reported talks between New Zealand and the United States over a defence alliance include Mr Holland proposing a broader NZ Australia and US defence framework. In Tokyo, Prime Minister Yoshida said pacifist and rearmament views swirl while Japan seeks constitutional restraint and possible security arrangements.
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Wellington
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Newealand
New Zealand
Cullen Toonght
Australia
Japan
Tokyo
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Forryi Affairs Committee
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Midgets Expecting Child in New York
A four foot high midget vaudeville performer and her husband anticipate a baby by cesarean delivery in April. The claim draws attention as the world’s smallest couple projects a child likely to set records for height among newborns.
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New York
Alva
Air Experts From England Arrive for Victoria Mission
Air experts from England including Air Commodore Kelaham and three wing commanders arrive for a Victoria mission. RAF contingents will tow, with Mastinj from Bingland and Mister for Air guiding operations as midday departures and March 20 plans are noted.
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Victoria
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Australian economy under cabinet review and new controls
Cabinet to examine the Australian economy with Treasury officials and Governor Coombs this week. Proposals for price tax on inflation are set to be debated as Commonwealth authorities discuss bank interest rates and potential revival of the evaluation question.
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Tion
Atabillan
Coombs
Commonwealth Authoritien
Assault on Wosan In Warramunga Commanded by Captain Ito Becher
In a naval engagement near Warramunga the Weta and the Brush cruiser Belfast, led by Bir Aubrey 'Bt Cidie Fore, attacked in company with U.S. warships. Under cover, aircraft and tanks supported operations as UN forces retreated south, with no firing reported in the city ten miles away.
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Weta
Brush
Belfast
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Pelturt
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Basel
Australian woman named private secretary at White House
Veronica Jelly, an Australian, has been appointed private secretary to Major General Harry Vaughan at the White House. Reportedly the first Australian to hold an official White House position, the appointment follows Vaughan's work with President Truman during wartime planning and after the Pacific conflict.
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White House
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Harry Vaughan
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Og Prams
Fateryaces Aire
New York
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Renapiurtars
Salary Figures And Political Talk In Washington
Fragmented account notes a salary of £2054 a year and a shift in discussions around a general Vaughan. It mentions Mrs Jolly and a press conference, a bill granting forense, and a resignation of a previous secretary. The text references Timt-General Ranert Kirheterger, General Vaughan, and John Sunlivan with HC details.
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Timt
Ranert Kirheterger
American Associated Press
Uumneral Vaughan
Alan
Joey
Vaughen
John Sunlivan
Ceptions
Vaughan
And
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York
Arthur Wieon' Srernary
Justice Department
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Talugha
Wilson
Proposals for Power Talks Reach London Alliance
London reports show Britain United States and France ready to press the Soviet Union to hold four of foreign policy talks. Officials from the three nations seek a decisive step toward easing tensions and shaping a new framework for diplomacy.
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Britain
United States
France
Soviet Union
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