Cabinet May Move For Compulsory Unionism
A January 10 meeting discussed compulsory unionism as a likely legislative goal. The bill would require universal joining and support within the industry, with early backing from key figures and potential cross party support if consensus forms.
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Ronmder
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Caine
Lunioniam
Laue
Toore
Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Daly's Theatre Fire Details
Fragmented wartime notes describe damage to Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Daly's Theatre with estimates around 30 000 pounds now, 16 000 existing. National housing drive funded repairs. plaster replaced by soap and lime wash. Worn by bombs, theatres in London faced reconstruction with Wren’s work cited. historic venues tied to David Garrick and Nell Gwyn.
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Theatre Royal
Drury Law
London
Oldeat
Taide
Old Inet
Daly's Theatre
Fayul Tell
Garters
Ratton Karview
Rompanina
Fanny Parur
Senba Comjunies
Branca
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Charles
Con Reve
Goldamithy
Johnsen
Canberra Hospital Board Crisis Refers to Elective Member Appointment
A Canberra hospital board controversy centers on the appointment process for elected representatives, alleging government influence and a lack of community power. The narrative argues elected members should answer the people, not act on private aims or imperial authority, and calls for accountability and democratic governance.
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Canberra
Heaital Board
Hospital Board
Nemuale Bn Ge
Exhibition of 72 Reamples by New Zealand Painter Crabbe
An exhibition of 72 works by New Zealand artist Helen Crabbe opened at City studios on Bale arday. The event, initiated by Miss Swaniy Huseni, showcases Crabbe’s portraits with a focus on character over form, drawing visitors to the studio in Ryaney.
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New Zealand
Rabbe
Biss Swaniy Huseni
Ihearia
Hice Crabiss
Juing Awbtan
Ryaney
Wing Teaver
Singland
Aurie
Waasreel
Peta Fruth
HoweEkty
Atom Tanater
Thin Traniuune
May
David Lind
Ehnrarthr
Emeuanniat
Amd
Howe
Ciiborea
Clude
Netrawundal
Turner
Fire delay hits Australian liner project amid chaos
Fragments show a disrupted report about a newly planned Australian liner delayed by fire. Names, places, and details are garbled but indicate government involvement and ship construction challenges. The text mentions engineers, a ship, and urgent actions to resume work amid safety concerns.
Forecast: Duetride Duo Fine and Somer Weather Story
A forecast notes that Routheastern Duetride members Fine and Somer are featured amid nutty winds and a mix of slight to smooth readings. It mentions increasing danger from constant calder trends and related conditions.
Canberra Weather Saturday Report
Weather data for Canberra shows variable readings with temperatures around 8 to 23 degrees, wind notes and rainfall measurements. Specific times list morning and afternoon figures, including inches and degrees, indicating a detailed daily climatology segment.
U S Dairymen Face Price Manipulation Rumors
Fragmented OCR text reports alleged price manipulation involving U S dairymen and a corporate association linked to New York Mercantile Exchange activities. Details are unclear due to garbled source wording but imply government scrutiny and market intervention steps planned for December.
Migrants Camp Superior To Suared Rooms
In a British builder migrant camp, workers are to be housed in structured rooms with shared facilities. The camp plans include private quiet houses and hotels for families, with a mess and recreation space. The example of a local hostel shows the approach to migrant accommodation.
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Migraite
Iat Peiorea
Ieee
Man
French Policy Response and Treasury Bond Market Report
The report outlines a French policy response to Blum and details a surge in treasury bond activity. It notes more than 240 million bonds in the global market, with recent loans negotiated at 226 percent interest amid tense financial conditions.
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London
France
Boy Breaks Leg in Fall From Horse Near Perry
An 11 year old boy from Sut ter Tyne Aina named Perry broke a leg in a fall from a horse yesterday afternoon. He was taken to a local hospital after the incident and his father, Bouthwall, reports he is recovering from surgery with condition listed as fair.
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Perry. Douthwoth
Sutter
Tyne Aina
Hove
Bouthwall
Auftared
Industrial Board Hearing On Interim Wage Request
The Industrial Board meets today to hear an application by the union and a Labour member regarding interim wage rates under the Federal Arbitration Act. The case involves a worker at the Kingston Stores Department and alleged bias favoring management and a state of discrimination against a potential union member.
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Canberra
Athi Trafjon Caar
Aleowy
Etna
Meintou O
Kingston
Anamen
Alpine rescue stretcher methods reduce risk in cliff work
An unclear report describes rescue crews using stretchers and portable gear to lower injured climbers from steep cliffs. It notes operators coordinating lowering lines and safety measures with attention to timing and terrain, but many details are garbled.
Employers Seek Govt Policy to Stabilize Industry
A memorandum from the Council of Employers' Federations urges the Government to define clear policy to promote industrial peace. It calls for strengthening the Arbitration Court with broader powers, compulsory recognition of unions, penalties for noncompliance, and government guidance to balance production and labor welfare while maintaining national employment and tax revenue. The memo stresses collaboration among government, employers, and workers to sustain postwar production and prevent industrial strife.
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Arithlon
Artlon
Coun
Antiinés
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Tamani
Tamani Industry and Tor Fo Pryatuetlon
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Chery
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AKIO
Iow
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Valniig Eulta
Lane
Oselr
Etualite Toltera
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Trogen
Ponce
Stroberg
Eins Warten
Erung Waukers
Wah
Housing Output Rises as 1946 Ends
Housing progress improves late 1946 with 78 homes completed in the last months and 22 more finished in December. Outlook for 1947 remains brighter due to British trade arrivals and released funds from Canberra Technical College, though shortages and Commonwealth allocation gaps for ACT housing loom.
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Commonwealth
A.ct
Department of Works
Canberra
ACT
HMG
Minda Awa
Beato
A.C T
Positive Plans for Private Enterprise and Government
A 1940 document outlines private enterprise efforts to outmaneuver government controls. It proposes a standing body in Canberra to assess material needs, coordinate supply, and improve efficiency. A pilot plan at Ryde aims for uniform standards to boost home building output and industrial resources.
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Mabing
Lyala
Aimtributtan
Avaltunie
Gcanberya
Menta i
Regula
Depertimanta
Ryde
Mallpower
Play Centre Opens Today at Westlake
Westlake Play Centre opens today with a program for children from the area. The scheme, funded by health authorities and the YMCA, aims to provide supervised play, books, and activities. Local organizers seek donations of children’s reading materials and books to support junior programs.
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Canberra
Atin Oke
Saneh
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Tne
Newonal
Pitman
Gordon
Heaith
Department of the Interior
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YMCA
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Reale
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Athury
Ralph
Suneat
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Pein
Owen
Miviner
Eamoly
Ultimo
Newtswn
Balmain
Ming Teuth Tarael
Hinderwenn
Arete
Menahes
Wal Comet
Nish
Wirt Clark
Manulex
Kingainn
Tobacco subsidy ends and prices rise today
Government announces end of tobacco subsidy with price increases on cigarettes and tobaccos. Major brands listed will see higher prices due to cost of raw materials and wartime subsidies being withdrawn. Retailers warned that most stock will carry the new prices and consumers will bear the cost.
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Eiji Tretten
Wn Gunes
Comalanine
Bishopesterday
Wweands
Ardain Cla
Temple Mar
Gercich
Kool
Iste Sxproas
Ans
Capetan
Craven + Acand
Ardath
Capeten
Pegal
Einar Brands
Oranda
Coate
Russia resumes work on world’s tallest building
Moscow resumes construction of the Palace of the Bolshoi, intended to be the world’s tallest building, reportedly 120 feet higher than the Aspire Building, with renewed effort and plans underway.
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Russia
Moscow
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