Snowy Union Demands Probe of Public Works Staff
Snowy employees press for investigation into Public Works staff amid allegations of malpractices. Names mentioned include J Belfert and Latour MLA with the Amalgamated Engineering Union backing the request. The State Public Works Department faces claims of forged plans, private use of equipment, and improper weekend trips by foremen and contractors. A request will be made to Renshaw to halt eviction threats tied to job losses at Ingle Hawk and Eagle Howl facilities as three men have been reportedly dismissed.
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Tiny
Jon
Siauppaune
Warts Department
Wcheme
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Auiniabra
Mtr
Solirart
Ind ‘Hamner
Adaminaby
Jay Foreman
Fhend
Eagle Howl
Renshaw
Ingle Hawk
Ships Officers to Stand By Resignations
News from Australia reports Merchant Service Guild officers intend to hold their resignations in abeyance and plan to meet shipping representatives next Monday to discuss grievances. Guild members condemn ship owners for failing to meet and address pilotage concerns and related issues. Elective changes to resignations set for January 1. conference expected with owners to avoid strike action.
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Anvew Arienue
Riawihers
Merchijat Service
Austra Ia Porta
Petusing
Anblimida Bleatrshin Owners Federation
A. Cutls
A. Cutls, No Wornignt
Willlno
Wut Pot Linder & Iet
Steike
Paris Moves Toward Union Ministry
Paris reports a push by center and left parties to form a National Union government to stabilize parliamentary institutions and ease popular unrest. Key figures include Mendes France and Ramadier as potential premiers, with Malvet and Sneaty considered as possible candidates.
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Paris
Ftanaw
Tentre
Tailovta Tint
Byron Snade Lo Tay
Airuions
M. Mundes-Pranice
Radical Party
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Hig
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Mit
Job Ne NM
Faw Ramadier
Bro Niles
Ie May
M. Gay Malvet
Aut
Chrighon Sneaty
M. Mendes
France
National Union
Pratiimentary Kentnent
M Peacet
Algeria
AM. Cintaine Pinay
Pornign
Coastal Shipping Tie Up Likely
Meo Gund and THUsung discuss waterfront labor talks in Sydney with Australian and British representatives. Outcome will decide if Australia faces another shipping disruption. Conference aims to show progress on wage and attendance pay demands, with strong moves anticipated to stop work in support.
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Sydney
Wate Front Malonsy
Aus
Tralian Caine
Prade Untang
Wihnther Auserain Wal
Enllo Ip
Ifilons
Abie
Eniong Wit
Lim
Stronge
Stoppae
Worl
Spport
Uslon Femanda
Anti Communist Labor Party Eyes Senate Balance
Anti Communist Labor Party appears to hold the power balance in the Senate after Victoria Sebbile’s representation results. McManus leads with 191,813 primary votes versus 46,898 for Cormack, while second Labour candidate Cameron has 23,480 votes. Re-elections of Armstrong and Revd were noted, with final outcomes pending next week.
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Iself
Senate
Sebbile
Ma . P. McManus
Medan
Lothour
W. Sandford
Wall
Cormick
Connack
Armetrong
Lad
Revd
C.P
Ashley Lain
Spooner
Jas Weeks
Wheeth
McCallum
Armstrong
North
Treasure Trove Found by Skin-Diver Teddy Twelver
NEW YORK Thursday Lite Magazine reports a sunken Bermuda ship yielded a treasure trove discovered by alpinist diver Teddy Twelver. The find includes nine gold objects 200 coins and 80 other items recovered to date as the most important underwater wealth since the West Atlantic semaphore era.
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New York
Thiersiay
Lite
Bermuda
Namied
Teddy
Wrevic
Mine Deputy Dies in Shaft at State Mine
A mine deputy fell 220 feet in a main elevator shaft at the State mine today. Harris Dowlar Gruhn, of Langie, was killed instantly.
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Lephgow
Iw State
Hawis Dovlr Gruhn
Angie
Denial by Clive Evatt Refuses Comment After ALP Meeting
Clive Evatt, linked to the ALP Hurstville branch, denied press reports alleging he criticised the government at a Tuesday night meeting. He spoke with officers for about an hour, declined to comment further, and party officials prepared statements. The Hurstville branch backed Evatt’s right to express his opinions within the party precincts.
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Clive Byrnet
Dad Jude
Lo Wim
A. Burstville
Evatt
Inovadeq Hall
Hurstville
ALP
Hiwatt
ALD
Serrats
Golibouiviie
Waverly
Eva
Eyvath Ban
Ganist
Kha
David
Syhill
Heverly
Stewarts
C. Iva
Uespinion
Eden Faces Indecision Drawn by Tory Press
London reports Eden under fire from both opposition and government supporters as British papers attack his handling of policy. The Daily Mirror and Telegraph quote ministers and editors, while Labour leaders plan to attack in parliament ahead of a full session in January.
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rHureany
Minster
St. Anthony” Eden
Cricism
Lapou
Sind Pyar
Daily
Mirray
Weel-Lome Press
Croit
Kaytr
the Daily
Telegraph
Daily Mall
Tye
Miceling
Ila
Tuhinel
Tooday
Mr. Gaitskell
Sir Anthony
Rcall
House of
Comynons Voyue
Christman Houlting
Egypt
Belgium
Mirxorgula
Anthony Eden
No Union Move Here Yet On One-man Buses
Canberra reports show the Transport Workers Union yet to take action on one man buses. The union branch secretary said no decision has been sent to the department. The Interior Department awaits delivery of buses that may be operated by one or two men, tied to the 1955 bus service inquiry recommendations by Chapman and Schuman.
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Transport Workers Union Act
Tit Comede Nhik
Mayy Buse
McDonald
Canberra
Tull
Ben Alea
Mesars
Chapman and
L.A. Schuman
Farm Raids in Britain Spur Severe Penalties
Disorderly night raids plague rural farms across Britain causing fear among villagers. Reports note armed intrusions and rustling, with one farmer tallying losses and a harsh legal response looming, including potential multi-month penalties and fines for trespass and theft.
Brain Specialist In Cash To Saves Man At Cooma
An American engineer, Mel McNealey, employed by Arup on the Snowy scheme, was injured when his car crashed near Cooma. He was treated at a hospital after the night accident. The emergency operation involved a brain specialist who was summoned to assist during the ride to hospital.
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Gooma
Theigure
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Kalson
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Cabinet Plans for Major Party Meeting Today
The upcoming party meeting will discuss administrative matters since the election win on December 10. Menzies aims to refresh the Cabinet with younger ministers, with McEwen tipped for a new Commerce and Agriculture post and several ministers likely reshuffled or replaced. The government plans a Ministry of Trade to bolster promoting Australian goods and expand overseas markets. The new cabinet is expected to be sworn in mid next week.
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Ministry of Trade and Commerce
Commerce and Agriculture
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Paris: Mending
Derember
Ule
Monghs
Manzios
Volinger Grounil
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A. Frith
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Heach
Custis
Menzics
Department of Agriculture
McEwen
Agiculture
Opan
Country Party
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Arthur Adden
Arnald
Strike Rumour Lifts Oil Search Shares
Sydney trading on the Sydney Stock Exchange shows Oil Search shares opening at 22/0 and rising to as high as 14/-, before settling around 13/-. The rumor cited a strike affecting a well, while the secretary stated there was no truth to the memory of the event. a single well in New Guinea drifted for four days prior was resolved.
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Sydney Stock Exchange
Ba Marien
Oi Seareh
Mu. M. Walker
New Guinea
Debate on honours delayed stalls on Syevin Leycoll votes
In Naw York the Security Council debate on Syevin Leycoll treaties is reported to be marking time. Meanwhile, important developments in Middle Eastern affairs occurred with coverage from London and Washington.
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York
London
Washington
U S Plane Over South Pole
An American four engine plane from the McMurdo area conducted a 20 minute survey over Wilkes Land near the South Pole before an abrupt whiteout forced a course change. The mission, reported yesterday, aimed to map the pole region and assess conditions, describing the terrain as a gently elongated snowy expanse with intermittent shells.
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Navy Antarctic
Waatingdha
Ubat
South Pole
Fasc Cie
McMurdo Solin
Wilkes Land
Victoria Cross Winners Set for Centenary Celebration
Victoria Cross holders invited to London for centenary tribute at Buckingham Palace gardens. Queen Elizabeth to host garden party for recipients. 1st awarded in 1886 and 50 survivors remained by World War II era.
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Lanmun
Tysstys
Apo
Hoideia
Victoria Cynss
London
Elizabeth
Peel
Wheat crop losses blamed on heavy rains in Melbourne area
Weather disruptions hit Victoria broad areas with rain reducing yields. Estimates show a sizable portion of the crop damaged, with significant losses across the Mallee region and other parts of the state.
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Melbourne
Mallee
Solar Heat To Cool Homes From Sun to Future Comfort
Renowned expert Sir Ernest predicts solar heating will transform homes by 1976 with widespread television access, three dimensional circuits, and synthetic fabrics reducing clothing needs. He warns diesel fumes may harm city air unless safe measures are taken while urging Australia to pursue advanced solar energy solutions.
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Ernesty
Widl
Amalgamated Wireless
Ema
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