Midnight meeting averts crisis in Melbourne dispute
In Melbourne a tense midnight session of the Melbourne Trades Hall led to Premier Hediway Coliey proposing an emergency bill. The measure grants government power to declare an emergency and regulate essential services to prevent disruption, with penalties for strikes. The bill passed its second reading by 35 to 18 and moved toward the Legislative Council amid protests and large tramway workers presence.
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Earthquake hits Wellington and other towns in New Zealand
A Thursday quake rocked Wellington and several towns including Gisborne Napier Taupo New Plymouth Palmerston North Levin and Martin about the same time. Tech damage widespread with glass windows shattered at Wanagamuti area and minor injuries reported though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Railway Strike Ends No Result as Workers Resume
Commonwealth mediation led by Mr Blackburn orders tramway workers to return to duty by April 16. Government aims to avert federal action while talks with AR officials and Transport Minister Kent Hughes continue. Melbourne workers plan to resume stoppage after protests against emergency legislation. Opposition leader says a broader settlement is needed this week.
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Persia to Work New Oilfields Amid Government Plan
Tehran Thursday report states Persia will start exploiting all oil fields except those controlled by the Anglo-Iranian Company under a new year plan. A government spokesman said Persia would stabilize the region and align with the Soviet bloc.
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Giant flying boats to carry 140 passengers
London report on Britain’s plan for 249 flying boats to serve the air service. An AAP preview notes aircraft under construction at Cowes and the Ministry of Supply, with jets and turboprops delivering speeds over 500 mph and a capacity of around 140 passengers each.
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Greek Garrison Drives Rebels From Territory
Athens Athenian military ministry reports that garrison forces repelled rebel troops across the region. Guerilla detachments mounted a strike that forced retreat, with correspondent noting the action aimed to divert Brock army operations and quash resistance.
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Shanghai council officers seek redress for Chinese claims
Shanghai officers press for payment of superannuation and other funds owed by the Chinese government. The former Shanghai Municipal Council employees of the pre war Shanghai International Settlement seek to bring the issue to top officials in Washington. The wartime ex workers recall the relocation to the Pole and other events affecting their claims.
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Bush Christmas film chosen by Protestant Motion Picture Council
The Protestant Motion Picture Council selects the Australian film Bush Christmas for February. A picture of New York is used in promotion, with details noted as part of the campaign.
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Russia demands refugees' return from Denmark
In Copenhagen a Danish official disputed the claim that Russia seeks to force refugees back. The Soviet government insists some refugees from Latvia Lithuania and Estonia might be implicated in war crimes and should be repatriated to the Soviet Union.
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Cease fire deal eyed in Indonesia Batavia report
A tentative cease fire between the Ditch and Republican factions in Indonesia is expected to be signed soon. Reports say the interim accord could be finalized by Batuirday after weeks of hostage tensions and stalled negotiations.
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Boot repairs to cost 20 f.c. more
The Master Boot Makers and Repairers Association of NSW says boot repairs will rise by 20 percent. Secretary Mr B Scambell notes new prices will apply on Friday after government advice, due to increased labour and material costs.
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Amarnath Reaches 1 UNS For Season
Indian cricket update notes Amar Nath reaching one as captain amid cautious play. Report mentions Launceston and a match against Tasmania with depun to-day, highlighting a significant milestone for the team.
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Arab-Lea threat to defy UN partition plan
Arab forces threaten to ignore UN partition, pledge to strike Jewish settlements in Palestine. Revelations describe planned Arab operations around Jerusalem Hebron and Neve Ilan, with 1,000-plus fighters massed near Lydda and Jaffa, while British troops prepare to clear roads to major towns. Reuters reports note ex-officers volunteering for Arab forces and Saudi Arabia granting guard troops to Jerusalem for the Saudi consulate.
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U S Excludes Brazilian Architect as Red
Reported in Lake Suconse New York on Thursday the United States bars Oscar Niemeyer the Brazilian architect cited as a suspected Communist. The article notes Niemeyer worked recently on a plant project and implies he may be barred from reentry.
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Communist Plan to Upset Marshall Plan Exposed
Berlin reports reveal a detailed Communist scheme aimed at disrupting the Marshall Plan. The plan names coordinating committees and calls for worker mobilization, strikes, and blocking coal and food shipments, with references to German transport, occupation authorities, and Allied reactions.
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25 000 One Strike in Ruhr WamrorI Labor Strike
A damaged report notes a large worker strike in the Ruhr region with metal and chemical workers involved. The fragment mentions inadequate food and a mid 20th century industrial setting. Names and precise entities are unclear due to garbled text.
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Britain and Arabs Begin New Treaty Series
London reports a signing ceremony where Ernest Bovin announces a new series of treaties between Britain and Arab states. The event signals a major step toward normalized relations with the Arab world and broader international friendship.
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Deadlock on Naming Trieste Governor Deepens
Fragmented report shows a deadlock among parties over appointing a governor for the Free Territory, with a deadline looming as negotiations stall. The Security Council is not yet ready to decide who will lead the administration in the contested area.
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Sterling devaluation rumours spark market debate
London stocks and Paris bourse show active trading as rumours of a sterling devaluation circulate. A Treasury official cites no imminent change, while The Financial Times notes that markets expect a move but warn against signaling intent.
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RAAF Plans Counter Atomic Threat in Sydney Talk
The Minister for Air Mr Drakeford disclosed plans to coordinate undersea airfields and town planning with allied security nations in response to the atomic bomb and rocket era. He advocated limiting airfield expansion around Sydney and Melbourne to protect major cities and discussed cooperation with RAF and other allies.
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Afghan threat to press raid on Kashmir
Afghan chieftain Latif Khan threatens a raid into Kashmir saying 80000 raiders are ready to act, while Pakistan’s premier is urged toward peace. Nehru and Gandhi are cited, with talk of war and evacuation plans amid rising tension between India and Pakistan.
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Communists Walk Out As French Assembly Adjourns
In Paris on Thursday the French National Assembly faced a walkout as Communists and other deputies protested over the government’s stance. The chamber temporarily adjourned amid tensions with veteran leader Marcel Cachin and other allies supporting the motion.
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Truman Predicts US Expansion in Next Ten Years
President Truman forecast long range growth with intelligent patching to raise output by 35 percent. He projected 700,000 more workers and stronger production while warning of inflation and credit excess as the nation moves toward greater employment and economic expansion over the coming decade.
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U S Reopens Mellaha Airfield in Trupol
The United States resumes operations at Mellaha airfield in Trupol to service transport aircraft. The air maintenance detach replaces prior units, with headquarters announcing the move as part of a broader U S association effort to bolster aerial operations.
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