Butchers Vote Not To Reopen Coalfields Shops
Newcastle butchers voted against reopening their shops in the coalfields area for next week. About 150 members attended and rejected a motion to reopen under terms proposed by the Federal Government. Only six supported the motion. The meeting upheld the previous decision to stay closed, with leaders calling the government terms unsatisfactory.
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Butchers
Coalfields
Newcastle
Lake Macquari
Engineers Ordered to Halt Work in Melbourne Foundries
In Melbourne, 3000 members of the Amalgamated Engineers Union received a circular from union officials directing them not to resume work in metal factories on Monday or any day when settlement terms are not agreed to by the union.
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Melbourne
Ianalgamated Engineering Union
Theli Union
AJLU
Tram strike may be deferred in Sydney
Tram workers plan a one day stoppage in Sydney with meetings delaying action. The union and the New South Wales Railway and Tram Service Council discuss a risk of limited service and potential delays if the strike proceeds. Authorities say only 6000 or more workers may be affected. some employees may not report for work on Monday at midnight.
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Sydney
Ffisy
Willy Mike
Nova
Miners Voice Against Late Hotel Closing Plan
Union members voiced opposition to a proposed late hotel closing measure. The speakers were determined to oppose any change, stressing that the plan would harm workers and their families. Members carried the motion unanimously, showing firm support for their stance.
London Strike Called Off by Transport Men
London transport workers ended an eight hour day four hour week and overtime pay dispute after settlement with employers. About 70 000 men and 17 000 dockers returned to work as talks led by a new industrial council sought to end negotiations on terms. Agencies warned of possible food shortages if fuel and bread shipments faltered during the stoppage.
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London
Frid
Unele
Transport
Lonton
Dackers
New Zealand Waterfront Strike Called Off by Union
Auckland reports a waterfront strike pause as union leaders announce a return to negotiations. The National Council of New Zealand Waiters Union directs all members to resume work from Monday with a settlement still out of reach. Government stance remains unchanged from pre Christmas talks and the expansion of the Water Transport Industry Commission is set for Friday.
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Auckland
Ube
Fnational Council of New Zealand
Waisreiters’ Union
Dirsotfad
Bayie
Seltinmnent
Watertrar Industry Commission
Dockyards Offer To Reopen Monday
SYDNEY Friday report says dockyard aides and employees plan to end a stoppage begun November 27 and resume 61 yards of work Monday. Dispute talks may resume next Thursday, as unions hope to secure enough labour and avoid costly delays. NSW Council Disputes committee will meet Tuesday to discuss the matter.
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Sydney
Omdlala
Unlatia
New South Wales Council Disputes Committee
America Merges Army and Navy
President Truman announces a plan to unify the United States armed forces under a National Defence Secretary with a separate air force and unified strategic command. The Army retains ground forces and aviation, the Navy keeps carrier aviation, and the Air Force operates as an equal service. Canada reports reduced recruiting and demobilisation progress, with force tallies and veteran releases noted.
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Wabhtngton
Friay
Iair
Palterwas
Ravytte Forrestal
United Bixton Armed Forces
T National Defence
Forren
Rumen
Ministry of Defence
Orpanic
Asraeaulatiog
Poe Goss
Tong Penge
Ianyaina Remaliza
Jie Manse
Xemi Tourly
Navy
Ottawa
Brooke Claxton
Canada
Islands Turn To U5 World Air Record Speed Break
Reports from London indicate significant public interest as the Virgin Islands’ air speed efforts face hurdles. Authorities consider admin moves amid proposals affecting education limits and federation questions, with islanders voicing objections through Associated Press coverage.
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London
Pridey
Plato Eooreed
Tertle i Don
Frida
Virgin Inlands
Dritinh
Figiairen
Waterson
American United Presa
Niles
Byrd Expedition Finds Old Camp at Little America
Admiral Byrd's expedition ships reached Little America to learn the Bay of Whales was frozen and the entrance unusually small. An icebreaker moved to permit ships to enter and moor as crews prepared the site.
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Little America
Admiral Byrd
America
Bay of Whales
Milne
Churchill Leads United Europe Movement
Lanpur reports Winston Churchill chairs a United Europe movement aimed at forming a European confederation under a world governance system. Members include L A Amery Lord Layton Sir David Maxwell Kyte Professor Gilbert Murray and the Dean of Paul’s among MPs and peers. officials plan continent contact and a European conference.
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Lanpur
Burpy
Continent
Dominions
United States
Australian hearing set on German peace talks next week
London reports say Australian ministers will present views at the Foreign Ministers deputies meeting. Canada echoes concerns over invited participation and the format of treaty drafting. Nebhutlands and Netherlands join similar protests, with Australia urging a careful, documented approach before linking assent to recognition.
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London
Australia
Germany
Austen
Ammats
Auatralia
Canads
Ty Witten
Nebhutlands
Australis
Vuoainwla
Canada
Polat Sith
Ganev
Talmdage Wins Governorship Clash In Georgia
Georgia Court battles and police actions mark a disputed governor race as Hermann Talmadge defeats Bilis Arnall amid courtroom petitions. Key events span mansion entry attempts, temporary offices lined up, and protests over the appointment as the case proceeds before the Georgia Superior Court.
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Talmadge
Georgia
New York
Hermann Talfadge
Bilis Arnall
Allants
Arnall
Stake
Tal Atmel
Fens
Belure
Seorgig
Palmadge
Jocks
Bae Zac
Talmadges
Pan American Through Service Set for January Start
Pan American plans through service this month from New York to San Francisco and Sydney with initial flights expected to begin Thursday January 26. Service will operate using DCE airlines, with round trips extending to Sydney and back to San Francisco weekly.
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PAN American
New York
Pan American Alwayn
Chalk River atomic plant risks and defensive aims
Ottawa dispatch reports that Canada plans no military use of radioactive dust from Chalk River, focusing on safe production and containment. The defence minister says the tiny particles could pose a lethal threat if released, but current efforts center on preventing exposure and protecting scientists.
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Ottawa
Imm Dispatch
Newpaper
Cali Oise
Atomic Energy Plant
Chalk Wiver
Chalk Rivar
Canada
Defence
Chalk River
WaLard
Britain seeks UN action on Gorlu Strait dispute
Britain asks the United Nations Security Council to take up the Gorlu Strait controversy by Monday. The informal request was submitted to the council chairman Nariman Makin who indicated Albania may lack ready representatives to respond to the changes.
Poland to Ignore British Note Sends Party Pledge Appeal
The report notes Poland’s government reaction to a British note and mentions a pledge from the Polish government ahead of general elections. Leader Mikolajnyle appeals for support. A vice president comments that the party may continue after a national vote, contingent on results.
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Poland
London
Frias
Warsaw
Ieee
Greek ship in New York voyage cited as racket claim
The New York report alleges Greek owners used Katoomba as a racket with a Greek owner and the Ohio Wheel claim that the ship Kat innuts has been prohibited pending settlement. accuses misled passengers, exorbitant prices, and inadequate accommodations. The suit seeks 200000 dollars with passenger fares up to 800 dollars, alleging negligent operation and lengthy delays.
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Katoomba
New York
Staiinges
Pasvengrerm Wits
Fulee Promines
Kiasson
Ethriulsse
Elianbeth
No vote by S A growers on wheat scheme
The South Australian Wheat and Wool Growers Association executive today passed a resolution urging the Federal Government to amend legislation to give effect to wheat stabilisation. Despite a no vote in the State poll, the resolution states the association does not condemn the growers, but supports stabilisation policy and Australian Wheat Federation backing conducted in Perth. The Federal Government is expected to introduce amended legislation in April to implement the policy.
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Adelaide
Frida
South Australan Wheat and
Australias Wheat Federation
Perth
William Tilden Sentenced By Los Angeles Judge
William Tilden was sentenced to nine years in prison after a Los Angeles court hearing. Judge Bell reminded the defense that he had been an idol to thousands and warned of the consequences of further offenses. The case concerned an offense involving an invader or intruder during a match.
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York
Los Angeles
Bell
Diden
Gutt
Eviction of Ex Soldier and Wife at Ainsue
G J Butt a 30 year old motor mechanic employed by the Works and Housing was eviction from a Campbell Street Armille house at 12 20 pm yesterday. Butt and his wife said they had nowhere to go and would ask police for permission to sleep at the station. Furniture was loaded onto a lorry by department workers and eviction supervised by Housing officials. The Sheriff Mr Davidson attended with two deputy sheriffs present.
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G. J. Butt
Parmvat ‘of Works and Housing
Campbell Street
Armille
Batt
Butt
Me. Davidson
Canberra
Hema
Lhe Urie
Niepartmental Siciain
EU Pour
Departmental
Butte
Limesime Avenue
Omy
Br. Butt
Tyson Street
Alnalle
Mme
Mr. Butt
Strondy
Mire Landon
Fridey
Unum
Igar
Carinthia
Emul Ra
Yugosievia
Ern
Ares
Styria
Bull
Oticiala
Vuguntavia Axales
Burgenland Grote
Wilin
Yugtalavia
Alan
Beane
Returned Soldier’ League
League
Tyrie
Yugoslav Demand For Part Of Austria Sparks Turmoil
A chaotic sequence unfolds as Yugoslav claims over parts of Austria trigger government action. Deputies, departmental staff, and furniture transport contend with delays and shortages while Mrs Butt struggles amid political pressure and a move to relocate belongings to her father’s Tyson Street residence.
Royal Photos Air From Warship Vanguard Cape Mission
Fragmentary OCR recounts Royal Navy ship Vanguard bound for the Cape with a royal party aboard. Mentions photographs to be published in Britain and other papers. References are garbled but imply a wartime press photo relay through GPO channels and public patrons.
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London
Graziers push for full prices from Britain and board policy
The Sydney council met and decided to inform the Australian Meat Board of policy moves. It urged the board to maintain higher export prices in negotiations with the British Government and to seek full prices for meat under policy discussions.
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Peerante
Sydney
Australian Meat Board
Beil lm to finance Australian children’s films in Sydney
Faligh Arvirt arriving from Lancastrian to fund a £100,000 project creating a full length film about a Territorian boy aspiring buckjumper and an educational series. J A government British organization to back, with Australian cast and crew. Rainfall readings for Friday across southern Tablelands listed for Crookwell, Nimmitabel, Boramboola, Braidwood, Dungog, and Goulburn.
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Sydney
Faligh Arvirt
Territory
Aerial
J. A. Ante
Freedom of Athens Award to Br Evatt
The Minister for Federal Affairs Die Byatt will receive the freedom of the City of Athens at a public meeting in the Pa To ert, as presented by the Greek Consul-General Dr Ainakis. The event marks a ceremonial honor amid diplomatic proceedings.
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Sydney
Rida
Fatereal Affairs
Die Byatt
Athens
Ainakis
Duke Leaves for England amid royal court chatter
In a garbled report from Sydney a Duke travels abroad with a mixed cast of officials and speculated aims. The piece names royal figures and ministers including Evatt and a premier, with unclear references to places Iberia and Oceania.
London Tribute to Duke London Frider Accompanied
A leading article from The Times pays tribute to the summer figure named Duke Glenpanter and notes Crown wealth ideas. It suggests Australiana will find it fitting as King Jimelt plans to depart Britain for a different Dominion and the King’s brother may leave one Dominion for Britain.
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London
Frider
Cimion
Crowe
Jimeelt
Britain
Auriol Elected President of Fourth Republic
Auriol was elected president of the Fourth Republic amid turmoil as Amiya ANIA unites to form a new government. The caretaker lineup includes socialists led by Lend Fred II, while resignation pressures mount and constitutional protections shape the transition to a 800-member National Assembly.
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Auriol
ANIA
Orany
Nutintah
Aurion
Jovan Scala
Uno Repubie
Fowrth
Rinut
Usui Jin
Jevere
Atx Vandidatas
Wage increases listed for cities in Australia February
In February wage increases are shown for multiple cities including Melbourne Perth Briabane Sydney Adelaide and Hobart with varied amounts. The February rates include Melbourne 6 shillings 4 pence and Hobart 9 pence 3 farthings while Brisbane and others show different figures.
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Malbourne
Melbourne
Perth
Hebert
Briabane
Solling
Bydney
Adelaide
Bystney
Melnourne
Beimbane Snd
Hobart
Occupation Takes Third of Jop Revenue
A fragmented report notes that occupation costs absorb a third of Jop revenue amid budget pressures. Officials discuss impacts on public works and delayed projects tied to the Ernest Iron Reptonbae Fi Co contract and the 1931 timetable.
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Dupati
DUBE
Tia
Fon Winartee
Panang Lait
Americans Pay During See By Japs Chicago
A legal action in Chicago alleges a $40,000,000 wage dispute stemming from five construction firms hiring workers. The suit claims workers funded by the defendants faced withheld salaries and improper deductions amid a broader labor dispute. The case references March actions and potential penalties, with details pending.
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