Order Prohibits One Day Coal Stoppages
The Coal Industry Tribunal under Mr Gallagher ordered a one day weekly stoppage ban for coal miners. The decision, upheld by government officials, enforces penalties for strikes and restricts disruptions while outlining monthly enforcement until further order. The Federation and mining interests contested but the tribunal asserted the need to control interruptions affecting national coal supply.
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Sydney
Coal Industry Tribunal
Gallagher
Holmes, KC
Commonwealth Atgeney-General
Tera
Afr
Gallagher Leo
Gol- Ingher
Witliama
Ates
Rallwing
Absent Abroad Plan Contested In Police Conference
Fragmentary text discusses a general plan of communist organisations abroad and government reaction. Mr Gallagher and Mr Holmes refer to compulsory conferences and orders under trade or public security acts. The piece hints at magistrate actions and potential enforcement measures.
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Holmes Rayuumumd
Comistuniat
Osllagher
Wr Tome
Homes
Imparia
Gallagher Aid
Commonwealth
Amante JF Haldinng
Ink Wa
Callagher
Ty Tondern
Habin
New Atoll Seen in Coral Sea
Fragmentary OCR notes report a new atoll sighting in the Coral Sea near Port Morrett, with unclear details. The record mentions an expedition or radio contact and references a nighttime event, but the exact location, date, and responsible party remain unreadable.
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New Atoll
Coral Sea
Burragorang coal used, party leader urges action
A party leader calls for Burragorang Valley coal to be used to avert energy shortages. He accuses the government of paralysis and warns residents that extending operations may be needed to reach a 3,000 ton daily output or face continued transport cutbacks. The debate centers on keeping coal locked in the ground versus rapid exploitation.
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Tnio
Liberal Party
Mt Tmm
Teilchten
Ryddey ix
Burragarang
Burragorang Valley
Sunneroog
Wotlon- Muly Extended
Wattel-Bulli
Br. Racchie
McGirr
Burragorang
Eldoral Prety
Ministers Silent On Emergency Conference
Sydney reports indicate no minister would comment on an emergency conference as Canberra officials debated requiring police to enforce the Crimes Act if necessary. Federal ministers including Paaden and Rott attended discussions with state leaders, while Mr. Hull and others prepared to travel, with a typed statement issued by Mr. Faden noting the Prime Minister’s stance as five federal ministers joined in the meeting.
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Aname
Sydney
Canberra
Fadden
Dakota
Weves
Failten
Paaden
Rott
Bip
Marie Page
Merwen
An- Many
Moendar
Apooner
Faden
Niaseth
Hull
Abiaut
Avuhey
Fadlen
Mhine
Weisbayio
Hott
Canberro
Bacel
Ay Cahill
Tate Lockyaris
United Nations Freon Akouiahed
Wilkin
Umvanglangt
Nientetween
Cnr
AMON
Tamiliers Minot
Natrota Seith
Amerie Ncavy
Cruise
Paul
Mr TW Eunition
Attindt
Sieeee
Sesay
Europe
Gaeta
Emir Een
Tans Polved Snellfire
Sigwon
Anil
United Nations Mementa
38Th Parallel
Protests Target Government Inactivity At Town Hall
Public demonstrations planned for today by Liberal Party members including W McMahon and Biake Pelly to protest government inactivity. They will call for a special conference next week to discuss municipal issues and potential reforms amid ongoing party tensions and local coal industry concerns.
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Liberal Rariy
W. McMahon
New Town Hall
Mala
Biake Pelly
Miea
Pelly
Liberal Party
Brine
Destructive volcanic eruption devastates several villages
Reports from Lamington region describe nearly total destruction of villages and only two of three injrections unaffected by a massive blast. Evacuations proceed as natives seek shelter and government vulcanologists warn of possible second eruption. Officials vow coordinated aid and quarantine measures as the situation stabilizes.
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Bern
A. Taylor
Taylor
Malan Calls for Peace Amid Anti Communism Drive
CAPETOWN Friday report notes Prime Minister Malan outspoken on war aims and parliamentary reaction. He says South Africa seeks peaceful solutions while opposing communism, stating the only remedy is unity among anti communist nations.
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Malan
Capetown
Caine
Halt Echped
Newald
Mas An
Africa
Avery
Bratin
Vietminh convoy ambushed by French forces near Winhyeng
Fragmentary OCR reports a Vietminh supply convoy engagement with French and Viet Minh units intercepting and attacking north of Winhyeng. It notes ambushes and ongoing fighting as allied forces attempt to halt enemy movements.
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Winhyeng
Russia Backs Arab Asian Plan for Conference
The report outlines a Soviet move to support an Arab Asian bloc for a proposed seven nation conference. It notes debates over delaying General Assembly action and joining talks with Communist China while urging priority on Arab Asian resolutions over American policy, with Britain and others weighing possible acts and positions.
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Dene
India
China
Trarapkin
Kora
United Nutinan
Gindwyn Jebl
Britain
Vathor
Peilain Sain Broestiy
UN Sponsors Discuss World Peace at Assembly
Delegates representing about 600,000,000 people from Egypt and other nations voiced serious concern over world peace and accuracy. The assembly debated U N prestige and African issues, with figures like General Carian Ramulo Pal and Dr Herman Santa Cruz offering cautious or opposing views on Beijing and American policy.
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Araisaeimn
U.N.C
Carian Ramulo
Palopines
Peking
Herman Santa Cruz
Britain and China Debate United Nations Role and Peace Talks
Fragmented text discusses Britain accusing China and the Peking government of aggressive aims, debating whether the UN should push for peaceful settlement and Korean crisis management. It mentions Gladwyn and Bettwi, and references China’s and Britain’s positions on aggression, restraint, and global security efforts.
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Britain
Spraklog
Emphunia
Tadwyn
Peking
Korea
United Nationa
TNA
Clady
Ranantion
Apbonaerient
Peking MPs Seek Peace Terms Amid Global Debate
Fragmentary OCR report indicates Peking members of parliament discuss terms for peace with China amid international tensions. The text references Birmingham Labour figures and a push for a united, independent stance on Asian affairs, with unclear details due to damaged source.
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Tarrms
Fraley
Birmingham
Peellymont
China
She Adnan
Qbink
Decurtty
Uniteyh
Rorew
Truman Sees U S View On Korea Facing Peace Efforts
President Truman yesterday voiced a steady U S view toward Korea, stressing allied unity and the need for a peaceful program. He asserted the United Nations must act with firmness, while maintaining cooperation with allied nations to prevent aggression and move toward stability.
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Weameuntsurse
Ery
Pramnan
Inf
Matemeni
Nna
Decane
Roweeen
Waded
Y48
Ambaassdor Warten Avimtin
Cherdale
United Matians
Hed
Fay
Vie Govrmmenta Ieee
Ingata
Chase Wise
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