Chicago Tribune aims to print local paper inland copy
The Chicago Tribune renews a push to produce a local edition. Government permission amid cross ties with Australia and Canada complicates the plan as officials weigh approval and logistical hurdles.
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Chicago Tribune
Commonwealth Government
Austin Ws Bron
Col Home
Iblisline
Sanyotes
Armiek
Rir
Amos United Agwien
Howayy
Lindt Brites
Pit Workers Strike at Commonwealth Mine in Portland Area
A disrupted labor action halts activities at Commonwealth Mine with pit workers on strike. The report notes tensions between workers, management, and authorities, detailing protests and security measures while seeking improved wages and conditions. Local officials urge resolution to restore production and prevent broader economic impacts.
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Commonwealth Mine
Canberra airman gains DFC in wartime award list
Canberra airman Thomas Henry Samp receives the Distinguished Flying Cross for his actions. The award highlights valor and service aboard the RAF in the conflict, recognizing duty and bravery of several pilots including Loy, Hindseld, and War amevik dusyya Wali.
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Meluoniny
Thirsaey
ICRA
Thomas Henry
Adorpeth
Fiyluy Omer
Hindseld
Dusyya Wali
Berithdie Store Pecies Lew Med Lieut Boue Douce
Barneial med med leery text notes a parade and service, mentioning Lieut deities and a city ceremony. The fragment hints at a death and a community event with a tribute and procession. Entities include Barneial and a local store, with references to a lieutenant and a wreath or parade signal.
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Soviet Air Ace Tops Allied Flying List In Moscow Reports
British and Soviet dispatches from New York and London recounts of air ace achievements, political rumors, and varied wartime notes. The record mentions a Soviet air leader with 44 downed planes, a Duke of Windsor property inquiry deemed unfounded, and Polish relations discussions amid allied command context.
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Moscow
DH Hulle
Atco
Sovnesory Vy
New York
Nervicon
Duke of Windsor
United States
Duke
Duhons
London
Petia National Committee of Liberation
Poland
Savigt Ign
WATCH DOG ON POLITICS AND PARLIAMENT IDEAS
A historical fragment discusses a political watchdog role and calls for a powerful parliament. It references Windusyr and Windeyer, urging collective inquiry and scrutiny of government, with emphasis on representation and national governance.
Man's Security Ties to Saving and Private Enterprise
The piece argues that individual security depends on others' saving and sacrifice. It notes that food, shelter, services, and recreation come from earnings saved by people, enabling post offices, railways, factories, and public works. Life insurance is cited as a provider of security and capital for the nation.
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Tor
Ovarmmne vows in The Canserre Timer
A fragmented summary notes vows by Ovarmmne in a work titled The Canserre Timer. It lists various English and American press sources including The Times, The Telegraph, and The New York Times, with references to multiple news agencies and outlets. The text appears heavily garbled and uses many misspellings.
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Canserre
Iows
Aled
England
Timag
Dally Telegraph
Dally Mail
Dally Weraid
Dally Eaprem
Eutare Bervios
Pram
Greet Bellain
Prem and Xonange Telegraph Agency
America
New Tork Times
Hacald Tribune
Allignos
Phe Times
Lee Fan
Canberra Times Reports Repatriation Local Committee Formed
The Canberra Times notes the formation of a Repatriation Local Committee in Canberra as a key step toward postwar repatriation. It stresses repatriation is a human problem needing coordinated effort across government and community, with careful handling of individual cases to restore civilian life for servicemen and women.
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Canberra
Australis
Aiready
Aingle
Aingie
Sit
Lweh
Elie
Australia
Ausical Talent in Australia Melbourne Mentioned
Conductor Eugene Ormandy praised musical talent in Australia during a Melbourne talk. He recommended several young musicians for study and urged them to pursue graduate opportunities overseas noting one promising violinist among the younger cohort.
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Australia
Melbourne
Thurwing
Eugene Ormandy
Austalla
Ams
Urlea
Pest
Farewell Inspection of Units by Squadron Creer 3
A farewell inspection was conducted by Squadron Creer 3 of multiple units of the Women’s Atle in Australing Al Fores, Rysinayi yesterday afternoon. Dr. Thomas Wood arrived at Admiralty House, Bydany.
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Megal
Creer” 3
Atle
Australing
al Fores
Rysinayi
Thomas Wood
Admiralty House
Bydany
Misuse of Moneys Alleged in Referendum Debate
A long Canberra style report details opposition and government arguments over wartime funding and referendum powers. Key figures like Attorney-General and Ministers debate misuse allegations, economic controls, and postwar repatriation needs. Public worry centers on inflation, unemployment, and funding of munition factories, with calls for constitutional amendments and clear postwar plans by March.
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Thurmay
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Harriaon
Thoes Wei
Lise
Byatt
Theiy Ii
Anthony
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Keane
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Commonwealth
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Dale Quctiv
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Ward
Uherwore
Enim
Adelaide
Thurnda
Tne
Makiniy
Makin
South Africa
Canada
Iit
Mengina
Br. Curtin
Menuice
Varsity Producing Communists in Melbourne Hooliganism Ad
In Melbourne a chaotic scene is described with references to unions under Communist domination. Speaker Mr Mullins of the Labour party is noted along with attacks on Communists and mentions of the Lemtula five. The event is contextualized as an organised disturbance amid political tension.
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Melbourne
Mullins
Lab
Cremin
Yoularie Bowen
Repatriation Local Committee For Canberra Formed
A public meeting attended by about 50 formed a Repatriation Local Committee for the ACT. election of executive and committee members occurred with Mr G. Uley leading. The group aims to assist service men and women in obtaining training, placement, and access to government aid under Repatriation schemes, coordinating with Commonwealth and New South Wales authorities and local bodies.
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aveviCe Alen
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Cora Manion
Nice
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Mer Daley
Biromai
Ministry of PoateWae Reconstruction
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Lamku
Tract
Labute Cowell
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Repatriation Commission
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Re Rowe
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Ate
End
Keunley
Complaint Against Taxation Officers Reported
A Queensland note describes Bir A Fenaee claiming a complaint about taxation officers. He says he received information about methods used by taxation officers and referred the matter to Treasurer Mr Chifley for prompt investigation. The report notes the conduct appeared to be questionable and the events surrounding the Shama (Me. Dal roa) and family.
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MGM
Wali Yeateray
Witlaustate
Intirrogame
Shama Elners
Dal Roa
Ale Familly
Atalt
Chifley
Promland
Praset
Milk Supply to Sydney Planned by Mine Board Decision
The Mine Board decided today after dairying district reports that milk supplies to Sydney will be rationed or adjusted starting tomorrow, affecting the New South Wales market. The decision follows a review of production and distribution conditions across the district.
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Sydney
New
Women's Employment Regulations Case Upheld By Court
The court ruled that the Tariff Board acted within authority in a dispute over women workers regulations. Justices held the Employment Board's commission to review employment terms did not exceed constitutional powers. The decision affirmed that the committee of reference could fund analyses and that ministers retained power to define the scope of the board’s duties.
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Justion Say
1Dak
Annyaalon
Caren
Wemai Himptoyment Board
PHONE TAPPING DENIED IN AUSTRALIAN INQUIRY
An inquiry led by Joe Clyne examined charges involving Mr Kirkham and Mr Hannan over alleged telephone tapping. Official statements from N McCauley and the Director General of Renety described no army or government department approval, with telegrams and newspaper clippings cited.
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Nixon Lara
Lalephonas
Bednly KW
Kirtham
Joe Clyne
Me Fan
S.A. Crown Mallestor
Soniulet
Kirkham Anid
Hannes Tor
Hannan
Om Worship
Bimpaon
Ely
Bullying Allegations Swirl Around Kiama Tax Officials
Fragmentary report from Kiama describes alleged harassment by tax officials toward a husband and wife. The account cites nervous breakdowns, recorded confrontations at home, and claims of intimidation during inquiries. Officials deny a direct link to the cited events.
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Ming
Cyoas
Crom
Ieee
Plettres
Atlee
Saiiela
Leeds
Talore
Dr 'Umeda
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