Waterside Workers Deregistration Bid Moves Court
The Commonwealth Government applied to the Arbitration Court to deregister the Waterside Workers. In Sydney the Federal Council of the Federation debated continuing the black ban on New Zealand shipping and sent two city members to New Zealand for study of the waterfront dispute. The federation urged action to remove the ban. the court is set to hear the application next.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Arbitration Court
Sydney
Federal Council of the Federation
New Zealand
New Zearland
Federation
I Roalay
Praupc Blinc
Nellonad Garvie
Holt Anid Mh Meibourmy
Canural
Venator Epher
Holt Amid
Volunteers Ready To Work At Mackay Sugar Load
Fifty six farmers and thirty two civilian volunteers will start loading six thousand two hundred sixty tons of sugar at Wellpark Mackay at eight o clock tomorrow. The volunteers will be paid fourteen shillings an hour and civilian helpers are to join for a limited period to clear the Welpark. Police say no trouble is expected and air transport may be used to move troops if needed.
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Wellpark
Mackay
Chaim
Uebotr
Holt
Haat
Mackay Wetarsiders Fintit
Gay
Cletizen
Waleraidora
Jelipack
Beith
Brisbane
South Africa Faces Uniform Potato Price Debate at Brisbane Talks
Ministers from South Africa and Australia discuss uniform potato pricing during a Brisbane conference. Reported figures show fluctuating overnight prices and regional effects, with states like Queensland and Victoria noted as impacted. Officials indicate policy aims to curb transport costs and stabilize markets amid global scare.
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Brisbane
London
South Afrish
Restern
England
Trent
Nottinghas
Fiane
Flanda Sal St Ae Cheatham
Ito
South Africa
Finnan
Byana
Brown
Queensland
Victorie
South Aus
New Zealand Waterfront Strike Warned by Fortune
NZ authorities denounce demonstrations at Wellington amid waterfront dispute. Wilfred Fortune condemns labor protests as intimidation aimed at workers and warns government will act against organizers and attorneys facilitating such meetings.
Rising rents tied to housing costs spark conference debate
Sydney reports show higher rents linked to housing costs with talks at the CNA annual conference. Mr Gallop notes rent ceilings and licensing controls may be urged, citing 0.000 home applications and 8000 yearly builds under current conditions. Government foster control could extend to regional areas to ensure approved standards and safe travel access.
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Sydney
Housing Commission
CNA
Gallop
Shils ‘Association
Aniah
Ratela Par- Bewang
Appeal for Road Sapsity During Holidays
A local official, Ben Matty Cost OT Reaves, approved a share on withdrawal precautions during holidays. The chairman indicated funds should be shown clearly, with Mr Mewrn urging prompt display of money details and related arrangements amid plans for the holiday period.
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R Ae
Ben Matty
Ireland
Dentrera
Iran
Pest
U N Push Passes Flooded Front Near Korea
Fragmented report describes Allied lines around Chorwon Kumho and Wonsan on the Korean front. Mentions three massive assaults by Communist forces and Allied coordination led by General Marshall in Washington amid ongoing war.
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Epen
Acre
Tetangie
Chorwan
Kanhwu
Ant
Pyongyeng
Ailionrom
Wonsan
Rwschoms
Erin
Uewonaa
Red Reinforcements on Way in Manchuria Front
Allied reports detail Communist envoy movements from Manchuria toward Chorwan and Kumhwe as a large artillery barrage unfolds. U.S. and Allied forces on the western front hold ground near Chorwan while counterattacks and shifting troop positions underscore a high-stakes clash across the 38th parallel.
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Lanka
Manchuria
Chorwan
Caerwan
Poe
Cosas
Wilpostin
Fragmented OCR item on Korea peace talks and divisions
The article fragment describes a plan for a Rata F mission and coordinated steps under UGC control to demilitarize a Korean zone and prevent force buildup. It mentions a conference of antagonistic parties to restore peace and withdraw troops, with London and international actors referenced in talks or announcements.
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UGC
Military Pty Au.n.o
Korea
Royal Tour Reported Still Uncertain in Australia
A terse note from Mr. Harrison, the man later in charge of the royal tour, states that the King and Queen remain unlikely to complete their planned Australian itinerary. The wording suggests lingering doubt about whether the royal voyage will proceed as scheduled.
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Mr. Harrison
Mga
Thair Toile
Australia
80 Ships Idle in London Docks Amid Strike Action
In a disrupted port scene, eighty ships idle at London docks while crews protest. Reports indicate thousands of workers may be affected as strikes impact operations and trade. Affected vessels remain alongside quays as authorities seek resolution and reopening timelines.
Unclear account suggests two men headed to Paris amid mystery
The report outlines rumors that two men may have fled toward Paris after a festival, with speculation they aimed to mislead authorities or were manipulated for satire. Officials seek concrete clues as missing documents complicate the inquiry and fuel speculation about the pair's fate and motives.
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Treewia
Paris
Russia Shows Hand In Persian Dispute
The radio warns this may be the last chance to expel the British as tensions rise in Persia. Reports from Teheran indicate Soviet influence in the region and a shifting stance by local officials. Diplomatic clashes unfold over oilfield access and regional control as Tehran reports growing foreign scrutiny.
Death Notice of John Henderson Power in Queanbeyan
The obituary notes the death of John Henderson Power, a Queanbeyan resident born inAberdean. He arrived in Australia in 1908 with his father and helped run a blacksmithing business. A funeral service is planned at the Presbyterian Church in Queanbeyan.
U S Atomic Advances Spark Debate in Rome Meeting
In a New York State Chamber of Commerce briefing, Dean, chair of the U S Atomic Commission, warned of fighting an atomic war with Russia and winning. He cited advancing warhead and guided missile programs, home production, and new sources of materiel as reasons for continued arms development while opposing peace treaty obligations.
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New York
United States
Russie
U.S. Atomic E ‘Commission
Deen
Arco
Tan
Tri Power Talks and North Atlantic Pact Stalled
A scrambled report cites delays in Four Power talks and NATO planning, mentioning Davies and Rammon et Atlante Pact. It notes Anglo French commentary that the Tri Power notes of May 31 were a mistake and claims the Soviet Union scored a diplomatic victory amid proposals on military conventions and satellite lines.
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Egal Labdar
Lily
Shrmmet Davies
Iit Yiel
Ternaat
Davies
Davina Naid
Satellitan
Yaan
Soviet Union
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Wil Tate
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Wellington
Fina
Wilfred Fortune
Tila
Fortune
Haiana
U.N. Push
Tokyo
Chorwog Reservoir
Hantan
Sashington
United States Secretary For Defence
George Marshall
United Nations
Bes
Washington
Marshall
Kores
Lenden Defence
Comeconrealth Datamce
Soiberna Londen Hs
London Docks
Zealand
Tha Port Yy
Wight Sas
Bertid Sindean
Counistra
Depa
Britten
Emaney
Moscow
Sener
Bamincing
Mmen
Ota ‘Puasia
Lee Jonas
Adam
Russia
Rome
Obarevars
Amer
Grady
Persia
Uhreseman Femsmiaion
Anlinen
Ommalahion
Tampa
Cormpany
Rom ‘Tehrran
Aily
Nationalimacion Front
Heaeadl
Mathemintics
Pirates
Borsta
Lenin Boreagn
Bun
John Henderson Powe
Aberdean, By
Folie
Australis
Queanbeyan
Thornes
Pia
U.S
Germaine Reese
Bod
Dean
Commission
Pau
Sealans Spaaia Anc
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Bforsa
Onmaan Vanes
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