Coal Miners Face Tribunal Order Amid Labor Tensions
Sydney reports the Coal Industry Tribunal orders all miners to attend work to-morrow with the Miners Federation to direct attendance. Noncompliance could trigger five days gas rationing and railway goods-train disruptions. The government cites unity against Labor and Communist factions as the opposition's aim.
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AR U Serves Notice to Quit on Packers Union Melbourne
The ARU claimed to own its hall used by the Storemen and Packers Union and suggested it would require the union to leave if no legal basis existed. The union denied any notice to quit and pledged to remain in Unity Hall while possible. Federal president and state secretary reportedly urged the union to vacate and refused access for new door locks.
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Women’s Hockey Saturday Schedule Includes Several Matches
University events list Saturday women’s hockey matches with teams and players named, noting no matehen for YWCA and Guides, and a Girl’s Grammar examination at 7 45 tonight. Strong entities include Hx-Students Rea and High, P- Bro phy, Grammar R Rows J Living, and names like Manning Briant Daley Googhwin.
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Motor Driver Acquitted in North Bend Case
John Warren Watson, a 37 year old motor driver of Murriverie Road North Bend, was acquitted after denying an assault charge. He testified he went to intervene when he saw two men attacked by others, and maintained he did not assault the complainants.
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Government actions urged over mine stoppage and law
In a heated exchange the Attorney General Dr Evatt received a transcript of state events and discussed replies from Deputy Leader and Senator Ashby about warnings to the union. Mr Gallagher asserted community ownership would not keep the area stagnant and the Government faced calls to protect the Australian public by enforcing legal action against miners for refusing to cancel stoppages.
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Disabilities Conference Set By ACT National Council
A provisional committee was proposed by the National Council of Women to examine convening a disability convention in ACT. About 20 organizations expressed interest. The committee would decide if the convention is needed and outline its agenda and date, with a first meeting tentatively set for Thursday in June.
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Confidence Vote Passes Finnish Cabinet After Budget Debate
Helsinki reports that the Finnish Cabinet survived a confidence vote by a two vote margin after a two day debate on the supplementary budget. The result follows a contentious session as lawmakers weighed financial measures and economic policy.
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