Emergency Coal Act in Force Today
The Emergency Coal Act now in force broadens penalties and extends powers beyond initial aims. It targets any action supporting or prolonging the strike, with penalties backdated to Royal Assent. Government statements insist the measure applies to unions, organizers, and supporters across participating bodies and related branches.
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Wight Iin
aSio Us
Canberra
Bane Mier
Hal Evatt
Tha Jalot Coal Anis Cameron
Debate Over Arbitration Limits in Miners Strike
The discussion centers on wage and arbitration limits during the miners strike. Proposals set conditions for payments and receipts, with penalties for noncompliance. Key figures referenced include opposition leaders and officials, while the bill outlines book audit powers and enforcement for union and branch organizations. Continued on page 47.
Ambrose Falmer Faces Turpin For Middleweight Title
In a hoops style clash, fighters Chayton and Lombard contest the Empire middleweight bout while Vince Hawkiew and Turpin set paths toward a regaining chance. Ambrose Falmer appears as a key challenger, with Ina Ha Under the Tabi overseeing the bout.
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Foxtion Mir Itis
Chayton Tor Thes
Hpi
Gayton
Tung Lombard
Sor Sturge
Bop
Vince Hawkiew
Ek Turpin
Ambrose Falmer
Leu Ina
Serious view of yellow fever mosquitos in Australia
A House of Representatives member admitted that yellow fever carrying mosquitos in Australia pose a serious matter. He asked for full parliamentary details from Minister Kenna and inquired about reinforcements, port contacts, and measures the Commonwealth planned to combat the outbreak in the Northern Territory.
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Blowny
Holloway
Howth
Renator We Kenna
Repre Aentativen
Australia
Francis
Moreton
Menmtor Mc ‘Kenna
Prancia
Wan
Northern Territory
Commonwealth
FOWRE PRODUCE Mean WASHINGTON Atomite-Bor Output
A garbled Washington notice reports production jargon about uranium like atomite bor and a claim that 35 000 units are surpassed in a year by 4 40 workers guiding output. The fragmentary text suggests a production statement with named entities unclear.
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Washington
Sterling Crisis Report From Parliament and PM Remarks
The article reports Mr. Chifley addressing the sterling crisis with statements on possible actions and government roles. It notes a London announcement planned and warns against alarm while outlining the uneven dollar prospects and Australia’s wool trade pressures.
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London
Calley
Uae
Postwar Britain Reforms and American Views
The article reports on postwar readjustment issues in Britain, noting American observers led by Mr Hoffman and Mr Harriman discussing solutions. It cites Cripps and a Reuters editor on sterling policy and the broader economic pressures not halting Britain’s economic deepening.
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Oftean
Truman
Almont
America
Atucka Kidd
Trere
Bolfman
Criepe
Jenin Thay
Hoffman
Reuters
Btaffors Cripps
House of Commons
U S Treasury Head For London Talks
Secretary of the Treasury Mre Jobin Sader will visit London for talks with British officials. Diplomatic correspondent James Reston notes discussions will cover U S and Britain price policies, world economic conditions, and Britain's export decline to the dollar area. Meeting participants include Treasury and Commonwealth ministers ahead of London talks.
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York
LS Treasury
Mre
Jobin Sader
London
Stafford Crippe
Britain
Eller Sesseto Tays
James Reston
New York Times
Washington
United States
Restor
Snyder
Treasury
McCheaney Martin
Stafford Crip
Boy Emperor Pu Yi Held by Russians in Soviet Camp
Tokyo reports Pu Yi the boy emperor, ruler of Manchukuo under puppet status, is under close guard at a Soviet camp in a remote region. Repatriates say he is confined with 34 top Japanese Army and Navy officers as part of ongoing war settlements.
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Commonwealth
Tokyo
Bay Pu Yi
Emnperor
Tepan
Stata
Manchukuo
Rhwlaroveh
Apapees
Unclear Western Auction Details From Bertin Sale
Fragmentary report from Bertin sale notes estrangement in Soviet administration and a proposed date tied to an allway trek. Readable names and precise actions are absent, leaving the outcome and exact parties involved uncertain.
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Erlin
Cape Union May Outlaw Communism Chronicle
Outcry in Cape Union as officials consider a measure dubbed the communist ban aimed at restricting groups seen to threaten state security. Local leaders like Donge stressed safeguarding constitutional order while addressing concerns of potential misuse by opponents.
Passorals JaPan tensions and repatriate claims
Fragmentary report notes strained Passorals Japan relations with Communist accusations in Tokyo and Beijing. It cites State Department concerns over threats to reunification talks, alleged disinformation campaigns, and countermeasures amid attacks on Japanese governance.
Press Commission warns on bribes and staff reforms
In London and New Delhi reports, the Press Commission recommends tighter controls on bribery and insider influence, with proposals to form a General Senate including England’s Lord President of the Court of Scotland. The inquiry also scrutinizes recruitment, training, and relations with government authorities amid global currency concerns and press ownership dynamics.
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Fas
Beta Orion
Srla Pc
Vam Wee
Ted Fm
Robusty
Era
Prem Snoukt
Ier
Jane Auty
Beneni Ea
Uke
N Jay
Chu ‘Umice
Englend
Court of Scotland
Tae Duane
Independent Voice of the Press in a Turbulent Era
A fragmented report discusses the role of independent journalism and the integrity of media during upheaval. It highlights concerns over independence from government influence, the balance of power, and the need for trusted reporting amid political pressure and shifting alliances.
Melbourne Wool Bale Price Light at Melbourne
The top price at the Melbourne auction was 814 for superfine combings from Cl/F Rochars Hamutton.
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Melbourne
Weanemgay
Rochars
Hamutton
Treasury to not recognize Chinese Reds in dispute
Reported U S Treasury stance cites recognition of Nationalist blockade legality as per international law. Irag government claims recognition pending as war planes conduct raids with casualties and damage unknown.
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U.S. Treasury
Washington
Irag
Ven Porta
Aimilar
Lexanbern
Shanghai
Four planes strike near Shanghai. casualties reported
An early report details a sudden incident injuring two and fatally harming several when four Nuton Allat planes were struck and crashed. The disaster occurred near a North Miation area with further bomb effects in the West station district causing additional deaths and injuries.
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Worty
Taint
Domba
Feles
Bamnernes
AU Blacks Team Denies Press Coverage
Fragmentary text appears to reference AU Blacks with mentions of a press denial and game terms. The readable segments mention players and a forward, with unclear phrases about tactics and reactions. Entities are weak due to OCR damage. no clear date, location, or outcomes emerge.
Australians at Wimbledon Tennis Parkeoburs
Australian players at Wimbledon faced a long three hour match in poor form amid confusing scoring. Patty Brorick led the doubles pair to a victory with partners Goneales and Parler Dupont, defeating Cochell and Bagont’s team.
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Parkeoburs
Patty Brorick
Goneales
Parler Dupont
Cochell
Bagont
Max Toad
Canarian Minister Not OGM Spire Talks Ottawa
Fragmentary report notes a Canadian minister not sending the finance minister to talks in Ottawa. The piece hints at long-term questions and potential loan issues tied to Britain's finances, with unclear references to Canairn policy and future funding.
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OGM Spire
Ottawa
Canada
In Abe Saie
Britain
U S Tennis Chief Sees Japan Readiness for Admission
The U S Tennis President signals no opposition to Japan joining the international tennis federation. He expects a decision at the Paris TAL IW meeting next Tuesday. Names mentioned include Mr Aiumell Kin and various national delegates, with discussion centering on which nations should be admitted.
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Stenamje
Mensien
Aera
Chal Miners’ Federation
Uest
Uaulalinge
Clalite
Arbitration Court
Tir Tatirial Commission of
New Booth
Nerie
Wimbledon
Japan
International Lawn
Em Howevar
Thins
Biawn
U. A ‘Supan
Adta International Tennla
At & Aieeting
TAL IW
Paris
Puesday
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Sterling Crisis
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Brita
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Comepercien
Asin
Eam
Seovad
Ered Ena Geen
Stee
Acs
Coer
Eden Siti Pte Ne
Mie
el Ani
Samit and Economic Organisation
Pert
Cape Union
Tlwag Deeemies
Nora Ba
Ieltiaan
Donge
Cvi
Dapanmas
Central Rey Commmunication Eas
3 Press
General Council For the Press
Widncouay
India
Matthal
New Delhi
Uni
London Stock Exchange
United Kingdom
Associated Press
Ind. Iteal
Canton
Cieng
LAN Ralsbet Ln
Iim
Foraans
Persi
Chiang
Nallon
Seon
Lichter
AU Blacks
U.S
Eure
Nije
Ausra
Mungmat Cary
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