Labour rejects arbitratio bill amid political crisis
Labour members including James Beiter urged the government to seek a new election as the party rejected the proposed amendment to the Coal Industry Board Act. Spokesmen said the legislation was costly and lacked support, risking further unrest and constitutional challenges. The vote pointed to a broader clash over how the government would handle arbitration and tribunals.
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Yen
Labour
Fiat Heer
van Erncerner
Indivetria
Iso
Judgment day for Red Act challenge in High Court
The Attorney General and the Solicitor General will be in the High Court today to hear the challenge to the Communist Party Dissolution Act. Immediate examination of the event is planned with government figures to follow. Copies of the judgment are to be distributed to Canberra as soon as possible after delivery. Cabinet meetings are scheduled ahead.
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Spicer
Bailey
High Court
Comunist
Canberra
Cabr
Conaider
Parliamentary Debate on Labour Legislation Delayed
In a tense session Mr McGirr and Mr Mengive outlined representations from Wales influencing the Labour party stance. The Commonwealth Government faced pressure over the Commonwealth State Act, with the Prime Minister and Minister Holt debating delay and the drafting of a bill as Cabinet considers next steps and potential early action next week.
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McGirr
Mengive
Almultan
Wales
MeGirr
High Court
Comenumet
Labour
Melolt
Morr
NB. Meer
Odin
Mir. Holt
Aea
Coal Industry Amendments Move Reaches Parliament
In a House of Representatives session the Government sought to push Coal Industry Act amendments, citing urgency to resolve past arbitration questions. Mr Holt argued for tribunal power to enforce awards and protect the industry, urging Cabinet concurrence and parliamentary action early next week.
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House of Representatives
N.S.W
McGirr
Labour
jHol
Moltnad
Fedral Labour Gov
New South Wales
Holt
Evatt
Ktinn
Gallagher
Lelear
Auea
Lanstud
Tribunal East
Br. Holt
Achitelm Calirt
Sha Industry Tribunal
Mggairat
Min
Hia
Mnessay
Waterfront Proclamation Debate Stirs Labour Officials
Fragmentary text describes a government proclamation under crime act, with references to the prime minister, labor secretary, and waterfront workers. Mentions a planned handling at the waterfront hall and discussions of a course allowed, along with a party official named Holt and other uncertain details.
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Manica
Workmen Weeks In Victoria Face Coal Shortage
A secretary at the Victorian Trader Hall Council warns of an imminent coal crisis risking five weeks of production lull. He cites 40 000 tonnes in reserve and 30 000 tonnes consumed, urging action before month end to avert widespread plant shutdowns.
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Lane
Victoria
Trader Hall Council
Jordan
Aight
Becaie
Expenditure on Russian Defence Budget Report
A garbled report cites Eve toy announcing a joint session of the government body on defence spending. It mentions a Soviet budget and defense costs over three years, with scattered figures and unclear names, reflecting a damaged parliamentary record about military allocation.
Senate votes in principle on European troop and service plan
In Washington Thursday the Senate committees approved in principle sending a force to Europe under NATO. The Foreign Relations and Armament Services panels backed troop commitments and a four man permit for armed forces, as party leaders weighed timing and policy shifts amid war cautions.
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Waseington
Thureday
Fouralion Thanit
Sera
Tre Bo Sane
Senate
Europe
Mime
Fang
Armna Servicon
Wentrn
Join
Lao
Winenower
Rieti
Western Europe
Fesoii
Simantiuans
Democratic Party
Still Unsolved Problem Of Parallel In Korea War
The Acting Secretary of State Webb told a press conference that crossing the parallel in Korea remains unclear. He said UN forces are not positioned to cross the parallel and he declined to speculate on future actions. He noted General MacArthur's statements in Tokyo and suggested decisive steps will be taken in time to answer international pressures and the current crisis.
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Washington
Bite
Webb
United Nations
15Th Barallel
Xorne
U.N
MacArthur
Tokio
Déok
Tion
Korea
United Nationa
Lake Gucceas
Geneva
Condi
Senate Censure Task Affects Ministers and Service Chiefs
The Senate debated a censure motion targeting ministers and service chiefs amid Labour Party dominance. Opposition defended the select committee, noting contempt risks and the need for evidence. The vote ended 680 to 23 in favor of proceeding to debate.
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Senate
Labour
Sid
Labour Party
Cousee i Majfesty
Canary Ihcoun
Padden
McKenna
Parlement
Memator O
Peace ta offer and the Sanaha prediction note
A fragmented passage discusses offers related to AP PEACE TA and Sanaha. It mentions a mount engine and Americas guarantee. The text references Brice, a red Bay word, and Ay oaland Sonsent for Peace in uncertain context.
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Americas
Red Bay
Alt Fase Considered Amid ae cee ne ten ZE
A fragment from a historical page lists variants of a phase with letters and numbers. It shows an alternative phase considered, including repeated letters and a trailing ZE notation. The readable portion provides no clear event, person, or location.
Plague Reports in Korea
Wartime Korea reports mention American troops in action near Wonas as observers cite new plague concerns. Officials warn of disease spread amid troop movements and supply lines.
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Korea
Major clash near central Korea reported in fragmented text
Fragmented OCR describes a near central Korea clash with mentions of Attics and Meds, gas war, parallel lines, cement defenses, and追 tracks. It references vehicles fanning out, pursuit of Abe into hills, and a highway eastward, with distances noted in miles.
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Central
Korea
Iano
Ste Tale
Allee
Owing & Botw
Oengeom
Yanga
Abe
Ade
Three Die In Dual Vehicle Collision Reported
A fragmented notice reports a fatal road crash involving three victims. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors, but the incident is described as a dual collision with three people dead and multiple injuries. Further facts could not be confirmed from the legible fragments.
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McGirr Anid
Saul Shipraenta
McGier
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Morcus
Coal Industry Amendments
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Pritisa
Patrick Garden Waker
Rint Kane
Barchel
Sarae
Eve
Toy Annoutes
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Jendal Walfarn
U.S
Halon, Tite Cie
Mater
Hott
Ewanahe
Wiane
Dopa
Ieltet
Seraloe Mckenna
MaKamna
Solter
Igrrm
Iit Waile
de Seme Cans
Lapin
Permou
Mtait
F. Rowan
Naval Blalt
Bir J. A. Collins
Ale Bath
G. Jones
Departmente of Defence
Nations Servis
Wie
Miniator Tor Custom
O'sulliven
Minute For
Sanator
Une Iator Pork Renatoe McLany
Silater Toe
Renato McKenna
Aimmot
Washi
United States
Australia
A.A.P
Hea
Japan
Aespeen
Fhe
Ting
Ieee
Tee Pedmunona
Emg Troopa
Wonas
Tokyo
Peking
Mat
Hart In
Callinien
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