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28 Mar 1952
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1952
Page
1
Metal Trades Dispute On Margins In Australia
Melbourne reports a broad metal trades dispute over margins tied to the Galvin award. Conciliation Commissioner Galvin refuses to review the award, while the Arbitration Court Chief Justice notes no provision exists for such a review. The ACTU pledges support with conditional terms, seeking restraint and possible reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Galvin
Muanrgiss
The
Arbitration Court
Premimr
Bown
Emoers
Metal Trades
Guivin
Clodao Avary
Justine Matty Han
B.C
Dock Hold on Increases At Melbourne Dock Chaos
Labor dispute at Dilke An Orre dey dock South Malbou with management forcing higher costs while union members threaten action. The confrontation involves Mooney WME and the Paints, Wat Dockers' Union, with workers set to strike if demands are not met. The Cracuation Committee claims nonenforcement of laws, and the dispute centers on pay, hours, and working conditions at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Hg Fy
Dilke
South Malbou
Tae
Agarea
Aid Corday
Mooney
Fenve
Srsoft
Sydney Rail Strike Threatens City Services
Austerity disputes cause threatened rail stoppages as Labour figures met with officials at NRW and Enfield to discuss maintenance, wages, and potential service cuts. Kenny warned of rising costs and possible nationwide impact, with government pressure toward preserving essential rail links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axunmy
Mursamy
Aliwayrron
Ikisabe
Atre
Rydney
Wean
Thetty
Bard
Kany
NRW
Labour Council
Kenny
Wangh Ng & Progress
Enfield
Enfield and Fyre
Atrna
Inerrase Jn Marfim
Eng
Escapers Recaptured After Nighttime Escape Attempt
A fragmented news item reports that escapers were recaptured after an attempted breakout during a nighttime event. Details are unclear but imply a security breach and subsequent arrest.
Wool Profits Reported By The Mi For Commerce
A fragment reports Me for Commerce announcing yesterday a £22 million profit. It notes a plan to dispatch about 20,000 hectares of wasteland to brokers, signaling significant financial figures and activity, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
McBiwen
Thal
Confident Talk Of Korean Cease Fire
New York reports a positive prediction of a Korean cease fire by May. United Nations discussions, communist openness, and secret talks are cited as groundwork for potential armistice despite ongoing tensions. Washington hopes for a direct approach to Korea and possible U N supervised truce terms.
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Waahington
Raaslans
Magentin
Pol Aden
Reds Reject Red Cross Probe of Germ Warfare Allegations
In New York on Thursday officials report Soviet leader Gniom and others rejected an impartial Red Cross inquiry into germ warfare claims. The United Nations and United States proposals to oversee an investigation were dismissed, with charges about past neutrality and demands for proof continuing amid Cold War tensions.
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REDS
RED Cross
New York
International Red Croeti
Ori EU
United Nations
United Nations Command
Dean Acheson
Eta
Wearington
Mulik
Toyun
Kores
Wien
Ruaslon
Korman
K. Malik
North Ores
Gommumim
Chinguo
Eptemer
Cohen
International Red Cross
Judge Confirmed In Suspicion Of Wine Merchants Case
An inquiry into a wine merchants case led to recognition of Austin etuljey and others amid disputed charges. Walter Cavill’s bottled wine sale figures are cited, including a 7,000 smalls shipment and a 4 percent price rise. The inquiry was adjourned with remaining questions unresolved.
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Lea Recatlertwan
Shaywa Feymomentatives
Delta
Waltery! Cr
Manansty
Charles Rowand Nold Righam
Directur
Nugget Township Roadway Incident Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a roadway event in Nugget Township. Names such as Mir. Lasal and Mr. Hall appear, with references to a prompector and pickaxe actions near a headway and a yard. Details are unclear and partially illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasal
David Lutterick
Peter Anak
Hall
Unclear clipped note on suspensions and textile interest
Fragmentary report mentions a 15-stone suspension, a meeting at 10 a.m., Mire Brad connected to Liverpool textile interests, and references to government opposition and a refund dispute. Names and many phrases are garbled, limiting precise reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesla
Laverpool
Aboriginal reserve fears forced relocation
Fragmentary notes describe pressures on an aboriginal community near a central European or colonial context. References suggest the government and authorities are linked to relocation or coercive measures affecting indigenous people, with mentions of a reserve and planned actions impacting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woomerm
Uicy
Atetrasian Aboriginal Reserve
Victorian man dies of heart attack in Vatican Palace incident
An elderly Australian man, Mrs Claire Vaughan Wade aged 87, died after a heart attack during a visit to the Vatican Palace. The report notes a large audience and mentions his involvement in Inverell business circles. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaticen
Vatican
Inverall Oman
Claire
Vaughan Wade
Vaicor Palance Sonterday
Naif
MacArthur Favored by Isolationist Republicans
A Reuters report indicates General MacArthur is favored by Conservative and Isolationist Republicans led by General Kaley and Senator Robert in 1964 as a presidential candidate. Strongly noted is the faction’s support for his leadership and position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaley Posal
Robert
Reuter
Seleneii
Taft Campaign Faces Bitter Split In 1940 Battle
Fragmented text shows a heated 1940 campaign scene with MacArthur supporters urged to back Taft rival Benator Taft. References to pro MacArthur groups, party friction, and looming primary elections hint at a bitter atmosphere and cross endorsements amid a pivotal presidential contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator Taft
Epecal
Dimaeif
Prtmary
Bank Ownership and Control Tie Up in Western States
A reported vote of 8 to 3 decided to favor anti merger actions. Trans America reportedly held stock ownership or control of 4 banks with 87 branches across California Oregon Nevada Arizona and Washington. The board would need a court order to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rata Pen
Trans America
Banke
California
Oregon
Nevada
Arison
Blaze
Washington
Fru
Union Attacks at Lodge Use of WRAACs
The Prime Minister and party members discussed a labor dispute at a lodge meeting. A plan to raise issues with the army and government stalled, with Rhodesian Trade Union officials and legal advisors to decide on next steps. An employee’s past actions and power of workers to organize are noted in relation to employment protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Menalew
Sabaur
Laxige
McVeigh
I. McVeigh
Parlanent House Debates Army Housing and Personnel
discordant remarks at Parliament reveal plans to attach two army household members to the Prime Minister’s staff during a housing debate. Discussions note potential posting to Canberra, with questions about duties and the scope of housing arrangements for official domestic staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVoigh
Ene
Sinart
Tha
Gene Pa Utes
Canberra
Melbourne
Tunisian Strikes on French Coup Amid Unrest
Fragmented report describes Tunisian strikes against French leaders as tensions rise over a threatened coup. French cabinet contemplates policy shifts while Tunisian officials and workers rally amid political instability and potential regime changes.
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