Unions Ban Planes As Shearer Labor Strife Grips Industry
Engineering unions in Australia and the Amalgamated Engineers Union call grounding planes amid a dispute over shearer wages. Reports from Sydney and Brisbane indicate workers shifting bids and protests as rates face challenge and potential wool exports risk disruptions.
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Australasian Society of Engineers
Amalgamated
Fncineering Union
Sue Midgus
Neilon Fotons
Shearers Hava
Sydney
Brrnbankir
Royotts Luvday
Southers
Queensland
Propertien
Medoval Boonslury
Grogan
Duetronment
AWA
D. Donenerly
Baldliwa
Russians visit opportune in thawing London ties
Report from Westminster notes Britain's invitation to Soviet leaders Bolganin and Karusi- Johey for talks. Ministers say the visit could ease tensions, with Lord Reading and Antony Eden stressing it marks a possible shift in Western relations. Opposition critics call the moment timely for plain speaking.
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London
Soviet
Russia
House of Laras
Reading
Gontnet
Britain
Srimia
Antony Bacn
Kruhehev
Dome Sida
Harllee
Joi Lolli
England
Bari
Boel Macshal
Woraitip
Coun
Beale Bell Bay rebuke sparks debate on privatization
Ministers clashed over Bell Bay operations and potential privatization. Officials cited consequences for Southern Pasian and regional welfare, noting government leverage and consent conditions under the Ama government framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale
Bell Bay
Areas SA Commission Recommends Separate Development
A government commission advised Parliament on March to shelve full integration and pursue separate development of African areas. The panel argued balanced growth could preserve racial harmony and avoid conflict, urging sustained programs for economic and social advancement within the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Union
Alyeve
No issue Friday for Cimberra Limes. office closes early
The Cimberra Limes will not publish tomorrow on Good Friday. The office will close at 5:30 PM tonight.
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Cimberra
Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly Romance In Paris Talk
Paris reports recount Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly discussing marriage in Paris. Court chaplain Francis Tuckery notes Kelly’s and Rainier’s cautious stance amid mounting public interest. Rainier travels to Monte Carlo as marriage plans loom for April 18.
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Paris
Grace Kelly
Prince Reinier I Mongeo
Tia Prince
Francis Tuckery
Public Ward Fees Rise Implemented for Public Beds
The government approved higher ward fees from July 1 for public hospital beds. The new charges base on patient income after allowances and aim to replace the previous system. Exemptions for under 16 and in certain cases remain, with payment possibly in installments.
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Mu Lucurne
Weadnesday
Pola
Ngv
Bolte
Pravda Accuses Stalin of Great Harm in Communist Debate
Fragmented account details Pravda criticizing Stalin's record, noting debates at a congress and party leadership clashes. It references Leninist doctrine, Marxist strength, and ongoing ideological struggles within the Communist movement.
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Pravda
Stalin
Riley
Suiwubnuhgy
Pravin
Ute
Saps
Pyaseel
Vleae
Othe International
Saas
Central
Leninisin
Lenin
U S Business Boom Leveling Off Says Commerce
Washington report shows the U S business boom level off somewhat this year with dips in factory output compared with last year when virtually all plants were expanding. The Commerce Department data temper expectations of a record year for the Republican administration.
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Washington
U.S
Department of Commerce
Terrorists Shoot Soldiers In Cyprus Ambush
In Cyprus near Brenanos six miles south of Pamaguata an ambush killed two British soldiers and wounded others. Police imposed a curfew as troops swept the area for gunmen. A Cypriot, 70, linked to the exile archbishop Malakios was fined for possessing a pistol.
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Nicores
Cyprus
Tee Forlats
Brenanos
Pamaguata
Muruaer
Yeaterday Sli
Villelds
Linuerol
Wy Nivosla
Wsiuuh
Chivkelopdouinn
Malakios Tor Aoyen
British submariners plan Australian settlement after service
Twenty of the British submarines will retire from the navy and settle in Australia after completing their service. The group is said to be leaving London this week, following years of service in Australian waters and related duties.
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Facrician
Chew Fheed
Australia
London
Tueticlan
Exow
Police interrupt Boy's Spree At Royal Show
A 13 year old was detained by detectives after an incident at the Royal Show where he spent money on rides and chocolate, then attempted to buy a mounting gear for a horse. Det Sgt Kennedy led the inquiry and the boy led officers to a nearby shop with several pounds found on him.
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Dougierty
Briana
Austad
Giugiers
Paddy Duncan
Philip
Tengah
Ingeapore
Wagga
RAAF
No. & Squadron
Boy
Doer
Ry Adams
Wennedy
Mnonny
Brirle
Kehaveny
Tiey
Kennedy Lal
Experieyes
Johnny Sharman
Dy Hoy
Hart
Palice
Blagktywe
Duststorm Havoc Hits Plains States and Texas
A sweeping dust storm disrupts Wyoming and Colorado towns and moves into Texas. Wind-driven fallout challenges travel, blocks visibility, and triggers weather bureau advisories. Severe gusts along the plains threaten agriculture, with reports of high hourly wind speeds and reduced wheat prospects in areas including Garden City and Dallas region.
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Wyoming
Waco
Texas
Tintte
Bantar Gutavade
Weuernh Agriculuire
Pmr
Clato
Weather Bureau
Colpuuily
Ant
Beporkadt
Garden City
Budge
Kauines
Luliboel
Danlas
Severs
Colorado Downs
Minister Calls for Boost in Industry Research Efforts
Australia must expand scientific research to keep pace with technological advances and compete in export markets. Dr Keey and officials emphasize cooperative programs between government, industry, and universities to accelerate development, with several firms already joining joint research projects and new facilities planned.
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Casey
HC. Coombs
Govsront
Commonwealtht Bank
Uf Ucannua
Cateerra University Gallere
Australia
Keey
Basel
Wien
Scientijo
Jribock
Tave
Ein
Niyiles
CELRO
Anxioile
Ies Ro Tite
SSLRO
Aualiains Mirror Wail
Roseasen
Iol
Umber
Anil
CLERO
Industrie Tw
Cilubhial
Eexeireh
Fuwies
uleyoLed
Qvale
Speetil
Beeadil
Feather Industries
Sever
Reds Spring Surprise Arms Plan
London reports Soviet disarmament proposal prompting urgent study by UN disarmament subcommittees. Western delegates push cautious limits while Britain France and Germany evaluate phased restrictions and a potential total ban on atomic weapons amid rival proposals.
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Mises
Tates
Prusss
Sunn
Alserven
Busunin
Jharmenwat
Busuin
Getore
Bertie
Britain
Total
Incomplete OCR leads to unclear historical notes
Fragmentary text references names and numbers from a past report but lacks coherent details. The legible items include scattered names, percentages, and dates, yet no discernible event, place, or outcome to form a concrete news card. Further readable material is needed to craft a proper summary.
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Pengaua
Balil Downs
Bongresich
Deligherty
Mas Hase
Ghearing
Lin
Tod Donetny
Mauricia
Chinge
Dad
Nobarl
Wernesday
Benen
Cos Brove
Mae
Cor Supply
Amead
Georgetown
New Bell Bay
Anu Ik Waa
Tan
Boule
Pasian
Lee Cemnun
Lee Cemnun-woalgh
Ommizat Ab
Tuamenin
Cautrovo
Istanbul
Damar Pesoly
Yugosliy
Ainnasay
Ana
Igaialant Press
Peroly
Foc
Belguade
Yugoslavl
Tose Nuit 5
Prince ‘Rainier
Miss Kelly
Auge Gates
Tab
Kelly
United States
Joe Rainter
Monte Carlo
Miss Folly
Victorian
Moscow
Anton Hine
Suilin
Alice Pean
Ana Eri
Rayal Shore Ting
West
Melbourne
GSLRO
Ro G. Casey
Kinssie
Ant San
Gonadliat
United Nations
Andrei Gromyto
Arch
Wollica
Defyice
Mr. Chiles
Wilkers
Pari
San Cantets
Berga
Wermatay Steel
Gorin
Ebr
Kirt Muck
Saith
Gareiy
Hken
Maehles
Reporae
Bagdad
Eliisens
Vianna Phil
Harmontie Oyehrala
Japan
Sue Wrench
Anna
Lee
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Nynisser Uaety
Dovg
Sheppard
Ad Veretilite
Nurtol
Fangage
al Raisbeli
Fe Toury
Naifaltt
Romnan Cathal Juymean
Natail
Purlin- Hugh
Dalvie
Sali
Te Migy
Eslinmalnd
Hational Incunie
Eormarer
Isak Yea
Molonalo
V. Harting
W. J. Johnston
Victnrle
C. 4. Allanck
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S. J. Forard
Tasmania
W. McGrath
Victoria
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