No Action By Plumbers On Overtime
A Plumbers and Gasfitters Union meeting failed to reach agreement on overtime for M13 members. The wireline rejected motions to vary or continue overtime. The session elected B Hourigan as president and D Findont as vice president, with R Tryde as secretary and new committee members including M March, H Matefe, A Carnall, S Gint, and O Sondiing.
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D. Findont
R. Tryde Aecratiry
H. Matefe
A. Carnall
S. Gint
O'Sondiing
Aid Sought To Develop Iron Ore Deposits
The article notes iron ore deposits in Nowa Nowa district known to mining authorities. New tests suggest deposits are more expensive to exploit. Nearby areas yield silver copper and manganese but not in payable quantities. Victorian geology supports coke coal use for steelmaking, with Felmestone and other resources nearby. Local officials and the Employers Federation caution against state timidity in development plans.
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Sweyrmsneee
Wie Nowa Naws
Mavarn
Austey
Yatfourm
Morwell
al- Buchan
Nowa Nowa
Employers Federation
My Gil Smouk
Rubin
Victoria
Family extends thanks for support on March 24
THIANUS Sth and Ms Reg Panera of Boge and Mr Tom Wig gins of Queanbeyan thank all friends who helped in the service for Bewrley Wiggins, Tate, daughter and ie, on Saturday March 24. Personal figures will be showered Individually. Also memories of Peacock brothers referenced with dates in France and Australia.
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Reg Panera
Boge
Tom Wiggins
Queanbeyan
Bewrley Wiggins
Tate
TN Menmorfaw Peacock
Bztv
A. T. Peacock
Raat
Mle Bing
Northerm
France
Spt
G. Peacock
Qanth Agt
Turbulent Massage Advertises Turkish Baths in Kingston
An OCR fragment advertises various massage services at AUAMS BUILDINGS in Kingston. The text lists Turkish baths and masseurs with prices and unclear service names, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century classifieds tone. The exact company and location are partially obscured.
Will of Rossia Mary Edmunds Probate Public Notice
In the Australian Capital Territory the will of Rossia Mary Edmunds is being probated. The executor John Edmunds may be granted letters of administration after fourteen days from publication. Claims against the estate must be sent to Phippard, Marphilamyse Gibson, Proctors for the Executor, Royal Insurance Building, Northbourne Avenue, City, Canberra, within the period.
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Rossia Mary Edmunds
Converen
John Edmunds
Tha
Phippard
Marphilamyse Gibson
Royal Insurance Building
Northbourne Avenue
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Canberra
Polish Businessman Escapes by Leasing Firm to Communist Authority
A Polish businessman Denzel Gaurowwa siti said upon arrival that he was forced to lease his firm to Communist authorities in Henghal to secure departure from Shanghei. He stated the lease covered his passage to La Cimade where he now lives fatally. He waited two years for exit and could not explain specifics of the regime’s conditions.
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Denzel Gaurowwasiti
Shanghei
Henghal
Gaarowalli
Awvner
la Cimade
Gnarawski
Grogs
Poland
Teusine
Election Speech to Be Televised in Brisbane
The Premier Mr Gabry will open his election campaign in South Brisbane tomorrow night. For the first time in Australia the meeting will be televised with four screens around the hall and people in the street will be able to see and hear him.
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Portin
Australia
Eid
Gabry
Parliament Panel Dismisses Oil Drilling Plans Yet Sees Steel Hope
The 8 Parliamentary Committee criticized the Department of National Development for a costly oil drilling project but praised the Bureau of Mineral Resources for modern detection methods. They noted potential in Gippsland and southern New South Wales for a steel industry, stressing need for a port and reduced transport costs to unlock Australia’s vast resources.
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Sydney
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Nowa Nowa
Austraun
Weather summary from Canberra and regional forecast
Unclear weather data shows temperatures around 89.8 degrees and 42.4 minimum, with wind shifts from calm to east and northeast. Forecast calls for fair but cloudy skies in Canberra and widespread rain along the coast, with northeast to northwest winds and mild, light rain expected over the 24 hour period.
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Melbourne
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Prime Minister Stratchles Faces Question on Soviet Invites
At City Hall tonight Prime Minister Stratchles answered a question about whether his government would invite Soviet leaders to Australia. He spoke after a 46 minute address supporting State Liberal and Country Party candidates for the forthcoming election. He warned that questions on sensitive matters could arise in Parliament if he remained in the House of Lords.
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Stratchles
Liberal and Country Party
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Menges
Enn
Canberry
Peri
House of Lords
Russian Unionists Arrival for Turin Meetings
A delegation of Russian trade union officials is expected to arrive by air in Turin. The party includes Tympfey Jeremeyev president of the Transport and Heavy Industry Union, Apatoly Vakulenks Jury Yegorov and an interpreter. They were invited by the BWLU Godlormaxers’ Society Miners’ Federation and the Steam Metal Workers’ Union. They will join a group of Chinese trade unionists to participate in May Day events and online discussions.
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Torna
Tympfey Jeremeyev
Transport and Heavy Industry Union
Apatoly Vakulenks
Jury Yegorov
Miners’ Federation
Sree Mutal Workers’ Union
Ghineee
Australians in Hong Kong visit aims and scope
An Australian team led by Professor Pitzgerald of the Australian National University will visit Hong Kong by invitation of the Chinese People’s Association for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries. The party includes university professors artists script writers and authors. The purpose is to promote cultural relations between China and Australia during their stay and on return trip they will visit Perth Hong Kong.
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Bar Sastern
Wwe
Australian National University
Oh Ung
Way
la Cains Munist
China
Chinese People's Association For Cultural
Pitzgérald
Australia
Senate Play To Elevate Hoover Backing To President
Former President Hoover urged that a presidential administrative vice president be appointed to assist the administration. The proposal surfaced as the Senate and a committee considered four Democratic and three Republican nominees, shaping a high political confrontation.
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Senate Repubey
Washington
Electrical Industry Urged To Export
The Australasian electrical industry urged export growth at a convention led by Governor General Sir William Slim. He said the industry is progressive with overseas trade potential and called for training to meet rising demand. Delegates discussed market expansion, military needs, and government support through the Trade Commissioner Service.
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Willian Slim
William Waa
Iveal
Five Deaths Mar Italian Car Race
Five racing cars crashed in the Mille Miglia in Italy yesterday, killing two drivers and three spectators and injuring at least 14 others. The disaster ranks as the worst motor race tragedy since the Le Mans crash last year. Several cars exceeded 100 mph on the roads of northern and central Italy during blustery winds. Traian Ferraris finished fourth, Eugenio Castellotti and Pater Collins tied for fifth, Luigi Musso placed third, and Juan Fangio, Argentine world champion, was fourth.
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le Malis
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U.S
Norin
Central Isly
Traian Ferratis
Eugenio Castellotti
Pater Collins
Britain
Fetters killed in rain at Wonsack win Station
Two railway fettlers were killed by a rain at Wonsack win Station a northern suburb today. Victims were Rousa Sims of Northgate and Joseph Brummett, 58, of Kedron. Police say the men stepped onto a deck to pose when struck by a passing train.
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Wonsackwin
Rousa Sims
Northgate
Joseph Brummett
Kedron
Turkish political turmoil and Menderes clash prompts crisis
Turkish opposition accuses Prime Minister Menderes of silencing dissent and undermining freedoms as he defends large development projects in the Seyhan River valley and plans new measures. The debate deepens amid economic strain and a stalling Parliament, with critics urging restraint while supporters praise modernization efforts.
Rebels Die In Algeria in Clashes and Attacks
Reports from Algiers say 82 rebels were killed in clashes across Algeria, with gunfire damaging schools and shops. Two Europeans were wounded when a grenade hit a neighbor’s shop as rebels attacked, while five thousand robbers and police officers dispatched from three ships reinforced French forces in Oran.
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Algeria
le Post
Algiers
Hesbor
Teast
Parliament Schedule Shows Late Afternoon Debates
The House of Representatives will meet at 2 30 p.m and resume debate on the Theoric Tax Assessment Bill after quorum. The Senate will meet at 3 p.m and after quorum will debate a statement by Minister Mr Manaies on the Australian economy.
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Quaifiom
Senate
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Manaies
Builders' Union Census on Unemployed Workers
The Building Workers' Industrial Union plans a census of unemployed members at Trades Hall in Yor. Secretary Mr McCauley says he has no count and a special committee will report on unemployment, with discussions on Chinese builders visit and a May 17 meeting to decide union approaches.
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Ik Mage
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Mopkina
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Snowy Mountains Authority
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Tate
Nehru Revises Indian Socialisation Plan
A 1940s era report outlines Nehru's revision of India's socialisation plan. It details a two category approach with state ownership and government veto in one, and rapid private enterprise in the other, plus government control of essential industries to accelerate industrialisation and economic growth. It mentions distribution of electrical equipment and certain strategic materials under new governance rules.
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Nehru
Goeluly
Ovalah
Eavy Industrien
May Day Calm Effort Spurs Singapore Talks
Acting Chief Minister Chew Wee Kee urged unions to seek a calm May Day amid fears of a repeat Singapore crisis. London talks between UK and Singapore officials entered a crucial phase as Labour demonstrations planned across Takva with 15000 workers showing up. 16 thousand expected in total.
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Oise
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Ince
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Soore
Two Killed In Plane Crash Near London Airport
A chartered United Airlines flight carrying 34 aboard crashed near Stansted outside London killing two people including a child. Four survivors were rescued, with 48 passengers and crew initially on board. The crash occurred while en route from Stansted to Malta and Cyprus, triggering a full emergency response.
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Marcos Outpoints New Caledonian in Narrow Ring Victory
Marcos outpoints opponent from New Caledonia in a hard fought boxing match at Ike Stadium tonight. Dawes 21 33 and Mayo are noted for punches and persistence though accuracy remains a concern amid the action.
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Ike
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