ACT U PEARS INDUSTRIAL WALK-OUT HITS MELBOURNE SYDNEY
Sunday reports that ACTU urged Labour Minister Holloway to meet on industry problems as Melbourne workers walk out halting transport and Sydney foundries threaten closure Officials cite rail and wage dispute tensions with planned stop-work meetings and a national industry review affecting over 8 000 workers across metal trades and support sectors
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Act
U. Pears
Melbourne
Sydney Foundries
Sydney
Clancy
Fernight
A.C.T.U
Labour and National Fice
Mr. Holloway
Mediesnanas
Rain
Teli Ino
Melbourne Citisens
Tnt
Mabourns
Nes Ustraien Anglmers
Delon
Optaber
Prime Minister Albin Hanson Dies After Meeting Collapse
In Stockholm a sudden collapse on a suburban street claimed the life of Prime Minister M. Albin Hanson as he walked home from a meeting. The incident occurred in daylight with authorities initiating routine inquiries into the death.
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Stockholm
Sun
M. Albin Hanson
Malbourne Express Cancelled By Weather Alert
A fragment notes the Malbourne Express and Maltourne Express cancelled due to weather. It mentions trains to Al tery and a departure planned for tomorrow, with uncertainty about timing and further service disruption.
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Viewarian Railway
Malbourne Express
Wratheras Vatanian
Ree
Maltourne Express
Altery
Soviet Seeks UN Agenda on Occupation Forces
Soviet delegate Gromyko urged the United Nations General Assembly to examine the status of occupation forces in non enemy territories. He cited Article 11 of the UN Charter, saying the assembly may discuss any question affecting international peace. The plan was to add the item to the agenda for the meeting opening October 28.
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New York
Bunduy
Gronybol
Oieeral
UO MT
United Natien
Imitty
United Nations
Gromyko
United “Nations
Revist
Gromylo
Security Council
Agends Ny Arven
Yolay
Planes Confront Severe Turbulence Over Long Flight
Flight crew report encountering heavy storms during a long journey from Bruce to Sydney. Airspeed dropped from 300 to about 140 miles per hour as pilots navigated dangerous weather, with significant turbulence reported along the route.
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Byoney
Bunday. Co
Shormaste
Tatany
Panwenigars
Bruce
Sydney
Agitators Blamed For Korean Rioting
Aggressive crowds in Korea sparked a riot with police count reported as 53 injured and 20 missing as tension rose in Kyong Sang province near Mascot. Police and local officials were moving to restore order amid chaotic clashes and scattered arrests.
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Aboul
Korea
Bundy
Mascot
Minster Tate
Inter
Kyong
Malvourne
RMA Eine
Rbd Dcs
Ato Dalakiee
Entral
viClou
Indian cabinet expected in New Delhi talks continue
In New Delhi discussions proceed between Dr Jinnah and Prime Minister Nehru over portfolio allotments in the New Indian Interim Government. The Viceroy appears concerned about the process and Nehru is expected to resign the vice presidency of the Council in favor of Dr Jinnah.
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New Delhi
Sun
Dr. Jinnah
Snd
Nehru
Counc
Dr Jinsahs
18 Countries Join IW Co operative Oil Buying Scheme
London dispatch reports 18 nations joining an International Co operative Trading Agency initiative to form a global oil buying association. The body aims to use capital to support coordinated purchasing and market collaboration among participating countries, with the Zurich correspondent noting approval at the annual meeting.
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IW Co-Operative
London
Joutien
Australia
Wilignese
Zurich
Co-operative ‘Trading Agency
Death sentences in IAAP airmen murder case
A Bellah military court sentenced one German airman to 80 years and another to one year for the slayings of IAAP prisoners. Two suspects were acquitted. The proceedings also named two additional airmen, believed to be Australians, and the outcome remains unsettled.
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Braiord
Bellah
Kuin
pHeoner
Persian troops destroy town after surrender near Shiraz
Report states Persian forces destroyed town of Chasen go Hann after heavy fighting near Shiraz. Relief column reached the garrison following 17 hours of combat as Quahqua tribesmen engaged the attackers and allied units moved toward the Persian Gulf front.
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Taheran
Bunny
Peraian
Chasen Go Hann
Imavy
Nady
Shiraz
Khagerun
Drake
Peralani Gulf
Peralasy
Treaties Finalized After 28 Hour Session
After a record 28 hour sitting the Balkans Economic Committee resolved deadlock on reparations clause in peace treaties. Other committees completed all five treaties as delegates showed fatigue from the long session and extensive negotiations.
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FARIS
Balkans Economic Committee
Fragmentary Washington climate piece hints at global tensions
A garbled Sunday article critiques international pay disputes and Yugoslav capital relocation. It condemns climate concerns and notes US democratic ideals clash with racial prejudice while workers face modern conditions and indoor air.
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Bulgaria
Australia
New York “Times
United
Yugoslavia
Tatablian
Washington
Dlerka
Delegates Clash Over Bulgaria Greece Reparations Denial
Delegates from Yu' faalavia and Greece clashed over Bulgarian reparations with Yugoslavia seeking 1 percent of national income and Greece demanding funds. The debate spanned 45 minutes with Soviet and British observers noting divisions. the committee ultimately approved a plan distributing payments between Greece and Yugoslavia over ten years.
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Yu' Faalavia
Greece
Vandarberg
Dorty
Yugoslavia
Yugosleva
Barsnow
Horrtall Ieaechostovakiel
Gusev
Maggard
Worn
Kondo
Byrne
Bulgaria
Yugosavia
Ters’ Council
Greg
Prayers for Rain Across Goulburn Diocese
Prayers for rain were offered in 11 Roman Catholic churches across the Goulburn diocese yesterday. An appeal for rain was made to relieve the statewide drought. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and all-day vigils before the altar were held at several churches.
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Goulburn
AL al Museoa
Canberra
Christopher
Ancall
Alex
National Quiz Final Next Monday
National Quiz Final set for October 4 with prize money totaling across four state teams. Australian stations will air questions and answers as finalists vie for the championship. Prize money will be divided equally among the four winning late teams, with state results showing varied scores across Victoria Queensland South Australia New South Wales Western Australia Tasmania and others.
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Aminxorn
Bhiniay Prine
Bintes
Conalais
Victorian
Queensland
New
Wales
Western Australian
Tasrannia
Britain to Sell Death Railway to Siamese
London reports the sale of the Death Railway to Siamese interests with a price near £1,590,100 sterling. The contract would include 65 locomotives, 1025 wagons, and 47 freight cars.
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Britain
London
Finke and Samyaave
Bangkok
Ametioag Astogeted Press
Dak
Superfortress Makes Nonstop Hawai i Cairo Flight
A Boeing B-29 Superfortress landed at Cairo at 6 08 p m Sydney time after a non stop flight from Hawaii The bomber faced severe weather over the Mediterranean and dangerously low fuel The aircraft was on a record attempt and faced weather conditions that could affect further progress An American official in London noted success depended on continuing favorable wind and rain conditions
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Caino
Bundy
Cairo
Hawai
Mediterranean
London
Bate
Jag Tasem
Syney
Bundaie
Perth
Columbus
Shilo
British Alarm Over Truman Spanner In Palestine Crisis
British distress grows as President Truman urges substantial Jewish immigration to Palestine. Diplomatic notes indicate Arab Higher Committee summoned in Jerusalem to discuss the move, with Britain seeking a peaceable solution. Attlee briefed Truman’s move sparks White Paper speculation and tight political pressure in Washington and London.
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Truman
Palestine
London
Palestina
Britain
Prea Association
Jerusalem
Attlee
Times
Mr. Attlee
Mr. Truman
Pia
Ita Iwimpanta Wauan
Rgdeat Camhrta
Werailaed
Palpatinn
Devine
Truman faces backers as Palestine policy tensions rise
President Truman signals backing for Jewish immigration into Palestine amid British and Arab tensions. News dispatch notes U S support for partition or settlement while Britain responds via statements from Belgrade and Washington. The report cites confidential talks between Truman and Attlee on Palestine cessation and migration policy.
Crossbar Rider in Double Fatality at Kingewood
Two youths died when a Beyele cycle collided with a motor truck near Kingewood early today. George Busterbrook, 28, of Pentit and Ashley Maen, 417, of Kingewood were riding the cycle. Mason was riding the cycle as a trailer travelled in the same direction struck.
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Y. Bunday
George Busterbrook
Pentit
Flale Anhley Maen
Kingewood
Kingawood
Mine ‘Mason
Churchill Warns Socialists Threaten Empire Unity
Winston Churchill told a Blackpool crowd of about 65,000 that nationalisation and government overreach threaten Britain’s empire. He criticized Labour for abdication, warned India risks secession, and urged a firm postwar plan to retain Britain’s global influence against communist and fiscal pressures.
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London
Antar ‘Prise
Winston Churchil
Blackpoo
Churchill
Tain
Malayan Sultans to Be Restored in Singapore
A Singapore report notes the working committee of British officials and appointed representatives recommend restoring the Malayan sultans as sovereign rulers of their states. The proposal nearly abandons plans for a Malayan union, signaling a shift in colonial policy for the region.
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Suseyay
Bundy
Mor
Esi
Caris
Ft. Wing
Singapore
Sultana
Britiel
Malyan Union
Britain and United States Agree to Shared Refugee Costs
Britain and the United States will share major refugee costs under a UN arranged plan. Britain pays about 22 million dollars and the United States roughly 108 million toward a total budget, with other UN members covering the remainder to meet an 181 million dollar target. The program continues through June 30 unless a UN refugee framework is established, after which funding and care arrangements will adapt.
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Britain
America
United Nations
Etwas Saitiapiacadt
Mlmeruiwera
United Nations Unuilas
Perens
Ivan Nah
PU Eagmanys
Sumiber
Ersisialm
New Canberra Research Lab to Expand Agricultural Studies
A Canberra agristological research center is planned as part of a broader program by the C.S. & LR to extend investigations into pasture science and nutritional issues. The proposal includes a dialogical research centre at Prospect Parramatta and regional stations across Queensland New South Wales and other sites to advance pastoral and parasitology work with Australian and United Kingdom collaborations. The effort centers on establishing facilities at Adelaide University and a major laboratory in Sydney, aiming to boost Australia’s pasture and wool industries through a national network of experimental stations.
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Sydne
Canberra
C8. & LM. Tn
Woot Heey
Chrow
Prospect
Parramatta
Ingdom Apparattad
Gllruth Plaka
Queensland
Itiverine
USAY
Gllruth Plaine
Baumaren Ata Thon
Armidale
Tradgls Experimental Farm
Adelaide University
MacMaster 'Azishal Laboratory
Sydney
Cal
AE. Richardson
Australlas
Victor
I Australis of Scientisc
Big Railway Works for Country Development Plan
A fragmented excerpt discusses railway projects and national development. It highlights decentralisation aims and expected benefits to population centers. The note mentions government involvement and regional contribution to growth, stressing industry and infrastructure.
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Ona
Suey
Sana
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