Doubt Over Basic Wage Rise Payment Amid Conciliation Debate
The ACT Conciliation Court secretary and union leaders spar over wage rise provisions and who will bear increased costs. Officials from ACT unions warn about retroactive effects while private contractors could face higher rates. Canberra and Melbourne figures say implementation awaits further steps.
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Fe McCauley
Department of Works and Housing
Vialon
Oricklayern
M. ¥. McDonald
Et Union
Yanberra
Mydney
Uw I
ACT
Indri
Canberra
Ig Wiedmont Tradex Union
Grabeh
Engineers
BTU
Ein
Wage rise clash as unions push basic pay talks
Report from the Chamber of Manufactures signals Labour’s stance on wage increases amid debates on a 1 to 2s 5d change for males and females. Australian workers seek arbitration, while unions anticipate delays and possible phased implementation starting December. Preliminary survey shows thousands affected in New South Wales and metal trades.
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Medina
Chamber of Manufacturery
Diacunelone
Pye
Sire Ie
Amclls
OM Thay
Empoyers
Moon
Perat
ROE de Fat
Budget plan blamed as futile by graziers in Auckland
A disjointed scrawl of quotes and garbled text suggests graziers condemn a government budget plan as futile. It cites woolgrowers resisting new taxes and a wage policy tied to inflation, with references to a 1950s context and broad economic stagnation.
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Dney
Rma
Ieaingt
Ne Spa
Vary
British Brigade Presses Drive Toward Kumchon in Korea
British and United Nations forces close in on Kumchon, 20 miles north of the 38th Parallel, as South Korean units move west toward Pyongyang to assist General MacArthur. Observers note stiff North Korean defense while naval and air forces concentrate on western and central fronts.
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Ralwage
Korea
Yalu
Eilote
Pyongyeg
Tokyo
United Nations
Kummechon
Wonsan
Pyongyang
MacArthur
Muntanga
Sapam
Ike
Kumchon
Sealgmest
Rhees Owervers
Pysmayane
Imparsacil
Ube Moker
Mhiriy-teven Winitea Nations Warshipa
Bangs
Russian Intentions Asked in United Nations Debate
Fragmented overheard notes describe a United Nations Political Committee exchange on Soviet intentions. A Soviet foreign official faced questions about peace plans and an international army, with critics accusing the proposal of masking security aid influence.
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Eviday
Britain
Mr Viahinaky
Usted Nations
Younger Hilalny
Russia
Prevatia
Nics
Struggle With Madman Aboard Liner Orion Near Sydney
A madman on the Orion's swaying mast endangered the crew and passenger ship as two men fought him high above the deck during the voyage from London to Sydney. Captain N. A. Whinfield reported the incident after the liner reached Sydney, the steward receiving care at hospital following restraint and medical intervention.
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Sydney
Orion
Indian Ocean
N. A. Whinfield
London
AG Amistant
Steward
Orton Wes Tour
Frida
Ana Beredunior
Premantin
Mignnal Hospital
Red veto on reappointment of Mr Lie
A political report from Lake Auccers notes a Friday session where a veto blocked the reappointment of Mr Lie for an over year term that would expire next February. Nine nations recommended a longer term but Bos Viet veto influenced the outcome, with the issue to be debated in the General Assembly.
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Red
Lie
Lake Auccers
Huma
Atuwia
Laygmumt Modavtowal Potlay Parag Min
Secuity Eun
Mit
United Nations Charter debated amid votes and support
After the meeting, Rea stated the United Nations Charter has no provision for extensions and mid action would jeopardize Mr Sle e’s position. The Soviet Union rejected Ma djowaki and Yugnalevia Solia Bouxder Cubs voted against, Britain France Indie Norway abstained. India's still peaceful Premier Mudaliay appointment noted as critical since the Korean crisis. Warren Austin praised Lie’s exceptional character and courage.
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Reaver
United Nations
Sle
Soviet Union
Madjowaki
Yugnalevia
Solia
Bouxder
Cubs
Britain
Norway
India
Axwart Mudaliay
Sempromier
Ar. Ue
Prayau
Asi
Eervant
Rts
United Nationa
Warren Austin
Americal
Lie
Bulgarian Frontier Demands Open Frontiers
A Bulgarian news agency reports that officials demanded Anke open borders with GMignriedomdnce in October. The fragmentary item notes diplomatic friction and a call for cooperation amid regional tensions.
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Frankfurt
Rrn
Braadvant
Bulepria
Anke
Plan for S. Korea Approved
United Nations Interim Committee on Korea approved a plan to limit Prime Minister Syngman Rhee's authority in South Korea while North Korea would be administered by the United Nations for the time being. The committee outlined a unified command under General MacArthur and a Civil Administration with multinational participation, with elections to be held later.
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Lake Souless
Kriaag
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
North Korea
United Nations
United Nations Interim Committee On
Korea
Gaur MacArthur
Nationa
Wien
State secrets stolen from Buckingham Palace room
Diplomatic papers including state secrets were stolen from a Buckingham Palace room last night. The bow was recovered intact, a suspect detained for questioning, and investigators report social papers were damaged by the theft.
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London
Atelon
Buckingham Palace
Nors
Rotary
Garan Beth
Princas Wiieatech
Prince ‘Margaret
Fragmented note on taxes and public costs
The fragment mentions higher prices for beer and cigarettes, a public duty to pay extra for basic goods, and references to officials and conferences. It notes potential increases and references a chairman and ministers in a vague tax or duty context. The readable text implies rising costs and public funding needs.
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Naliging Pine
Sperint Tuti
Thee Prien Mintatera
Menzies May Seek Dissolution Next Week
Political moves in Australia point to a potential early dissolution of Parliament and a federal election. Cabinet discussions and party maneuvering hint at Government efforts to disrupt business and perhaps seek a double dissolution, with Prime Minister Menzies possibly approaching the Governor-General in the near future.
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MR. Menzies
Twa
Mapentire
BIN
Contleved
Renata
Menzien
McKelt Miehof
Australian House of Deputies Speaker Arrives in London
The Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives arrived in London for a Commonwealth meeting. He was expected to attend with officials from Dominions as part of a broader Commonwealth delegation.
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London
Fri
Depneta
ST Eimaon
Yeeeray
Anat
Five Children and Woman Murdered in Western Australia
A man is questioned after a woman and her five children are found dead in their home in Western Australia. Police report the mother and four of the children were slain in the house, with one girl found in the bath and another in a pool of blood on the bed. The suspect, Ray Raymond Armanso, 35, an employer, was tracked to the scene and later escorted away for questioning as authorities investigate the brutal killings. The family had moved to the area about two years prior.
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Loretta
Phillipe
Gus
Wakative
Raymond Armanssco
Milky
Reminmsen
Zara
Bnd
Rudhik
Armanasr War
Pal
Rome
Vteed
Dollis
Feeo
Ming Ab Et
Aranda
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