Employers Move Court Action Against Ironworkers
Melbourne report states the Victorian Chamber of Manufacturers seeks Arbitration Court intervention against the Ironworkers Association and the Federated Ironworkers Union. A tram and train stoppage fears emerge as railway and tramway unions threaten action next week. Mort’s Dock plans a 1200 employee lockout as industrial tension grows ahead of a Federal Arbitration Court hearing.
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Victorian Chamber of Manufacturers
Arbitration Court
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Dark Union of Australia
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G. A. Mooray
Readiclals
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Matal Trades ‘Association
D. W. Fons
Federal Arbitration Court
Unions to Set Wage Increase Policy at Federal Level
An early conference of all Federal unions is planned to follow this morning's Trades Hall Council Dispute's Committee meeting at the Pe ers' Union. The council endorsed requesting the ACTU to convene a meeting of Federal unions and backed the Metal Trades Union's ban on overtime in their industry.
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MRA
Acre
Calcutta
Noakhali
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Allahabad
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Chandpur
British Soldier Fatally Shot After Chase in Trieste
A British soldier died of head wounds after a civil police officer fired on a lorry outside Trieste police station. Two policemen on motor cycles pursued the vehicle. the driver reportedly attempted to strike them before the lorry crashed and the driver expired at the wheel. The second soldier was arrested.
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Trieste
Vene- Guile
Triente
Britiah
Jored
New Concept of Employment in Britain
The Government plans blueprints for national projects to create jobs, improve manpower and long term prospects. Lord President Herbert declares government will shift from short term fixes to broader, sustained employment and societal goals.
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Britain
London
al Img
Herbert
Marin Air
Ational Parka
Bradman Seen Ready for Club Cricket Return
In Adelaide experts assert Don Bradman remains fit and capable after observing him at batting practice. Despite concerns over his health he is expected to play in club cricket tomorrow and his eye for pace and spin remains sharp.
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Adelaide
Don Bradman
Bradman
Jeeps Adapted for Underwater Travel
The US Navy has modified a jeep for underwater use with long intake and exhaust manifolds staying at the surface to breathe the engine, waterproof distributors and ignition coils, and a marine jeep capable of about ten miles per hour underwater.
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New York
Housi
Wibmarine
Jeep
Dr Evatt to Visit Tokyo on Allied Control Commission Talks
Reports state British representative Mr. MacMahon Ball clashed with American Mr. Dean Atcheson. Minister for External Affairs De Evatt will travel to Tokyo soon to discuss matters tied to the Allied Control Commission.
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MacMahon Ball
Dean Atcheson
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Allied Control Commission
Train in Colombo Jungle Tragedy Prompts Talks
A Colombo jungle train wreck leaves four dead and 47 injured amid sabotage claims by Ceylon strikers. Reports from New York cite Tokyo talks and U S diplomat Atchison warning about communist influence as Japan alliance considerations surface.
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Woman swims ashore through heavy surf near Sydney
A young woman swam half a mile to shore after her launch capsized off Long Reef Sydney. Her male companion Ivan Plumber 25 of Melbourne is believed drowned. Miss J Fosbery 21 of Potts Point said their launch broke down last night and drifted.
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Sydney
Ivan Plumber
Melbourne
J. Fosbery
Potts Point
Plane crash near Caromie Wyoming kills thirteen
A chartered plane crashed three miles west of Caromie Wyoming during a snowstorm, killing ten passengers and three crew. No survivors were reported. General Doolittle urged safety standards in civil aviation, warning competition should not endanger transport safety and reliability.
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Caromie
Wyoming
Doolittle
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Wauchope
George Rae
Wan
Loga
Maxwell's
Duchess of Windsor Jewels Missing in Record Theft
The Daily Telegraph reports a robbery during the Windsors stay at Sunningdale with 25 000 pounds in jewels recovered near Enham Lodge. Insurance valued items at Lloyds around 150 000 pounds, with investigators noting the 19th century pieces would have commanded high value. Police have not released full lists of stolen pieces.
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Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Ihe Daily Telegraph
Eénam Lodge
Sunningdale
de Duchens
Lloyds
Mal Hhim
Thief Gang Linked to Hever Castle Jewel Raids
A suspected international gang allegedly plotted the Hall of Art Treasures theft from Hever Castle. Reports say the Duchess's room held a necklace set including emeralds rubies and diamonds while a drainpipe entry and glove use are noted. Police guarded the scene with servants and a guard at the door.
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Tend Yard
Braina
Hever Castle
Buckingham Palace
Lord Dudley
Tokyo Critics Assail Mr. MacMahon Ball
Tokyo reports critics stringently condemn Mr. MacMahon Ball on the Allied Nontrench Commission. The Chicago Tribune correspondent cites Ball as an agile debater who speaks for Br Evatt, causing British concern over his tact and influence in postwar governance.
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Macmahon Ball
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Nontren Commission
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Minaut
Treasure 3750-Year-Old Found on Delos Island
Greek archaeology reports a 3750-year-old treasure unearthed near Delos on the Cyclades. A gold and ivory collection, including figures and plaques, was found inside an ivory box in a gold-inscribed cylinder, buried 18 inches underground near the Temple of Artemis.
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London
Cyclades
Bat Delon
Athena
Iyattsenen
Mlasion
Artemia
Australian claim against Japan seeks war compensation
A commented report from Madrid notes the Australian claim for deaths and suffering of seventeen Spaniards including three women. It urges punishment and seeks compensation with imprisonment terms for Communist activity ranging from six months to thirty years.
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P.O.W
Commonwealth
Glasgow Workers Rush Canberra Job Prospect
Scores of Glasgow building workers abandoned sites to speak with two Australian government officials offering priority passage and jobs in Canberra. Officer Peter Lawrence led the recruitment mission, promising up to 350,000 prospective immigrants wages up to a pound per week.
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London
Glasgow
Canberra
Peter Lawrence
Russians accuse policy shift as bid for world hegemony
The Moscow press argues American industrial and financial interests push a new Bilicy policy opposed to Roosevelt era mutual respect. The New Times contends the aim is to sustain high American productivity and profits from the war while Britain takes a diminished role due to American loans.
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New Times
State Department
Britain
Cancer 18 Doom of Jap Bomb Victims
Cleveland officials warn that many Hiroshima survivors may develop cancer within 10 to 15 years due to gamma ray exposure. Col Ashley Oughterson, head of a U.S. commission studying atomic effects, notes long term cancer risks for the Japanese population.
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Ohio
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Burma
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Joint Comingaion
Sughterwon
Communist Offer Rejected by Chinese Peace Talks
Fragmented text indicates Communist stance in peace talks with China, noting rejection of terms and potential territorial relinquishment. Mentions central executives and possible gains or losses in captured areas.
Nehru plane attacked as frontier tension rises
In Peshawar on a tour of tribal areas Premier Nehru's plane came under fire from tribesmen behind rocks though there were no casualties. Trading markets in the U.S. opened irregularly amid profit taking and a bear attack on cotton while bonds retreated and livestock and staple prices fluctuated with broad market uncertainty.
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Peshawar
North West Frontier
Dinean
Gilton
Bonda
OPA
O.P.A
Persian Premier Ousts Teheran Governor Amid Cabinet Rift
Tehran reports Premier Sultaneh dismissed Tehran governor Abas Bakhdari and appointed Mousavi Badeh after a cabinet meeting. Ministers reportedly objected. government confirmation pending denials and full details remain unclear.
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Teheran
Sultaneh
Tudeh Party
Abas Bakhdari
Mousavi Badeh
Tugeh
Paris Shoppers Arrested in Coupon Fraud Case
Gaston Lehmann director of the big Paris department store and his head buyer Jacques Bernhelm-Dennery were arrested and charged with illegal textile ration ticket purchases. Mlle Dumaine director of the Bon Marche, arrested last week on similar charges, denied them in court.
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Gaston Lehmann
Ibig
Jacques Bernhelm-Dennery
Mlle Dumaine
Bon Marche
Bernborough Sets Pace on Eve of Caulfield Cup
In Melbourne enthusiasm grows as Bernborough leads the Caulfield Cup betting chart though heavier weights loom. Bookmakers warn even a great horse like Bernborough may slow, while jockey A Mulley prepares for a tough ride. Crowds are expected to pack the track with forecasts favouring fair weather for the important race.
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Melbourne
Mike Bernborough
Morrow
A. Mulley
Mulley
Miceney
Brisbane
Chayter
Attley
New Zealand
Firat In
Ashes of Dead Nazis Scattered in Nuremberg
A war crimes communique reports the cremation of Nazi leaders including Hermann Goring at Nuremberg. The document notes Goring died, with a counsel claiming poisoning possibly caused by a phial, while rumours of executions circulate as an inquiry proceeds.
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Jay
Brlaon
Col Andrus
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Goring
Ima
Brahmer
Foreign Affairs Debate Set With Churchill Speaking
The foreign affairs debate will feature Mr. Churchill speaking and Bevi initiating the discussion on Tuesday. The Exchange TeMgTaga is listed with Sourmit wi on Wednesday alongside Tiipmee.
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Bevi
Oan
Maya
Exchange
TeMgTaga
Tiipmee
Arass to Call Strime for November 2
Joe Aran ERUEA a calls for observance on November 2 marking the anniversary of the Balfour declaration as Arabs throughout Palestine respond.
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Strime
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