Court Rules Arbitration Limits May Restrict Union Actions
Australian arbitration court decisions limit government and union power in wage adjustments. Judges warn the arbitration system risks becoming an economic tool, with unions resisting court interference while employers fear compulsory wage changes and potential loss of living standards.
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Government Sets Terms For Sale Of Shipping Line
Government outlines terms for sale of the Commonwealth Line. Mr Duthie and associates discuss market value, delivery date, and balance payments over years. Officials warn private shipping interests could shape the sale, with possible weakening of government controls.
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Commonweath
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Gale
Liew
Halle
All British Prisoners Repatriated in Exchange Process
Reported details describe British prisoners repatriated from Soviet and Communist territories. Major General West discusses outcomes with officials in Melbourne. One Briton reportedly remained in Communist zones after the exchange, while others await reintegration and further stateside assistance.
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Tilly
Eid Mingor
Britain
New Zealand
Canada
United
Imverial Defence College
Two Killed In Flying Doctor Plane Crash
A Flying Doctor aircraft crashed near Cheviot Hill in Northewest Brishani Ushy afternoon. Pilot Dent Mastin Garrett, 20, and passenger Kathlean O Leary, 2, died. Mrs Hein Lethmnidae and her child were injured. the plane nose dived after an engine failure following takeoff to pick up Mrs Lethe Hides. Captain Gaerec, from Cobram, was among the crew. The crash occurred at Chewot Hilla, with authorities investigating the cause.
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Cheviot Hille Sturm
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Dent
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Kathlean O'Leary
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Hein Lethmnidae
Chewot Hilla
Lethe
Gaerec
Cobram
Chatters
Parliament Completes Bill a Day Session in Empire Assembly
Parliament wraps a rapid bill a day session as Reevesinterver and the Senate push toward a 20th Commonwealth Parliament. Leaders cite delays and protests while William Stim reports a new action on November 10 ahead of a royal tour and a potential new station opening later this year.
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Reed
Bea
Anand
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William Stim
Australian dies after escape from Parkside Metal Hospital
An Australian patient who escaped from Parkside Metal Hospital died in Royal Adelaide Hospital following a failed attempt to flee. Police and medical staff intervened after a smoky incident at the Inigo Mills area.
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Anat Nig
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Bec Fye
Vickers-Viscount Sets New Record Adelaide Canberra
A read partial report notes a Vickers Viscount record flight Adelaide to Canberra. The aircraft reportedly reached high speed in a Civil Aviation test with TAA and Convair involvement and began operations with LAA in August.
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Saher
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Canberra
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Convair
Fist of the
LAA
Newt
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Tribunal Wage Matter
Fragmentary text references an industry tribunal and wage payment issues. Names and details are garbled, but suggest a legal or employment dispute handled by a tribunal and court authorities. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
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Kegglesiog
Anakiniuen
Duvtion Organ
Masked bandits raid Melbourne bank in Fitzroy
In a daring early morning robbery at Fitzroy two Melbourne bank clerks were relieved of a bag containing £752. The attackers, wearing masks and hooded coverings, fled in a car after a struggle and exchange of gunfire. Clerks Walker and Newton reported identifying one attacker with fair hair and features. The stolen bag and vehicle were later located.
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Thoraday
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Ryack
Ayovo
Newton
Walker
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Botrie
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Aed
Casey Arrives in Karachi for High Level Talks
Mr Casey reaches Karachi from New Delhi to confer with Premier Mobium and other ministers on urgent maritime and strategic issues. Local officials expect discussions on regional security and foreign relations in the wake of recent events.
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Karachi
MG. Casey
New Delhi
Mobium
French Troops Withdrawn Amid Turbulent Senate Debates
Fragmentary OCR report notes withdrawal of French forces amid parliamentary turmoil. Mentions figures like TAHIB and Junge in a chaotic scene described as a windy, unclear session. The piece hints at military and political maneuvering within Franc
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Paes
Acquittal in ALP Bookkeeper Case
A Lib party bookkeeper, Mavix Grove of Comehom Rona Pymbhy, was acquitted at the Quarter Sessions on charges of omitting items from the party ledgers with intent. Crown witnesses claimed money transfer while Grove denied taking funds during ALP employment.
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Mavix Grove
Comehom Rona
Pymbhy
Recaipla
Clash Expected In British Guiana Commons Debate
Fragmented OCR details a looming clash in British Guiana over constitutional issues. Mentions Prime Minister of Britain, Labour Congress officials, and opposition figures with references to constitutional suspension debates and foreign comment.
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Mounel
Neverieton House
British Guiana
Cheddl Tugun
Capone
Train derailment near Tel Aviv sparks protests and damage
A derailed train between Jordan and Israel caused no casualties but damaged property estimated around £100,000. Jordanian officials accused saboteurs as police dogs tracked suspects while protests spread near Amman and at the border. The incident occurred amid tensions over the Jordan River project and responsive measures by authorities.
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Turwday
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Larnell
Nak
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Jordan
Bri- Fay Embaney ix Ammen Yoster
Iayaul
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Wuln
Two Men Sentenced to Death in Colac Murder Trial
The trial at the Supreme Court returned guilty verdicts against Andrewe j Gordon Rupatsiek and Guinnall Willie, both residents of Colac, for ordering a killing in May. The jury pronounced death sentences on the defendants, while victims Donald Branke Mascot and others were identified in the case. The proceedings detailed the alleged planning and execution of the murder with multiple wounds and disorder at the scene.
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Anurbe
Geto
Hen
Andrewe
Gordon Rupatsiek
Coun Sole' Amareaneu
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Keermae
Fragmented wartime political notes and trade talks in London and Ottawa
Fragmentary report cites Aneurin Bevan in a Labor leadership context in London and references trade talks involving Ottawa and New Zealand. The text also mentions Antarctic expeditions and Britain's aircraft industry plans, with scattered references to Labour Party movements and international diplomacy. The garbled OCR preserves named entities but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Billctt
Te Anetralien
Beemer’. Unitn
Gicise
Ang Gunerg Cpanel
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