No Coal Stockpiling Linked to Miners Open Books
A South Coast dispute over coal stockpiling hinges on miners opening books. Federation representatives warn of potential re-opening if unemployed men are not employed. Government notes the urgency as coking coal production supports steelmaking.
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Solliery
Gout Bosra
Southern District Board of Management
Bo. Minera” Federation
Sone United
Minseri Production
Tae Southern District
Freene
Roy
Petra
Venator Shomer
Raveraul
Bouter
Senitor Bpooner
Uranium Price Debate Sparks Australian-U.K. Talks
British and Australian experts urged price fairness as uranium supply and trade tensions surfaced. Professor Mesgel of Sydney University commented on how Britain and Canada influence the market while Australia weighs its exports and strategic relations.
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Harry Moawall
Austra Jy
United Kingdom
Australa
Hesata
Profesor Mesgel
Sydney
Universty
London
Tinea
Australia
Britain
Uni
Two Company Directors Murdered at Perth
Perth police report two directors of Wikton & Co Pty Ltd were shot in the building entrance in Perth. An elderly man was seen carrying a rifle then entering a car and driving away. Detectives later searched a Claremont home for possible motive, while witnesses described the scene and suspects.
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Perth
Directure
Wikton & Co, Pty. Ltd
Buleet
Wes Perth
Glaremont
Murray
Wilson
Congdon Treet
Ewanbourne
Bath
Livingstone
Sngoung & Man
Alice Carryig
Claremont
Perth Nuburty
Tegie
Iranian exile crisis looms as Shiraz braces for clash
Reports from Tehran say 10 900 horsemen and infantry await orders near Shiraz to attack former Premier Mohammed Mossadegh. A government spokesperson said questioning of Mossadegh near completion while unrest brews in 48 hours as Mohamad Mossadegh faces potentially sweeping political peril.
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New York
Mondey
Sihashghai
Nouthern Yeanioh Cily
Shiraz
Moh Wgathet
Mosaudeq Walli
Fala Nous
Moanadeg
Bin
Nouri
Mowsadeg
Beg
Girl Dead and Youth Under G Guard in Mount Gravatt Tragedy
A police guard and witnesses report a dead girl and a 20-year-old man found near a car at Mount Gravatt, Brisbane. The man, Peter Kenneth Eberhardt of East Brisbane, and the girl, identified as Corn Basing of Annerley, were missing earlier that morning. The car’s exhaust pipe and a hospital link are noted, with both individuals found near the mountain summit about a hundred yards from the main overlook. The investigation continues as authorities search for connections and motives.
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Mount, Gravatt
Beihung
Annerley
Brisbane
Stilent
Peter Kenneth Iberhardt
Ane General Hospital
Jeruh
Eberhardt
Ware
Baaing
Communist war crimes debate over Korea inquiry
A wartime inquiry debate centers on evidence collection for alleged Korean War crimes. Officials stress differences from World War II cases and discuss how findings might influence a United Nations or world opinion response.
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Unite Suatew Musty
Korea
United Nation
Wiel
Bosters
Rance
World body needs solutions says Australian minister
Australian External Affairs Minister RG Caney urged the United Nations to overcome a stalemate in addressing major global problems including Korea and energy. He warned that Russia’s cooperation is essential and noted that Soviet statements hint at tension in the General Assembly. He spoke in a pre Ottawa broadcast before meeting Canadian officials.
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Caney
AL Unceruiny
Geners
Ottawa
Eabinet
Alu Me
Chars
Wotre Uiew
Vyshinsky
Jess Suvake
Koves
Woman Assaulted Near East Sydney Street Scene
A 32 year old woman from East Sydney reported an assault after being attacked near Bie Street while en route to a church. She stated the assailant cried for help and grabbed her before fleeing as bystanders and a surgeon assisted. Court proceedings listed for the week of May 12.
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Sydney
Mondey
Central Court
Eid
Rum Jungle Mine Six Months Ahead Of Schedule
The ongoing Rum Jungle mining project advances faster than planned with production targets set for June next year. Company officials report early ore extraction milestones, detailing exploration results, equipment deployment, and anticipated full-scale operation, while noting potential risks and regulatory oversight.
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Darwin
Ram Jungle
Third Sniversary Observed by Royal Australian Regiment
A damaged fragment notes a third anniversary event by the Royal Australian Regiment. It mentions celebration elements and the unit’s participation, but text is jumbled and missing clear details.
Absolute Union Preference In New South Wales
A chaotic report on proposed absolute union employment preference in New South Wales. It states Premier Cahill and cabinet undecided on how to implement the preference under the Industrial Act and possible effects on workers and employers across the state.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Cahill
Kinendinesa
Sista
Landi
Alma
Baba
Weill
Fellqour
Petra Alles
Etnitae
Leindi Ubiniagiona
Dremp
Ibrohite
Thi
New South Walon
Paty Humpenser
Abrodice Vorapulenry
Wind Will Decide Day Of Woomera Atomic Tests
Winds over the Woomera site will influence the atomic test schedule with military observers and officials in Sydney and Australia awaiting the outcome. American aircraft arrived to participate, and officials refused to discuss specifics while praising the scientific leadership accompanying the project.
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Wind
Woomera
Adelaide
South Australia
Sydney
Richmond Raab
Sero
Untitled fragment about a theft case and notices
Fragmentary OCR mentions a March date and a theft incident involving an unidentified person. It references names like Joan Murray and Mary, with unclear actions and locations. No clear outcome or full details available.
Wool Markets Firm in Sydney Prices Steady on Merino
Wool markets in Sydney show prices firm with merino values stable from prior Thursday auctions. Report notes strong demand and wide competition from RC Melbourne and other centers, with overall firm tones and upward bias evident in certain grades.
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Sydney
Baty Fm
UN weighs renewed push to end India South Africa dispute
News in brief reports at the United Nations will consider delaying no further to break the deadlock over India's protest against discriminatory South African policies toward 406,000 Indians in the Union. Also mentions 800 lb of gelignite stolen in Melbourne, an estate firefighter incident near Henley on Thames, and Pravda criticizing US pressure in the Cold War context.
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United Nations
New York
India
South Africa
United Nation
Soce
Union
Elbourne
Gelignite. Com- Prin
Fairfield Magazine
Melbourne
Palle
Fatal Explosion at Armidale Kills Man 55
A man aged 55 identified as Riccardo Paulini of Surry Hills died after an explosion at Armidale. A second man was seriously injured and another is in Armidale Hospital in a serious condition. Police say an unexploded charge near an inland hydroelectric site may have been involved, traced to a jack hammer incident.
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Tull-seale
A. Cludlie
Rian
Christie
Squire Mites
Northern Perry
Fautvaue
Monally
Ad Asiother
Rnais
Oakey River
Riccardo Paulini
Aley
Surry
Hille Hin
Mario
Xingle
Abe Nnmis Adarenn Tn
Armidale Hospital
Superfortresses Could Cain Atom Secrets
The Daily Telegraph reports on American secrecy around atomic weapons, noting Allied access limits and British observers. It discusses Soviet atomic program clues and the McMahon Act restricting collaboration, with references to London science correspondence and wartime information controls.
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Americas
Daily Telegraph
Science
Leonard
Berlin
Ubin
Bertin
Amall
Presa Observera
Noamiers
Bert
Restoring Saturday Trading Case Before Commission
An application to revive Saturday trading was heard today before Conciliation Commissioner InterD. Kelly. The Meat and Allied Trades Employers Federation sought a variation of the Federal Mest Award to provide overtime pay for Saturday retail sections from April to October 1. Mr. Keiby reserved his decision. Frank for the Federation argued employees were denying overtime, hindering shop openings and depriving workers of facilities desired.
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Perauil
Camnisaioner
Kelly
Maal and Allied Trades | Employers’ Federation
Ratall
Satuday
Keby
Frank
Federation
Police link Norwegian murder suspect to Kiama crash
Police believe the Kiama car crash victim may be tied to the Herpestad family killings. Detectives found clothing in the wreck and traced the suspect, a Norwegian exile with wartime ties, to the Norweigan underground. The Harpemistad home murders near Sydney remain under investigation as police seek motive and connections.
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Sydney
Kiama
Herpestad
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