Building Workers Indy Strike Victim Case at Forties
A report from ByNd ey details a strike at Forties involving the Building Workers union. It describes an alleged victim from the Indus ta Soe Ginaion and the involvement of Ferrell, a former member of the Aap Southhee, who faced retaliation after the strike. Judge Cantor comments on union connections and the handling of the dispute amid claims of injurious actions and unrest.
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Bydney
Building Workers Indy
Indus Ta
Lac George Minas
Mn Sft
Ferrell
Rosengagiit
Colesawae
Farrell
Ema
RAY
Gustice Cantor
Bearne
Forties
Gatton
Petition to the Interior Minister on land alienation
Residents of Caune Amay and Kingston submit a petition through a deputation asking the Minister for the Interior to consider measures on alienation of certain lands. The note, dated September 22, 4040, asserts political motives behind the petition and references an Independent candidate’s influence.
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Rexpands
Caune- Amay
Kingston
Interior
Ubnertion
Cote Fain Tande
Cumoway
Palvaniee
Miranian
Lewis W. Nott
Australian resolve under recession plans outlined
The discussion emphasizes maintaining high employment and public works as key to staving off recession. It notes the need for confidence, private enterprise participation, and a clear government plan that outlines roles and objectives to steer Australia toward prosperity. The piece urges unity and a shared goal in applying the national blueprint.
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Arias Cantratta Aiatine
Howe
Une
Depreacch
Australia
P Jaiown
Acting Speaker To Act On Hansard Plait
A regional report notes the acting speaker will address a Hansard matter and a temporary forecast shows a day of warm weather with possible thunder across Canberra and surrounding regions. The weather outlook mentions northwest winds, interior warmth, and risk of storms later in the period.
Incomplete Hansard Inquiry on Newspaper Error
The Acting Speaker Mr Clark cited a faulty report on air craft safety and press statements. He urged Privileges Committee to examine whether use of r claims from a purported source should be restricted or removed from publication.
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Harriitan
Clark
Hospital Board To Meet Today In Canberra
The AIAE meeting of Canberra's Community Hospital Board will be held at Brart tawa. New members include Monare D Fraser L Fe Grip Haute Renan 4 Donnelly and government nominated member Mr J Brophy. The advisory council meets October 10 and 11 with possible attendance by the Minister of Interior.
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AIAE
Canberra’ Community Hopital Board
Brarttawa
Monare
D. Fraser
L. Fe Grip
Haute Renand
Donnelly
J. Brophy
Miniater Fe Interior
Fire Billiards Champion Favours ACT Title Win
After a 12 game break, the Fire billiards champion showed form in the ACT championship. He defeated Mliolt 200-178 with a 44 break. In next round P Luton beat Murphy 0-41, M Redwardn won 200-181, and V Levy defeated J Freidergaat 70-313, with the Premier championship anticipated within four fortnights.
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P. Luton
C. Murphy
M. Redwardn
SF. Apmwmene
V Levy
J. Freidergaat
Preanaaker
Ronmence
Wool Market Advances in Sydney Wool Prices Rise
Sydney wool prices rose five to ten percent amid buoyant demand. Brokers reported strong competition and buyers showed willingness to advance prices, with 15?244 bales on offer and private sales totaling $85,000 alongside 2.74 bales of skin wool sold privately.
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Witeney Duyine
Welling
Eternit
Neriot
Pricow
Confidence in future of wool industry in Australia
Sydney reports the Winehelmire directors predicting a strong long term demand for wool despite sterling devaluation. They cite wartime distributions, rising prices, and the Snowy projects as key drivers. Officials expect substantial revenues from historic stock, with emphasis on irrigation farming and inland settlements as essential for growth.
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Sydney
Winehelmire
Corman
Sterling
Axneta
Australia
Pauaitalla
Woicyrly
Mnerino
Beil
Fat Abe Wil
Anid
Fishing Season Opens Tomorrow for Nabing, Canberra Anglers
The Nabing fishing season opens tomorrow with the Canberra Anglers Association urging anglers to report catches and locations. Due to reconstruction work on the Gotterdam area, a bridge access restriction remains in place and fishers must verify big catches with witnesses to win the association trophy for the largest fish.
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Gotterdam
Awing
Spltway x
Angives' Association
Wight
M Wotnese
Ratford
MG Weathert
Malkabile
Russians to Carry Wool in Own Ships
London reports that Russia plans to transport wool bought in Australia on ships under Russian control. The move follows delays at London docks and aims to bypass foreign carriers by using routes via the Suez Canal and the Black Sea to reach Sweden and other markets.
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London
Rvenia
Poland
Australia
Rusein
Bue
Black Sea
More
South Coast Miners Break With ALP in Split Vote
The South Coast Miners Federation votes to sever ties with the ALP after top meetings decide for a leftward shift. about 2,600 miners on the coast contributed a year each to Labour during the affiliation period, while the northern district remains with the federation.
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South Coast
Touther Dietict Benuich
Miner Federation
ALP
Winare
Agate
Hart Bard
Labour Party Hinds
Chel
Ir Naw
Nuw
Ue Alle
Minera’ Federation
Australia Sees £748 Million Works Programme Debate
The discussion centers on a £748 million national works plan aimed at offsetting economic effects and maintaining employment. Mr Lemmon argues the program provides insurance for workers and businesses, with regional construction projects totaling about £247 million and excluding the Enowy River and Northern Territory schemes.
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Auatralia
Enowy River
Speaker Denounces Political Sticker in State House
An incident in the state house prompts Speaker Lamb to condemn a political sticker found behind the acting premier's chair. The assembly debates the act as a matter of decorum and privileges, with calls for investigation and possible disciplinary action.
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State House
Australia rejects UK joint dollar loan plan move
Prime Minister Chifley said in the House of Representatives that Australia would not consult the United Kingdom on a joint IMF loan approach. He stated Australia has not drawn IMF funds and would only consider a loan if necessary to meet national commitments with Fund approval.
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Chille
U.K
Noarcen
Pawn
Australia
Joraech
Chiney
Australi
Chifley
Petrol Rationing Likely Starts December First
Melbourne reports indicate petrol rationing may begin December 1 with Mr. Cumming stating controls will apply to Victoria South Australia and Tasmania while other states await. Premier Hollway expects full operation before Christmas and notes tickets will limit to one state.
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Melbourne
Sistiguene Woskay
Oy Transportuene
P.O Offeinis
Cumming
Ihdee Ma Te Tore
Vigtoria
South Austeaile
Teamania
Achontes
Cart
Seaten
Victoria
Qhownanda
Russia defends stance as China-UN debate moves agenda
In a tense UN General Assembly session at Lake Success, the Soviet Union blocked China’s demand to keep a Sino-Soviet treaty complaint on the agenda. Foreign Minister Vishinsky accused Beijing of false charges and warned the Kuomintang ally seeks to blame the Soviet Union for regional turmoil.
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China
Union
Andrei Vishnnakyy
Noeve
Egalt
Hot
Vighingky
Tnsit
Soviet Union
Kuomintang
Rede
Vishinvky
Chine
Rae
Arma
Itat
Lab
Lite
United
Staten Whitr Uodie
AW Tin
Chinem
Robe
BRM
Prime Minister Denies Petrol Allocation to Government Use
The Prime Minister denied that petrol allocations were given to government use. He answered a question from Mr Turnbull of Victoria about a weekly Tasmanian ration uplift claimed by officials. Turnbull argued the practice advantages government over private buyers and urged conservation steps.
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Mir. Chifney
Chifiey
Turnbull
Vic
Sheramber
Calley
Average Pay Rise of a Pound Weekly in U K Since 1945
The report shows average pay rose about one pound per week in Britain since 1945. It notes the April wage total included October 1946 figures, with miners and factory workers near the top due to higher basic rates and allowances. Some trades like cement workers and milk producers earned more, while farm laborers remained on low minimums.
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U.K
London
England
Minera
Primara New Apaper
Ewnpaper
Ourm
Centurion Tanks For Australis
Bursaries for secondary education discussed in Melbourne relate to the Australian Army funding and approval. The text notes imports from Britain and America, amendments to eligibility, and the aim to support which income groups and years of schooling amid World War II context.
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Melbourne
IMF
Awatraliac
Britain
Deter Experta
Penta
Normandy
Lawson's Prog Beyond Verse A Scholar's View
Dr. Tost reflects on Lawson's prose and poetry, noting a largely ignored but influential body of work. The analysis discusses Lawson's methods, the tonal balance between art and rhetoric, and the impact of his writing on contemporary literary criticism.
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Tost
Goa
Quay
Lawhoe
Ign
Sai Thuat
Lawson
Snow
Abe
Northern Territory Plan Attacked By Mr Blain
The report records Mr Blain criticizing the Northern Territory development plan as a costly misallocation of funds. He argues government spending should focus on roads and rail projects, urging deletion of the current plan and suggesting alternative routes from Mount Isa to Alice Springs and Wyandra with a shift toward developmental works.
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MR. Blain
Binion
Narerm
Gallle
Crile
Raihou
Blain
Mount Isa
Alice Spring
Wyjaa
Royal Family at Harewood Pages in Unknown Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Harewood and individuals such as Manion Mack and Gerald Lanceston. The text is garbled with place names and numbers, making a coherent event unclear. No verifiable details of date, action, or outcome are present.
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Mack
Ayia
Uli
Almple
Gerald Lanceston
Far S. Ta Districts Verse The Anomalous Page
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered names and numbers like Barbion Braxtueno Crookes and Foalspin with dates and figures, suggesting a damaged section of a district or politics page. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
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Barbion
Crookes
Ay van Sktirlis
Evan
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