Obstinacy of Miners No Hope of Compromise
Sydney. Miners federation leaders refuse compromise as strike intensifies. Government urged to call talks to resolve the coal dispute. Leaders warn prosecutors may move against strike leaders while seeking outside support from union groups. Canberra advised on emergency powers under the Crimes Act for transport.
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Sydney
Collinse
Weedoaneh
Federst Tovern
Ube
Te Oyrue Mining
Cairns
Cynmell
Tintows
Ian
Australian Railways’ Union
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Seamen's Upton
Amalgamated Engineering Cnion
Williamy
Emergency Measures to Curb Coal Strike in Australia
Canberra June 28. Cabinet agrees on two major emergency steps. Immediate legislation to prohibit funding for the strike and measures to conserve fuel by directing coal production and other fuel supplies. Prime Minister Chifley to address the House of Representatives with a planned statement on Defence time contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Imijor
Chifley
House of Representatives
Calous Aggression Act Against the Community
Mellwarene June 28 The wirlkes of cuu numers culled by Communist Teachers was the most cal lous act of aggression against United Australia says Premier Hollway He warned that a strike could trigger chaos and a de facto replacement of law if Communists succeed in their bid The government would not yield to the challenge ahead of any broader unrest linked to recent events in China and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellwarne
Agerexton
Australia
Lollway
Holtway
Ching
Seamen at Fremantle seek better deal before depression hits
Fremantle reporters note a maritime labor push as seamen demand fair pay from employers amid looming economic downturn. The article highlights union concerns and calls for improved conditions ahead of anticipated depression in Australia.
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Fremantle
Australia
Miners in Melbourne Promise of Assistance
Melbourne June 28. A small crowd of miners pledges support and offers aid to fellow miners. Two representatives from the union address attendees while a vote on a proposed aid fund is reported as unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourtt
Roy
Sonwen
Niles
Whiel Taster
Howe
Clu
Ministers to discuss commonwealth currency plan
Depleted reserves and a looming July meeting focus on a common payments plan among Australia New Zealand Canada South Africa India Pakistan and Ceylon to reduce reliance on gold and dollars. Officials indicate a coordinated option may emerge with finance ministers from major economies attending.
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Taiwan
Lon Ulm
Sterling
Australia
New Zealand
Canale
South Mian
Indian
Pakistan
Ceylon
Ety Manthil Cate Tatiport
Terttam
She Statford Pris
Tate
Sir Btalfard Cripps
eHelguin Pele
Spank
Mr. Urtithon
Tint Walter
Europe
Anglo Argentine Travel Pact Draws Senate Criticism
Washington reports on the June 27 signing of the 41.25 trillion five year Anglo Argentine Travel Pact. Critics in Congress condemn the pact as contrary to recovery goals and free trade ideals. The State Department denies discriminatory aims and notes limited impact on third-country trade.
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Washington
Congress
Iepublican
Keneth
Wherry
Beltain
United States
State Department
Ermtleid
United Staten
Thade
Revelations in Sharkey Report Stir Melbourne Docs
The Sharkey report presented at the Royal Commission on Communion teals alleges Communist leadership influence within the Australian trade unions. It claims workers show willingness to strike and accept communist guidance to undermine the Labor Party and press reform within the union movement.
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Melbourne
Queensland
L Sharkey
Australian Communist Party
Malews
Henry Bills
Sydney
Huolletin
Eviewer
Orbe Lemmon
Labor Party
Theeatriki
Sul Sharkey
Counterfeit Currency Ring Busted by Secret Service
Secret Service raided a counterfeit currency operation in a suite beside a well known venue arresting four men and a woman. The group allegedly circulated twenty dollar notes and other notes tied to a nationwide counterfeit scheme. The arrests cap a months long investigation, with most activity focused on theatres and cream parlors.
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Washington
Recret
Toalay
Hank
Secret Service
Tr TK
Daven
Poe
Phan Selaire
Cleveland
Fined on Two Charges Geraldton Prosecutions
William Lester Sweetzer of Geraldton pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated on June 25 and causing damage. Witnesses described him revving a utility, driving along Armstrong and Eleanor Streets, and colliding with a parked car near the Town Hall. He admitted drinking, resisted a breath test, and was assessed as intoxicated by police. The magistrate corrected his conduct and fined him on two counts.
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Geraldton
Mr. T. Anne
Courthowe
William Lesdle Sweetzer
Aritrony
Eleanor Streets
D. J. Allan
C. ¥. Eaton
J. A. Higgins
Armstrong and
Alount
Elename Street
Armstrong ‘S Street
Armstrong Street
Anl Fce Works
Eleanor Street
Municipal Chambers
Town Hall
Defenant
Sweetser
Mr. Anseil
Masner
Mr. Ansell
Wittens
J. A. Higging
Loveyer
Use
Defoudlant
Ansell
Sweetner
Tom Dance
W Paw
Derricher Street
Town Mall
Las
Eaton
Iad
Sweeter Convicted of Driving Under the Influence
A magistrate found Sweeter guilty of driving under the influence with loss of proper vehicle control. He had traces of liquor on his breath, and the incident involved an uns table car path and a prior attempt to move a vehicle without owner permission. Sentenced to three months.
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Shegintrate Agid
Sweeter
Iker
Jo Oo
Allan
Joe Zith
Mr. Amwell
Sweeteer
Wool sales proceed in Sydney amid shipowners' assurances
Buyers refused to operate at yesterday's wool sales in Sydney until shipowners guaranteed shipping. Shipowners' representatives secured transport and special arrangements to divert oilburning ships for wool from Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Brisbane. The season's metrology in Melbourne saw prices firm with strong competition from Britain and the Continent, yielding a practically full clearance.
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Sydney
Represent Etives
Shipowmers
Apskeaman
Britain
Continent
Tocat
Ban on Wool Shipments Acton by Fremantle Seamen
The Fremantle Seamen's Union has banned wool shipments from Port Bedland Marble Bar and Nulin Bine stations. Affected stations include Rey AM Mariliana Warrie Rennie Downs Noreena Downs and Bamboo Springs. The embargo follows the State Government's refusal to release imprisoned aboriginal strikers fighting for fair wages.
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Fremantle
Wamen’s Union
Port Bedland
Marble Bar
Nulin- Bine
Rey AM
Mariliana
Warrie
Rennie Downs
Noreena
Downs
Bamboo Springs
Sir
Hurd
Twenty One Gun Salute Honors British Naval Gunner
A historic tribute marks a twenty one gun salute to the largest British naval gunner, honoring leadership from republic heads and displaying national flags of foreign powers in Ore.
Metropolitan Racing Meeting at Helena Vale
Weights are declared for the Western Australian Tutt Club meeting at Helena Vale this Saturday. Details indicate weight allocations for each race for participating horses at the meeting in Perth metropolitan racing circuit.
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Helena Vale
Tutt Club
Darts League Round in Geraldton Tonight
Geraldton Darts Association hosts the fourth set of games tomorrow night with seven fixtures at venues including Victoria Hotel, Geraldton Hotel, Shamrock Hotel, and Mercantile Cab. Leading Freeman's Hotel (12) faces Mercantile Club (4) as Chapman & Jane (10) take on Rovers Football Glut (8).
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Geraldton Darts Association
Freemansena Hotel
Mercantile Club
Chapman & Jane
Rovers
Othe Tapt
Anii Agamc
Murchison
Tin Rovers
Chapman Revue
Great Northern Hotel
Freemanone Hotel
Veraug Mercantile Club
Mercantile Cab
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Yeaterday
Hir- Jey
Yetbunal
Hollway
ASTOP
London
Sharkey
Geraldton Prosecutions
Porkets
Bern
Sweetzer
Uae
Question OF
Acton
Warcona
Dundonald Yeuris
Astolpho Tech
Airbridge
Sanawift
Monkonda
Prin. Dainty
Uramkee
Sentara
Wark Bench
O'More
Society Bue
Agrieup
Yeelin
Des Singer
Panto Polly
Aermare
W. Pardiup
Lumar
F. Dinkum
Despina
Vemette
Gaytheon
Liquity
Wonton
K. Comsity
Bo Leap
Wollstar
Laplidnedic
Alfred
Actinium
Warranné Solar Giri
Phayman
Keyedale
Hub
Hope
Sansfoy
Bogamia
Sir Rotes
Our Bing
Flamingo
Sad- Wells
Woartun
Gail Shah
Agdieta
Des. Pauh Worthmann
Accumend
W. Winston
Iaan-Diegon
bors—Tleemen
Sotecann
Joanna Godden
Imman Passives
Kane Richmond
MR. M
Barbara Reed
Arminarny
Hellowoos
Jules Beach
Bay 1
Rosalind Russell
Walter Pidgeon
Wesign
Indy Julie
Saterday
Macrobertson-Miller Aviation CO
Acc
Lac
Geraldton Agents
Westralian Farasis Cs-Operstira
Lota 18
Pat
Waaffery
Proximity High School
ARG
Lucille Florists
Marine Terrace
United Metus
Hay Street
Perth
Chevrolet
Cape Contact
Mahager
Geraldton Newspapers Limited
Potye
Elder, Smith & Co. Limited
F. Cowan
Ronald Coote
Chapman Fond
Cuildt
Ting Pefenjori
E. Wood
Ward
South Kumumiain
Shenton Street
Fitzgerald Street
V. Tno
FYVE
Imuitinns
See Til Elliott
Hari Tons
Goraliiten
Tolyhone
Furst Ald
Piccan
Joue
Adenteston
Tr Street
Drulitie
Rover Pool Club
Mra
pKay
Réakdence
Thoreday
Hes Bees
Iton Newspapers Limited
Geraldtom
Rocka
Geraldtos
Lester Avenue
Geraldtem
Frank Green & Son
Geraldton, Eee
Eat Ees Arety
Benak Geen Vm
Calidts Meh
Thepnes
Juse Street
Alice
Keen
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