Miners Return Ordered as Australian Coal Strike Ends
Sydney August 11 The Federal Executive ordered the miners back to work on Monday ending almost seven weeks of disruption. The return follows a telegraphic vote by the Federation Council and calls for resumption in all districts at 7 a.m. The strike has cost wages and coal losses, with unions and officials planning discussions on further actions and ongoing working conditions.
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Sydney
Arts
Ieee Council
R. Hamilton
Australia
Central Council
Weatfalera Collery
Binmére
Body found at cliff top near railway in Sydney
Police recovered the battened body of a middle aged man in a Tail-fuct cr near the Keal canbe railway top to day. The deceased was Roy Steel of New Canterbury read Hurlstone. Relays were used to locate the body as officers searched the area.
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Mat Wan Roy Steel
New Canterbury
Hurlstone
Pilice
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Ipswich miners ready to resume work on Monday
In Ipswich, most miners are prepared to return to work Monday morning. Only the Southern Crom branch held a meeting in Cameron's Park, voting to pursue continued discussions and seeking assurances against victimization. The strike mood eased as officials anticipated a quick resumption with Railway Department support.
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Ipswich
Crom
Cameron's Park
Bi Ming
Ng Whic
Ithe Railway Department
Central Council
All State Bans Off On Sunday In Queensland
Brisbane August 11 Restrictions on light power and transport in Queensland are set to be lifted Sunday night following a recommendation from the Coal Bar Advisory Committee. The Coal mining unions urged ministers to begin Monday work, while the Miners' Federation pressed for a staged lifting of controls amid ongoing consumer concerns and industry pushback.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Coal Bar Advisory Committee
Coal Mining Union
Cotes
Miners’ Federation
Havie
Alticiiona
Reds to avoid stand over talks before year end
Brisbane reports the government says the recent Communist stand over talks ended with a strike and will not be repeated this year. A. W. Fadden voices concern over Communist menace and the Was Workers Federation influence in Australia.
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Brisbane
A. W. Fadden
Rmanedt
Workers Federation
Fudden
Deputies On Job Already
Deputies are already on duty and preparing for a shift. The piece mentions renewed efforts and readiness for action as work starts Monday. It references officers called up to respond to the coal belt region and notes ongoing assignments and expected conditions.
Seamen Lift Ban Amid Turbulent Reform Debates
Contested policy change prompts maritime workers to reassess restrictions as authorities address racial hire rules and safety concerns. Officials and unions express mixed views on broader implications for crew composition and training standards across fleets.
Total War on Hawaiian Wharves Report
Fragmentary notes describe nationwide labor action affecting Hawaiian harbors with references to picketing and government response. Mentions Governor Stainowen and legislative mobilization as authorities consider actions amid a strike impacting industry and port activity.
World Position More Peaceful London Report
In London on August 1 a diplomatic statement was issued describing a hopeful balance of power and a peaceful world order. The undersigned secretary urged restraint and emphasized ongoing negotiations over conflict.
No Quick Release For Gauled Men
Eight miners leaders and other union officials sent to Long Bay during the strike may stay jailed at least another month. A legal authority says each official must apply separately to the Arbitration Court Deputy Registrar for remission or sentence reduction, as automatic release does not follow the end of the strike.
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Sydney
Long Bay
Arbitration Court
J.C. Welbourn
Tobacco auction stalls as growers hold back supplies
At Brisbane auctions 170 tons of tobacco were offered but three quarters found buyers while growers kept back large amounts. A manufacturer’s agent blamed high reserve prices for the weak turnout, noting the sales were curbed by producer resistance and cautious bidding.
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Brisbane
Point On Papers A Big Help
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local event or notice involving papers and a person or group, with scattered names and places. The readable content references Irvine, Sheypocton, and a general sense of a public notice or legal matter, though details are unclear.
Free Medicine Plea Broad Interpretation By Attorney General
In Sydney on August 11 the Federal Attorney General Dr Evatt urged the High Court to interpret the Pharmaceutical Benefits Act broadly. He defended free medicine against opponents who favor a narrower reading and responded to arguments challenging the act’s goals and funding. The hearing featured extensive debate on social services under the new constitution and the scope of state functions.
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Sydney
Evatt
High Court
Evalt
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