Freed Leaders to Face Tribunal in Old Strike Dispute
FREED leaders to face tribunal today as coal miners re submit demands after seven week strike. Mr Gallagher to resume hearings on long service leave wage rise and 35 hour week for coal workers. Central Executive meets post release to press arbitration path.
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Rip BA Emer
Askribunal
F. Gallagher
Gallagher
Miners’ Federation Central Executive
Williams
R. W. Parkinson
G. W. 5. Gramt
Result Smash Involving Car On Footpath Shocks Community
A chaotic accident on a footpath left bystanders alarmed as a car struck pedestrians. Details are unclear but witnesses report distress and concern over injuries and safety.
Expected Meat Men Ballot Defeat Reveals Leadership Change
A damaged notice reports results from a ballot among Industry Employees where former social leaders and the secretary positions faced defeat. Mir. Meuse is noted as the likely winner, with uncertainty remaining about other roles and the overall leadership shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social of Industry
The Axe Falls in Britain
August 25. London reports government wide cuts in spending with at least a five percent reduction. Treasury warnings signal departments face hard targets before next year’s budget, though details are used.
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London
Reuter’s
Ecma
Three Summonses Filed Against Airways Pilot
Three summonses alleging breaches of air navigation regulations have been laid by the Commonwealth against the pilot of Gaines Airways Dakols who recently took off from Darwin for Sydney against orders. Kenneth Clintory Dudley Lockyer of O Comerwell Street Sydney is named in the allegations. The charges include flying within Australian territory without a weight plan approved by Air Traffic Control and detaining the crew.
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Airways Pilot
Sydney
Commonwealth
Gaines Airways Dakols
Darwin
Kenneth Clintory
Dudley Lockyer
Ocomwell Street
Lockyer
Hed Hoven
Miners Demand Wage Rise and Adjournment of Hearing
The Miners Executive meets with Gallagher and calls for adjournment of the 35 hour week claim hearing. Leaders plan to submit wage increase proposals and re-list claims for immediate hearing while praising workers and criticizing area committees dominated by Communist groups.
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Gallagher
Ciallagnear
Lee
Uirguani
Pension Put Police on Wharves in Court Battle
The Police Union led by Mr. H. Talty argued before the court over pension and extra pay for officers on duty extended hours from evening into morning and double time for holidays. The court heard about pension practices, with figures showing pension levels for retired Quernel and related comparisons to Victoria and Western Australia. Mr. Fraser explained current rules, noting outstanding claims from October, with the union seeking further awards beyond the already granted wage increases and penalties.
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Victoria
Bierdan
Fraser
Tulty
Cmurt
Peries
Claire Mac Byen
Atlantic Pact Now Operative Presses Global Alliance
Washington Aug 13 The defence alliance went into force today marking a historic moment as President Truman signs proclamation declaring the treaty in effect For Western European members the United States plans surplus arms and cash support to bolster defense and freedom from aggression The move reflects efforts to establish a united front in the North Atlantic community and safeguard peace worldwide
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Washington
Tommen Defence Alliance
Vroman
Unite
Erte
Truman
Lyritle
Sunate Foreign
Armed Services Committees
Arma
United States
Cannery plan in North Queensland faces delays
A meeting in Nerth Queens land decided to push forward a cannery project aiming at canning vegetables for export. Growers sought government assistance to secure capital and a site, urging the minister for defense to approve rebirth of farm produce ventures. The group pressed for state support and a subsidy to cover rental and setup costs while the development league lobbied officials.
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Phate
Queensland
Sith
Ubey
Tellowet
Nearth
Queensland Development League
Curtis Wa
T. Bawrer
Townsville
Australia
North
Defence
Dedman
North Queensland Development League
North Queensland
More Land Required For Peak Downs Plan
Land expansion for Peak Downs project continues amid government push in Brisbane. Officials say additional parcels needed to advance construction while addressing environmental and community concerns. Local stakeholders seek clarity on timelines and compensation.
Coal Strike Conference Moves to Split Labour
A Labour Party claim alleges a Sunday conference on the coal strike was designed to split the party. The Paddington ALP branch reportedly issued a circular to arrange the meeting, drawing opposition from the ALP State Executive and prompting warnings about factional actions within the labor movement.
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Toney
Labour Party
Paddington
A.L.P
Berguson
Pawthlinietin
Oraren
Geman
But who will look after the cows in Sydney
A garbled report from Sydney discusses farmer concerns and a secret ballot on direct action. It notes division within the Felmary Producers and a move toward arbitration. The union submits a regulation to work registration and awaits federal review.
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Sydney
Awgad
Brut Shily
Felmary
Ratimbert Lin New
G1000
Awaralee
Mel Decidhem
Argafinalion
Lismore Cup Won by Mortar Soviets and Armor
Disjointed report notes a victory by Mortar Soviets in the Lismore Cup amid references to Soviet power, postwar diplomacy, and Eastern European security. Mentions of conferences, fortifications, and tensions with Western forces appear amid scattered names and dates.
Owner and Trainer Disqualified in Callaghan Park Case
An inquiry found owner, trainer, and mare disqualified after a race at Callaghan Park. The document names CBS Smee and other parties as involved while detailing the sanction and resulting ineligibility for future competition.
Wants Place Bets Allowed Again
Fragmentary text appears to reference bets and wagering but is garbled. No clear events, dates, or proper names are readable to establish a factual news item. Existing readable words suggest discussion of betting rules or a betting venue, but concrete details are unavailable.
Home Shortage Fueled by Strike Dispute
Amid a strike, housing shortage worsens as construction slows and new homes lag. Officials cite limited supply, rising costs, and delayed projects. Families struggle to find affordable rentals while developers push for quicker permits and relief measures.
Loyalty pledges to Tito in Belgrade amid Balkan cold war
The Associated Press reports Tito received loyalty pledges today from three elite Yugoslav units as the Balkans cold war with Czechoslovakia and the Soviet bloc appeared to warm. High officials and soldiers publicly affirmed support as regional tensions shifted.
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Elgrade
Associated Press
Marshal Tito
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Ceminform
Striped Cycling Race Heads to Diver Peliday
The event, titled Strict Rules for Big Cycling Race, draws international riders. Competitors from Australia and Japan prepare as officials implement tight regulations and safety measures.
Rationing Set as Temporary War Measure
Fragmentary OCR text references temporary rationing tied to wartime measures. Names and places are unclear, but the context suggests authorities considering short term limits on scarce goods to stabilize supplies during a crisis.
Go North Young Man Slogan Amid Confused Text
Fragmentary OCR passage presents a jumble of phrases about slogans, poetry, and political commentary. It references a “Go North Young Man” slogan, then drifts through tangled names, places, and events with unclear connections and numerous errors.
Sugar Agreement Extended for One Year
An extended sugar agreement covers an additional year starting August 3, withAustralian and other parties named in the text. The document outlines continued pricing and supply terms, maintaining current duties and obligations for all signatories under the renewed pact.
Freedom League Grows and Leaders Shine
The article notes growing movement with leaders Bhushan and Lain Mew Coh guiding efforts. It highlights Helbgive and Neagle as supporters shaping activities. The piece mentions local groups, meetings, and plans to expand outreach during the spring season.
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Bhushan Annuel
Dann
Fight Over Sign On in Queensland Miners Dispute
August 25 in Risbane reports the Queensland Colliery Employees Union backing the State Coal Reference Board decision. Mineowners will waive the sign on condition but miners must re apply for engagement, with unclear details lingering over next steps.
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Risbane
Queensland Colliery Employees’ Union
Wilhlight
State Coal Reference Board
Queensland Coal Miners
J. Murray
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