Burgowan Dispute Threatens Statewide Coal Strike
Urgowan dispute izing in Queens faces a potential statewide miners strike if the eight weeks old Burgowan mine quarrel is not settled by January 12. The Queensland Colliery Employees Union district executive, empowered by the board, may take action. About 8000 tons of coal have been lost from Burgowan pits. The dispute centers on whether contract miners should erect timbered cogs as pillar supports or if the management should erect them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANE
Queens
Burgowan
Byueensland Colliery Employees’ Union District Executive
Sek
Burgowan Mining Company
Bulletin King's Health Update
A garbled bulletin page fragment describes health notes and mentions names such as Nara Berara and Yu Sgro. The legible content is limited. it references health matters and a secretary within an institutional context without clear dates or outcomes.
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Tnmgy Avin Ya Ube
Suingyyan Tin Ba Toren Hia
Nara i Berara
Iat
Sgro
China Position Still Critical
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled China position with scattered words and names. The readable segments mention China and critical status but lack coherent facts, dates, people, or events to form a clear summary.
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China
Cotton Marketing Board Urges Higher Cotton Output
Board Manager calls for increased cotton production for the 1948 season in Ishane reporting. The December 10 note emphasizes expanding yields to meet demand and support local industry, detailing steps and expectations for farmers and merchants.
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The
Cotton Marketing Board
Berlin Issue Bevin Speaks Of Importance in London
Bevin emphasizes the urgency of the Berlin issue with leaders in London, underscoring the strategic significance of Western Allied unity and the need for a firm stance against perceived Soviet pressure.
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Bevin
den Red
London
British Minister Resigns Sequel To Lynskey Inquiry
London reports John Belcher plans to resign as Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade after testimony at the Lynskey inquiry. His counsel said Belcher denies accepting money but admits receiving gifts from Stanley, Sir Maurice Kloch and Matcham as described in evidence. War cabinet changes noted amid opposition critique of Evatt.
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Lynskey
London
John Belcher
Board of Trade
Aitken Watson
K.C. Hisounsel
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Yale
Riathya' Ora Lane
Ley
Sam
Tovday
North Legion
Teat Te Sho
Toch
Berlin
Tubby Clayton
M’bo
Truman
Royal Baby’s
Eliesvete
Onla
Sat
Alyamo Mosouito
Kenace
Anna Syn
Aetna
Ie Vauinn
Ivnuoe
Miia
Satie
Evatt
Rho
Mecaie
Queen Slan Groce
Bowen
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