Communists barred from AUW official positions in Melbourne
At the Australian Worker’s Union convention in Melbourne the decision was made to bar all Communist Party members from AUW official roles. The Executive was empowered to act. Queensland secretary C G Fallon warned that war could lead to Communists forming a fifth column in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W.A
Melbourne
Communist Party
Australian Worker's Union
A.W.U
Queensland
C.G. Fallon
Australia
Support for 30 wage increase debated by lawmakers
Lawmakers consider a 30 wage increase amid funding concerns. The discussion centers on impact for public employees and potential economic effects. Stakeholders include government officials and labor groups outlining costs and timelines for implementation.
Mindszenty and Accusers in Court Case in Hungary
A chaotic court scene described by Reuters shows Cardinal Mindszenty, dressed in black priest garb, appearing with six others in a Budapest building. The report notes dramatic appeals and firearm threats as the Primate faces accusations amid a tense trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onwon
Hungary
Carl Mindszenty
Cays Reuter
Ensuring Citys Meat Supply
Readable fragments describe efforts to secure the citys meat supply. Multiple agencies and market operators are named, with references to procurement, storage, and distribution steps amid ongoing shortages and logistics challenges.
Hancock Man Denies Fear Over New Guinea Timber Deal
Sydney February 3 The managing director Howry Roy Hancock of Hancock and Gore Ltd denies claims he was frightened to pursue the New Guinea timber deal. He states he is prepared to proceed with negotiations and rejects suggestions of intimidation or hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Ward
Sydney
Hancock and Gore Ltd
Howry
Roy Mancock
New Guinea
Royal Inla
Meat Workers to Resume Today in Brisbane
Brisbane braces for normal operations at Abbatoirs as the Ceecllation Commissioners designate resume terms. Driver Murphy will be temporarily suspended without prejudice to reinstatement in the Meat Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bockland
Murphy
Strikers Ordered to Return to Brisbane
Strikers ordered back to Brisbane amid Labour dispute with seamen and packers. Officials cite unresolved issues as workers prepare for resumed harbor activity and transport duties.
Endangered Farm Output Sparks Allocation Debate
A fragmented report from Brisbane details executive council discussions on dollars for importing tractors and related agricultural needs. The session addressed conditions in Quermaland and grain cane requirements, seeking urgent relief amid uncertain supply and policy constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbarc
Ventuary
Quermaland
Cumbery
Agra
Brisbane
Abandoned Gold Mining Site Report Incongruent Text
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered words on gold mining and a debate. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases hindering coherent summary of event, persons, or actions.
Job for Pied Piper in Victoria
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a local job or notice in Victoria with scattered names and phrases. The readable portions mention a person or role connected with a Pied Piper concept and several garbled tokens, making the exact details unclear. The item appears to be a clipped or damaged classifieds or notice brief from a historical page.
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Anton
Parra
Meyman
Darling Street
Balmain
New South Wales
Bea
Stan Cs
Utain
Eea ‘and Packers
Sattar
Miclere
Tine Jae Na
Rene Ot
Queene Gia Fait
Iain Se Abe
Lynskey Report
Pied Piper
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NTHN
Lege
Tnt
MacKay
Burrumi
Weir
Sonia
Country Party
Tramport
I Pene Resa
Trittons Paints
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