Peace Wrangle Mandate To Return To Paris
An advance copy of Signor Orlando's speech was read to the Council of Three in Paris this afternoon. it secured a mandate to return to Paris and press Italy's fullest claims. Senator Lodge on Italy urged that Italy seek security through naval and military control over the Adriatic as a route to the sea.
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Orlando
Hlands
Italy
Neuer
Washington
Tn Jhilan
Fiane
Ialy
Smaler
Haty
Italy Reaffirms Claims Amid War Conciliation Efforts
Paris reports detail Italian assertions and Allied efforts toward conciliation. A German delegation arrives near Versailles as France and Britain seek exchange and restraint. Paris observers note solemn displays, with Count Rozaud leading the German side and officials preparing formal salutes amid heightened tension.
Question of Japan Settlement Reported Reached
Reuters reports a Japanese settlement with a temporary end to tensions at Shangtins and a later determination of the permanent owner ship. London dispatch cites Westminster Gazette Paris correspondent noting the president's anger and disillusionment from War Council wrangles and futile moral language discussions.
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Reuter
Paris
Japan
Shangtins
United Service
London
Westminster Gazette
Son
War Council
Death by Post Novelty Packages Target Officials
Postal inspectors report seventeen infernal machines found in mailed packages addressed to prominent officials including the Postmaster General Me Burleson and Mayor Hylan. The bombs, labeled novelty, were traced to Mesera Iitobal Bros Department Store. Several targets in New York San Francisco and other cities were exposed, signaling a wholesale attempt to kill leaders. authorities fear more devices remain undiscovered.
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New York
Harwick
Manson
Seattle
San Francisco
Mesera Iitobal Bros
Me Burleson
Labor
Wilson
Mlurney
Palmer
Gominetti
Tmigra Buresy
Hylan
Overnor Sprout
Bombs Detected In Postal Packages Sent To Officials
Postal authorities traced a May Day demonstration plot as packages with small wax seals and wrapping paper were mailed to prominent figures. The parcels bore two inch by inch wax seals and contained explodable devices, sent to Senator Hardwick and others.
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Eypewhitten
United Service
Sexy
York
O'Clark
Td Street
Ponty
Hue
Pachures
Pont Mereherk
Feane
Senati Hardwick
Nati Usierine
Ordered to Leave India by Bombay Chronicle Editor
London cabled that Me. Borniman editor of the Bombay Chronicle, linked with Gandhi in the passive resistance movement, was ordered to leave India by government sanction and vice regal authority.
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Bombay
Euter
London
Houter
Borniman
Bombay “Chronicle
Gandhi
Communists in Munich Leaders Readiness to Escape
Telegram from Bern reports Munich Communist leaders prepared to flee by plane amid fear of a possible attack as they negotiate with Schiedemann's forces. Imminent assault rumors caused panic as deregations from Munich reached Ingolstadt and Bavaria.
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Reuter
Berne
Munich
Ingolstadt
Baria
Schiedemann
Disorder Not Serious Affray Report Denied in London
Official inquiries debunk a reported clash involving the South African Colored Corps and others at Winchester Repatriation hospital. No deaths or casualties occurred, and the confusion prompted ministers to refocus on military and administrative needs across Britain and Ireland.
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Reuter
London
Colored Corps
Ins
Winchester Repatrianiani
Peesent
Lulu
Hospital Dispute Over Patient Admission
A hospital admission dispute arises after conflicting statements about a patient from Y.M.C.A. Fevinton Hospital. Dr George denies the claim, saying he arranged admission and beds were available, while Miss Stevens and Mrs Nicholle report delays and lack of accommodation, with ambulance records showing mixed instructions and a refusal to admit at The Terrace Hospital. The case involves Central Board of Health officials and local board inquiries.
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Ammuiuure
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Matthews
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Kerraen Hospital
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Solomontown
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Close
Soloawontown
Lindsay
Lovettical Board of Health Chief Calls Epidemic Out of Hand
Dr Namsay Smith, chairman of the Lovtical Board of Health in Adelaide, warns the epidemic is out of hand as colder weather nears. He cites Port Adelaide school absences totaling 327 with feverish symptoms, influenza, or attendance illness. notes isolated cases at home and in hospitals, urging individual and family prevention to curb spread.
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Hom Apel
Port Adelside
Coal Crisis Pushes Canberra to Seize All Coal
The Federal Government plans to commandeer all coal in Australia after New South Wales miners refuse to sign the Melbourne agreement. A Royal Commission was appointed to probe the coal problem, while NSW Premier Holman offered no statement on the federal move and the looming risk of a wide scale unemployment amid transport, power, and industrial disruptions.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Newth Wales
Holman
Permier of New
Wales
Protestants clash over Catholic service attendance in letter
A reader letter portrays a dispute at a Catholic church where Protestants argue over limiting attendance. The writer defends religious freedom, criticizes attempts to bar worship, and notes the impracticality of enforcing exclusion while stressing the Catholic church remains open.
Dr George to Leave Port Pirie Send Off Tonight
Dr George, representative to Port Pirie of the Central Board of Health, returns to Adelaide to morrow. Friends plan a five o'clock send off at the Barrier Hotel this afternoon. Influenza is well under control with only one suspect admitted and two cases discharged.
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Dr. George
Port Pirie
Gentral Board of Health
Adelaide
Barrier Hotel
Surveillance forms cause confusion over reporting in Adelaide
Confusion and delays surround surveillance forms issued in Adelaide for port entries and interstate travel. A holder dated April 10 reported at The Necurs house, followed by conflicting instructions and repeated reporting demands. Federal quarantine officials say forms are tied to interstate cases and must be reported at Dr Ulrich's surgery with set hours.
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Megamony
Mud
Uae
George
Lefton
Port Pirie
Urlich
Mines Shutdown At Broken Hill Over Union Rift
About 1300 workers at South Broken Hill and Junction North halted operations as Federated Enginedrivers and Firemen's Association clashed with the certificated men who split to form a new union. North mine also closed. Bellis mine largely unaffected. Trades and Labour Council and AALA to meet tonight to seek resolution.
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Smen's Association
Barrier Ranges
F.E.D
P.A
South Broken Hill
Junction North
Pe.d
F.A
Bere
South Mine
Dows
North
Bellis
Mine Managers’ Association
CG. Emery
Firs
Trades and Labor Council
AALA
Carpenters Strike Maintains Stand at Smelters
Carpenters and Joiners held firm as men left their posts at the Smelters. Officials of the Amalagamated Society point to a nearly three year old lex amendment framing the labor dispute while workers remain unshifted in position.
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Amalagamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Carpenters’ Vacancies Sought After Broken Hill Meeting
At a Broken Hill meeting this Thursday plan was set to seek information on vacancies for carpenters in other parts of Australia. No changes to the local carpenters’ position were decided.
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Australia
Lord Jellico to Inspect Port Lincoln on Adelaide Voyage
The Setine Brine Minister Lord Jellico arrives in Adelaide and plans to inspect Port Lincoln while traveling from Albany to Adelaide. Departure noted for May Ze amid unspecified events and arrangements.
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Bolt Lincoln
Adelaide
Adirah
Aelli¢nn
Art of Australia
Ajstingutstedt
Sisilur
Port Lincoln
Albany
Hospital admits elderly man after fall near Federal Hotel
An elderly married man named Browne was admitted in a semi conscious state after a fall from a lorry near the Federal Hotel. Doctors say the injuries are not serious.
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Browne
Federal Hotel
New Zealand Prohibition Totals Reported
Partial data from a New Zealand poll shows ongoing prohibition support nationwide. Figures indicate a continuing trend with a reported total around 207,900 in a recent connection, while additional figures listed include 2, 3b4,547 in the record.
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New Zealand
Fragmentary names and routes in early date theater notice
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Tador3 and Woermenn with scattered places New York, Chicago, and a theater reference. Mentions aerial express service planned for an early date, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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New York
Chicago
York
British Budget News Taxation Increase Reported
Reuters Service from London notes the British Budget includes a new taxation measure totaling 14.4 million pounds. The report cites early figures and confirms government plans amid ongoing fiscal discussions.
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Reuters Service
London
Three Receive Welcome At Port Pirie From War Service
Three soldiers Corporal T H Butterty Pte A Vollim and Tp r W H Glerke returned to Port Pirie from active service yesterday. They were given a hearty welcome at Solomon’s town with a decorated railway station and a school drum band. The men were later met at Town Hall by a large crowd including patriotic representatives and were driven home by ambulance division members. Private W Clifford 40th Battalion, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs W Pelham, Ellen Street, returns to Port Pirie today after time as a prisoner of war in Germany.
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A. Vollim
Tpr
W. H. Glerke
Solomons Tow
Charlesworth
Fie
Australia
A. Voitkuns
Ellendale
Germany
W.H. Glerke
Mabite
T. Ey ‘Wallis
Clerke
W. Clifford
40Th Battalion
W. Bf Pelham
Ellen Street
Port Pirie
Pte
Clifford
Examination at Anchorage for naval transport crews
The District Naval Officer notes the transport Kildonlan Castle will arrive at Outer Harbor at 10 a.m. on Saturday May 3 and the transport Kursk about daylight on Sunday May. Troops will undergo medical examination at the anchorage and be handled as directed by quarantine authorities. Private D. J. Gill of the 21st Machine Gun Company, 50th Battalion, returns today by the afternoon train from Adelaide.
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Anchorage Adelaide
Outer Harbor
Kursk
Anchorage
D. J. Gill
50Th Battalion
Adelaide
Hotel and Restaurant Workers Meet Reviews Breaches
A meeting of the Motel and Restaurant Employes Association held recently at the WA Hall drew a large crowd. Breaches of the award were reported including weekly hours over 55, pay rates for holidays, and overtime. The secretary was instructed to pursue payments claimed and to sue for breaches. council pledged support for the workers.
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Hanak Wan
Coumell
Exposed Conditions At Exhibition Hospital Report
A statement from Dr Ramey Smith notes willingness to cooperate in investigation of a council meeting claim. Eyewitness accounts describe overcrowded wards at Exhibition Hospital with delirious patients, unsanitary conditions, poor food, and inadequate clothing. Allegations include beds in dining areas and lack of public protection, with two patients discharged to Brompton reportedly ill from damp underclothes.
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Todsaay
Ramey Smith
J. Gathered
Henry
Eahitition Hospital
Erickson
Dod
Brompton
Jehitt
Absent minded Tug Master Triggers Port Pirie Incident
A smoking incident aboard the tug Frankiver near Port Pirie led to a voyage with friends aboard the tug 2.4. The master apparently forgot passengers and steamed away back to Pirie, prompting a distress rocket and a rescue by a launch from the We Tig Yulla to bring everyone home.
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Port Pirie
We Tig Yulla
Pirte
Wen
I Pirie
Public meeting of Australian Labor Party in Ellen Street
A public meeting of the Australian Labor Party is announced for Ellen Street tonight Friday May 1949. The notice mentions speakers including Mr Firhares of Waberoo Burra and Mr M with Pine Street involvement.
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Ellen Street
Hh. Firhares
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