Signs of Collapse in Meat Strike Rattles State
A mass walkout by nearly 100 workers at Willowburn and Debroy bacon plants began yesterday after a 2500-strong labor meeting at City Hall pledged support to strikers and demanded restoration of export services. The stoppage threatens supply and prompts union leaders to press employers on wages, with talks and threats of broader action looming amid government legislative debates.
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Appointment of Sir William Webb as head of Australian legal system
Sir William Webb, aged 58, is named to high office in Britain and Australia, bringing 29 years as a judge, including Chief Justice of Queensland, President of the Industrial Court, and head of the War Crimes Tribunal. His rise follows service in Crown solicitor roles and senior judicial positions, with emphasis on industrial and wartime tribunals. The report notes controversy and labor issues surrounding his potential role and the broader trade and supply context in Britain and Australia.
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Not Grounds for Divorce
A court ruling addresses grounds for divorce, noting that cruelty or other fault must be proven. The decision references prior cases and emphasizes that mutual equality and conduct are debated, with arguments about remedy under law.
Admission of Hougemaids and Related Financial Details
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Appeals Lodged Amid War Crates Court Ruling
A dense, fragmentary message notes appeals lodged regarding a wartime court ruling. References include War Crates Court, Weigall Mirth Gitar, Yanks YULang, and interim votes. Names and places appear garbled but indicate legal challenges linked to military or wartime governance and supervisory figures.
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Primos
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Uae
Council Divided Over Action On Franco Regime
New York report on international debate over Franco regime and Poland crisis. Delegates from Britain United States Australia and others clash over whether to outlaw Franco government and recognize Spain's authority. China and Poland discussed. experts warn of world peace implications amid shifting diplomatic stances and potential sanctions.
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Proposed Rail Strike Nears End in Queensland
A Queensland rail strike threat was nearly averted after a four hour meeting of the Central Diputes Committee. They defer action while Industrial Court proposals and government offers are reviewed, with a possible adjournment if unions accept a three to four minute washing period compromise. Local union leaders and transport officials weighed the court’s orders and debated whether to instruct workers to begin work or continue to strike, ultimately leaving the matter to be decided by the Industrial Court.
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Postwar Australian Force Plans Face Budget and Repatriation Goals
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