First Federal Action by Mr Menzies on Coal Strike
Prime Minister Mr Menzies announced the first government move in the coal strike saying he will visit the northern New South Wales coalfields, likely Friday, to address miners on war and defence duties. He plans one speech at Cessnock relayed by the National network. BRISBANE: The CEU filed in the Industrial Court its reply to deregistration of the union.
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Australia
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Cessnock
Menales
Commonwealth
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Industrial
Miners Federation
Queensland
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Labour
ACT U Levy Aims to Aid Miners in Australia
In Sydney on Tuesday about 146 delegates of the ACTU urged unions to levy members at 1 shilling weekly to fund miners. Leaders criticized court rulings and industry delays, warning of widespread job losses and a push to maintain the 40 hour week as strikes continue. The congress planned marches and possible actions to pressure non federation workers, with talk of parliamentary intervention and transport of officials to Canberra.
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A.C.T.U
Threat of Counter Move in Coalfield Labor Row
In Sydney the ACTU congress heard Mr. Nelson warn that if Measles goes to the coalfields a counter move will follow. Miners vow to respond firmly yet guard their judgment, while three collieries stand ready to resume work as owners prepare mines. About 100 tons of coal has been moved by trucks recently amid a five-truck Brisbane convoy. thirty miners have returned to work. Brisbane’s Mt. Crosby pumping station shifts to firewood after a successful test, ensuring water supply with ample bush wood. the Lord Mayor discussed emergency coal supply needs with Miners Union officials.
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Mt. Crosby
Ald
A. J. Jones
Belgian Precautions Amid Tensions With Luxembourg
Cabinet meets with King Leopold as Luxembourg province braces for evacuation of schools and civic guards posted in public buildings. Night gatherings limited to three per city and police notified of all non public events. Frontiers closed at noon. German trade delegation heads to Berlin after reported satisfactory talks. Belgian coal and coke imports at about sixty percent of pre war levels.
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Turkish contract to Britain electrifies Chatalarghah central station
An Istanbul dispatch reports the Turkish government will entrust the electrification of the country to British firms. The contract covers construction of a central electricity station at Chatalarghah and related works, marking a major step in Turkey’s power project.
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Istanbul
Abe Fire
Chatalagha
Australia weighs defensive moves over Netherlands Indies threat
In Canberra the UAP discussed actions Australia might take if the Netherlands Indies danger grows. Prime Minister Menzies refuses to reveal discussion details while Casey's dispatches shape Britain's and Australia's stance. Curtin signals Labour unity and readiness to back protective measures in the empire’s Pacific security.
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Breach widens Canberra dispute over Curtin and Gullett
The Labour Leader Curtin refuses to accept an apology from Acting Information Minister Sir Henry Gullett amid a wartime row over Curtin's speech distribution. Curtin vows to raise the issue in Parliament as tensions threaten cabinet stability and provoke political consequences.
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Anonymous Melbourne artisan lends £100 to war effort
An eastern Melbourne artisan, wishing to remain anonymous, sent a cheque for £100 to Sir Henry Gullett to pass to the Government as an interest free loan for the war and 12 months after. The letter says if he dies, the money should go to his wife.
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Melbourne
Henry Gullett
Premature and Misplaced Dutch Views on East Indies Fate
London dispatch notes Dutch opinion opposing US Japan talks on East Indies fate as premature and misplaced. Dutch press urges decisive local protection and warns against unrequested aid. Japan signals concern over war extensions and possible restraint unless Europe changes course. Washington reports warn of wide plans for protectorates if Germany seizes the Netherlands.
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Italian Dictator Mussolini Leaves Pro German Tone Weekend
Italian press objects to Britain as London reports Mussolini’s pro German stance. Norway actions are framed as improving for Germany while Sweden notes Italy’s encouragement of Denmark and Norway invasion to gauge Germany’s strength. Mussolini to speak next Saturday amid hints Italy may seek to protect parts of Yugoslavia.
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Settlement Reached in Toowoomba Court Case
A settlement was reached at the Circuit Court in Toowoomba before Mr Justice Muncrosan. David Esler, an accountant, claimed £1000 damages from William McLennan for alleged defamation and alleged improper imposition of fines by a director of a building society. McLennan denied all allegations.
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Circuit Court
Justice Muncrosan
David Esler
William Mr Lennan
McLennan
Cochety
Hal Mt Mealy Guerin Ay
Mr Forgan Smith to Visit Sydney Week End
The Premier Mr. Forgan Smith sails from New Zealand and is due in Sydney on Saturday for talks with Sugar Board chairman Mr. W J Shorts on the 1940 sugar crop. A Canberra or Melbourne stop may follow.
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W. J. Shorts
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Melbourne
Legal мель the appearance of counsel in case for Esler
Messrs O Sullivan and O Fwlivan appeared for Esler with A D McGull KC and N Macros LC briefed by Wedrie for Lends.
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