ACTU Calls For One Day May Day Melbourne
A Australian union conference with about 160 interstate delegates from 70 Federal unions endorsed a decision to stage a one day strike on May 1 in Melbourne. The action aims to press for shorter work weeks and to avoid wage-cuts until arbitration court judgments are delivered.
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Jewish Council Rejects Plea To Co operate
London dispatch reports the Jewish National Council authorizing its executive to reject full cooperation with the Palestine Government to stamp out terrorism. The council says the Jewish community cannot turn police informers and warns that cooperation is not possible under current terms. The note from the Zionist Agency to the government is awaited for a possible response.
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London
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Bridge VANE Imf Manion and Lord Mayor debate bids
The Premier IMF Manion and Lord Mayor Chandler discussed a plan as Urilaane Cy Caull was set to buy Wore Grider for £7480 amid talks on the mill OF. Manion claimed council support while Bowes warned the bridge project would burden rates with a 30 percent rise. The meeting aimed to confirm the purchase and funding details.
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AM Chandler
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Japan May Get 120000 Bales Of Australian Wool This Year
The Canberra report states the Commonwealth aims to finalize arrangements to supply 190000 bales of Australian wool to Japan during 1947. Official comments underline expectations of steady wool trade within postwar plans. The negotiations involve high level officials and aim to secure steady shipments and pricing terms.
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Japan
Canberra
Commonwealth
Court Will Deal With Wharf Dispute On Monday
Melbourne report notes the Arbitration Court will hear the waterfront dispute Monday afternoon with Registrar M Stewart announcing. The Wateride Workers Federation said actions vary by location as London and Sydney reports discuss coal supply risks amid labour shortages.
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M. Stewart
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Ime
Malbourne
Australian Shipping Board
Duchess departure sparks crowds and political talk
Crowds cheer as a duchess leaves amid a tense political scene. The event features discussions of provisions, international diplomacy, and figures such as Evatt and Paris talks. Royal pageantry collides with postwar economic and settlement debates impacting Europe and allies.
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Bern Wade
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Bowie
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Paris
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Transport Delay Persists After Floods Subside
The Weather Bureau warns transport delays will continue long after floods recede. Reports from Longreach indicate ongoing disruptions across Inland routes and river crossings. Officials caution travelers and freight operators to plan for extended delays as aftereffects of the flooding linger.
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Ehogieri
Elie Maud
Bolnia
Weather Bureau
Longreach
JN Polit
Beach Damage Plans Concrete Wall Amid Rough Seas
Beach damageNear Redcliffe plans a 28,000 long concrete seawall to protect 25 000 beachfronts as waves sweep away earth and threaten roads. Local authorities consider safe harbor measures and wave management for sustained shoreline protection amid severe erosion.
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Maddie
King Widewail
Saatolie
Woody
Sribbane
Diamond Haul Worth 210000 Dollars Seized By U S Customs
U S customs seized a shipment valued at about 210000 dollars containing diamonds brought from Japan. The arrest followed the seizure as investigators pursued leads and traced the diamonds to the consignee, with officials noting the significant value of the contraband.
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U.S. Customs
Ban Francisco
Edward J. Murray
Japa
Ata Min
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