Four killed in mail train smash in N S W
Sydney reports a disaster near Harden NSW as the South Western Mail derailed off an incline killing four passengers including a 70 year old woman and two young men. Eighteen injured, responders rushed to the scene and the Railway Department opened an inquiry into the crash.
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Sydney
South-Western Mail
Harden
W. Childs
Arthur Churchill
Bydmey
Orires
the Railway Department
Yiney
Ernrat Nolan
Goulburn
Frey Keaman
Gon P
Covent
Cody Pawenger
John Ramigiell
Leeton
Heepital
Trangis
Fas
Judge rules gesture and word not offensive behavior
In Macksville Court yesterday Clyde Elias, 33, appealed convictions and fines for assaulting a police constable and indecent language. Judge Etacy upheld the appeal on offensive behavior but dismissed the indecent language count, ruling the gesture and the word bloody were not offensive to public taste, though rude. The assault charge adjourned pending Court of Criminal Appeal decision.
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Bydney
Etacy
Quarter Sessions
Clyde Elias
Jnst
Macksville Court
Fins
Stacy
Court of Criminal Appeal
Itu
Protest Meeting In Australia Against Anti-Union Legislation
A protest meeting organized by the Queensland Trades and Labour Council drew about 100 attendees at a stadium dais. Speakers criticized state government anti-union laws, urging withdrawal of pending measures and warning of nationwide union action, with interruptions by critics and remarks on wage policy.
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Advance
Australia
Queennland Tradex and Labour Council
Fublene
AL Macdonall
Het Workers' Tinton
Oltter
Paterson
Anlee
Maepher Rowe
Queens
Hanies
Butter and Petrol Price Increases Announced
In Canberra, the Prices Commissioner announced higher prices for butter and cheese to cover processing costs and subsidy withdrawals. Petrol and other petroleum products will rise nationwide with new caps set for wholesale and retail prices across fuels and distillates.
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Canberra
Otter
Pollard
Dairy Industry Cost Committee
Pricea
Sir McCarthy
McCarthy
Electricity Rationing In NSW From Tomorrow
Sydney cabinet decides yesterday to introduce statewide electricity rationing from Friday with gas rationing to be decided today. Domestic use only. industry spared. Lighting limited to two lights per dwelling and heating restricted to three periods daily. Hot water, baths, and ovens restricted to announced periods. General commercial lighting cut by 50 percent. radiators banned. Coal stocks intended for public use. expert rationing to ensure supply.
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Bydney
Crdins
Joint Coal Board
Rise To-Day HRISHANE: Queensland split into several States urged
The Local Authorities Association at its August conference will consider Bouringa Shire Council’s resolution to divide Queensland into several States with own parliaments and offices. Carpentaria and Maroochy Shire Councils seek help from the Premier to establish cement works for public works. The executive also noted municipal offers would get a salary rise and discussed amendments to the agreement.
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Hrishane
Local Authorities Association
Bour
Inga Shire Council
Peking
Queensland
Yeaterday
Jin
Carpentaria
Maroochy
Asendalhn
Tremier
Marnochy Shire Counci
Speek
Umnenichment
Assoration
Tua
Sec
Federal Court
Waterside Workers Press for Speed Up at Brisbane Meet
In Brisbane 1500 wharf labourers heard a stop work gathering urge harder effort. Federal Secretary J Healy warned against lax start times and idle shifts as unions vow to discipline drinkers and rule breakers with suspensions up to six months for repeated offenses.
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Brisbane
Federation
J. Healy
Federation O
Healy
Englam
Wealthy Shipowner Joins Crew of His 000-ton Ship
An American millionaire shipowner Edgar Lok enbach, 23, arrived yesterday as a working member of the crew on his 000-ton ship Florence Luckembach. He joined as a grade to study loading problems and trade in fowl, hoping to qualify for no third mate's oks. Lok enbach inherited the line from his father and says this is the best way to learn the game to take control of ships.
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Sydney
Florence Luckembach
Edgar Lokenbach
Fter
Iokes
Luckenbach
M Ahips
Graziers Seek U S Market For Australian Meat Trade
Graziers in Australia push for meat shipments to the United States as a pathway to expand export trade while guarding domestic meat supplies. Officials warn against disrupting Australia’s domestic market and consider Argentina a stronger rival in the American meat market.
CRU Disbanded in Queensland Railway Union Circles
In Brisbane the Combined Railway Unions CRU voted out amid factional strife. Federated unions may form a new body at Trades Hall. ARU leaders say the CRU’s value faded as sectional unions pursued separate action. Delegates warn remaining unions may form their own group with about seven thousand members.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Nintenon
ARU
Mr Oren
ALP
O'Brien Agid
CRU
CRI
FP. G. Nolan
Hig
Tauight
Mariner
Federated
Maintenance Employees’ Union
Mert‘ox
Ounrde
Staten Mantorn Annun
Muanteremas Night Omcom
Traffe
Ad Che Sinelmen's
Aerial Warfare On Dingoes To Start Soon
Brisbane reports aerial operations planned for Queensland and the Northern Territory involving millions of dingo balls with a July 19 start, part of a long campaign expected to last 18 weeks. The state government will end the year with a deficit due to nine weeks of railway strikes and related budget pressures.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Norhern Territory
Foreword Yer Orsiay
Geran
Japan plotted invasion plan for Queensland world war record
Donks Warner, a former army and navy officer, claimed that Kennowkke Sato told him Japan planned an invasion of Queens and that the operation would have tied into Townaville. Sato reportedly spoke during a goodwill tour of Australia before the war.
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Warner
AAP
Reuter
Japan
Army
Kennowkke Sato
Queensand
Townaville
Kato
Kien
Australis
Death Toll Reported in Fukui Prefecture Disaster
Japanese police report four thousand deaths in Fukui Prefecture with injuries and a rising total. Officials estimate 13 618 affected as cleanup progresses. Damaged village homes and other casualties noted, while authorities coordinate relief efforts under BOOP leadership.
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Tokio
Fukui
Poline
Ceil
Wei’ Vty Mogent el
Merare
Unsound Mind Verdict in Motorist Case in Brisbane
Jury finds David Duncan Smith Sr not guilty of negligently driving causing harm but guilty of dangerous driving during a period of temporary mental disturbance. Judge Manafield to consider appeal while granting bail of £80 with surety. Smith had been hospitalized for alcoholism and left a private hospital to drive on the Pacific Highway near Southport, allegedly causing injuries to Tan Hugh Brown in a collision.
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Brisbane
David Duncan Smith
Storel Ir
Crim
Smith
Hough Brown
Justice Manafield
Criminal Appeal Court
Cos
Cotgrove
Pacific Highway
Southport
Hugh Brown
van Dweenger
Hin
Hanour
McKell to Tour Queensland and Northern Territory
Governor General McKell will visit Queensland and the Northern Territory departing Brisbane Monday afternoon and ending in Barwin. The tour includes Rockhampton Mackay Townsville and Cairns with official receptions and inspections planned at each stop. The itinerary lists meetings at Rockhampton Town Hall Mackay outer harbour and Townsville tours with events scheduled through the week.
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Canberra
Mr McKell
Fogle Fan
Brisbane
Mackay
Lyn
Mackay Outer Harbour
Townsville
Cabra MY McKell
Gonehurry
Barwin
Post Office Bids for Unclaimed Bank Notes as Dead Letter Finds Grow
Sydney officials report about 12 claims rejected for six thousand pounds found in a dead letter. The Postmaster General agency continues inquiries to locate the rightful owner amid irregularities and claims processing delays.
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Sydney
Postmister- Geyeuuhs Department
Law Week
Yugoslav Reds Deny Cominform Charges
The Yugoslav communist party rejects Cominform accusations as invented slander and asserts sovereignty. It cites strong Soviet pressure and notes accusations aimed at discrediting Yugoslavia’s leadership, while denying anti-Soviet activity and oversight claims.
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Communist Party of the
United States
Europe
Vever
Yuga
Slavia
Communist Party
Oretes Reuters Belgrade
Reuters Belgrade
SRS Mayen
Yueonlay Communist Party
Comiitiunnist Party
Cominform
Yugolavia
Tf Contenta
Hunarian Communist Party
Ute Yawronliev
Caples
Yugoslav Communist Party I
Ruwala
Cpost
Russe Party
Letra
Yugoslav Communist Party
Wagonlay com/Muniet
Central Committee
Efitichia
Apla
Yasxodavia
Yuroslavia
Yugoslavia
Prediction Of Bitter Fighting In Yugoslavia
London dispatch reports a wary forecast of renewed Yugoslav Soviet splits as Cominform condemns Tito. Observers cite alleged Yugoslav military ties with Soviet experts and a five year plan dispute. Diplomatic circles expect further developments in coming days amid charges of slander and internal party tensions.
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London
Reuter
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Europe
Soviet Union
T ‘Auye
Plirky
Yugoslav Commas Party
Tugramimunist
Mayer
Bucharest
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Focte
Ambrogol Donin
Paris
Foley
Yuguslny A
Comunise
Vyugondlay Army
Ruslan
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Piutesse
Warwick
Nsw
Auelpallw
Peviet Australia
Aueralla
Argenina
Doug Bagsnell
George Street
Doug
Estana
Treasury Offivinis
Treavurer
Mir Lare Winton
Prefecture
Mr. McKell
N.T
Reds
the Blue
Vieitin
Oenur Lak
Viennna Arbeiter Zeil
Biter Batbarin
Crowd
Via
Kremlin
Marshal Tilo
Rome
Russia
Cresswell
Grafton
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