Award for Brigadier Blackburn in wartime honors
London reports the award of a UKE designation to Brigadier A B Diackoj and notes the rapid mobilization of units and support services. The message mentions allied forces including Engi and Australian troops, with Singapore involvement and concern over five major actions. The dispatch reflects wartime recognition and ceremonial framing.
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London
A.B Diackoj
Teemghition
Wallent
le Sineapore
Sigadier
Lacey
Tigis
Arbitration Toward 40 Hour Week Sparked by Melbourne Dispute
An Australian court refused to approve a government workers 40 hour week agreement. Judge adjourned the Victoria Government case against the agreement as the arbitration hearing lingered. The ACT union pressed for a four to four and a half day week, arguing the arrangement tied to public interests. The court faced a possible impact on public service and labor relations regardless of the Full Court outcome.
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Melbourne
Ally Yeuterstay
Victoria
Warkere
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Ardl- Traloh Cour DY
Si Jeter
ASK. Ld
Vicaria
Reeponsibie
Ft. Wowk
Pbblin
Flying Laboratory Per Annum Arrives in Tar for Special Mission
A flying laboratory, described as a mobile navigation school, sails from England to Southeast Asia under the RAP Leneniter Libra name. It trains officers in air navigation amid references to the Leiden Commonwealth and Empire, with Wing Commander O. A. Dunne and Captain 0. At. Dunne among its leaders. The voyage includes a radar array, altimeter tests, and crew from Australia and Ireland, aiming to advance navigation instruction for Commonwealth and Empire air forces.
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Pas Tash
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Euice
Wilgee
Libra
Hare
Empire Air
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Ear Shrewsbury
Ireland
University” of Navigation
Leiden
United Kingdom
Dominion
Air Worces
Empire
Clbrn
I. W. G. Tom
Adelaide
Australia
At. Dunne
Lancaster
Aries" Sso
Game School
South Africa
Death's Bright Diamonds unfolds in Melbourne gathering
A fragmented dramatic scene recounts a tense social gathering ending with uneasy exchanges. Characters Woolf Onarley Brenda Temple Pat and others converse amid alcohol, secrets, and shifting loyalties as the Melbourne note hints at a broader domestic drama and looming departure.
Maritime Unions Strike Tension Over Wage Demands
Washington reports said Seamen and longshoremen unions demand wage increases from 8 to 409, with multi-shipyard strike threats. Joseph Curran and Harry Bridges chair the Maritime Union committee. talks aim to avert a nationwide walkout. Shipowners resist, plan to consider proposals on June 5 as crews remain aboard. Canada tensions rise after truce with shipping strikes. Welland Canal blockages affect Great Lakes traffic.
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Washington
Preemaya
Emmauyieed
Deven
Accinrad
Stnikers
Lunion Tabour
Welland Canal
Lakes
Ontario
Joniie
Inne Canal
Fascism Not Dead In Storms Of Bastar Duomo Square
The Associated Press reports in London that fascist echoes flare as lights flicker on Bastar Duomo Square during a brutal incident. Police detain six suspects after a gun battle injures a Brisk captain amid resistance to German forces.
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London
Bastar
Duomo
Pac
Boar
Gunmen Flee After Shootout Near Cabramatta Post
Sydney police report two gunmen opened fire injuring two detectives near Cabramatta early Tuesday morning. Detectives B O'Regan and A Gilcnrist pursued the suspects, returning fire. One gunman was wounded and escaped, with officers saying the event appears linked to earlier trouble in the area.
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Sydney
Cabraunally
Tirsany Mornin
O'Regan
Cabramatte
Fred
Debates to Be Broadcast in Parliament Plan Moves Ahead
Parliament plans to broadcast debates in the House of Representatives and Senate. Cabinet backs the proposal to show proceedings on radio or TV, pending Labour Caucus approval at a June 1 meeting.
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Saquester
Camper Rats
Feder
Am Us
Ngsemuley
House of Repnesentatives
Incpr
Senate
Pub Fins
Iit
Labour
Hirohito Secret Meeting With MacArthur
A brief report claims Emperor Hirohito held a secret meeting with General Douglas MacArthur at the United States theater where the exact date was not disclosed. Only Count Terminil of the Imperial Household Ministry attended, according to interpress sources.
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Tomio
Associath Press
Hirohito
General MacAughur
Sie United Sintee Emmy
Svt
Count Terminil
Imperial Household
Minisky
Doctor Succumbs To Radiation Disease
New York report states Dr Lewis Poti a 36 year old Winnalpeg acentist died Thursday from radiation disease suffered May 28 in a Los Alamos New Mexico atomic bomb laboratory accident. The incident injured others and authorities say prompt actions averted worse consequences.
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New York
Reese
Lewis Poti
Winnalpeg
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