New Deadline Set For End To Meat Strike
Brisbane reports a new June 12 deadline for a settlement or extension of the meat strike. Unions in the Metal Trades Group and Waterside Workers Federation branches foresee meetings across Queensland to push for a settlement, with a coordinated action planned if talks fail. Townsville branch's meeting urged joint action and possible shipments, while federal and state officials consider intervention and potential escalation.
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Metal Tendon
Atala Coalminers
Asion
Cedica Hy
Queensland
Sbike
Briabana
Feder Sation
Ial Ule
Othr Wnions
The
Mead Trades Group
P_ Midheo
Remturies
Bésiep
Aiaa
Gaclind
Elke Eet Verte Ihe
Qawaitans
Calery
Sinjm
Tech
Weammiet
Towwsville
Todas
He Townsville
Watersite Weers
Veannon
Tynesy
I Gree
Charters ‘Towers
Tataslon
Jelera
Rey
Sears
Coal Control Plan Prompts Commonwealth Industry Oversight
A government plan proposes common control over coal production and distribution to ensure uniform pricing and non discriminatory support across states. It envisions a Commonwealth authority to regulate production, distribution, and finances, backed by a constitutional framework and engagement with miners and commoners.
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Frith
Endur Mont
Sunng
Spd Unyay
Benatar Ashiey
Justine Davidson
Davidson
40 Hour Claim Case Highlights Political Opinions Influence
Melbourne reports on a 40 hour week case before the Full Arbitration Court. Judges heard testimony about whether political opinions or a prime ministerial recommendation could influence the case. The proceedings noted previous days and indicated a broad debate over workers’ rights and government policy.
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Melbourne
Antbhody
Lenday
Mir Durthar
Aly
Clin
Cus
Prine Minkiter
Coupon Ratings Change for Garment Wool Content
A deputy director states June 4 changes affect coupon ratings only for garments containing wool with other fibers. The ruling excludes pure cotton or rayon items and clarifies the definition of all wool or wool blend garments to ensure parity in wool content.
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Manningester
Jay
French Election Triumph for MRP
A garbled report indicates the French election yielded gains for the MRP while the Socialists and Radicals suffered losses. The Communists and other parties also appear to have fared variably, with predictions of large crowds favoring the MEP in the national assembly.
Unclear text fragment lists broad state weather notes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions milder conditions across the state and various misread phrases. It lacks coherent names, dates, or events but implies weather or civic notices without concrete details.
Menzies Forecast Portends Liberal Party Victory
The Liberal Party leader Mr Menzies warned that Australia faced a dramatic political choice as the party launches its campaign. He claimed the Socialist Labour Government would fail to lift production and warned of imminent calls for government overthrow if no improvement occurs within the next year. He urged Australians to back a government that could deliver prosperity and warned against lingering costs and mismanagement.
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Melourne
Liberal Party
W. Ander
Slade Council
Teraay
Mansies
Aunteali
Simest
Anders
Socialist Labour
Conalghing
Australia
Ube Pit
Austra
Eco Chay
Tair
Pramnt
Anderson
Gala Bay
Barrier Reef BRIEF: Queensland Plans for Nork Island Depot
A fragmented report outlines an attempt to commercialize nork queensland posabilities with Captain i Cuenta, son of the Health Director, planning to base operations on Porbes Island Nie Purtlana Reads. The proposal mentions a Langs Department case, a depot on the island, and early testing involving boats, canning, and trade with China.
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Nork Queensland
Capiain i Cuenta
Tient
Porbes Island
Purtlana
Langs Department
Abel
China
Tagehn
pWanet Mmos
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unclear OCR summary of financial and policy changes
The readable text references a large amount of money and mentions certificates, a cabinet decision, and stamps. The fragmentary lines imply changes to a program or issuance process, with odd spellings and garbled names making specifics uncertain. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or concrete actions are determinable.
Judge to Read Book in April Court Appeal
A court session yesterday heard an appeal over a book titled The Bible Shakespeare and the works of Aristotle. Judges debated whether passages from religious texts and classic literature could be read aloud in court proceedings and inspected objections to specific excerpts claimed as inappropriate or obscene.
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Sydnenme
Himadari
Magutraty
Arisophates
Chateer
Byron
Eric Knight
Dovey
FCC
Sid Atten
Justice Studdart
Sion
Deen
Ares
Woodward
Baby Born Prematurely In Tennessee Hospital
A premature baby born in Nashville, Tennessee, weighs about two pounds and ten ounces at birth. The infant is in the hospital nursery, receiving specialized care, with doctors monitoring vital signs and providing nutrient feeding and warmth as needed.
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Nashville
Tennema
Dat
Bay
Reeves
Shooting of Commandos in War Crimes Trial
Nuremberg witnesses described alleged orders to execute British sabotage units and “commando” groups as part of wartime instructions. Testimony cited a Fuehrer directive authorizing harsh measures against saboteurs, with officials debating legality and the chain of command.
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Ub Commanden Snd
Jodt
Wehrmacht
Tumaelt
Fuehrer
Qhele
Audiatanix
Tansily
Jodi
Eumarit
Yen
Sail
Diappe
Mier
Joel Edad
Soldiers Will Fight Decision On Preference
A Brisbane meeting of the Diggure' Association voted to contest a Victorian magistrate's decision on preference for ex-servicemen. The group to pool resources and seek a higher court ruling, while extending calls for a conference of ex-servicemen groups. The debate touched on government employer duties under postwar reform and penalties for breaches of the Re-establishment and Employment Act.
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Brisbane
Diggure’ Association
I Goaten
tsrVionnen
Ax-Vervicewen
Montot
Alée Taur
N Deciriom
Wlarm
Ako Poly
Maret Wemskys
Ber
CitReye
Returned Golbers' League
League
Akwper
R. D. Huth
We Teefhirnad Bolders' Teague
Mer Mf. Mohr
Pootacroy
Wie
Cosmetic Hand Development Report At Center
An odd fragment discusses a cosmetic hand device with claimed powers and a search center run by military figures. It mentions Major General MT Kit and a trial context tied to a 20/080 date and a financial charge of 64 dollars, with references to ambition and war.
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Trenton
State Finances and May Expenditures Report
The document outlines the financial year ending May with revenue by taxes amounting to 7040,02. It notes expenditures for the May period and compares totals to the previous year. It reports total expenditures for the year ending May 31 at 2,278,624, compared with 2,? for the prior year, and cites changes influenced by treasury figures.
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RAF
More Trouble v. Sydney Waterfront
Sydney foes discuss labor strife amid port repairs and rosters. The discord centers on wages, hiring practices, and job allotment as a threatened strike could impact harbour operations and repairs. Local workers push for guaranteed hours and fair scheduling amid ongoing maintenance and wage grievances.
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