Rail Unions Move Toward State Court Action
Rail unions plan to seek an order from the Industrial Court restraining the Australasian Railways Union and the Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Engine Drivers from striking from midnight next Wednesday. A statewide ballot of railway workers on the strike question will also be requested, following meetings of the All Services Union group and in response to ongoing unresolved wage disputes affecting the meat and rail sectors.
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AMIEU
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Sunlon
Dyited Orafiers
P. Brown
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Thamayiah
Spovitien
Biate
Gonesbeen
Alresdy
Railway
Mif Healy
Triges
Coussell
Rial
Goney'sver
Wml
Thor
Bares
Tipliant
No 1 Menace Russian Communist Party of Australia
Sydney reports on the No 1 menace posed by the Australian Communist Party and labor movements as the political struggle intensifies. The piece discusses perceived subversion by the Communist Party and the influence of industrial labor groups on politics, noting leaders and tensions within the movement.
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Russian Communist Party of Australia
Sydney
Husain Communist Party
Austen
Wrest
Spender
Aueiratien Communist
Hawever
Maneslau Communist Party
Austra Ma
Wan Ho
Baitie
Caunery
Army Deserters Discharged Without Honors Policy Debate
Canberra reports a government policy issue over whether deserters should receive honorable discharges or be denied benefits. Officials note records may be kept to limit access to wartime gratuities, with protests from those demanding proper treatment for service members.
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Canberra
Jannty
Forde
Efren
Wit Sevice
Agiinat
Leo Denorters
Chitey
REL
Eric Mmoke
Australis
Wien
Plan for Atomic Authority Stirs U S Debate
The Acconact Press reports discussions of an international atomic authority to oversee all atomic energy. It cites Baruch asserting no single power dominates, calls for treaty-based restraints, and envisions UN control over information on weapons development.
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Acconact
Barich
United States
Natrons
Baruch
Esmray
Michela
Whven
Terry
United Nations
Pycawion
Dir Barweh
Riu
Waliseny
Drastic Cuts In NSW Railway Passenger Services
A disrupted announcement details drastic cuts to NSW railway passenger services. It notes June 30 as a key withdrawal date and mentions coal supply concerns, with government oversight and potential compulsory action to manage travel disruptions and workforce impacts. The report references Mr Attlee and mentions department decisions affecting service levels and staffing.
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Avdnay
Wweve
Pat Lay
New Wows
Wiley Railway
Amanger
Benade
White Bay
Wheat Policy Allegations Stirs Canberra Debate
Policy Minister Denis Allegations Wheat. RYDNEY: Allegations-tisat... Wheatgrowers Federation conference in Sydney approved a reform plan. Mir Scully and Mr Robertson traded claims over government price support for feed wheat and the proposed market changes.
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Rydney
Tisat -Shealgrowere
Ve Miniter
Mir Scully
Gmnerel
Walmart Wat Selitery’ Assuetathen
Rovertsom
Ineo
al Tami Ooedna 'i
Robertson
Gomnantee
Taxeatcrats
Auk
Scullyweld Wat Mir Robertson
Riverina
Wali Hia
Wheatgrowers’ Federation
Sydney
Scully
Roberteon
Chapman
Thesis Crower Federation
Mir ‘Cheapman
Jegislacion
Nolunef
Wheatgrowees
Canberra
Austretlan Wheat Board
Coal Authority To Be Given Wide Powers
The joint Commonwealth and State authority to rehabilitate the coal industry in New South Wales will be formed from the Mining Federation and coal owners. It will exercise wide powers including interstate distribution and regulation while aiming to plan and finance a large scale rehabilitation program. The arrangement is said to be constitutional, though some concerns remain about interstate trade powers.
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Coal Authority
Ganberra
New South Wales
Minery’ Federation
Colliary Owners
Commonwealth
Ude
Legion
Seation of
Parliamint
Anheme
Atab
Ita
Isi
Cemetery murder case stirs hope of quick arrest
Reports from Newtown say police have plausible clues in the Joan Ginn killing at E Elechen's Cemetery. A suspect described as a man about 27 to 28, six feet tall, wearing a light overcoat and muffler, was detained for questioning but not linked to the murder yet. Police note the man appeared intoxicated during a recent interview and exhibit suspicious behavior.
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Sydney
Joan Ginn
Elechen
Newtown
Palleg
Ryle Vonis
Tin
Dill Medina
Unclear extract on government growers and executive council
Fragmentary text notes a debate or report involving growers behind a wheel stall or wheel stabs with references to Pirie Better newsaver and an executive council. Mentions 114 menocipten of the govern ents and an absence of a unanimous parol.
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Joris
Organitn
Pirie
Newaver
Shwie
Parliamentary Pay Row Highlights Suspension and Back Pay
A parliamentary member seeks a court order to force the Assembly Clerk to certify pay due during suspensions. The case centers on a 60 day unpaid period in 1948 and multiple prior claims. the claimant argues he was legally owed back pay while suspended and seeks certification of owed wages at 60 dollars annually for the first suspension, plus related sums.
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Brisbane
Fry
Barend
Hipen
Tegtan Chimmiers
Clark
Jay Avila
Howe
Barney
Clare
Assembly
Federal party split hints at July decision
Fragmented text suggests a Federal party debate over a final decision by mid July. Mentions Labour and possible policy tweaks to aid campaign talks, with weather improvements aiding public events.
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Cue Rivera
Mat Benaté
Federat Partiae ‘Mentary
Crilcia
1000 Students Expected At University Next Year
The university projects a total attendance of around 1000 students next year including day, evening, and evening external students. Principal figures show a rise of about 87 compared with the current year, with accommodation anticipated to meet the increased demand.
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Aleenstanid University
Att Jattendancy
Tata
Mr Bury
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