Rail unions hold line amid Queensland work stoppage
A Brisbane fedExecutive announces a plan for Queensland Water Aids and Rail unions to cease work at midnight amid a statewide dispute. Key figures include ARU president Brine and officials like Mr M M Brien and Mr F Wolco. Talks continue as authorities prepare restraining orders and consider government measures to keep essential services running.
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Brien
F. Wolco
Nolin
Wether
Pas Om Tharely
Hevdol
Incuetnol
Ila Meroine
Guards
Offleyre’ Union
Stationmastery and Wight Officers' Union
Dho Raiway Trattle Employees
Seoye Pen
Armistice Day Observed on Nearest Sunday
A fragment notes Armistice Day to be observed on the nearest Sunday with unclear details about dates and observances. The text mentions November and a plan tied to a specific event window, but readers get only incomplete cues and no concrete actions. The source also references a group or authority in a garbled form without clear identification.
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Amurshom
Yarlouk
Tumanta
Washington
United Salon
Bikini Test Claims Tidal Wave Risk Warns Scientist
A scientist warned Bikini Atoll detonations could trigger large ocean waves. He described a potential single underwater blast creating a 4 wave surge that would threaten Pacific shores, while another expert dismissed broader radioactive danger.
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Teter
Appalachia
TBS
Panamie Freamen Boyd
Appalwcat Mead
Gueatloas
Prams
Faomints
Ater
Gvologis
Mabey
Awiba
Pacific
Suloanie Mountain
Wien
Bikini Atoll
Ralph Atkinson
Cief
Generable Corporation
Earth
Sven
Cirince
John
Ikea
Athlinon
A. Dee
Benett
Mankin
Paul Daltentt
Biotoniat
Fence
Osnén
Soreeponeix
Unra
Vier
Tiun
Quate Yards
Drive Against Communists If Liberal Party Wins Power
A Liberal party annual meeting in Wales urged a drive against communists should the Liberal Party be returned to federal power. The motion, moved by W. C. Wentworth, linked possible action against the Communist Party with broader policy on taxation, housing, and economic recovery. The conference pressed for constitutional powers to curb disruptions by certain pressure groups and called on state and federal governments to safeguard essentials.
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Lance Talla
Hole Homme
Anes Gould
Tino
Sauatcy
Rama
Estend
Cox
Queens
Queensland
Sydwey
Lberal
Communit Party
San ‘Phary
Liberal Party
Mew Beath
Wales
Mividan
Yerlarday
Dolar
Atm Ue
al Urgentaalte
Cummiminm
W. C. Wentworth
Justinied
Uno
Somamounist Party
Wuld
Comauonst
Paris
Eal Ody
Communist Party
Australie
Trenil
Ube
Koy
Australia
Fui
Wits
Libera Party
Maus
Ela
New South ‘Wales
Atepe
Doctor's Attack in Armed Rift Amid Civil War Rhetoric
Fragmented OCR text portrays a doctor denouncing soldiers as rabble while referencing Major General Gordon Bonsai and a fictional army division. The account seems to describe attacks, railway operations, and wartime tension with chaotic dialogue and misspelled names, lacking coherent chronology.
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Pertu
Uben
Recetant
Baden
Trem
Medien
Baris
Thailen
Have. Seem Tuinfed
Polive Hopeful of Salving Mystery
A garbled report hints at an inquest into a puzzling event. Names and places are unclear but reference to a police inquiry and time tied to an inquest emerge. The text suggests investigators pursue a solution amid a murky narrative and tentative leads.
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Polive
Violence and unrest erupt in Jerusalem and Palestine
Reports describe deadly clashes and mob violence across Jerusalem and nearby areas. Attacks damaged workshops and rail facilities while troops faced explosives and gunfire. Police arrested dozens as protests intensified and civilians suffered injuries.
Tornado Death Toll and Damage Reported
Tornado caused fatalities and widespread destruction across Windsor and Detroit areas. Reports describe collapsed buildings, power outages, and disrupted transport as crews assess casualties. Weather authorities warn of lingering dangers and urge caution while rescue operations continue.
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Amiens
Peary
Windeer
Falise Wien
Windsor
Detroit
Howes
War crimes trial uncertain by figurehead Hirohite claim
A distorted, garbled draft reports that Washington sources discuss not trying Hirohite as a war criminal. It claims U.S. and Allied officials weighed actions against Japan and debates whether Tojo or the Emperor would face accountability, with various assertions about negotiations and potential withdrawals.
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York
Washington
Krenn
Nce
Tojo
Japan
China
Weenan
Subure Acuruo
Avperica Tajo
Shuai
South China
EtuaLalas
Roowvelt
Eridenge
Ladies Silk and Woot Vests a Viewing Shee AW EMT
Unable to determine a clear readable event or names from the provided OCR fragment. The text appears corrupted, missing verbs and key details, preventing a coherent summary of person, place, or action.
Petrol rationing end date not yet disclosed
No clear sign when petrol rationing might end has been given yet. Officials and observers discuss possibilities amid uncertain shortages and policy delays.
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Ashley
Awfol
Gut Gollan
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