Breakaway Meat Union Breaks From Main Strike
A separate Bacon Factories Union applied to the Industrial Court for registration of its 39 members, drawing objections from regional unions. The case shifts to regional districts, with July 3 as a filing deadline, while other meat workers consider further action and general industry talks.
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Rey
Ein Eld
Phe Fin
Bacon Fretories Union of Employees
Uniom
Wallace
Willowburn
Murarrte
Doboy
Mats
Barouga
Aeti Employees' Union
Newmans
Queenslant
Bacon Manufacturing and Meat
Central Queensland Meat Employee’ Union
Lake's Creek
Mwatworia
Levion
Mym
O'Brien
Union
Peden
Frhuredis
Costa Ice
Avearth
Tiw
Questin« Jana Cutlery
T Filler
Sand
Brio ‘Bane
Ceeleon
Seth Jay Tuimain
Master Spy To Be Tried By Dutch Court
A Dutch man alleged to be a high level spy known as Ring Rong is to face trial. The Daily Express reports he formed links with British and Allied intelligence while passing German secrets. He allegedly betrayed Dutch and Jewish families to the Gestapo for money and military information.
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Bsi
Ger van
Ring
Holland
Toagon
Ulal Hy & Dotch Paort
Daily
Express
Ratti
Prince Reiaher
Eisenhower
Sahiem
Germain
Bing Nong
Batora
Himelf
Wesling
Gestapo
Subsidy Urged for Poultry Farmers in Government Talk
The Federal Government discusses a subsidy for poultry farmers led by the Minister for Customs Mr. Praigr in the House of Representatives. The Brisbane Shipping Board chairman Mr. A. Logan says ships diverted due to waters and warns against previews of ship destinations. Union leaders and ministers pledge to consult all parties as talks on industry support and transport cuts continue.
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T. Lewis
Espork
Anim
E Caneybaer
Pasir
Mason
Philrounsiip
Bratton
Treneport
Oanserra
Customs
Praigr
Anie
Adelaide
Atungana
Moora
James Box
York
Darwin
Silbane
Aer
Bablada
Generi
Aout
Boonbaty
Diga
Aypoum
Taamanls
Cardras
Macbourne and
Squiney
General Carn
Brisbane
Ve Australas Shipping Board
A. Logan
Yome Alta
Wekiyi
Galrula
Garhan
Yasloning
Pauls
Ue Coes
Maunagemoul
Jqueensiant Coullery Ynypiyrw
Union
Ayr Domarid
Pentiioy
Pauwels
Wwe
Mary Muelica
Labour Personalities at Big NSW Talks
Mr J Kenny, described as a writer or wreatiant of the Labour Conn, features in coverage of major discussions in New South Wales. The piece notes prominent figures and the focus on labour topics during the talks, highlighting the role of Labour personalities in shaping policy discussions.
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Labour
Nsw
Mr. J. Kenny
The
Labour Conn
Dutch Corvette Repaired By Eight Unionists
Melbourne reports eight unionists work at Le Diteh orvette Mulgoorie as repairs begin on Dutch destroyer Piet Heth amid wartime strain. Union officials firm on safety and labor rules while Molders Makers Federation cites industry delays and a call to boycott certain shipyard tasks.
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Melbourne
Austins Anomats
Maccasar
Molders ‘Makers’ Feteration
C'Hullorfin
Bolermakery
Sensational Turn In Old Camperdons Cemetery Case
The body of Jean Min tle was found in Camperdons Cemetery amid a chilling sequence of clothing items and letters. Detectives link the undried notes to a threat and a taunting message to the victim’s family, as investigators piece together details of a grim crime and suspect behavior.
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Sydney
Old Camperdons Cemetery
Jean Mintle
Norris
Jeter
Tian
Wimnam
Cyclone Rakes NSW Coast With Heavy Seas and Damage
Sydney reports a cyclone battering the New South Wales coast with gusts over a gale, driving rain, and ships dragged from moorings. Two deaths are noted as houses and windows were smashed, harbor craft broke free, and rescue efforts followed amid extensive disruption to airlines, telegraph, and road networks.
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Sydney
Berry Nes
New South Wales
Dlky
Gal Tre
Bousea
Movnl Norkanah
Mewmastis Ccd Wea
Businey
Roytah Bay
Carr
Poin
Australia
Waw
South Wala
Thumdey
Torcen
Tiree
Lion Said To Be Terrorizing Districts Near Maryborough
A fragment reports fear of a dangerous animal near Maryborough claimed by locals. Descriptions mention a lion or similar creature sighted in various rural districts. farmers fear livestock losses and discuss arming volunteers. Details are unclear and partly garbled.
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Lion
Maryborough
Waigbane
Yengerte
Cudhurst
Setusky
Disposals Commission Hearing Dismisses New Allegations
In Canberra yesterday the Deputy Speaker warned MPs amid fresh claims by Mr Harrison about alleged misconduct related to the Communion inquiry. Williams, Lamavini, and others cited witnesses not called and misapplied evidence, while Auditor General Tad and the Attorney General faced scrutiny over procedures and refusals to provide information. The exchange highlighted ongoing tensions over accountability and the inquiry’s scope.
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Canberra
MF Langerin
Ma Premvnntves
Ageinat
Harvison
Gsvine
Comminnion
Barriaon
Palestine
Comunisalen
Lamavini
Thas
Conde
Wikia Bepanke
Marvin
Une
Cesteral
Fepore
Ce Audion
Tada
Nak
Luccarini
Harrison
Train Lost in Snow Drifts near Cooma
A Sydney Canberra rainstorm closed the line between Melbourne and Cooma causing a train with 109 passengers to be delayed. Communications failed as snow blocked telegraph and telephone links, with reports of a 38 hour delay and passengers improvising to cope. Weather cut routes across the mountains, stranding travelers near Pacillamiety House and Bombala, while residents built snowmen in the heavy snowfall.
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Michelao
Cooma
Anawaritis Mn Orhat
Wens
Une
Asia
Jasiatin
Evre Hundcual
Bombalalu
Canberra
Pacilamietyi House
Mufti's Escape In London May Shape Middle East Policy
A chaotic dispatch describes Mr Besta weighing Britain’s response to the Mutti issue amid Egypt relations and Palestine tensions. It notes palace arrival timing, fears of disorder, and hopes a calm course will be pursued without political upheaval. It references Turkish or local actors but gives no firm outcomes.
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London
Besta
Egypt
Willy Tembo
Bayplang
Goa
Over-Age Public Servants Debate Spreads Across Government
Melbourne reports a heated debate over extending age limits for public servants and temporary workers. Proponents argue for preserving veteran staff while opponents demand constitutional safeguards and fair access for younger workers. Government plans include newspaper publication requirements and language considerations in official notices.
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ALP
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Packer
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Quacour
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Jeek Horner
Tare
Wesence Lemon
Blakes
Ou Sd
Castor
Mr. Harrison
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Rose Cum Wunkae
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Rta
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Matt Nighungele
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Suudwat Venteynce
Hive
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Mufti
Britain
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