New South Wales Coal Crisis Shrinks Power Supply
Sydney faces an immediate blackout as New South Wales endures a coal crisis causing widespread unemployment and heavy industrial disruption. Officials report electric supply cuts from midnight, with 700 tons per hour expected to arrive tonight and major Cumberland County factories affected.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Escontia Courumera
Bunswrong
King’s Ag
Ste Pester
Erate Vos Fellaning
Vis
Palle
Stals
Fond
Water
Wewerage
Em Stadt
Quckes
New South Wateroel
Victoria
Aed
South Australia
Luther
Wales
Eame
Becaute
Cahill
Hive
Constant
Baddeley
Sydney Cowiety
Bam
Cumberland
Ted
Nosnar
Montient Board Aetrex
Cominform Meeting Reported With Secret Proceedings
London reports indicate a Cominform gathering discussed secret plans amid diplomatic comment. Observers note confusion over aims while Prague and Moscow influence appear pivotal, with leaders hinting at shifts in alliances and postwar arrangements.
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Khscelf
Prague
Muugustan
Orta Grotweint
Neve
Ares
Marc
Hague
Plane Wreck Found with Casualties in Dense Scrub Region
An Australian war era report describes wreckage located about 10 miles west of Bundaberg near Magple Hutton with bodies found among dense scrub. Details mention a large metal plane, damaged wings, and helmets among remains as rescue teams work amidst scattered debris and ongoing search operations.
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Menaiah
Magple Hutton
Yareoh
Bundaberg
Ing. Koper
Marsiiui
de Bun
Widge
Crycina
Spinipaba
Dlapures
Republicans Back Cooperative World Policy
In Philadelphia the Republican Party committee approved a platform emphasizing continued international cooperation and world peace. The draft seeks to avoid isolationism and to present a stance of active global engagement at the national convention.
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Philadelphia
America
Republican Party
Republican Rational Convention
Nallon
Physical Training for Warwick Boys
Article describes a local boys physical training program run by a community club. It outlines weekly Tuesday sessions, gate fees, and supervision by Adjutant Mobango and Mr C Mentachals, with junior instructors under Mr Hentschel. The piece emphasizes the program’s aim to benefit youth fitness and community engagement.
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Eteay
la Yremaeat
le Elu
C. Mentachals
Alora Mational Filean Chub
IDK
Turbulent Market Fragment Sheds Light on Shifting Trade
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled text about liquor trade profits and unions, with scattered references to people, dates, and places. Core ideas unclear, but hints at wage disputes and regulatory context. No coherent events or names clearly identifiable.
Statements About B.C.O.F. Exaggerated
Melbourne reports claim of exaggerated statements about the BCOF during a visit by Stewart and a Presbyterian chaplain. The talk notes anger and moral concerns in Japan and in Australia about military conduct, while warnings about inappropriate behavior and local moral standards are discussed.
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Melbourne
BCOF
Japan
Gener
Itey
Alex. Blowart
Vow Stewart
Abolition Favoured Expert Levy on Rabbit Skins
In Canberra discussions on abolishing the rabbit skin tax gain favour, with cabinet minutes and parliamentary debating notes cited. The prime minister indicated next steps as politicians weigh abolition amid fluctuating rabbit skin prices and market pressures.
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Canberra
Mr Palla
Butter Rationing Plans Discussed By Government
The article notes debate over butter rationing in Canberra and Britain, with officials considering export controls and domestic supply. It mentions government actions affecting markets, labor, and overseas aid, amid concerns about shortages and price pressures.
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Canberra
Pagcral
Sasa
Britain
Palestine
Europe
United
Arrests Reveal Terrorist Army In Malaya
Singapore dispatch reports documents found on Chinese communists arrested during federation round-up outline the formation of a Malayan People's anti British army. The notebook lists war aims including wage war to create panic and target European planters and police. Police fear a sizeable insurgent force and warn that the threat is not to be underestimated.
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Singapore
AAP -Reuter
Sys Hat
Poh
Thuy
Atnera
Police
New Plan To Stabilise Wheat Prices in Australia
Canberra reports a scheme for guaranteed wheat prices up to 1900 03 with Commonwealth and State Premiers discussing price control and production pooling. It outlines a guaranteed price per half or all wheat exported, funded by a tax, with a ceiling and refund mechanics, and notes political debate involving Victoria and the Country Party Liberal faction.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Australia
Tx Ark
Buehelar & Smn
AuscWaty
V'Tuwa
Powitay
Emlaaing
Avai
Mr Dennett
Congress Fails to Ratify International Wheat Pact
Reported from Washington, Congress delays ratification of the international wheat agreement amid debate over terms and potential impact on United States and allied nations. Observers note the setback could affect global wheat trade and farm markets pending further hearings and action next session.
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Ratty
Toms Waeet
Bonday
Avila
Alge
GE 208
United Slater
Senate
Roter Watlan
Congress
FaLlty Oy
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