New Air Strikes Hit North Korea Power Stations
North Korean hydroelectric facilities were struck by a multinational force including United States Australian South African and South Korean planes in a 150 aircraft raid described as a mopping-up operation. Targets across Manchuria and near the Yalu River suffered damage, with five plants reported out of action after the Monday raid, and related strikes on barracks in the Chinmanpo area.
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Tokio
United States
North Korea
Seoul
Fifth Air Force
China
Manchuria
Taesu
Sin
Changjun
Fusen
Hambung
Far East Air Force
Sulha
Yalu
Chinmanpo
W. Bennett
Brisbane
Dhannes
Bennett
Ght
Britain
Mantehurian
Washington
Korea
United Press
United Nations
State
Defence Department
State Department
Aires
May Solve Riddle of Domestic Cow
The article mentions a strong herd of Kewnreys noted in 1337 and Wharton describing Black RLouprey bulls with tassel spikes as kings of wild cattle. Scientists seek explanations for the origin of comic battles, as stated by the source.
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Wharton
Woman For Trial on Second Murder Charge
Sydney coroner reports Mrs Yvonne Fletcher aged 32 of News town faces trial in Us Central Court on a second murder charge. An inquiry into a death was ordered after exhumation of a body on April 17 this year. Court proceedings set for July 1.
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Sydney
E. J. Forrest
Vestern
Yvonne Fletcher
News Town
Central Court
Butlers
D. Austin
ACTU to lodge long service leave claim
Adelaide reports the Australian Council of Trade Unions decided to pursue a federal long service leave claim. The claim will be forged in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court on behalf of workers after ten years of service and six months after twenty years, with parity leave for later years.
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Adelaide
Austalian Council of Trade Unions
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
ACTU
Monk
Labour Move To Force Vic Poll Deferred
Labour will seek a general election after Canberra talks, postponing a decision on ending the pact with the Country Party. Victoria's finances, loan funds, and a potential party name change to Liberal Party were discussed at ALP meetings and a key Olinda conference.
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Victoria
Liberal and Country Party
Liberal Party
LCP
Jat Olinda
LCF
T. Hollway
ACTU suspends three major unions in move
Adelaide dispatch reports the ACTU Waterstate Executive suspending three large unions to take effect Monday. The Miners’ Federation, Seamen's Union, and Waterside Workers' Federation are to be withdrawn from the ACTU, with the altered lineup to be reviewed by the Australian Council of Trade Unions. ACTU president Mr. A. R. Monk announced the decision, noting withdrawals by the Federated Ironworkers’ Association and the Building Workers Union.
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Adelaide
ACTA
Waterstate
Ray Int
Fedstration
Seamen's
Waterside
Fedetion
Australian Council of Trade Unions
ACT
AR. Monk
Federated Ironworkers’ Ausaciation
Building — Workers Union
Woman Awarded Large Payout After Bus Crash
In Melbourne Mrs E Hale aged 61 of Campsie NSW received £16,213 from a Supreme Court jury after an accident on February 24 last year when a Bond's Tourist Services Ltd bus collided with a goods train at Horsham level crossing. Eleven of 22 passengers died. Costs of £12,000 were awarded against the defendants Victorian Railways Bond's Tourist Services Ltd and driver Reginald Forbes. The jury apportioned the payout with Railways paying one third and the others the remainder. The hearing noted this as a record excess over the claimed amount and cited a 28 day stay of proceedings ordered by Mr Justice Gavan Duffy. Hale's left leg was amputated following the crash.
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Melbourne
E. Hale
Campsie
N.S.W
Supreme Court
Victorian Railways
Bond's Tourist Services Ltd
Reginald Forbes
Adelaide
Bond
Tourist Services Ltd
Forbes
Gavan Duffy
Burton Loses Endorsement for Lowe in ALP fallout
Sydney reports the New South Wales ALP executive withdrew Dr. J. W. Burton's endorsement as the Lowe candidate for the next federal election. The committee for Peace in the Pacific is banned, with orders that ALP members holding membership face automatic expulsion. Burton, a delegate to the Peking peace conference, was deemed unauthorised to attend and his foreign policy statements conflicted with ALP policy.
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Sydney
New South Wales
ALP
Tast
J. W. Burton
Lowe
Committe For Peace
Pacific
Burton
Labour Party
United Nations Organisation
International Organisation
Peking
Committee For Peace In the Pacific
Evatt arrives in Brisbane for 23 day political tour
Dr Evatt, arriving by plane last night, begins a 23 day Brisbane tour to check Queensland politics and industrial potential. He is a patron of the NSW Rugby League and will attend today’s Test between Australia and New Zealand.
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Brisbane
Dr. Evatt
Queensland
Australia
New Zealand
Complete Check of State's Electoral Rolls
Brisbane reports a complete check of all state electoral rolls will be done before next year’s state elections. Attorney General W Power says the start date is not fixed yet and urges anyone with information on anomalies to report them to help ensure each elector appears on one roll in Queensland.
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Brisbane
W Power
Queensland
Hechwoks
Waterside attendance money dispute sparks pay halt
About 1700 watersiders not required for work yesterday did not receive attendance money after the Federal Arbitration Court suspended the 12/ daily attendance payment while overtime continued. Only 721 of 2400 worked. 1274 reported for duty but no work. Some travelled far and lost pay as shipping officials foresee further shortages next week. The Minister challenged Communist inspired attacks on arbitration, noting ACTU support for the waterside federation and warning the government will safeguard public interests.
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Moe Bourne
Sapeama Vien
Melbourne
Cone Ae A Clarke Fe
Montunia
Federal Arbitration Court
Brisbane
Muneunee
ACTU
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Ac.t.u
Australia
Comeniceism
Police Grievances to Be Examined by Commissioner
BRISBANE police rank and file complaints will be fully examined by Police Commissioner Mr Smith after a two hour conference with the Police Union executive. Union members said detectives had been moved to uniform duties due to union activities. Union secretary Mr Telty said the executive outlined the case to the Commissioner who promised an answer next week.
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Brisbane
Mr. Smith
Police
Mr. Telty
New Synthetics Threaten Wool Demand in U S
New York reports that between 1950 and 1953 the production rate of newer synthetic fibres could rise about 300 percent. C W Bendigo of American Cyanamid Co said, at an symposium on wool, that next year’s capacity may reach 400 million lbs, up from 145 million lbs in 1950, signaling a drop in wool consumption as fibres with wool-like properties and advantages enter the market. He noted fibers such as yayou acetate nylon orlon verilin x-51 yicata and others already in US production.
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New York
C. W. Bendigo
American Cyanimid Company
Bendigo
United States
Catan
Double Star 150 Times Size of Sun Unveiled
Victoria report: Canadian astronomer Joseph Pearce described a colossal double star measured last summer. The pair, about 160 times Earth's sun diameter, orbits every 10 years and lies some 650 light years away, making them invisible even with strong telescopes. The system spans at least 135 million miles across and outshines the sun by roughly 5,100 times.
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Victoria
Joseph Pearce
Dominion Astrophysical Observatory
American Astronomical Society
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Vsed Gut Ey
Te Tee
Sheerralarrion
Wit
University of Michigan Observatory
Jarre
Rebuff For State Labour Political Wing
Brisbane report on a meeting of the QCE where the Inner Executive urged a direct ballot for 20 applicants. Amid opposition an amendment favored broadening ballot eligibility, carrying 23 to 17. Candidates Schmille, Kane and others listed, with Schmille slated to become CE secretary on August 1.
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Brisbane
Hercas Neven
QCE
Sears Industrial Eres
J. A
Mentary
Gair
QGE
J. Scamellega
J.D. Kane
Tment
Tin
New South Wales
J. Schmille
J. Kane
W. H. Wood
J J Ryan
H F Robinson
J. B. McArthur
E. G. Roberts
Rece
Tr “Schmelis
S. ¢. Bryan
Estate of £271,176 Left by Bookmaker in Sydney
The late Arthur James Matthews, a prominent Australian bookmaker and racehorse stud owner, died aged 66 in Sydney. His will directs a safe public auction of his stud and horses, with the Waratah Stud at Peak Hill and the racehorse Winooks among his notable holdings. He leaves his estate to his widow and family.
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Sydney
Furmerly
Australia
Arthur James Matsaws Teft
Zaduory
Pragier
Turf Commission
Matthews
Waratah
Peak Hill
America
Renewal of Liquor Permit Refused for River View Restaurant
The Liquor Royal Commission refused the renewal of Ernest Alexander Ireland’s River view Restaurant liquor permit. The court found Ireland unfit for a permit on four grounds including excessive liquor purchases, high priced sales harming the public, a cabaret on the same premises, and mixed stock used to supply unlicensed cabaret.
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Bryner
Ane Mesopoli
Tan Court
Riverview
Ernest Alexander Ireland
Liquor Royal Commission
Ireland
Publican Maloney Accused In Four Year Earnings Case
Publican Maloney claimed he earned £23000 over four years at the Metropolitan Staging Court hearing. Cecil Thomas Hyland of the New Bri Hotel testified beer was not accumulated and two waiters observed activity. Riverview Restaurant staff said they helped move beer from the New Beighton Hotel. Sergeant Brownette ordered papers to be submitted for a perjury prosecution, with a decision reserved until Monday.
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Eis Aera
Seorin
Riverview
Tn Toads
Beighton
Brownette
He Eure
Maloney
Happenings in Korea Unpredictable Happenings in Korea
General Clark defended ongoing bombing of North Korean hydro electric stations as a military decision only and not a change in policy. He stated the free world would uphold its stance and harass Communist forces 24 hours daily to weaken aggression and show continued resolve.
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Clark
Coal Tribunal to Visit Brisbane
The Coal Industry Tribunal led by Mr Gallagher will visit Brisbane within three weeks to hear appeals against decisions of the One Loyal Coal Referee Board. The Local Coal Reference Board chairman Mr J Murray announced the visit last night and said hearings may consider the Blackheath mine dispute if workers resume immediately.
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Brisbane
Coal Industry Tribunal
Gallagher
Queensland
Coal Reference Board
J. Murray
Murray
Blackheath
Uriburial
J. Mills
Brissane
Boonah Man Faces Wilful Murder Charge
Albert Charles Hinrichs appeared in Boonah Police Court charged with willful murder of 26 year old Arthur Charles Sutter at Hinrichs home Old Maroon 17 miles from police. He was remanded to July 4. Police described a life in the dining room and a gun found near the body. Detective Clough testified at length about the sequence of interviews and the charged man’s remand to next Friday.
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Ipswich
Albert Charles Hinrichs
Farmer
Boonah
Messrs. W. Fittell
A. Daly
J.P
Arthur Charles Sutter
Old Maroon
Soonth
F. Lobereiger
Lattermere
Brisbane C.1 Branch
Old Maron
R. Yeates
Lutter
McDonald Street
J. P. Finney
Supreme Court
J. H. S. Clough
Seig
Zingelmann
Boorah
Tierney
Boonat
Clough
John Henry England
Grace Esme Hinrichs
Frederick William Lobegeiger
Sutter
B. O'Sullivan
Tea Price Rise Forecast Deemed Mischievous
A garbled report notes criticism of a proposed tea price rise forecast as mischievous. The text hints at subsidy discussions and budget relation, with unclear figures and names.
90 Ford O Employees Receive Notice
Employees at 90 Ford O are advised of upcoming actions related to production and supply restoration. The notice outlines steps for handling current orders and anticipated wage or benefit adjustments during the transition period.
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Ford
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