Australians Attack Government Says Street and Healy
London dispatch reports Mrs Street and Jim Healy, officials with the Australian labor movement, told a 2900 delegate conference in Warsaw that the Australian government is attacked for warlike measures. Healy denounced recent practices as fascist and warned that the peace party faces memy posturing behind the iron curtain. Street echoed concerns about war preparations provoking conflict and urged restraint.
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Lonthon
Associated Pree Warsaw
Jewde Street
Pemce
Rueda
Mr. Street
Jim Fealy
Avastratlur
Ft In
Healy
Congress
United Parse
Cuter
Warsaw
Mrs Street
Auns
Dinolutla
Y. m Street Maid
National Training Scheme Detailed
Canberra reports outline a National Training Scheme to compel 18 year olds to register and train for defence service in the Army Navy and Air Force with overseas service possible in emergencies. The plan targets 13,500 recruits in year one and details deferment rules exemptions and training timelines across services and states.
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Canberra
Labour and National Service
Mr Holt
House of Representatives
Holt
Flood Warnings Issued for Brisbane Regions
Flood warnings issued for central and south west Brisbane areas expect moderate to local heavy rain over the next 74 hours in Downs catchment and surrounding streams. Inland areas of the Burdekin River system may see local heavy rain and moderate wind gusts in the next 84 hours.
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Brisbane
Miber Boreas
All Downs
Murdekin River
Fisherman Missing From Launch Near Bundaberg
Harold Johnson, an eight year old fisherman, vanished from the Ben Pearl fishing launch. Crews searched 35 to 40 miles north of Bundaberg and near Blackwater Creek without success. Police awaited further search efforts as hope fades for his recovery. The Ben Pearl crew includes Frederick Johnson, Kevin Frederick John, Henry James Shipley, Leatie Charlton Pashley, and Norman Worrell. In Rockhampton, a truck crash killed Murry Felhaber, 22, with others injured. hospital reports indicate two more victims remain in hospital in critical condition.
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Bustarerg
Harold Johnson
Canon
Frisbane
Ben Pearl
Jolie
Pam
Blackweter Creek
Bindaberg
Gustard
Frederick Johnson
Brisbane
Kevin Frederick Johnnor
Henry Jame Shipley
Leatie Charlton Pashley
Norman Worrell
Bundaberg
Bundeabere
Orga
Rockhampton
Murry Felhaber
Uubey
Run Treat
North Rockhampton
Gemoni Hospital
Serterch
Tive
Hoppitel
Twoe Ory
Serious Poser For USA in Peiping Attitude
Washington correspondent James Eeston argues that the United States faces a serious poser over its China policy in Peiping. He fears renewed Red China pressure on U.S. troops and calls for decisive, unified action in Korea similar to Truman’s Greece intervention, warning against drifting policy amid critical negotiations.
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New York
Washington
James Eeston
United States
Manchurian
Red
China
U.S. Troops Reach Border
American units pushed toward the Yalu River near Myesan as the advance guard crossed into Manchuria territory. Colonel Fowell warned he would not fire unless fired upon, noting a significant enemy force east of 127th longitude.
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Tokio
United States Ith
Yalu
Myesan
United States Force
Manchuria
Fowell
Precias
Manahure
Man killed in Maribyrnong explosives factory blast
Melbourne reports an explosion at the Maribyrnong glycerine and explosive factory. One man, Peter William Crage, 62, was killed. two workers injured. The blast shattered nearby firms, scattered debris, and sent smoke above the town as lead fragments rained onto surrounding fences and streets.
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Maribyrnong
Melbourne
Pibert Wiliam Crage
Assent Vale
Sunrise Farm Auction in Suminebel Valley Sale
Sunrise farm owned by Sir Earle Minter in the Suminebel Valley is auctioned after a sale price of £10,000. The estate includes 160 Hereford cattle, forested land, and surrounding meadow, with multiple heirs and notable figures involved in the bidding. The sale is set for January with proceeds benefiting the family.
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Miltebane
Towle
Sir Earle
Montly
Calven
Burke Page
Mir Ronald Foge
Lewal
Suminbel
Faninry
Government price plans for land value and subdivision
A report outlines government plans on land valuation since February 1942 with figures showing a potential fall from 1042 to 210 per square unit. Experts assess farming and building values for a proposed subdivision into 100 to 1,000 acre areas, noting wartime policy and market uncertainty.
Australian Test XI Not Yet Announced
Melbourne late last night the selection committee had completed the Australian Test team list for the Brisbane opening on December 1 but the board secretary still awaited formal approval. The captain and vice captain will be named by a special sub-committee as observers focus on Victoria bowler Jack Iverson and possible inclusions of Colin McCool and Pred Johnston. Brisbane sees L. Shayne to play for Queensland after coxed injury to C. Smith, with selection hinging on balance of pace and spin for the Test.
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Melbourne
Australia
Brisbane
Donald Bradman
S.A
E. A. Dwyer
Nsw
J. Ryder
Wie
Ns.w.victoria
Australian Board
F Control
W. HB. Jeanes
Adélaide
Jeanes
Wilhl
Victoria
Jack [Verson Wine
Crick Preston
Vie
Vietor
MCC
Sheffield
Tan Johnson
Tree
Penta L. Shaye
Ueendland
C ‘Smith
Three Men Ordered From Court In Brisbane Noise
In Brisbane the Industrial Court heard the City Council bid to deregister the Tramway Union. More than 100 tramwaymen packed the courtroom and blocked doorways as Mr Justice Matthews ordered men to climb down from fanlights. He warned the room would not become a theatre and a court official asked those not required to stand down. The men said they were Tramway Union members arriving from the Trade Hall mass meeting to follow strike actions.
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Brisbane
Industral Court
Justice Matthews
Tromeage Union
Asien
Justioe Matthews
Dings
Tramway
Tram Strike: Court Decision on Deregistration Today
Brisbane tramway workers vote to return to service after a mass meeting. The Industrial Court heard the City Council's deregistration application and adjourned to a later decision. The Federal secretary advised careful consideration of the law and the public burden.
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Brisbane
T. Juner
Industrial Court
Industeint
U G A Decision on Revaluation Likely Today
Brisbane reports a decision expected today by the United Gragiers’ Association on whether to alter its attitude toward fund in Upport revaluation. The executive council met yesterday and discussed methods to revaluate war necessities, aiming to restore order and reduce costs. A motion from the Central Mara North Division sought to combine votes on the issue.
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Brisbane
United Gragiers’ Association
Beth West
Brench
Ina
Mara North
HM King
Tracer Bullet and Mortar Shellfire Display at Coolangatta
Brisbane reports elaborate precautions for a high explosive firing off Coolangatta beach on Friday night. One thousand three hundred tracer rounds and 26 two inch mortar shells will be fired at a target anchored off Marine Parade. A danger cone extends 10 000 yards seaward and 8 000 yards wide with boats warned to keep away. A wireless launch will stand by outside the area and a Lincoln bomber from Amberley will drop flares before the exercise. Thousands of spectators expected as Army Navy and Air Force units join a coastal march from Tweed to Coolangatta led by the Mercury Command Band.
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Holt
RAN Iy
Commienve
Canberha
Royal Lation Neyy
Navy
Mfr Francia
Diny
Francis Held
Firwt
RAN
Francia
Queensland
New South Wales
Flinders Naval
Victoria
Balmoral
Sydney
Murch
Brisbane
Coolangatta Beach
Marine Parade
Lincoln
Amberley
Arran
Coulonwalle
Tweed
Murwilltirabaati
Army
Air
Boy Fatally Injured in Pittsworth Explosion
In Pittsworth a worker in a back storeroom at a shop owned by Adam Edward Fitch was killed when an inflammable drum exploded. The blaze spread quickly, fire crews battled the flames and the victim died at Toowoomba General Hospital after ambulance care and hospital transfer.
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Pittsworth
Toowoomba
Raymond Keith Call
Fiteworth
Doe
Toowomba General Hospital
Pitsworth
Brinede Estinen
Che
Britain and Egypt clash over Middle East defence
In London and Cairo officials debate Britain's plan amid Farouk's demand for troop withdrawal. Bevin insists Britain will not leave the Middle East undefended and reiterates that the Anglo Egyptian Treaty allows no modification without mutual consent. Egypt signals openness to treaty revision as Cairo ministers meet after Bevin's Commons address.
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London
Kiling Farouk
Faye
Bevin
House of Commons
Britain
Middle East
Bevinaald
Brivain
Farouk
Beypt
Viecant
Egypt
Bevinoni
Navim Kaldals
Muldil
Lee
Hays
Beyinn
Suez
Vet
Cabaiot
Middle
Shocking Mutilations in Saw Accident
A one year old boy helped by phone reported his English migrant father killed in a farm saw accident at Broadwater. The man died soon after the circular saw severed his leg and arm. Neighbours and a donor squad joined ambulance crew but two died before transfusions. Coroner inquiry to follow.
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Sblanthorpe
Broadwater
Stanthorpe
Couchman
Willber Oh Cable
Gerdon D Nowhue
BE. Mich
Hivan Wiksen
England
Blake
Road Safety Council Seeks New Methods After Fatalities
Brisbane reports show rising road deaths despite ongoing safety work. Mr Wood told Parliament that the council must adopt new strategies to improve public safety, noting fatalities in Queensland and urging stronger actions to protect lives on the roads.
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Brisbane
Broad Safety Council
Wood
E Transport Department
Safety Council
Queenland
Pepe
Nm Litte Cary W
Pastoral Commission to Visit South West BRISBANE
The Royal cone mission on Pastoral Lande Bol ment yesterday announced it would hold sittings at St. George in April and half of May across the region. It said exact court siting dates could not be fixed due to scheduling conflicts with the Supreme Court and Land Court.
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Pastoral Commission
Brisbane
Royal Cone Mission
St. George
Supreme Court
Land Court
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