Apprenticeship Shortage in Australia Sparks Industry Worries
The article argues that scarce apprenticeships and high youth wages threaten Australia's industrial growth. It cites school-leavers choosing undeskilled work, regional differences between country towns and cities, and flawed apprenticeship structures. It notes employer biases toward short training and wage-focused aims, amid evolving schooling and economic conditions.
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Thun
Gernuse
Baya
Industeal
Sn Farthur
Ted bin Tar
Ganlerpiead
Mi Foods
Iriites
Tiig
Lewali
Owen
Apprenticeship Scheme Promoted by Employers for Future Industry
A discussion on expanding apprenticeships urges employers to provide housing and education for workers, establishing colleges and practical courses. The plan aims to align labor skill development with national needs, integrating secondary schooling and industry training to advance industrial progress and national prosperity.
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Pligers
Val
Kien Fy
Actiemie Eulbed
Fio Martealio
Veet Geme
Vernensuat
Germainy
Huss
Amerada
Sollig
Ekki
Aid Wien
Cmethiibe
Bert
Dhe
Amferdal
Wind Wits
Riverina
Valdstedal
Thiele
Lechler
Halon
Community notes on local works and events in Albany
Local and general clearing work at Woollra Mill site progresses with planning for machinery installation. Licensing board to convene at the Courthouse on Friday December 21 at 11 am for license renewals. Narrogin visitors from Albany recount holiday trip to Melbourne with poker strike notes. Garden party and church fundraiser successes, Albany style school foundation work advancing, bricklayers arriving from Pemh, and a St Joseph’s Schoolroom dance aid for church debt. Mr Charles Tupacott passes away at Government Hospital after long illness.
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Aany Licensing Board
Meon
Ges, Potis
Highway Department
Narrogin
Albany
Melbourne
Narrog i
Birackenluret
Womeos Institute Anon
Mwirk
Ty Moe
Allan Hill
Mrr
Pemh
St. Joseph's
Melville
Harry Abell
Charles Tupacott
Government Hospital
Inez
Parreid Mise Marion
Gen O Mayton
Vimaaireet
Yitle
Albany notices and funeral for W H Cowart with benefit events
The notice recalls the death of W H Cowart in Albany after a heart ailment and describes his funeral at Medicine Cemetery with Salvation Army chaplaincy. It lists mourners, tributes, and funeral arrangements. Also noted are ratepayer meetings, Returned Soldiers gatherings, Salvation Army and church activities, a charity appeal for a distressed widow, and upcoming Empire Theatre event with the Christie Minstrels fundraising for instruments for local bands.
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Adelaide
W. H. Cowart
Mbney Lampers’ Union
Jett Albany
Denmark
Methediet
Ensign Clinch
Salvation Army
Waith
J. H. Morrell
Tapecatt
Wily
Harry and
Thomas Clayton
Iriuny
Wnis
Wi IL
Epidemics Sweep Australia Prompt Treatments Hinted
Influenza whooping cough and measles are spreading across Australia with pneumonia deaths. The notice urges regular cleaning of mouths and throats for all ages and promotes a home mixture with Heento or Hesaso Congh Diamonds as treatments.
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Australia
Mt Barker Notes Highlights Local Sports and Social Events
The column covers an agricultural export debate in Dominion policy, streaming from the export season and trader reactions. It notes Miss Homie and other social activities, a Missouri social night, ping pong and Williarde games, and a football trophy presentation. Summer heat affects attendance as visitors travel to Porongorup for tours.
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Ny Amie Chiles Almantey Oweth
Mies Biba
Magers Teun Vennett
Ada Madsdey
Misnes Cigty
Miss Homie
Gollum
Ub Corals
Slic
Alux
Thompson
Alla
Sheen
Unclear OCR sports outing mars tale with log chopping duel
A garbled report describes an outing event with log chopping contests and witness accounts. Names and details are mostly unreadable, but references to participants and a competitive framing suggest a local or school event recounted in a dated note.
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R. Mole
Dark Adamen
Taney Gorm Tyme
Aed
Arce
Gavin
Gormin
Mount Bakken Store Ad Promotes Cheaper Treasures
An advertisement from the Mount Bakken store touts newest displays and the value of craft and novelty items. It emphasizes pride in one’s purchases and invites customers to explore the latest treats and merchandise.
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Chestea’s
AMD
Mount Bakken
Ae Dong
Albany VFB Band Officers Resignations and Plans
The Albany Volunteer Fire Band met at the Mire Station on Wednesday evening with members J. Gingolow, EK Stevens, 4. Mone, Payne, Tew, J. Lawrence, and J. O’Neil. The treasurer resigned under business pressure. Bragshaw elected treasurer. Secretary instructed to notify Mr D Scott of duties. band to perform every Sunday at Victoria Square, with wages around £20100 for subventions.
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Torhoe
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Bragshaw
D. Scott
Amd
Thaw
Iim
Mfr
Joan Wah
Aula
Biaiad
Victoria Square
Floating Glass Homes and Local Elections Cast Light
Experimental glass buildings touted as durable as stone appear in United States tests. In Albany, New York voters head to the Town Hall for South Ward and North Ward races with candidates including Mr. Fred Ingham and Mr. James Christie Me, while municipal finance debates cover a large loan to insurance firms and local bond issues to be raised by the Tokо and Yokohama exchanges.
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Yokohama
Albany
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Fred Ingham
Leber
Minney
Taghhoe
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Tonedishel
Janie Chri
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United States
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Birth of Bornholm Agricultural Hall Marks Local Prosperity
The Bornholm Agricultural Hall opening ceremony celebrated district growth with government support of £250 under conditions of a £100 district balance. Speakers praised local industry, four state schools, and the hall’s design, while stalls, games, and art displays showcased community enterprise and the effort of residents, especially Mrs. Whitteman and the Indies committee.
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Wiel
Jaiel
Howard
Ile
Uuvernaent
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May
Youngs
Jeffrey
Fou
Utul
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Moursau
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The
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Mills
Brookes
Gannaway
Daly
Whitten
Yachting Fatality Off Fremantle Leaves Five Missing
A yachting accident off Fremantle yesterday left five men dead or missing. Hector Coates Alfred Stewart Joseph Attwood Lew Reynolds and Charles Keen were aboard the Nacht Alexander returning from Carmac leland when a wave swamped the boat. Coates and Stewart reached the wreck site exhausted but alive while Green Reynolds and Attwood were lost to the sea. A salvage effort by the yacht Avenu and coast crews failed to locate the others as dawn broke and strong conditions continued.
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Moody
Fremantle
Hector Coates
Alfred Stewart
Joseph Attwood
Leu. Reynolds
Charles Keen
Alexander
Carmacleland
Mbout
Amd
Cokites
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Aldwood
Heynolds
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Coates
Camden
Thes
Nimmeneml
Beck
Green
Urevn
Alate
Howt
Reynolds
Avenu
Howe
Judge Draper Resigns From State Arbitration Court
The Premier Sir James Mitchell suggested last night that Justice Draper’s resignation as president of the State Arbitration Court had been recorded. James declined to comment on the position.
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James Mitchell
Justice Draper
State Arbitration | Court
James
Senator Lynch Heads to Western Australia After Melbourne Operation
Information says Senator Lynch, operated on in Melbourne for appendicitis, is rapidly recovering and will leave Melbourne on December 5 for Western Australia.
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Lynch
Melbourne
Western Australia
Miners Protest Wage Cut At Perth Arbitration Award
Goldfeld's Miners wage reduction provokes protest as A W U branch secretary A J Walle reports the State ALP executive inquiring with unions across the state on backing the miners morally and financially. The Arbitration Court award is seen as inconsistent with other awards.
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A. J. Walle
A.W.U
ALP
Houles
Arbitration
Northern Territory cotton boom eyed for railway area
Senator Pearce signals approval to divert a stretch of the Darwin to Katherine railway for agricultural use. The move follows a report by Government cotton minister C Evans on cotton growing potential in the Northern Territory.
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Pearce
Darwin- Katherine
Cotten Miviser
C. Evans
Northern Territory
False Self Accusation Adelaide Trial Report
Thomas Allison pleaded guilty in the Gladstone Court in October to stealing a watch and chain. He claimed his earlier confession was doubtful and received three weeks in gaol, now deemed unjust by police. A social event followed with a ball, dances, songs, and a drawing for an art union.
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Gladstone Court
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Angove
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Stresemann Asked to Carry On in Berlin Crisis
November 23 the Reichstag rejected a motion of confidence in the government by 250 to 155. Chancellor Stresemann and his cabinet resigned. President Ebert accepted the resignation and asked Dr. Birehant to carry on in the meantime.
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Bireecnant
London Berlin Saga Weighs on Stresemann Succession
London dispatch reports failure to find a successor for Dr. Stresemann as Hart Kardoff is invited to form a ministry but talks collapse amid ongoing negotiations in Berlin.
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Berlin
Sunday Express
Dr. Stresemann
Hart Kardoff
European Crisis Deepens as Stresmann Fall Shakes Circles
London reports a dramatic stir in diplomatic circles over Dr. Stresmann's downfall and Vincare's confidence majority. The European scene is said to be thrown into a melting pot amid hopes from the Paris agreement and a potential accord between Paris authorities and Ruhr industrialists, signaling shifting alliances and tension.
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Vincare
Faaporaathor
Paria
Ae Hoieentenes
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Famous Swimmer to Visit Australia on Moldavia Trip
Borge the famed swimmer sailed from on Saturday aboard the steamer Moldavia bound for Australia. He expects to meet Charlton during the voyage. In Spain he covered half a mile in 10 minutes 37 seconds in a 40 yard bath, a non record setting condition. His 1 minute 10 seconds for the distance, registered at Gothenburg in August, has been accepted as a world record.
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Moldavia
Australia
Charlton
Spain
Gothenburg
British Elections Goings Right Liberal Enthusiasm
London reports a mixed mood as Labour appears less sanguine about victory yet expected to gain seats in the New House. Prime Minister Baldwin says the campaign is going well after a year in office while Lloyd George touts Liberal enthusiasm across Scotland and provinces as strong as in 1810.
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Baldwin
Lloyd George
Scotland
Empire Producers appoint officers and council members
Mr Bruce accepted the role of Patron of the British Empire Producers' Organisation. The Earl of Glingow was elected president with L C Amery as vice president. Hassan represented the Australian Meat Council and Forsyth represented the New Zealand Meat Board as council members.
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British Empire Producers’ Organisation
Earl of
War memorial deeds seal Frome Belgium tribute land
A deed signing at Gravenstore finalizes the land transfer for a New Zealand war memorial and completes the parcel set aside for memorial purposes in Frome and Belgium. The memorial project proceeds with this land allocation and honors fallen soldiers.
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Jland
Gravenstore
Frome
Belguim
Hunger strike by Republican prisoners ends in Dublin
Reports from Dublin indicate that the hunger strike among Republican prisoners has been abandoned. Details suggest a shift away from the protest without further action disclosed.
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Dublin
Diplomatic letters on arrests and travel notices
A German Charge d affaires expresses regret over the arrest of Belgian and French commissioners. The convoy from Leipsig to Capetown departed Nov 11 and arrives Atlantics on Monday next, October 4, carrying passengers, mails, and cargo of 0 tons.
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Be'wian
Leipzig
Thesteuner Suevic
Capetown
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