Big Events Denials In Union Conflict Reported
In a Sydney style hearing, union officials faced defamation claims amid a tumultuous dispute over Mephiline and Bokar cases. Mephilline denied framing statements as the court weighed accusations of national secrecy, with McPhillips and others denying coordinated attempts to misstate facts regarding the arbitration court and alleged union conduct.
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Mondo
Enlil
Arbitration Court
Miles
Supreme Court
Allen Weer
Amd
Turkey
Pryshann
Roker
Tion Ane
Sydtney
PINE
Towers Svete Suet Gener
Nhs
Queensland
Malis B
Navy
Merhillipe
Anil
New
Harmer
Faker
Mephillins
City Opposes Wage Increase Claim in Industrial Court
The Industrial Court heard a claim for higher wages and extra leave from workers represented by Mr. L. Quinn and others. City officials argued the wage rise would cost about £72,000, with proposed track maintenance and railway operation costs discussed as part of the broader industrial dispute.
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L. Quinn
Quinn
Ab Umton
Tor
Lind
Brsbane
Demand for Tomatoes and Wool Prices Rise
Market notes show strong demand for tomatoes and a 50,000 bale wool appraisal. Local wholesale buyers seek supply as prices fluctuate. Producers report steady activity across farm produce markets with persistent demand signals.
Father Son Fined Over Suspect Goods
In a Police Court case in Sydney on Thursday, a father and his son faced charges over suspect goods found outside an American motor pool on Grey Street. Detectives reported petrol released by an American serviceman and a truck driver connected to the incident. The trial and details involved local parties, with further mentions of compensation and related legal actions.
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A. Yauner
Pelene
Sky
Gholudcoe
Netrol
Nichole Eholakes
Owen
Tina
Juan
Dee Etoled
J. l
Buguy
Hed!j
Inouse
Cholake
Grey Street
South
Sristaane
Nened Purt
Ameri Tean
Chamkon Waz
Hlverview
Nan J. Aboud
The
Pines
Bull Sets New Record Price in Market Sale
A bull fetched a record price at the market auction, setting a new high for livestock. The sale drew buyers from nearby farms and featured bidding by several local farmers.
Union Council Campaign Plans Amid Mutual Trade Talks
Fragmented report outlines UNIONS backing campaign funding from diverse bloc sources including Meat Industry Union and Parkers Balie rmiers, with committees to meet at Trades Hall. Mentions court tributes to late Mr Hart and references to legal figures and privatisation questions amid the political proceedings.
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Heensland
Dio Nations
le Founell
iMy OM Healy
Ruth Sia
Raneve
Sevinin
Parkers Baliermiers
Austra Ven Rallwara
Campalea
Jareeba
Maroorhydore
Rowstad
Es Cowmank Tees
City Defers Whooping Cough Immunisation Move
City Council plans free immunisation for children as debate over a municipal flu and whooping cough vaccination program stalls. Ald Chandler defends delaying action citing insufficient information while urging a formal council decision at the next meeting.
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City
Ald Chandler
Q P P Plans For Convention
The Q P P plans a convention with 140 delegates attending. The executive will be elected and remuneration details given at the event. The gathering includes representatives from Whiwick to Rowney and will be held at Arte Hall with sessions on Temperance.
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Bart
Erin
Cearracntian
Clever Designs in Creche Toys at Cookery Exchange
Women section reports on clever creche toy designs showcased at the Cookery Exchange event. Winners and notable entries are listed, including a wooden hobby horse and a marmalade recipe feature with Dorothy Grovehy as director. The piece notes expectations for kindergarten use and the overall attendance and atmosphere.
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Voy
Colin
Conaianers
Austin
Tor
Waal Nalertal
Yoling
Asiade
Alrumgsies
Jude
Ulin Wader
Mothers Aided By Child Care
A newspaper item notes support for mothers through child care programs. It highlights municipal or organizational help aimed at enabling mothers to work or study, with references to nearby services and potential funding sources.
Untitled draft on early childhood education and volunteers
A fragmented report discusses kindergarten experiences and volunteer efforts involving families and community groups. It mentions a convention, a morning event, and questions about volunteer capacity and planning in a town setting.
Child minding debate at Enoggera Terrace meeting
An Engorged Terrace community meeting discussed child minding services for mothers, proposing trained supervising women and kindergartens. Residents urged more war-time support, with Mrs Doris Booth suggesting options and local organizations weighing anxieties over daycare and relief for families.
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Enoggera Terrace
Guerniiand
Saul
Powell
Tie
Paddington
Chane Perry
Doris Booth
Red Cross Drive and Civic Proceedings in Queensland
A fragmented report describes a Red Cross drive with multiple events and civic notes. Mentions include the Governor, Lord Mayor Alderman, and City Council matters. a meeting at a school with St. Lucia subcommittee officers. and references to local community services, library, and welfare activities. Administrative shifts and retirements in municipal offices are noted amid social events and fundraising efforts.
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Queehland
WiiKon
Irina Terday
Anite
Ald
Chundhr
Nick
Ald Mowat
Manetivid
Bullside
Htt
St. Lucia
Taringa-St
Mer
Hutchvon
King'n Outi
Stuart Dodds
Hawthorne
Brisbane
Wun
MT M & Hoare
Calas
Iauty A Prenber
Pull Court Veaterelity
Raelise Ma Barrintern
Wioekton
Red
Gueensdand
Scretary
Rivne
Minor Hi. Wood
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Creche
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Canola Review
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Q.P.P
Cookery Exchange
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