Bakers Float Court on Early Start in Brisbane
Metropolis bakers meeting rejected a move to start work before 7 am by 97 votes to three. The Industrial Court considered an order sought by the Associated Bread Manufacturers of Queensland and Amalgamated Union to align with the bakers and Soka award. If bakers do not decide to start early, the court warned of potential cancellation of the preference class and a longer spread of shifts. The issue includes pro rata holiday pay and casual bakers.
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Associated Bread Manufacturery For
Queensland
Indus
Ial
Fesanaile Talon
Cie
Soka
Taouthern and Racks
Cai | Felighion
Mhopa
Brisbane
Ray Mart
S mm
Messrs
T. A. Perry
W. J. Riordan
Ils
Bakers Section
Natthers
Plans for two alcohol mills in Queensland discussed
A conference of Queensland Cane Growers Council and Australian Sugar Producers Association considered both a federal funded distillery and a second facility. Each mill could process tens of thousands of tons of sugar into alcohol, with costs around 300000 pounds per plant and potential federal support to secure price and market terms.
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Atillerion Queensland
Queensland Cane Growers’ Council
Australian Sugar Producers’ Association
Peopowais
Asuilevinn
Alconol
Alcohel
Gueensland
Neotel
Tmr R
Lon Runt Industries
Che
Counel
McLeny
Intermareet
Australian Sugar Producers Asociation
Australian Workers ‘Union
Some Bakehouses Like Fortresses Allegations Rise
The Industrial Court hears claims about bakehouses and nearby fortresses. Mr Bourke says access was blocked by electric wire hazards and disputes over work, while Mr Riordan notes workers faced delays and suspected coercion. Witness Mr T N Allen cites union tension and reluctance of employers to appear.
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Bourke
Riordan
T. N. Allen
Thaines Kent
Sid Chat
Fi Am
Honm
Keating
Allen
Tom Union
Alle
RA. Brixchweiker
Pukers
Cut in work loans to be attacked by Queensland and N S W
Queensland and New South Wales will lead a joint push against the Commonwealths plan to cut civil works funding this year. Delegates and premiers discuss strategy as Treasury officials review the defence oriented works list. They seek to secure 3.5 million for combined state and anti govt programmes while stressing unemployment relief and local employment.
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Queensland & N.S.W
Sydney
Queensland
New South Wales
Canberra
Commonwealth
Porgy Smith
McKell
Colin Clark
Treasury
Givil Works
Harry Brown
Loan Council
Eypone
State Works Co-Ordini
Baleares
Wales
Ata Council
AOU
Icials
Slater
Mirouth
Strawberry losses threaten North Coast exhibit at Show
Weather and disease concerns hit the North Coast district Strawberry exhibit at the upcoming Hoval National Show. Growers report heavy losses, with one estimating over £300, while other items note banking services at the Showgrounds and various civic notices on agriculture and public affairs.
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North Coast
Eudlo
Heaves Forsen
Roy Olver Roger
Goodnn
Criminal Court
Percival Joseph Parcell
Wich
Hana
Justhce Macrossan Orderra
Australis
Te ‘Qhieeor- Iand' Temperance League
W. HL
Queensland
Assan Min
Anthony
Government Agriculture Council
Queensland Council of Aarieuivre
Queen Street
Norell
Porrest
James
Oakley
Brisbane Y Trades and Labour Council
Austin
Indian Council of ‘Trades
Mulesiann
TL Wan
Trades and Labour Councils
Photes
Ube
Watts
Inter
Inquest Delves Into Edwards Death by Diathermy
Government pathologist Dr B H Derrick led an inquest into the death of George William Edwards at Brisbane General Hospital. Evidence showed Edwards collapsed during diathermy treatment. witnesses described the electric apparatus and the moment he touched a metal wall. The machine was tested and found functioning, with nurses detailing electrode placement and heat as factors in the fatal episode.
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Edwards
B. H. Derrick
George William Edwards
Brisbane
Tent
Pat Woumarrow
Derick
Derrinke
Ewards
Audrey Eilon Gillet
Thay
Lirwinie Edwards
Deathy
Mian Squires
Che Machige
Elway
Longreach Man Killed at Toowoomba War Casualty
A Longreach man, Private Lawrence, was killed in action near Toowoomba on May 22. Mrs. T. Lawrence and Tomkinson Bitret received the news, noting Lawrence was employed on a station prior to enlisting. The report confirms his death in the field during combat operations.
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Toowoomba
T. Lawrence
Bus driver wins appeal over dismissal in Brisbane
An appeal by George John Willam Rose of Hulimba against his dismissal by Brisbane City Council Transport Department head Mr Quinn was unanimously allowed by the Tramways Appeal Board. Rose was dismissed on July 17 for allegedly delaying a fare, but the board ruled the omission was an honest mistake.
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George John Willam Rose
Stuart Street
Hulimba
Transport Department
Brisbane
Quinn
Tramways Appeal Board
Rose
Dias
Northern Command
Russell Grieve
Mavianus
Western Australia
Rilway
Tw Tramways Union
Wiion_ management committee
IM. W. Richardson
Richardson
Choline Wnd Allied Trades Union
Peveral Athletician Court
Melbourne
Toomorrow
Une Wien
W. FL Buarkhs
Queensland
Bank Pilot — Auccerr
Douglas John Ritchie
W. Ritchie
Coopers Plains
Tar Place
Saskatoon
Canady
Eid
Ritchie
England
Bank of New South Wales
Maity Bryant
Betty Bevan
Thousand Horsemen
Maurice Silverstein
Eastern
Maim-Goldwin-Mayer
Rodney
San
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Air Force
Whatehears
Walter
Centre
Leslie Weldon
Ea Brisbane
Hoyal Australian Air Force
Purcesfal
Monde Whittier
Forgan Smith
Tivaw Wen
Mt Ferry
Avatialin
E.W. Hendord
Brent Apaniaetieets
Walen
Victoria
Auch
Australia
Wid Wester
Juan’ Wuatey
British Empire
Usty
South Australia
Deratln
Wurreascen
SC Comann
Oasehdentarly
Overells
W. Sos
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