Railway union restraining order case at Industrial Court
The Queens land Railway Attack Employees Union seeks an order under the Industrial Concili ation and Arbitration Acts to restrain actions by railway officials. The union’s bid followed Brisbane branch chairman C F Knight being censured for addressing a meeting on railway property. TheIndustrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act allows union officers to interview members on duty and off duty, but the case questions contravention and the union contends the commission must rule on the matter. The hearing focuses on the use of authority in restraining union activity and access to interviews on site.
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Indus‘ial
Gueensland Railway Aitic Employees Union
Fcom Fenenilig
Industrial Concination and Arbitration Acts
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Wld
CF. Knight
Failway
Ninauayers
Acta Uy Iin
Ucenerauig
Orstad
Poliplona
Lanteayentla
Waratryctin
Raising of School Leaving Age conference speech in Queensland
The Queensland Teachers Union opened its Sixt conference with Director of Education L D Edwards arguing the value of raising the school leaving age. He emphasized treating schoolboys as human beings and balancing physical mental aesthetic civic and ethical education, as Governor Sir Leslie Witton attended but spoke via address due to illness.
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Queensland Teachers’ Union
Leslie Witon
Edwards
Leslie
Watts
Ty Wiley Midsen
Hbo
Sali
Lastinahial Wien
Tor Ehielehidi
Arlee
Ioie Bremer
Forgan Bini
Brevten
Ambulance Trip Described With Lengthy 54 Mile Journey
A lengthy ambulance journey recounts a 54 mile trip that took 23 hours with multiple mentions of hospitals, crews, and emergency procedures. The article mixes fragmented notes about responders, regional references, and charitable society efforts, highlighting community support during medical crises. It also touches on Brisbane benevolent organizations and social welfare activities aimed at aiding babies and needy families through church and civic groups.
World film chiefs duty to the world
A garbled report discusses film executives and global responsibilities, mentioning producers and directors. It references the World War era context and a stated duty to the world, with unclear names and locations due to OCR errors.
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FILM
Chiefs’ Duty
Fifty Years Ago From The Age Page Recap
An unclear clipping recalls events from fifty years ago involving the Department of Agriculture and a sum of £100,000 in hovertien related to a communication with an agency. Names and details are garbled, but reference to a legacy of government actions and a monetary figure remains.
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Department of Agriculture
Agen
Fire damages street structure amid smoke and flames
A smoky blaze erupted near a Ciera wing area injuring and chilling onlookers as three machines and hilliers worked to control the fire. Firefighters reported extinguishing the flames after limited structural damage and a few cars nearby.
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Ciera Wing
Fragmented text hints at a personal or social scene
The readable parts suggest a jumbled narrative with names and places but lack coherent events. Despite scattered terms like Walter and Mal, the sequence remains unclear, producing an unintelligible mosaic of phrases without a determinate story or date.
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