Trial Driver for Brunswick Steel Accident Trial
Harold Rowland Festal 30, aulenman, faced Police Court on July 21 for unlawfully killing Thomas Waton known as Archibald Waal ani. Rankin pleaded not guilty, with defence tied to beer under liquor influence and driving a motor car. Witnesses described a crash near Brunswick Steel in Valley. Watson died from injuries. Rankin’s claim he traveled about 20 miles per hour. court heard evidence of alcohol and driving behavior before Arrah. magistrate delayed discharge decision pending further evidence.
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Brunswick Steel
Valley
Harold Rowland Festal
Aulenman
A. H. O'Bally
Yeaterday
Thomas Waton
Arhibald Waalani
Rankin Tor
Rankin
Aiquor
Ziu Constalle
Owe Denkes
Aida
Teller
Tfeftlera Rawkin
Wien
King Wald Tie
Runs Kelly
Deannenness
Civi
Weil Meoberss
EW Deere
Lawueaiiney Becton
Watson
Uruives
Witasion
Mama Vencote
Warton
Troma
NFM
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JL Wateon
Watsons
Mallon
Crust
Dental treatment for children in Australia urged by experts
Melbourne dentist Dr KF Biches advocates preventive care and school dental programs as a national policy. He cites high decay rates among children and links dental health to overall fitness, arguing for federal action aligned with state efforts to improve child dental care.
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Melbourne
Lelee
Australia
KF Biches
Gill
Vomilees
Halan
Destat Aisvetition
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Diklary Tempatcr Ufgenis
Nipetys
Xehout
Natal Neuvlens
National Effei
Bey
Guilty Verdict in Theft Case Involving Archer Hallam
Archer Hallam a 32 year old salesman was found guilty yesterday of theft from Herbert Matlock with several sums involved. The accused denied the charge and the Crown Prosecutor requested a sentence hearing before Mr Justice Macrassan as Mr Sheehy reported Hallam had no prior trouble.
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Archer Hallam
Atalent
Piiaworth
Herbert Matlock
Ir Mallum
Wig
Mee- Guy
Justice Macrassan
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Industrial Law Amendments Stir Queensland Unions
The Governor announced plans to amend the Compensation Act to extend benefits to workers temporarily in other states and to widen coverage for injuries and disfigurement. The Labour Council backed changes including faster awards, payment to registered unemployed workers after one week, and broader industrial protections. Arts and union leaders, including Arthur Cole, are highlighted for their roles in the Labor movement and industry groups.
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Queensland
Labour Council
Insurance Commissioner
Tims
Hugh
Jnion
Arthur Cole
Queensland Baul
Ton
Toombul Dwart Fricker
Rade
Barn
Gloucestershire
Bris Bane
Perry Brow Ltd
Gavelier
Somme
Busihnes
Td Cole
Cole
Fe Union
Fromm
Tso
Ailway
Sail” Unione
Gleerai
Cabour
Australian inquiry into hospital building schemes
An Australian investigation examines hospital construction and administration amid a review of industrial laws. The inquiry, led by Mr Crockery, explores factory regulations workers compensation arbitration and apprenticeship as it relates to current and past hospital projects and governance.
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Plasterers’ Union
McBrine
TW. McGrain
Federated Clerks’ Union
Gen- Jira
Kod Southern
Sertiie Iduwin I
Tata Molise
Isabel Free
Jueennland
Australian Workers’ Union
Trackers
Imy IC. A. Randersaax
Melbourne
Jduiriat Jewiitation
New Zealand
Aezistants
Federation
AW. Crimiery
Queensland
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Sydney
Adelaide
Hobart
Wellington
Crockery
Autralian Hospital
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