Miners Reject Coal Control Scheme In Australia
The central Miners Federal Council rejected the federal coal control regulations amid opposition from miners and unions. The body, representing coal producers, detested the appointment of Nelson as commissioner and vowed to contest the regulatory framework. Prime Minister Evatt and Justice James were mentioned as figures in the wider debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Monaay
Miners Federal
Sil Coale
Feteration Fite
Nelson
Commonwealth
Nélson
Cox Nultan
Timber Industry Award Fight At Conference
A conference discusses wage scales and conditions for timber workers with input from the Austrian Workers' Union and Forestry Department. Proposals include weekly wage rates, holiday pay, and base rates for sawmilling with possible increases to reflect economic conditions. Local unions and merchant groups weigh potential impacts on market pricing and industrial relations.
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Rpwucnyon
Felling
timGermelling
Oary
He Forestry Department
Tate
Afinial
Nick Lee
Wei Weuilier
Lnuei
Alan
Thalmiowance
Servine
McCracken
Inn Brinonne
Merzhante’Association
Cottey Sawmiilees
Queensland
Redder
Havin
Court Sequel To Labour Victory Social Details
A lengthy court sequel recounts proceedings linked to a Labour victory social at pelepee. Charges against members of the Boneh Sambers and Musicians Union are described, with penalties and fines, plus a subdivision refusal followed by an appeal to Toowoomba.
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Labour
Pelepee
Toowoomba
Queensland
Dundaryas Shire
Coutell
Anata
Anire Elev
Council
Shennan
Tal
Pro Winan
Tor Briaiess
New Political Party to Unite Returned Soldiers
A public meeting at Albert Hall formed a new political party named Returned Soldiers. Mr O Ward and other officers organized a platform calling for unity, integrity and postwar policy, with aims to maintain imperial ties and defend Australian welfare, military strength, and citizens' interests.
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Albert Hall
Ili Platita
Eid Shanes
O. Ward
Ee Orher
Witee East Semieraniy Tees
Allie
Anglener
Ol Wat
Brillah
Auntealia Sione
He Darty
Mar. Ward
Canberra
Nisin
Parliamentariama
New Omer
Ohriaweiss
Mt. Ward
Paris Mount Lake
New Order
Cangidales
Ward
Ielkian
Commonwealth of Nations
Australia
Suilura
Lemen
Atlidy
Saliller
Fhicers
Shalrmans Myc
Mea R. Haiilston
R .H Petemwon
Mcintyre
Brink
Henderson
Marshall
H. Voar
Gizarwaker
Science lowers blowfly loss in sheep study results
A Royal Society discussion on blowfly control in sheep notes that by reducing wrinkles and adjusting docking, marking, and shearing practices, losses can be decreased. Findings emphasize fleece condition, body conformation, and targeted fly control as key to lowering infestation impacts.
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New
Tate
Aheep
Ehletiv
Pringry
No Longer Enemies Syria and Lebanon Proclaimed
A July proclamation declares Syria and Lebanon no longer enemy territories amid regional political shifts. The Federated Moulders' Metal Union Queensland branch faced charges in Maginente's Court over an August strike at Tawwich works, alleged by Alexander McConechy Beoll. Probate was granted for Maida Plant Travers Milton, widow, with realty valued at £1048 and personal £204. administration granted for Wilhemina Ellen Jat] ine Ormham Went Ent with realty and personal values noted.
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Syria
Wbanon
UNION
Federated Moulders’ iMetal
Union Queensland
Wan
Industria
Maginente’s Court
Alexander McConechy Beoll
Brent End Iron
Wilt
Agott
Tawwich
AH O'Kelly
Maida Plant Travers
Milton
Wilhemina Ellen
Ormham
Follows lead to trail. teen charged in stray hoof prints
A broken, garbled report describes a four mile Terre Trails mystery and a teenager Ronald Cumner aged eighteen charged with unknown offense after hoof prints along a trail near Gumver’s home in Hood Street. Sheriff’s party searched the area and located similar hoof marks and a Black tracker noted evidence. Mrs. Wilson, PM fled Gummer.
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Yeaterdas
Ronald Cumner
Abe Waren
Russy
Gumver
Hoodeet
Hherwived
Wileon
P.M
Gummer
Early Bake Dispute Bakes North Queensland Strike Split
The Australian Workers Union supports Brisbane bakers in a strike ordered by the Industrial Court. North Queensland bakers report varied starting times and divisions over the award, with towns like Townsville, Innisfail, and Cairns affected. The AWU contemplates financial support and potential industrial action to back ailment bakers, while management and allied unions discuss terms under the Northern Division award and recent court rulings.
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Brisbane
Industrial Cort
Iaker
Queensland
AWW
Raulser
Alavi
Townsville
Mornday
Tiewing
Wedpeed
Sides
Am Baiards Caline
Redsveith
AMT
Brixbane Bakers
Atric l
Jnr
Norsieng Mvr
Deention
Stitt Oper
Twerbakers
Wyctarien
Shope Duirre
Briabhne
Maine Southertt
Heneraily
Mexiconia
AWG
BHI Saue
Soniata
Amer Wand Pat Unionieta
Aubalantin
Bread Supply Deal Discussed by Queensland Union Leaders
The Australian Baking Union officials reported plans to weigh on cooperative bakery operations. A proposal to centralize two bakeries under union control was discussed with a special meeting aimed for next Tuesday night. The meeting will include all members and leadership from the Queensland branch of the Printing and Allied Workers Union.
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Lai
Maines
Queensland
Tay
Poonsrufts Union Sar
J. Boureekale
Uniun
Qe Vion
Dukers
Kane Union
Wnion Crnmiline
Torwacht
Wwndland
Printing i Gualry “Employeen
Rave ES
Early Start Order Heard In Industrial Court Case
A chaotic industrial court session heard arguments regarding an early start order for a Sandgate area plant. Defendants Alexander Campbell and Bertram Young-Cutan faced charges for permitting work before official hours and obstructing an industrial inspector. The judge indicated the case may proceed with further inquiry after July 4.
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Ateromiie
Alexanner
Toma Campbe
Iliiere
Ziulmere
Bertram “Thoma Young Cutan
Sandgate Feoad
Wwata Overnite Indusiti Vnde
Daniel Robert ‘Torrance
Wellingston Street
Wooloowin
Tinea
Jan Industrie
Lehgkenowe
Finnish Interpreter Absence Delays Roc Court Proceedings
In Roc Court yesterday Ine var Beret Larsson faced charges after a Finnish interpreter was unavailable. The proceedings stalled as Larsson, reportedly connected with a Swedish ship, awaited language support and a new interpreter to proceed with the case.
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Inevar Beret Larsson
Wan Atated
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Wei
Umptoguy Sions
Boneh Sambers
Incanbees
Camila
Malle
Ambassadors
NED
Sealy) Sharon
Alfred Lather
Edward Welcobs
Dann Alt. Wylie
Arthur Ven Bryant
Anit
Olnell
Jain Ach Maron Werviary
Tian ‘Eioo Committee
Bilear Bowen
Vivian Bowen
Bowen
Ag, Enmstments
Brabane Ohana Seon
Ole
Elentitie
Mest
ICE
Gaye Oman Mort
Chee Ia
Diggers and Citizens In New Party
Terre Trails
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A.W.U
Fallon
Alf
S.S.W
Westbrock
Kid Gamet
Westbrook
Valencia
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