PAY PEG CHANGE BY DECEMBER 14
Court decision outlines wartime rules leaving industry jurisdiction to the court with no percentage cap. Officials discuss impacts on seamen rates and labor during wartime, noting shifts in employment outside the Wartime Vital Industries Regulations and potential changes for key regions and firms.
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Mintos Tog
Sant
Snett
Udine
Hind
Reece Achillea
Ian Carr Dnenetanis
Il Tina Saan
II Ware
Five Injured In Balmoral Tram Derailment At Hamilton
A Balmoral tram left the rails at the corner of Grays Road and Hamilton Road in Hamilton at 6 30 last night injuring five people including the conductor. Rescue workers freed passengers and cleared the line as emergency crews attended the scene.
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Grays Road
Hamilton Road
Hamilton
Tomies
Travel Tax and Licence Fees Under New Transport Bill
The new Transport Bill sets licence fees not to exceed 50 percent of the maximum allowed. Fees for land, sea, and air services would apply to travelers, with discussions on standard charges and exemptions ongoing. Transport officials and ministers expect steady rollout though no precise maximums are yet finalized.
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Prasenger
Allauys
Catlas
Hulyman
Heliay
Brisbane
Parian
Gomunbseaney
Walsh
Ciptudn Hulyman
Atralghil
Rabar Kia
Heaton
Aly
New York Navy Bomb? Nazi Rocket Work News
A chaotic WWII dispatch reports a woman killed and a man fatally injured by a falling object in New York while alleging Nazi teams studied 100 ton rocket development. It connects the Von Braun V2 program to German wartime rocketry research and American countermeasures, citing university scientists and industry figures, and claims U.S. efforts to harness or counter this weaponry.
Policemen Hurt In Disturbance At Paddueton Lane
Sergeant S. Newton and Constable Gilfoyle were assaulted during a disturbance on Paddueton Lane. Newton sustained abdominal wounds while Gilfoyle suffered arm and facial injuries. A man and woman were treated for contusions and abrasions and arrested on assault and obscene behavior charges.
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Ney
Senate Estimates Protests After Unamended 28m Vote
Canberra reports that on Wednesday the Senate passed the 1946-41 estimates without amendment, approving government expenditures exceeding 28 million. Leader of Government and Leader of the Opposition clashed over allocation and scrutiny, urging more careful evaluation by the Chamber.
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Canberra
Senate
Wren Huthouse
Ayr Mouse
Jan Lordy Goth
Stein
Cat Zilina
Rena
Court Decides Authority to Set State Basic Wage Today
The Full Court of the Industrial Court ruled it has authority to declare a new State basic wage and fixed the hearing of the claim to begin today. The court discussed investigating April 1942 cost variations and potential adjustments to cover rising living costs.
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Industrial Court
Justice Matthews
Apri
Mudie Matthews
Dastiee Mattheny
Mats Bennet
Osilligan
Aude
Caryn Een
Ole Metwetryal
Laninur Council
Court weighs wage evidence and living costs in wage case
The Crown's counsel argued wage figures and cost of living are central to the jurisdictional inquiry. The court considered whether recent data from the Community Statistics and other sources show changes in family living costs and whether the industry can sustain higher wages.
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Bowie
Apy
Intex Matthews
Achiteatlan
Ann Baste
Faratamura
Titlan
User Malinrwa
Drastic U S Rail Embargo Threatens Industry
A midnight embargo on rail movement linked to a coal strike threatens to paralyze American industry. Reports detail port disruption at New York and widespread impacts on shipping and interstate deliveries as unions and employers brace for reduced service and rising costs.
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W York
Alesily Quoi
Minnie Fuethers
Lave
Gwen Anne
Brimelngs
Ty Vause
Tim Strilke
Alon
New York
Terinbarge
Mingient
Manny Siakh
Elven Chrysler
Ford
Denver
Cotaritie
Bonn
Iu Dan
Sittin
Swedish grocer Olav Johansson becomes Sweden's wealthiest
London December 4 Special Olav Johansson a Swedish grocer who paid five pounds for a share in a desolate northern moorland has become among Sweden's richest men The article notes the strange fortune tied to uranium and land value and hints at a growing wealth based on a single share and uncertain prospects
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London
Olav Johansson
Sweden
Day
Olay
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Auther's Playhouse
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