City council acts to curb rail strike impact on trams
Lord Mayor Chandler moved swiftly as Central Disputes Committee seeks to extend the rail strike to city trams. Council seeks court action at 3 oclock to hear the matter, while unions push for a forced conference and the Industrial Court to intervene amid a tense stand-off over demands and work stoppages.
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Tramway Invettman
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Strikers Meet in Australia Amid Unions Dispute
Strikes and union protests dominated a central disputes committee meeting. Representatives from railway unions and industrial bodies discussed possible federal action and the lack of agreement. Delegates indicated continued pressure while noting the need for coordinated steps across New South Wales and Queensland.
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New Bouth Wales
Painters Replied No Strike Action Dominates Trades Hall
A tense Trades Hall meeting centered on an imminent painter strike with potential wage demands and a ballot. Reports say union leaders pressed for support and a contract dispute committee to shape the response, while government observers weighed transport impacts and possible ballot outcomes amid crowded, heated discussions.
Harriett Wade’s Strike Witnesses at Trial
In a court proceeding, witnesses including Sainone Tow and Wigmurpeny testified about labor actions and potential arrangements. The discussion focused on agreements, terms, and compliance with a broader legal framework regarding property and promises.
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Melbourne rail strike debate clocks in clatter
Fred Patterson and Tom Patterson feature in a Melbourne context as parliamentary questions stir debate over communists and railway reliability. The article references the Australian Parliament, Bowen, and an ongoing inquiry into railway administration, with leading figures facing questions about security and political alignment amid transport disruption.
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Parlement
Australia
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Hazardous devices land on hospital in Jerusalem attack
Fragments describe a mortar and other devices landing near Government Hospital in Jerusalem’s fortified zone. The report mentions an Arab maternity wing hit and includes chaotic, unclear phrases about people and places without clear, verifiable details.
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Falkland Crisis Sparks War Claims Across Atlantic
Partial wartime dispatches describe tensions over the Falkland Islands with Britain and Argentina trading accusations. Reports note military posturing, diplomatic warnings, and calls for arbitration as international parley continues amid regional unrest.
Artificial plasma from sugar fungus shocks medical science
Fragmented report notes artificial plasma derived from a sugar fungus, claimed to be produced at a Birmingham university lab. Mentions potential medical uses and refinery processes, with uncertainties about safety and efficacy, and references a London institute and a British company.
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