Shipbuilding appeal in Queensland bid to curb job bias
Queensland union leaders announce a protest to Prime Minister Menzies over limited shipyard work and unequal distribution of jobs. Delegates will hear Trades and Labour Council views on censorship laws and a forthcoming tour to organize branches from Brisbane to Cairns.
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Menzies
Queensland
R. Taylier
Brisbane
Trades and Labour Council of Queensland
Trades Uion
Sydney
Queensland Labour Council
Counci
Electrical Trades Union of Australia
St. Bryan
Wood
Trends and Labour Council
Forgan Smith
J. Roche
Whc
Cairns
Painters’ and Orcerators’ Union
E. J. Hanson
Hanson
Rockhampton
Delras
Mat Boron
T. F. Hinton
Federated Storemen and Packers’ Union
Union
J Reich
Trades and Labour Council
J. HH Kelly
Wo Ingram
Mrasre
Marshall Farben
B. Balilir
Rr B Kleinschmidt
Strate Council
Mreara
J. W. Perkins
V . Aamith
Perday
Colopers Union
Diggers Offer To Help In Home Defence
The Diggers Association offered to assist in civilian defence joining forces with the Returned Soldiers League. Minister for Defence Street indicated recognition of one body, urging cooperation with the RSL. RSL president Hulshi and Mr Barrett urged joint action. 97 members enrolled in the RSL at the sub-branch meeting. volunteers for defence training were instructed by headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggers
Diggers! Association
Queenslarnq
Jas
Returned Soldiers’ League
Ts Comborton
Lii
RH. Coates
Mr Street
Diggers Association
Street
Perry
RSL
A. G. Barrett
Myr RD Hulshi
Ceversee
RST
Valuntteer Defence Corse
Drtaie
Change to casual work limit at Labour Bureau
Official statement notes the casual work period before unemployment registration is extended from one month to two months. Minister for Labour MIR Polev said casual employment limits have been gradually widened and approved by the Cabinet. Officers observed long-term registrants avoiding short-day work.
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Labour Bureau
Mir. Polev
Department of Labour
Dara Finn
Funeral for Rev P J Murdoch in Melbourne Church
The funeral for the Rev P J Murdoch former Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church is held after his death on Monday at Tritity Presbyterian Church Camberwell where he served 41 years. Prime Minister Menzies attends with three sons Sir Keith Murdoch and Mess ven and Alan Murdoch and a nephew George Brown Shepherd among attendees.
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Melbourne
Springvale
Pbov
Murdoch
The
Presbyterian Church
Tritity Presbyterian Church
Camberwell
Menzies
Keith Murdoch
Messven
Alan Murdoch
George Brown Shepherd
Pistol fined for unlicensed weapon in Police Court
Norman McDonald Hichmond of Munro Street Auchenflower was fined the minimum £10 or nine months in prison after pleading not guilty. Defence lawyer argued the case unjustified noting the pistol belonged to a returned soldier and had been unused for 20 years. Police described conduct under National Security Regulations as illegal without a search warrant.
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Norman McDonald Hichmond
Munro Street
Auchenflower
A. H. O'Kelly
Kennedy Alien
Richmond
Sheir
Joe Donovan
Boy’s Search For Adventure Ends In Murwillumbah Return
An 11 year old boy who wandered over 600 miles seeking adventure was brought back to his grandparents in Rozelle Sydney. He reached Murwillumbah on Saturday, stayed at a hotel, awaited his people who failed to appear, and disappeared on Sunday prompting police to locate him in East Murwillumbah.
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Murwillumbah
Rozelle
Sydney
East Murwillumbah
Inquest Probes Fatal Sapling Accident Near Maleny
Reginald Lacey testified at the Nambour readjourned inquest into the death of 68 year old Gilbert Dell Lacey who was fatally struck by a sapling in Conondale near Maleny on April 29. He said a sawn tree fell on three saplings causing one to strike his father. a youth distant a mile and a half came when cooing was heard.
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Gilbert Dell Lacey
Conondale
Maleny
Reginald Joseph Lacey
Alexander Road
Clayfield
Man Gored To Death In Orange Orchard
SYDNEY Tuesday Sylvester James Ellis 70 an orange grower of Racecourse Road Orange Was gored to death today by a Jersey bull as he walked in his orchard He was washing trees when the bull attacked him.
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Sydney
Sylvester James Ellis
Racecourse Road Orange
Ellis
Pleystowe's Success At Mackay Show
Mackay Tuesday sees Pleystowe win the sugar care competition as Farleigh’s entry and Nelsons White Nose ridden by Langley triumph in the pony high jump. Miss Durie Mancot wins the novice hunting contest and W. Gough takes bareback flag. North of Kingaroy suffers leg injury in woodchop. Dairy cattle judged strong. notable Mackay district farms featured. Champion cow Pineville Joan and champion bull Sunny View Premium noted alongside Jersey champions Maylineds and Jacko of Glenside.
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RR Radhel
Coulistoun Lakes
Mackay
A. C. Bells Pineville
A. Bell
Sunnyview
R. C. Vaviers
Link
Jacko
Glenside
Blain M H R Joins A L F in Sydney Campaign
Mr Blain M H R who has represented the Northern Territory in the House of Representatives for years joins the A L F. He is 43 and served in the last war. He enlisted after seeing a Melbourne newspaper ad calling for surveyors and will go into camp near Greta North soon. The fourth Federal House member to enlist, following W White V, HF Hovell, and Senator K C Wilson.
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Sydney
M. "Blain
Northern Territory
ALF
TW. White IV
HF Hoiev
Hor
K .C. ‘Wison
Wood Allehineon
Hole
Hanlon defends Women's Voluntary National Register
Mr Hanlon rebuts claims the Women's Voluntary National Register is idle calling it a pile of genuine enthusiasm not being used by authorities. He says it meant more than just writing down names, while Lady Mayoress Mrs Chandler defends the register as officially functional and responsive to calls for service.
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Home Affairs
Hanlon
Jacmight
Women's Voluntary National Register
Queensland
Chandler
Courier-Mail
Ashe
Women's Voluntary Register
Wetnsland
Death of Mr Archer prominent grazier and former MP
ROCKHAMPTON Tuesday Mr FE W Archer a prominent Central Queensland grazier and former member of the House of Representatives and State Parliament died aged 69. Born in Surrey England he arrived in 1897 and co founded Archer Brothers Pty Ltd with his brothers. He served as MP for Canoricornia 1906 10 and Normandy 1914 15 and was chairman of Port Curtis Co operative Dairy Company Calycope Shine Council and Pittsworth Shire Council. Survived by widow a son Robert Archer and two daughters Mrs Ernest Murray and Mrs Eric Boden. Brothers John Archer and Colin Archer also survive.
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Rockhampton
Few
Archer
Queensland
House of Representatives
Siate
Croyden
Surrey
England
Central District
Archer Brothers Ply
Gracemere Torsdale
Lalcham
Brebane
United Creviers Associaton
Canoricornia
Normandy
Port Curtis Co-operative Dairy Company
Calyope Shine Council
Robert Archer
Coomoobooleroo
Duaringa
Ernest Murray
Killeen Station
Richmond
Eric Boden
Bundaberg
Messia
John Archer
Gracemere
Colin Archer
Brisbane
Death of W H V Joyner Senior Tax Valuer
Mr W H V Joyner longtime senior valuer of the State Taxation Department died at his mother's Samsonvale home. He served 20 years in state service, earlier as Federal authority valuer, and ran for Parliament in 1908. Survived by widow, two brothers, two sisters, and his 90 year old mother. brother in law of Senator B Cource.
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W. HV Joyner
State Taxation Department
Samsonvale
Kinston
Joneer
Mionvale
Peo
Mae
Senator B Cource
Brisbane City Council Trial Before Justices Manafield and Douglas
Civil matter listed in the Brisbane court with Justice Manafield Kennedy 7 presiding, before Justices EF A Douglas and Phils in chambers. Proceedings titled CWT SUM PCTIO N 10. Names and specifics partially obscured.
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Justice Manafield
Kennedy
Brisbane
EF. A. Douglas
Phils
Chambera
Free Loans And Gifts Near £400000 War Aid from Queensland
Queensland has subscribed nearly £400000 in gifts and interest-free loans to aid the Commonwealth Government's war effort. Donations raised the total to £399262 0 1 in loans and £11183 9 10 in gifts, with amounts received in Brisbane yesterday totaling £105 in interest-free loans and £359 in gifts. The list includes numerous anonymous donors and associations such as the Queensland Police Union Mortality Fund and the Workers Union of Australia Brisbane, among others, with contributions recorded at various banks and treasuries.
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Queensland
Brisbane
Sub-Treasury
Allorm of
Shields
Filinthorp
J. Maughan
Bundaberg
Tapstar
Maryborough
Carpenter
Warr
Poland
Commonwealth Bank
Brivhage
Pohio Workers Union of Australia
J. Pownall
Canungen
Smith
Taringa
Ruch Minerva Siding
Vin Treckhampton
J Rigley Ekangaroo
J. Doremer
Tweed River
Briart
Moore
Six Months For Mont o Hotel Thief
Mont o Queensland police defended the thief as cunning Inter State criminal Fidgar Charles Williams known as Cipove aged 36 a carpenter was sentenced today to six months in prison for the theft of 654 pounds from the Royal Hotel Monto Detective Sergeant Bischof told the bench that Williams according to his story to the police opened the safe in the bar with lies he had made himself He assisted the police to recover all the money which was found in a beer bag in the bush 10 miles from Gavynelal The theft was discovered by the teen ager Mr WF Backy on Saturday morning when he went to the safe to change and found it empty.
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MONTO
Fidgar
Charles Williams
Cipove
Carpenter
Royal Hotel
Bischof
AE. Bchwarien
BF O'Neil
Williams
Gavynelal
WF Backy
New South Wales Seeks Ruling on League Tour Plan
In Sydney on Tuesday the Queensland Rugby League was to be asked whether to permit return matches with New South Wales. The plan had called for the NSW team to play in Toowoomba, but Toowoomba declined to host the matches.
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Sydney
Queensland Rugby League
New South Wales
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Income Tax Deadlines Issued By State Taxation Office
The Commissioner of Taxes at Taxation Wilding George Street requires all individuals and entities to file federal and state income tax returns by set deadlines. Employees and property income receivers must file by July 1, others by August 32. State Land Tax returns are due by September a. Forms available at post offices clerks offices and the Taxation Building Brisbane.
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Commissioner of Taxes
George Street
Brisbane
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