Union Replies to Premier Tangles Over Pay Scale
The Union responds to the premier over pay for public service workers, noting divisions between civil and military grades. It cites efforts by the State service and various federations to secure differing wage scales with broad support from the United Trades Council and allied bodies.
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Eremier
Agi. Eurgans Somacdiniad
Caren Mamie
Blate Service
Hielorgan
Miemakers
Bevier Soil
Privaue
Elovd
Methodists urged to take bigger part in government
The 13th General Conference of the Church in Australia urged Methodists to vote and work only for parliamentary candidates of high character and sound principle. The Rev. O H M Whelter led a review of nine days of sessions stressing church life in the community and democracy as the national ideal. The conference called for greater ministerial and lay youth education and urged electors to support capable leaders to advance democracy and social order.
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General Conference of the Church In
Australia
Brisbena
HM. Whelter
Minton
Madigan
Pottfer
Victor H. Ryan South
Uralle
Texta Hein
Wea
Austalia
Wesley
F. C. Barnett
Melbourne
M. Reynolds
Victoria
Thioley
Reson
Commerc
Nantes
Officer's Defence At Bread Inquiry In Sydney
Fragmentary testimony before the Royal Commission in Sydney reveals Major Rigney's defence regarding wartime supply duties. Maxwell said Rigney confronted questions on private purchasing controls and funding issues. The record shows Rigney’s role as supply officer in the metropolitan area and subsequent financial trouble due to creditors.
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BREAD
Sydney
Sajar Tulgney
Wales
Royal Commission
Royal Commis
Maxwell
Rigney
AR. ‘Taylor
Te Tes Wat
Muihary Uihs
Cati
Variens Tunes Fequisilianinge
Starr
Coty
Ath
Ascrota
de Petite
Australla
Vine
Edgland
MuNruntoy
Rane
A. Baye
Woman in Court Dressed in Men’s Clothes Charged
Sydney court hears Tin Anni Simpson dressed as a man to obtain credit by forging a document. She admitted wearing male clothes for 12 years and stated she forged a cousin’s signature. Simpson bound over £10 to keep peace for 12 months.
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Sydney
Tin Anni Simpeon
Parramatta
Couptabley
Renehmn
Gman
L.A. Sinpson
Brisbane Weather Warns of Frosts and Clearing Skies
A Divisional Meteorologist says frosts and moderate winds are likely in the Brisbane area today with a trend toward fine weather as weekend storms move into the Tasman Sea. In Queensland, Mary River floodwaters receded enough to allow traffic with the Normanby low level bridge submerged yesterday evening and the river at 4 pm recorded 29 ft and falling.
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Brisbane
Richards
Tasman Sea
Mary River
Siren
Timple
Normanby
Mary Valley Road
Trade Unions and War Policy in Australian Labor Movement
A report from Acting Director Edward Phelan of the Labour Office outlines union stance on war policy. The federal government will continue to recognize the International Labour Organization and support its upkeep while many former union members join European concentration efforts. The executive aims to safeguard trade union interests abroad and backs overseas forces against Nazism.
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Nalicy
Songrest
Uy ‘Ac
Me AE. Monk
Lefragahial
Monbrett
Edward Phelan
Monk
Con Inue
LLG
Europe
Wersons
Naauid
Board Plans Stabilising Meat Exports in Australia
Melbourne report notes Australian and British governments may coordinate meat storage costs for a joint policy. The Australian Meat Board met to discuss future action and the possible impact of food stopper laws on meat exports, with Sir Arthur Page to explain potential effects.
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Canberra
Plana
Austria
Eure Welt
Seah Ciemma
Ausermluth
Melbourne
Ommonwhalth
Britten Gover Menty
Tts
Briain
Australia
Three Men Sighted In Disabled Launch Off Sydney
Three local fishermen reported a disabled launch drifting off Sydney in the afternoon. They observed a signal likely distress at a mast as the craft rode heavy seas. A launch was launched to reach it but seas proved too rough. no missing boat reported.
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Sydney
Tuxwersh
Tournane
Tonwoom
Four Hurt In Smash Kilcoy Road Accident
A crash on the Kilcoy road left four people injured today. Superintendent Dr D G Hiller attended the scene and assisted the injured before transport.
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Kilcoy
Montag
Ot Tal
D. G Hllar
600 Engineers On Strike Over Production Controls
Hundreds of engineers and assistants at Emmon Medicalty Material Manufacturing Co Ltd Waterloo walked out to protest the use of temporary workers and shortages of materials. A committee was named to negotiate with management as about 380 workers remained in the annex and 500 in main Emmco factory not yet affected. The state secretary cited material shortages and dismissals as triggers, with several re employed later. A separate Sydney waterside dispute over loading wages ended with a wage basis and tax adjustments agreed for Friday night work. A Federal Board inquiry into hire purchase provisions will hold Brisbane hearings in June.
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Ewan
Emmco
Amalgam U Ringe Wien
Rts
J Carey
Sime
Sydney
Ariduya
Faurninen
Ormuld
Pederni
Tmi Padaen
Beatie
Wierfone
Ftgighe
Begsley
Mullin
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