Church Stands for Worker Rights in Turbulent Debate
A historic sermon and discussion at St Stephen’s Cathedral frames the conflict between capital and labor. Proponents defend property rights and free democracy while urging humane labour conditions. The Working Man’s Charter is urged as a guiding document amid calls for reform and social justice.
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Omar Netura
J. English
St. Stephen's Cathedral
Si Sana House
Petate Church
Binelis
Tina
Srv
Milk plant betroths new chilled process line
A fragment notes a dairy plant, Ol From Milk Herlin, acquiring equipment to install a Hallam sanitary process line for fruitless milking and production. The brief hints at modernization and expansion within the dairy industry, naming the plant and the new line.
Dominion Citizenship Conference Deliberations Report
A summary of the Imperial Economic Committee report notes that Dominions Australia and New Zealand oppose similar citizenship laws to those in Caledonian and other regions. The conference aims to define autonomy within the Commonwealth, with each Dominion free to legislate its own status while honoring treaty procedures.
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Seaman
New Zealand
Australia
Calatha San
Africa
Ottie
Niall Tie
Brtiah
Westinser
Tasmanian Apples For Poor English Children
A June ceremony at Australi House handed over 20 000 apples from Northern Tasmania to aid poor English children under the Latincaston Victoria League. Sir Neville Pearson pledged the Fresh Air Fund will deliver the fruit to the most needy youngsters, with the fund led by him as president.
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Ondon
Tasmania
Latincaston Victoria League
Australi House
Neville ‘Pearson
T Nat
Fresh Air Fund
BMA Ready to Cooperate With Government Health Ministry
The BMA states it is prepared to cooperate with the Minister for Health to improve medical service nationwide. President T A Price emphasizes the need for government support and rejects personal gain, aiming to reduce fear and want and lift the profession’s prestige through joint action.
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Esterday
Hanson Dia
BMA
T. A. Price
BALA
Wits Ile
Wiel IL
Lsu
Evans Head Aerodrome Beacons Installed In Coastal Route
Coastal Airway beacons and runway lights have been installed at Evans Head aerodrome near Brisbane as part of expanding air routes. New beacons at Archerfield and Archerfield area support Brisbane traffic with distinct color codes for different points along the coastal route. Officials say the system will aid navigation and improve safety for aviation along the coast.
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Evans Head
Sydney
Artverfield
Brisbane
Cudstal
Roules
Astral Mer
Cwit Avion Bau
Wits
Archerfield
Doyle
Eauid Tavis
Synthetic fibre and wool era in Australian industry
A garbled report discusses synthetic fibre use in textile mills, noting shifts from wool and cotton, factory output, and proposed changes. It mentions Amy Beillor, wage levels, and comparisons of Australian and United Kingdom industrial conditions shaping worker efficiency and labor practices.
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Ering
Lioney Robina
Sik
Hoifon
Melbourne
Srithessay
Emsnaa
Arentinos
Fishin Rife
Feapeets Sks
Ian
Eayon
Sien
Theasier
Obinson
Amy Beillor
Imlil
Leeda
Wince ‘Emains
Ihr
United Kingdom
British Week in Paris Opens with Lord Mayor Visit
British Week in Paris features Lord Mayor Landon Broadbridge leading the state visit. Vic Wells ballet plans its Paris debut along with British dramatic companies. The Lord Mayor travels with an elaborate retinue including drummers and coachmen as they cross the Channel. Mr R Casey is expected to open the Australian pavilion before month’s end.
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London
Courier-Mail
Landon
George Broadbridge
United Kingdom
Vic. Wells
Paris
Wil
Leo
R Casey
Artificial Blood Invention Claim Becomes News
Report from Mienn a on June 9 notes Dr Friederich Gattdenker announces invention of a substance called hiwe morrhesin described as artificial blood. He asserts it can substitute for transfusions, preserving and fortifying blood compounds and chlorides and phosphates, with easy transport and usefulness in emergencies.
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Mienna
Tune
Friederich Gattdenker Han
Alpine dogs to be destroyed feared breed decline
The Daily Herald reports that ten famous Alpine dogs from the Bernard's Hospice near Geneva face destruction to prevent a continuing dangerous breed. The paper notes concerns about breed continuation and safety.
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Bernard's
Daily Herald
Geneva
Death sentence commuted for Griffin in Melbourne case
John Thomas Griffin of North Melbourne had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment after cabinet decision. The 80 year old faced charges of rape and murder involving the capital offense against a woman, with the court case proceeding in Melbourne.
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Elbourne
John ‘Thomas Griffin
North Melbourne
Rommiliine
Oifentes
Pan, Page, and Power: Matt LePage Leads Team
A summary from a local page highlights Matt LePage guiding a four car theme EMT unit. The report notes strong leadership and steady operations during a demanding shift.
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Matt LePage
Fire alarms startles guards at air post exhibition
Guards and residents at the Australasian Air Base in Brisbane reacted as a fire alarm sounded near the Courier building. Firemen attended a blaze in the room of the first floor where the exhibition was held. Smoke filled the space. exhibitors moved items to safety along Ward Street as the fire was brought under control. The exhibition remained open to the public yesterday with many visitors in attendance.
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Bhition
Courier Buuiding
Shetty Mears
A. Hy Young
Queensland Air’ Mail Buclet N
Morsbon
B. Care
RaWard Street
Tne
Dispute in Steamer Settled
The dispute from the dismissal of a seaman on the Kyodle steamer of Queensland Government and Lime Company was settled as the crew resumed work. The horned man was not stipulated. his place will be filled by another seaman.
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Kyodle
Bisley Team Urged To Travel Overland Or Mail
London dispatch reports Sir Charlee Merrett urges the Bisley team to travel overland or by mail to improve practice for the Australian rifle team. Preliminary arrangements for the Commonwealth Cup and selection meetings are noted, with emphasis on adequate preparation before the final.
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Bisley
London
Charlee Merrett
Melbourne
Enuiman
Weston
Arson charge admitted in Brisbane court
George O Latety also known as Ben neulre pleaded itl in hestan ice Court before Mr Wilson FM to having we empted to retire to the residence of Mr and Mrs J A Anderson Richardisus at Lyra. He was remended for sentence to the Supreme Court to be eld in Brisbane on June 28.
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Sranimumre
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