Night emergency powers loom in coal strike city
The Executive Council will issue a proclamation declaring a state of emergency with penalties up to £100 for breaches. Power cuts and transport restrictions begin at midnight, affecting homes factories and all transport as coal mines resume or not.
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Executive Council
Hanlon
France
Gaz
Ne Fears
Survet
Glee
Bing
ESSE
EXOVA
Queensland Pastoral Supplies Pty. Ltd
Bowen Street
Brisbane
Denhams
Roma Street
Restrictions on operations across multiple sectors
A long fragmented notice outlines six companies and various restrictions affecting cafes, restaurants, stores, banks, offices, factories, clubs, and domestic premises. It details allowed hours for cooking, lighting, refrigeration, and water use, with specific timings for food preparation, advertising, and security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allogea
Apor
Srigadee and Pall
Oka
Irtat
ESIDE
Livis
Peranrs
Dante
Merming
Fermittr
Aosler Night Watchenee Saf Gilda
Government plans food supply focus during ongoing strike
Government spokesmen announce a wartime plan to ensure food supplies as the strike persists. Measures include rationing, transport cuts, and service suspensions with a disruptions in trams and broadcasting hours, plus electricity and gas restrictions across Brisbane and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacio
Yary
Uno
Plans For Dole Unemployment Benefit Rules
Plans outline Commonwealth ten employment benefit eligibility for those unemployed due to strikes and industry restrictions. Criteria exclude direct offenders and certain workers. payments linked to age, marital status, and residence, with weekly disbursements via Social Services and Commonwealth Employment Service offices in Brisbane and Queensland.
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Pexrane
Dave Deen
Australia
Zane
Irtent
Ls Veth
Be Gunue
Trviser Techehant Quetnsland
Sounaaneann Eimployment
wHless
Brisbane
the Commonwealth Employment
Bervite
Appligstians
Earyl
LAA
Kitstra
Squirs
Souin
Brest Bane
Kelvin Grove
No decision made by meat executive in Queensland crisis
Inquiries last night indicated about 60 000 employed in secondary industries. Queensland officials reported 90 percent arrested by power, with rising housing and transport concerns. Trade union leaders urged action, while government ministers and party officials discussed labor measures and potential intervention to end disputes.
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Meat Industry Union
Power, Light
Ati
Queensland
Vents
Twtce
Whedesads
Vansport
Service Jaupsories
Sinte and
Pederay
Pile ‘Trades and Yabouk Council
M. Manly
Employers seek general order to stand down workers in emergency
Queensland Chamber of Manufactures asks the Industrial Court to rule that employers may suspend staff during emergencies. The application, hearing set for Friday at 11 30 am, would require service on unions and employer groups. Seamen and tram workers plan meetings to decide their response to proposed court actions and wage provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland Chamber of Miaufactures
Strat
Peculalione
Min L.A. Bupeers
Jace Chamber
Momutacti
Tbe MC
Mvbvision
Nate
Willan
W Casey
Biowe
Vaal
All Rail Bans Lifted After Labour Meeting
A violent, chaotic vote at Trades Hall ends with 18 to 4 in favor of lifting railway bans. Union officials locked others in room 32 and escaped later after pressure from Labour Council and railway department officials. The cabinet’s division on electricity rationing and other amenities sparked tense debate among workers and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yentae Dey
Uoiogs
Abn
Enum
Trades
Labour Council
Itr
Harveys Luvaten Ie Eppe
Ker
Nadbersi
Hse
Operac
Iema Ely
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Rad
Cooperog
Gene Leease Betwen
Abelly
Oualle Willitles
Breptanes
Latour
IM Gale
Tito Barly
Magestad
Prezent Nat
Bere
Astmasters General
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Comercial Broadcasting
Rockric
Broadcastin Im
Rome
Ting Ny
ANG
Toowoombs
Electric
Ana Power Co, Ltd
Bea
Voorbush
Towiavile
Meckhampton
Theee Arena
Brisbane’ Gas Company
South
Sbrsbane Gas and Lags Co., Ltd
Rockimblaa
Gea Company
Hut and” Sandgate
Ipswich
EB Eats
Toave
Maryborough
Reawonraba
Ware ‘Atch
Gyitne
Towneville
Gaclan
Ute
Gympie
Tagwapintia
Burboro ‘Towneville
Reelhampton
Brte
Ahi
Howe
Dole
Diel Cahiel
Berton
Cor & Muerried
Myreias
USA
Canberra
Commonwealth Legal Authsrivies
Henry
Alan
Aden
Murareie Neon Saatary
J. Neumant
A. Mactonald
Tednyperkern
Orson
Labour and National Service
Melbourna Somle Wieltn Aye
Folliway
Wee
Nowree Uy
Ste, Chifiey
Tramway
Wnlen
Spark
Tredes
Tramways Department
Mimi Bours
Riaht
Breke
Dean Frork Tormorrow
Etraus
Dawson
Tamlon
Hontont
Sutter
U. Derogate
Soriouenesk
Troms
Yalan
IML
Ae Macdonald
U. Tation
Nolan
Speanley
George
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