Payment of attendance money suspended nationwide
Justice Kirby suspended attendance payments to about 25 000 waterside workers across Australia starting tomorrow. The Stevedoring Industry Board sought the order to compel workers who attend pick-up centres and are available for work, under previous rules paying 12 shillings a day. The Waterside Workers Federation had imposed an overtime ban in protest against a prior ruling and was fined £500 for contempt.
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Sydney
Justice Kirby
Aus
Stevedoring Industry Board
LMT
Weenie
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Eft
A Valuable Insurance Policy in the WWF Debate
Adelaide reports describe a heated discussion over potential federal consequences and payment terms related to overtime during a Labour meeting. Mr H Clarke references a possible fight to the Federal Council as unions, attendance conditions, and direct action loom. The dialogue notes government involvement and the stance of leaders on payment obligations.
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WWF
H. Clarke
Tore
Neaucae
Estonia
ETS
Walersise
Ion Wich
Avery Ewatnesign
Patty
Mney
Adelaide
Dune
Witendance Euemey
Permenth
Geile
Tor Labour
Holt
Kirby
National service meeting on refinery reform plan
In June the minister announced a cabinet convention aimed at reorganizing state service to retain qualified personnel. The report notes few participants at a workshop in Waand and details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Amineane
Arey Mt
Butter Sold to Britain Misses Target in Australia
June 3 Canberra reports a fragmented, partial note about butter shipments to Britain and Australia. The garbled text hints at postwar trade movements and centerflower mentions amid uncertain figures and operations.
Unclear record from damaged text about a purchase contract
Fragmentary notice describes a purchase of toad road at Gounedl with funds from an officers proudest fund for maree roids, mentioning a payment of £3108. The legible parts point to a financial transaction tied to road work and a central fund.
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Gounedl
Bors
Te Officers
Fatima Beck of
Anetraleste Ltd
Brewery Takes Action Over Local Liquor Scene
A historical note describes a brewery taking steps amid a controversial local liquor dispute. References to Rey's, De Leaney's Beer, and Calloway indicate a crackdown on sales and club activity as authorities respond to disturbances and public concerns about drinking establishments and their patrons. The fragmentary text mentions Beers, mart or club scenes, and reactions from vendors and officials in a tense community setting.
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Ibetr
Rey
Govmoen
Bond
Calloway
Sen
Leaney
Clube de
Jeane
Dramatic Boxing Finish With Referee Signal
Dramatic end at Welget sees the referee call the all-in as the winner is declared amid chaos ringside. Parade of licensees and spectators crowds the hotels while the ring action and late blows decide the outcome. Justice Maswell and others observe as Rabirman questions the sequence and the referee signals the final call.
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Aod
Welget
Rmeide
Mtn Sae
Robina
Bepsleay Tn Bla
Teo Robinson
Eid
Freehold Amd
Toohey
Reneeale
Parcaer
Alexander Schift
Rabirman
Justice Maswell
Dr. Seflif
Polio Epidemic Sweeps Texas Across Disease Strain
A garbled Texas news item reports a severe polio outbreak with widespread impact, noting rising cases, regional health measures, and authorities from state and public health offices. The piece cites figures and mentions hospitals, doctors, and inquiries into origins and response.
MINGTER'S Wala Butter Supply Announcement
A reads as fragmentary notice about butter availability for 14 persons at Sesoare and Pulagarh with a deadline before June 3862. Traders urged to capitalize on the price under department assurances while Mr Power pays offers.
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Power
Departaeet
Bulter Wes
Robinson Collapses In Heat During Title Fight
New York June 25 Josy Maxis retained the world light heavy title on a technical knockout after challenger Luger Ray Robinson failed to answer the 14th round bell in extreme heat. Referee Ruby Goldstein halted the bout as Robinson collapsed after the 13th round leaving Maxis the champion.
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New York
A.ap
Josy Maxis
Yankee Sendiman
Ray” Robinson
Wee Mmmble
Rabaueon Col
Sxkevetion
Ruby Goldstein
Bob Fitzsimanens
Hey
Mr Anderson Works Amid Cable Servants Census Note
Mr Anderson is described as fitting a duty while out of 108 Commonwess in Cable servants, with a brief mention of bed and related tasks. The fragment hints at duties performed away from primary duties and references a small group of workers in a cable service context.
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Mr. Anderson
Dairy Produce Prices Progress Report
Progress on dairy produce prices notes hoped price increases for July 1 and fall meat, with a potential transfer of price cases under government arrangements. Mentions 5000 tons of butter and 3500 tons of cheese possibly sold outside contract limits under overseas arrangements with the United Kingdom.
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Tae Eckson
United Kineton
Doctor's reply to Milgrave Share Common Letter
A hospital board meeting last night debated Dr Lester's reply to a statement by Dr Harris at a Mulgrave Shire gathering. The motion approved inviting tenders for hospital provisions, while one amendment sought to let existing supplier arrangements continue temporarily without tendering.
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Milgrave
Coumor
Hospital Board
L. le
J Ses Wright
Muppliers Fox
Creeny
Hr ED Umar
de. LA Lester
Ind He
Ins
J. Beewright
Long Service Leave Debate At Court
Reportedly about 400 employees face a change as 12 clauses must be inserted for long service leave. A court proceeding considers the uniform approach and a morning conference on the matter is planned.
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Sree
Sm. Ployery
Hard Fights at MacGregor Indoor Tennis Meet
The article lists results from a tense MacGregor event with players from Australia Argentina Germany Sweden Switzerland Britain and South Africa. It notes several matches across men’s singles women’s singles and mixed doubles with scores including 68 61 64 64 and 64 0 0 63. It mentions Ken MacGregor Louise Brough and Doris Hart among others winning or advancing in early rounds.
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MacGregor
Wlwsys Superiorim
Bard-hirtine
Ken MacGreeor
Austalia
E Mores
Argentina
MS Mose
Fras Beagman
Mise
Doris Hart
W. R. Stratham
Wessieten
Fieichar
Tau Ayre
Mia
Walker Smith
Frton
Miss R Walsh
Mervin Rast Ang Ming Mast
Wen Connolly
J. Bar Tall
BL Wedderburn
Ken Rowenall
WW. Thretall
JM Perehell
Forensic Looting Report From Forbes Sydney June 4
Detective Constable F Wien of Parkes reports two men arrested on charges connected to looting in Forbes. Officers seized packets of evidence and searched properties as part of a broader investigation. The case involves local authorities and ongoing inquiries into the incident.
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Sydney
Portes Solie
Parkes
Orangr
Sheemee
Kotte
F. Wien
Australian women athletes set records amid strong Dutch challenge
Australian women athletes highlighted by bold performances as Fanny Blankers-Korn and peers top efforts, with Shir fey Strickiens taking sprint events and Miss Strickiemd and Miss Jackson posting fast runs. The decade saw rain tempering distances yet sparking record trials in events from 130 yards to three miles, while competitors such as Austrahann, Carr, Wine and Landy failed to medal.
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Hela Byters
Fanny Blankers- Korn
Shirfey Strickiens
Miss Strickiemd
Miss Jackson
Prety
Bennetreord
Austrahann
Carr
Landy
Leday
Weinbergs Alsence
Doubleday
Fundies
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