Railway Unions Fight To Restore 1927 Award Terms
In Brisbane a major arbitration hearing opens to seek restoration of the 1927 railway award terms. The Australian Railway Union and other unions challenge government changes, with leave entitlements and wages among key issues. The case runs at least four days, possibly longer, led by ARU Queensland secretary Mr T Mirea plus several unions.
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Brisbane
March
Seductrial Court
Momday
Australise Railway Union
Winl
Wnices
Tin
Queensland
ARU
T Mirea
She Osinne
Com Wimeiner
Uniam
Fragmentary Weather Note Highlights Seve Award Mentions
A garbled OCR fragment mentions awards and convenience to people, but the text is unclear. It references two of all Seve awards and suggests a broad consideration of processing or access. No concrete names, places, or dates are readable.
Confined to Wages Court Ruling Sparks Uniformity Debate
A fragmented notice discusses wage uniformity and the pace of law in the Coot rei vide jurisdiction. It notes concern over pay scales, 48 hour limits, and immediate action, though details are unclear due to garbled text. The piece centers on economic fairness and regulatory timing.
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Pristie Ecoese
Neve Core and Lord Hawke Amid Far Reachings
A cryptic report from London dated March details the Neve Core's response to a feverish situation involving Lord Hawke. The text hints at unsettled matters and troubling proposals, with mention of measures and deterrents tied to the Plymouth or metropolitan context.
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London
Maren
Lord Hawke
Cost of living hits highs in Canberra report
Canberra report details rising costs across households with figures on inflation and living expenses. Government figures show price increases in essentials, while analysts warn of pressure on families.
Ambiguous ballot contest lines in colonial election
Fragmentary report outlines candidates including Home Secretary EM Etaniom and Mr P McCrae, with notes on relief jobs and national issues. It mentions a local seat in a northern district and doubts about coordination among rival contenders, reflecting unsettled political tensions.
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Home Secretary
EM. Etaniom
P. McCrae. Ganger
WIFE'S DUTY Campbell's Trial and An Awful Gale
An Amitratian Case Service report from London on March 6 describes a trial and stormy weather. The account notes a gale affecting conditions and a mayor named Armerong arriving during the event.
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Campbell
Wigretou Naval Victory Report Sparks Confusion
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a naval action and names Jeeta or similar, with unclear details. The readable elements suggest a maritime event or tribute but lack concrete places, dates, or organizations.
Unclear historical transport delays affect Cairns region
Fragmentary report notes ins mapendased efforts to maintain mail and passenger services amid delays. A road motor service operated from Babindi to Aloomba with returns to Cairns. mails en route to Truma reached Cairns post office just before 10 am while the motor return arrived in Cairns in the afternoon. A regular road service will be maintained over Richter’s Creek and additional mail backlogs were addressed at Hrnivtail by the Postal Department. A launch departed Immisfail at 9.30 yesterday morning and reached Cairns in the afternoon.
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Babindi
Hassenson
Chargle
Cairns
Richter’s Creek
Hrnivtail
Immisfail M1
T!o
Deeral
Mulgrave
Buibery Creek
Sind
New South Wales
Babinda
Deerai Fishery Faille
Fishery Falls
Piinaw
Dire Fexira
Weathered dispatch traces rail mail delays in Queensland
A garbled report from London notes heavy rains in the Peninsula area delaying mail service. It cites railway and river obstacles near Laura Maytown and Cairns, with plans to use sea or alternative routes to maintain postal delivery to the south.
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Cooktown
Laura
Laura Mailman
Fairview
Palmerville
Maytown
Thie
Fragmented political notes and flood outage updates
A garbled report mixes political remarks about a government program and electors with weather and flood impacts. It notes March events, Parliament discussions, and electoral context alongside road and river conditions impacting travel and communications. Debris in Mulgrave River and a new bridge need are mentioned.
London Police Alleged Corruption Report Fragment
Partial OCR text reports alleged corruption involving London police. Mentions Babinds selling traciline near Fishery Fall and north tale, references to a bridge over Harvey Cree and stray animals. Details are fragmented with unclear names and places, page continuation indicated.
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Harvey Cree
Alec
Eieley
Benders
Sterling Moves Threaten Britain Amid French Attitude
A brief note reflects unsettled currency shifts and diplomatic mood as Sterling weakens amid a tense stance from Britain and a wary French line. The item hints at market pressures and shifting alliances in the postwar era.
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Britain
Hitler Makes March Moves Amid White Paper Debate
Berlin reports indicate Herr Hitler postponement and Britain's rearmament to Germany’s perceived aggressions. Paris observers call the delay a diplomatic maneuver as German aerial defenses and underground shelters are expanded. Goering’s offices and the Gestapo oversee large excavations beneath Berlin at Petticoat Lane and nearby sites, screened and guarded for potential wartime use.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germay
Germany
Britain
Adda
Serra
Aerie
Gene
Goering
Howes
Tite
Train Speed World Record Reported
A brief note reports a world record in train speed highlighting the Paige type i general use of the companys shearer teas being cleared.
Flying Thrills to Forced Landing of Governor's Wife
Lady Young wife of Sir Hubert Lee See a Partheca Rho lesia and Dr Kerby Government Medical Officer survived a forced landing near the Zambesi River while flying from Livingstone to Cusack Fort. The craft narrowly avoided crashing into the Sebungwe area. Cars were dispatched from Cokwe eighty miles away but roads were impassable. aircraft access was limited.
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London
Lady Young
Hubert Lee
Partheca Rholesia
Kerby
Zambesi River
Livingstone
Cusack Fort
Sebungwe
Cokwe
Young
British air expansion signals European peace effort
London reports the air scheme's growth to 414 additional squadrons by end of 1908, increasing total regular squadrons to 1340. The plan, recalled by the Marquess of Londonderry, notes a government decision to begin long delayed Royal Air Force expansion despite reluctance.
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London
March
Marquess of Londemderry
Marquess of Londonderry
Royal Air Force
Wheat Exports Levy With Restriction Report
The White Paper outlines a proposed levy with restriction to be mutually decided by the Dominions and Argentina. Britain and Argentina face uncertainty and the Dominions may resist the plan, with tensions over whether beef rather than mutton and lamb should bear the levy. The overall situation remains chaotic and cost risks rise as uncertainty spreads.
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Dominions
Britain
Diommons
Motion regret on March 11 faces undecided terms
A brief note indicates March 11 will feature a motion of regret with the Labor party seeking preference and the exact terms of the censure motion currently undecided, leaving the outcome unclear.
RMAM Complaints On Wane Paper Omission Critique
Berlin reports a leading complaint against the Wane Paper for omitting favorable progress in the British German Italian disarmament talks. The issue notes that Germany only began arming after major powers failed to reach a general arms reduction accord despite long negotiations ending with a March 16 1934 memorandum.
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Berlin
Germany
Community Spirit debate over youth waning and German press
The article argues that youth decline stems from community spirit rather than militarism, contrasting Tealian views with Tealian upbringing. It notes headlines in the Press about Germany's harsh reception of the White and cites the Allgemeine Zeitung's unfriendly note on the First Order.
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Tein
Germany
Allgemeine Zeitung
Firat
Greek Rebellion Uneasy Ultimatum From Athens
March 5 dispatch from Athens reports General Condylis issuing a 24 hour surrender ultimatum dropped by aircraft. After expiry, 21 planes bombed Seres aerodrome and rebel forces estimated near 5,000 were attacked by government troops. Heavy artillery to follow as rebels retreat toward the Struma defenses. A cruiser was sent to assist a figure named Schmacht, while the withdrawal continued.
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Athens
Condvfs
Sltimatum
Seres
Cabinet talks stall as delicate talks fail to yield results
London March 6 cabinet discussions yielded no clear decision with officials saying little progress. The morning session reportedly addressed tense issues among ministers and potential policy moves remained uncertain amid limited new information from sources.
Turkish Precautions in Sofia March Slump
The Turks in Sofia prepare for tense days as Greek reber tensions rise amid warnings and strategic precautions. Officials expect possible clashes and emphasize crowd control, border checks, and diplomatic outreach to calm the region.
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Sofia
Cities of the Dead. Athens to Alexandria flying boat report
Passengers aboard the Imperial Airways flying boat arrived in Alexandria after a final stop at Athens before the alteration of the comic. The report mentions Athens and Piraeus in connection with a “cities of the dead” reference and notes a minister involved in the discussion.
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Alexandria
Imperial Airways
Athens
Pireus
Naval Estimates Rise Amid Fleet Modernisation Talks
London reports an increase of 50,000 in naval estimates driven by modernization plans. The 1935 programme outlines three cruisers, destroyers, three submarines and 15 other vessels. New allocations include Mediterranean cruiser deployments to balance ship numbers. Total civil and service estimates reach 554 million pounds, up 13.5 million.
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London
Starkey
Aret
Mediterranean
Megiteranean
Civil and Service
Budget Deficit Threatens Tax Relief Hopes
The leet faces a deficit of £21,000,000 after defence and civil estimates. No provision for meat and beet subsidies. Defence and civil revenue services total £241,068.08, the highest budget since 1922 Geddes axe cut taxes remained unfunded.
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London
Defence
Neville Chamberlaitrey
Victien
Civil
Geddes
Abattoir Strike Brimbane Reports Divided Arbitration View
The Trades and Labor Council led by Mr. B J Bryan expressed support for arbitration amid a prolonged abattoir dispute. He indicated the movement remains favorable to arbitration despite ongoing tensions, noting unusual circumstances affecting the workers’ stance toward approaching the count.
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Brimbane
Moreh
Timbana ‘Trades and Labor Caumeil
BJ. Bryan
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