Labour Leaders Back Arbitration Law in Industrial Strife
The Federal Government defends the Arbitration Court and 48 hour week amid timber and waterside strikes. It cites penalties and past policy, while Labour leaders face accusations of inciting lawlessness and political gain from unrest. A review by Bruce and Latham signals possible changes to penalties to sustain industrial peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Transport Workers
Australia
Watersiders
Theodore
Federal
Labour Party
Arbitration Court
Queensland
Scoflin
Bruce-Page
Industrial Peace Conference
Bruce
Latham
Sydney letters on art culture and urban beauty
The Sydney letter surveys protests over timber disputes and unemployment as art and learning take focus. It covers the Society of Artists exhibit opened by Lord Stonehaven with George Lambert, prize artworks, and the push to beautify Sydney through public streets and a proposed Fine Art Minister. It notes university events including graduations, student reunions, and a dramatic Deaf and Dumb Society protest over a welfare director's dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Artists
David Jones
Lord Stonehaven
Tim
Sydney Ure Smith
George Lambert
Sydney
Ure Smith
Deaf and Dumb Society
Elizabeth Street
City
Hersee
St Luke's Hospital marks tenth anniversary jubilee
An unusual ceremony at St Luke's Hospital celebrated the tenth anniversary of the hospital board's first meeting. A jubilee book signed by 30 founders, a Canberra fiorin, records of the opening, speeches by the Premier and by Mr Hemsley, plus a replica golden key, were placed in a casket in the hospital quad. The casket will be opened on St Luke's Day 1977 when records move to the Mitchell Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Canberra
the Chieath
Phillip Street
Bagin
Hemsley
D'Arcy-Irvine
Canun Lee
P. Street
Sydney Morning Herald
Taylor
St. Luke's Day
Mitchell
Diamond Production and South African Riches
The article describes deep and costly diamond mining near Pretoria, comparing modern mines to Colorado canyons. It cites the Diamond Mine near Pretoria opening in 1896, with 36,217,144 carats recovered from 116 cubic foot loads and a value over £30,000,000. It notes rising American demand and suggests price stabilization by South Africa’s parliament benefits jewelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Pretoria
Commonwealth Jeweller and Watchmaker
Colorado
Rae
America
Beware the Cough of Cold That Hangs On
An ad for Creolyptol promotes a emulsified creosote remedy claimed to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germs. It boasts quick cough relief, stomach absorption, and treatment of bronchial conditions with guaranteed satisfactory results or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creolypol
Dewars Whisky Feet of All Whisky Dewars
A short notice lists Dewars whisky and notes Samuel Allen and Sons Ltd as agents for the brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewars Whisky
Feet of Alll Whisky
Dewars, Samuel Allen and Sons Ltd
Dazzling Smiles Are Dull Smiles Polished Bright
An ad touts a Pepsodent based method to remove films from teeth and gums. It claims modern science offers a new approach, detailing a ten night gum massage routine and gradual whitening. It emphasizes fighting decay-causing germs and tartar with daily brushing and film removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepeeden
Dental Science
Pepeedent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia
REX Pure Foods
Rex
Pye
Isgitt Jones Pty
LTA
Deamon of
United Provisions Ltd
Curem
Federal National Parliamentary Party
Salec
G. J. Grice Ltd
Shields Street
Cairns
OUR
Cairnia
Timber Ami
Art and Learning
Gael ‘Theatre
Commonwealth
Charles Wheeler
Mary Edwards
R. Jackson
Bronte
Moore
The
Blue Mountains
Howard Ashton
Thea Proctor
Wm. Dobell
Wilkinson
Fose
Willian Cullen
Mungo MacCallum
RS. Wallace
Senate
Manning House
University Union Refectory
Society of Service
Sydney University Women’s Social Service Society
St Luke's Hospital
China
Sung Fa-hsiang
Changte
Australian Oriental Company
Kadkdin
Acrost
Actogen
Pia
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