Britain Sets Example For Vital Industrial Conference
An essay on the Mead Conference between British employers and the Trades Union Congress council. Led by Sir Alfred Mead, later Lord Melchett, the gathering aims to craft a policy for reorganization and industrial relations. The report, six months work, is seen as a historic charter for British industry.
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England
British Commonwealth of Nations
Co Cil
Trades Union Congress
Phiitoin
Alfred Mead
Lendl Melchet
Council of the
Trade Union Congress
Lord Melchett
Imperial Chemical Combine
Conference On Industrial Reorganisation and Industrial Relations
Industrial Council proposal dominates conference program
The conference endorses a two council plan with a National Industrial Council and voluntary Joint Conciliation Boards to handle disputes and push rationalisation. It aims to formalise union recognition, reduce victimisation, and align industry with scientific management for peaceful industrial progress.
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National
Geneva
National Industrial Council
Wnienfem
Process of Transition for British Industry
A British industrial conference seeks to guide a transition from old competitive practices to a new, more humane and democratic order. It outlines topics from production costs and rationalisation to labour’s share of profits, housing, pensions, and arbitration. The interim report flags defects of past conferences and emphasizes knowledge of a new scientific organisation of industry to empower workers and strengthen the empire.
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Trenewal
Alli
Lourd
Scientific Organisation of Industry
Britain
Waratah Cricket Club elects officers for coming season
Waratah Cricket Club held a Monday night meeting at Golden Vale Cafe and elected Captain Ron Thompson, vice captain Refreling, and a committee including Mc Ron Thompson R Gelling and H Burns. Secretary is Tom McCoombe. Members listed include Ron Thompson R Gelling W A McDougall T McCoombe H Burns and others. Batting and bowling averages for 1927 24 are reported.
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Waratah
Golden Vale
Ron
Thompson
Carttain
Mc Ron
R. Gelling
H. Burns
B. Trelling
Tom MecCoombe
Waratahe F
Ron Thompson
W. A. McDougall
T. McCoombe
W. Hannisfry
R. Blackmore
EF. Blackowre
K. J. Ward
H. L., Jones
T. Foster
Hamilton
K. Mahoney
A. Hooper
Atherton Socials Highlight Youth Fancy Dress Ball
The School of Arts Hall in Kairi hosted a children's fancy dress ball with wide attendance and joyful dancing to Tolga Jazz Orchestra. At Upper Barrow Mrs C Hasaip Rosa hosted a lively gathering in Mrs Hampton’s drawing room with late games on the verandah and refreshments.
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Marecha
Mrs. Rodgers
Ravenshoe
Brisbane
Barron Valley Hotel
Atherton Hockey Team Defeats Gordonvale in Close Match
Atherton beat Gordonvale by one goal to nil in a keen hockey encounter at Atherton. Miss Aartin and Miss S McKeown starred for Atherton while Miss Gammie and Miss S Brown shone for Gordonvale. Five pounds was taken at the gate as fans praised both sides.
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Gammie
S. Brown
Atherston
Aartin
S. McKeown
Jim
Atherton
Inabel Arnott
Misa Te Jones
Gordonvale
Lefreng
Tolga
Rexona Soap Promises Youthful Skin Beauty
An advertisement touts Rexona Soap as the key to a clear complexion and youthful bloom. It claims daily use improves sallow or tanned skin and notes testimonials from women in various circles, with price details and wide availability.
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Miadlord
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Waratah Club
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Moe
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TY. Foater
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Sharples
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Burns, Philp and Co. Ltd