Rise In Canberra Basic Wage Sparks Mixed Reaction
Canberra base wage rises set for May with a 4 shillings weekly increase for all workers and a 3 shillings weekly rise for adult females. The changes, announced by Deputy Industrial Registrar B M Martin, reflect wage history in the ACT and come as part of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court period.
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Employers Pleased Unionists Critical Over Wage Adjustments
The Associated Chambers of Manufactures reports employers are satisfied while union leaders criticize the wage rise plan. Officials warn marginal differences are temporary as basic pay increases cost the government millions. grocers and builders fear rising costs will pass to consumers. Local governments caution about fiscal strain from higher wages and new tax structures.
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Aluien
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Terie Aon
B. Stewart Frasee
Building Industry Congress Kids Primary Producers’ Union
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Wright
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Ae Hil
Imereaardt
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Avi
Nene
Ceneral
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Prine Gentral Aystems
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Baingr Pal
Living Costs Rise Across Australia In March Quarter
Canberra reports a nationwide rise in living costs with the Commonwealth Statistician H Carver noting an average 27 percent increase in March. Key drivers include higher food and grocery prices and utilities, clothing, footwear, and household items. Regional variations show Melbourne and Adelaide around 14 to 43 percent while Tasmania, Western Australia, and South Australia show notable gains.
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Bysinay
Rapa BT
Andy
Mobart
Erea
Victoria
Weal Aumenlia
Evi
Wage increases across Australia and New South Wales
A report outlines a new wage increase across states including New South Wales. The basic wage rose from £6 16s to £11 15s with broader adjustments in inflation affected items such as food, clothing, and fuel. Estimated total private-sector cost reaches about £82 million, with higher prices noted for groceries and essentials.
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Eugene Aula
Staten
Harriman Likely Democratic Pick In Turbulent Nomination
Fragmented report from a chaotic Democratic race cites Harriman jockeying for the party’s nomination. It notes Truman’s warmth toward Harriman, Kefauver’s ambiguous support, and Blovenson’s withdrawal amid shifting endorsements and influential party debates shaping the New Jersey and national conventions.
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Kefauver
Truman
Democratic Party
Marriman
Aadial
Strom
Devaey
Nears
Robert
Long Range Plan APNE Thursday Proposes Wheat Policy
The Auderttan Woentgrowres Federation proposes a plan to the Minister for Commerce linking future wheat prices to world market terms. It calls for guaranteed prices to protect producers and suggests a shift in marketing from a fixed price to a consumer-friendly framework, aiming for a target impact around £10 million in relief or stabilization.
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Auderttan Woentgrowres Federation
My. U.K. Nook
Byniney Niegmin
Aid
Irmo
Eaport
Tateenafiona
Federation
Areo
Westarting and Private Army Captured in Belgium and Indonesia
A garbled report recounts a public prosecutor in 1698 tracing events around a Westarting invasion, a private army resistance, and deportations. It notes a figure linked to Indonesia facing charges of willful disobedience and an alleged attack, with Belgian officials refusing extradition.
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Fa Oexi
Robinson Retains Title in Dramatic Third Round KO
The report notes Robinson overpowering Graziano to defend his title in a third round knockout before an indoor crowd of about 3,780. The challenger pressured early, but Robinson landed decisive blows as Graziano struggled, and the referee ruled out a knockdown before the bell. The outcome solidifies Robinson’s hold on the crown amid the era’s radio and vision audience reach.
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Johnson
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Imac
Ind
Graeiaog
Atene
Hata
Reply to Communist Melmoutne at Trade Council Meeting
Sir Vincent Tewson answers at a public council session in Australia addressing alleged tax issues. He emphasizes government legitimacy and rejects attacks on his presence, asserting Australians deserve accountable leadership and clarifying taxation stance.
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Vincent
Ausa
Australia
Perann
Coal tribunal uncertainty in the iron industry meeting recap
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a coal tribunal meeting with participants from the Miners Federation Federation Engine- drivers and Firemen's Association Amalgamated and other unions. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text. The record hints at union participation and industry concerns but lacks clear outcomes.
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Fmardey Caledon
Unicum
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Two Towns Abandoned As Flood Rises
Flood forces evacuation across Missouri and nearby states. Lieutenant General Urwin Pickett reports 17 000 people moved from 50 towns as the Missouri and Mississippi rivers overflow. Government officials and residents seek flood control measures amid widespread devastation and warnings of rising waters.
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Army Enementa
Flor
Citerani Town Wertinwees
Ianda
Loan Council warns on Commonwealth loan programme outcome
The report discusses likely effects of a Commonwealth funds programme, noting a failed £75 million loan and the broader impact on public works. It covers government reliance on reserve credit, possible shifts to private capital, and anticipated budgetary consequences from the loan deficit and future borrowing plans.
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Wu Cormunany
Commonwealth
Hamu Corfiens
Ioan
6500 Guineas For cerning and related notes
Fragmentary report on horse racing with mentions of guineas values 6500 and 11480 and bidding by owners G and K Newton. References to Australian record, 1928 payments, and specific names and figures indicate a racing auction or sale summary.
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Wille
Cate
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Benne
Aed
Guiness
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Duke at Games and Patricia Cruise Planned Britain Visit
A fragmented report notes Duke of ernutgh Hive planning a July voyage aboard the motor vessel Patricia during Olympic events. The trip aims to include stops in Britain and Norway, with connections to Trine MY Hower and Reatime.
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South Africa Opp parties unite against discrimination
In Capetown a joint declaration by the African National Congress allied groups, Labour Party, and Torch Commando vows to resist the South Alien Act and defend rights, urging united action. The rally features leaders and pledges to oppose government restrictions and uphold constitutional protections.
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