Court hears wage claim in dairy labor case
In a case before the magistrate, Donald Fras Mvin and others claim wages under an agreement with Donald Mcinnes, dairy farmer. Testimony covered job offers, weekly pay, and alleged unmet conditions with Millicent Grace Ogden and Anthony George Ogten noting a promised wage scale and living arrangements.
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Aris Conta
Donald Fras Mvin
Anthony Opies
Tre
Anthony George Ogten
Medea
Fee
Run & Galery
Millicent Grace Ogden
Yatnes
Eine Donald Mcinnes
Wymwick
Mim “Barrie
Mili
Unions Told By Judge To Mind Their Own Business
Judge Kinnell limits intervention by NSW Nursing Association and Hospitals Homes and Laboratories Association in Morrison case. He grants compulsory entry for One Hospital Association on August 31. Nurses Association secretary not to appear. Morrison’s notice expires August 31.
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Hix
NSW, Nursing Association
Hospitals, Homes and Laboratories' Association
Dlamianal
A. J. Mocrin
Kempsey Hospital
Mir Morriaant Wea Noth
Justice Kinnelis
Nurses’ Association
Associaton Agid
Morrison
Pork for Public Sale Set for September 1
Fresh pork should be on sale to the public by September 1, the Minister for Commerce said. Mr Scully noted prices were not yet fixed and urged value for money in the forthcoming sale.
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Mr. Scully
Orient Lines to Resume Services in November
Sydney reports Orient Lines will restart regular passenger service between Australia and England in November after a complete rest. The Orion will carry ASO passengers in the first saloon and replace prewar arrangements, with a 28 day London to Melbourne voyage. The new Orca class ships are to replace losses and add capacity. pricing and exact release by the British Government remain unsettled.
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Sydney
Australia
England
Orient Line
Orienik
Mir Leslie Moruhead
Orient Lines
Ald Looy
Orion
Anip
Leslie
Tranto
Gronica
Ormonde
Brasant
Mascot Areodrome Plans For 10000 Passengers A Day
Australia’s new Mascot airport would handle about 10,000 air passengers daily. The plan features a possible 15,000‑foot runway, proximity to Botany Bay, and a future rail and road network linking to city suburbs. Minister Drakeford noted preliminary cabinet approval and joint discussions with NSW and other states to coordinate roads, railways, and facilities as the project develops.
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Australia
Mascot
Spirit of Progress
Air
Drakeford
Sydney
Rakeford
Botany Bay
Draketardould
Adelaide
Nsw
Eyaney
Heart
Jong Ce
Alogle
Wale
Numdat of
Industrial Board Reappointed for Three Year Term
The Industrial Board of the A.C. is reconstituted for three years until July 3848. Members include Chairman G. A. Windlay, labor representatives, employer and employee members, plus trade and allica experts. The board may consider removing Mr. Bennett from Transport and may appoint a comprehensive inquiry into wages in the ACT.
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Industrial Board
The
A.C
G. A. Windlay
Emier
Materman
W. Harta
J. Ing
L. O'Neill
W.J. Lind
Rowe
Akliled Tradem
Fo A. Romen
Analgsed Trades
A. Gardiner
Atla
Bund
B. Bennett
Transport
Rtuiwnt
Ulsa
TL Ln
Homtal
Murses
Gondevet
Monpital
Vandalism at War Memorial Causes Ongoing Losses
An official reports ongoing vandalism at the Australian War Memorial with bayonets removed from display, gallery plaques and picture titles torn from walls. Two months without replacements, damage extends to public memorials and statues in parks, delaying restoration of Hall of Memories and other exhibits.
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Australian War Memorial
van Datlam
War Memorial
Staie Memorial
Atatuen
Kere Hava
Pranant
Mkvons
Boy Batterer Breaks, Teen Jailed in North Hymney Case
An 18 year old youth was charged with serious bodily harm in a case where Alan Cooper an 11 year old was found unconscious under a house on Abeve Ave North Hymney Chandos Street Naremburn residents reported hearing cries and called for help Volien reported two broken oar boards after a mysterious call about a boy injured nearby Police detained the suspect after neighbors responded to the scene.
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Bydney
Frits
Alan Cooper
North Hymney
Chandos Street
Naremburn
Volien
Mysterioia
Interstate hardcourt tennis results from Sydney tourney
Results show J Dart (NSW) defeated A Liddle (QLD) 3 6 1 and D Rocavert (NBW) over H Roche 5 7 8 2 2, McArthy NBW beat Maidens (Q) 7 5 8 7, Gilchrist (NSW) beat Callaghan (Q) 4 3 3 8 3 4, doubles McArthy Rocavert NBW over Liddle Rode 9 4 6 2, Gilchrist Dart (NSW) over Callaghan Mauians 6 8 6 4. Legacy Drive to Realine at £25,000. 4000 volunteers selling buttons.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Queensland
J. Dart
A. Liddle
D. Rocavert
Nb.w
H. Roche
R. McArthy
E Maidens
J. Gilchrist
Jost
P. Callaghan
Doublow
H. Rode
Dart
Joss
K. Mauians
Legacy
Realine
Britain Can Make It Shows Gossamer Wool Fabrics At Britain Exhibit
British designers unveil gossamer weight wool fabrics praised for light texture yet washable drape. Printed floral designs in sixteen colours rival silk in clarity, promising vast new opportunities for wool products and travel wear as the September London exhibition opens.
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Britain
Wool Fabrica
London
Rail transport for wheat harvest bottlenecks warned
Mr. J. V. Green, Outdoor Assistant to the Chin Traffic Manager, warned at the Farmers and Settlers conference that a shortage of railway trucks may bottleneck the next wheat harvest. Growers were told no firm promises could be made as to available equipment, risking delayed shipments.
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Sydney
Farmera and Settlers
V. Green
Ralwaya
Beatty
Green
Bloomiy
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