Message from Chamber of Manufactures on national harmony
A Sydney note from the Chamber of Manufactures at 12 O'Connell Street urges unity for higher living standards and security. It warns against any group becoming a private government and stresses Parliament and the people must act to keep the nation healthy.
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the Chamber OF Manufactures OF
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O'Connell Street
Sydney
Vic road workers face 140 hour week debate at arbitration
Proceedings in the Arbitration Court examined the legality of a government influenced 140 hour week for Victorian Road Board employees. The hearing focused on whether the award was government policy driven and if the board followed proper advice amid political protest and claims of propaganda.
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Melrotirne
Colin Charles Grith
Industri Omier
Country Roads Board
Cine Widh
Wright Hind
Weight
Mim Interial
Opytgth
GriMmth
Barrie
O'Mark
Ubi
Nurses Opposed to Broken Shifts
Nurses oppose changes to shift patterns amid confusion over proposed arrangements. The Hospitals Commission is scrutinizing staffing and the impact on wards if duties are reorganized, with officials noting potential need to adjust admitted patients.
PIRM TO PAY 17447 FOR TAX EVASION IN MELBOURNE
The court orders Limsey and Lennard Davidson importers to pay 17447 for alleged income tax evasion. The judgment notes penalties and court costs issued by the magistrate, with Sus tive MacFarlans-Wweday-Genege and others involved.
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Pirm
Melbourne
Weilnonday
Limsey
Sustive MacFarlans
Wweday
Genege Buroain
Lennard Davidson
Y M C A Expansion in Canberra
A fragmented report notes expansion plans for Y M C A activities in Canberra. It references organizational formations and mentions a conference, with vague references to events and supporters amid a mix of unclear phrases and names.
Indian Education Discussed at Coffee Chub Meeting
W C A notes Mr de Melin spoke as press attache to the High Commissioner for India about education challenges and funding. He outlined a commission’s inquiries and a scheme to reduce reliance on money-lenders, while Indian architecture curiosities were shown by Mr de Metlo.
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Pe Melin
India
de Metlo
Stevenison
Twc.a
Mint Fea Scott
Rantern Registervatary of
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Te Gunk Apeaker
Protests Against Use of ABO Reserve for Bomb Tests
Letters and petitions led by the Common Cause Movement urge Prime Minister Attlee and President of the League of Nations to oppose the ABO reserve for nuclear experiments. signatures poured in as supporters send appeals to The Pines and major newspapers.
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Ayonry
Wednening
Protiaking Agmiewt
Great Geta
Mr Attlee
League of Colnitrat
Praplen
Theater
Moody
the Pines
Manchester ‘Guardian
Statvarant
Comman| Gauss
Chifley
A C T Basketball A Grade Reserve Roundup
Action at 2 pm features Golds against Waratah Bul inont, plus Grammar 1 versus Ex-Student Suillinton with reserves at 2 pm. Other matches include Patrick's against Telupea Burrowes, and Cauneway Hy meeting Chris tophers I, with Bluey versus Grammar TV in the reserve grade at 12 pm and High TV facing St Christopher's in the late slot.
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Golds
Waratah Bulintont
SuIlinton
SE Patrick's
Telupea
Burrowes
Pan
Christopher’s
Orborne
Barton
Murray
Cauneway Hy
Christophers I
Peisley
Telopes
Grammar U1
Dooley
Bluey v
Grammar TV
Hunt
High TV
High
Piedeldy
Chriatopher
National Football Juniors and Intermediates Schedule and Team Notes
National Football announces Saturday fixtures for seniors and juniors across Kingston Oval Northbourne and York Park with Manik Queanbeyan Eastlake Manuka and Ainslie featuring prominently. A 25 player under 16 squad will travel to Melbourne August 24 for the All States Schoolboys Carnival.
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Eastinke
HMC
Kingston Oval Tonkin
Munikay
Navy
Telopes Park
Overinorth
Ainalie
Queanbeyan
Northbourne Oval
Miller
Ainaiie
Baatlake
Wiarton
Manik
Manuka
Ainslie
York Park Brown
Eastlake
Kingston Oval
Toohey
Keanbeyan
Queanbeyan Wark
Smith
York Parke Brayton
Deechworth
Hitardello
I Dini
G. Ghiraruello
R Tayir
N. Payton
McArmour
Newcombe
Lee
Seynoida
Prendengeat
Paxton
Flaherty
K Flaherty
Bonnerly
Tindan den Gughin
Maloney
Pollard
Jewkes
Mahuke
Dolyglas
Abiler
Gauxthur
Emertin
Ruthie Brekbers
Roberta
Meelime
White
McKinory Brat
fMr
Melbourne
Acton Racecourse
Uni
Quean Deyan
Baal Nake
Welk
Queanbryant
Cantles
Commander Riley Led Anti Submarine Forces Across War Front
The record notes Commander W. C. Riley, OALE, RNVR ATOE, serving at the outbreak of war commanding anti submarine craft at Dover Patrol. He later held HMR Erica and led operations along Malta Bomb Alley, then taught at training establishments in South Africa and the United Kingdom during and after D Day, rising to a senior naval staff role in Antwerp Ghent and Zeebrugge.
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Par Riey
Dover Patmal
HMR
Erica
Corvetton
Earort
Alex Andris
Toorak
Malta
Cdr
Riley
Good Hope
South Afric
Hm.s
King Alfred
Ahw Staff College
Greenwich
Europe
Khig
Antwerp
Ant
Zeebrunge
Ghent
Bruinluttel
Adnira
Ro Portal
Ds.c
Joint Chiefs of Stam Iu Avatiaia
Varsity Women Rugby Burlesque Match Report
A chaotic report covers a varsity women burlesque rugby match with referee controversy and disjointed play by players from multiple schools. It mentions teams, rules, and a disputed call under unclear circumstances, reflecting a muddled account.
State not responsible for hold up in building materials
Officials say delays in material supply are not the state's fault. The communication cites procurement issues and transport bottlenecks affecting construction timelines across departments.
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