Arbitration Court urged to resume hearing on nurgita case
Resumed urged action dominated by ACTU leaders as unions seek to restart hearings within two weeks to avert industrial trouble. The disputes involve wage rates and a marginal line proposal affecting over 100000 workers across electrical trades and related unions.
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Atirnday
Arbitration Court
Neremees
Mr. A
Monk
ACTU
Otset
Nur
Wectrical
Teaces
Matal Trades Unions
le Weking
Andlireetty
Amon Tint
Amalia
Fenmiary
Oura
Evonomie
Hennive
Eisenhower Signs Bill To Outlaw Reds
President Eisenhower signs legislation aimed at outlawing communists and criminal offenses tied to subversive activities. He vows permanent measures against violent agitation and names key figures and targets in the crackdown.
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Ermnent
Vigloncs
Moora
Dave Deen
Offenicen
Agnizot
Alger
Budget Debate Highlights Critique by Opponent Calwell
The opposition leader Calwell critiques the Budget noting limited relief for pensioners and wage earners. He urges depreciation of investment allowances and criticizes the government for not strengthening the real wages and social services while promising little to the electors.
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Lander
House of Representatives
Calwall Sera
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Lenatone
Treamrer
Costa
Calwell Poten
Tony Panaloners
Calwell
Jaliah
Baske Waxtournet
Exhibit highlights and weather forecast at regional fair
A chaotic report covers exhibition features including lighting and decor, with displays on pre cut names and local crafts. It notes hours today and tomorrow, shifts in start times, and numerous regional notices alongside a meteorological forecast of fair weather with light showers and snow flurries in higher areas.
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Pattic Menzies
Attigarcive
Cronovho
Jival
Dimea
al Opa
Sua
Ski Club Plans Snow Hut and Committee Review
The Ski Club confirms a five member committee to study safety standards and potential damages for a hut project, aiming to support a summer program at Rosciuska. A grant from a local trust backs the effort, with meetings scheduled around the ascent of Mount Everest and other peaks. Next weekend the club plans a weekend trek to Konel.
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Ponaibie Altos
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Dh Koneiuako Parte Trust
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Governor General Attends Opening of Murrumbidgee Port Flota Show
Vice-Regal yesterday attended by Lt Colonel Giiliat and Visiter Wagia Wagga. Governor General performed the opening ceremony of the seventh channel show of the Murrumbidgee Port and Agricultural Association.
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Labour refuses place on foreign affairs committee debate
The Labour Party blocks its seat in the Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee debate on housing allocation and government policy. Opposition criticism centers on committee secrecy and the handling of reports, with calls for broader representation and public access to proceedings.
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O Connor Apologises For Public Service Criticism
The report records Mr O Connors apology to Dr Rutland Wilson after criticising public servants last week. He supported an independent review of the Public Service and clarified a dinner in Canberra rather than Melbourne where Dr Wilson attended informally.
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Litat Waele Jr
O'Conner
O'Connor
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Selbourne
Seuport
Canberra
Melbourne
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New Plane Service From Canberra to Wollongong
Transport authorities announce ANA and TAA operated air links linking Canberra, Wollongong, and Sydney. Flights run northbound Canberra to Wollongong on Tue Thu Sat with 1.85 pm depart and 2.43 pm arrival. southbound Sydney to Wollongong to Canberra times vary, with back services starting early morning.
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Nam
Mgnt
Tah
Gareices
Proposals For New Bridge Over Mujonglo River Discussed
The Paul Works Committee will discuss plans to alter the Mujonglo River bridge and replace the Commonwealth Avenue bridge. Interior Minister Hank Hughes announced in the House of Representatives that the proposals would be referred to the committee.
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Anti Diphtheria Campaign in Canberra Progress
A government health drive reports a month to completion after holidays in Canberra. Officials collected parent information on diphtheria treatment for children and are now reviewing completed circulars.
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Obituary Edith Clowry of Canberra
The death occurred in Canberra of Edith Clowry of Griminy Monaro Crescent aged 67. Born in Dallaluta Braidwood she was daughter of Thaman and Johanna Preach Mornington. Survived by husband and daughters Helen Patricia two sons Francia and Felix predeceased. Funeral at Canberra Cemetery after mass at St Christopher’s Pro Cathedral.
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Mornington
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Clowry
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Wna
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Francia
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YV WICA Silver Jubilee and Events Held
Jubilee celebration details outline a meeting of the Canine President and board of directors with postal and scheduling notes. It lists speakers Betas Mya La and Row esral secretary of WEA along with craft demonstrations and term classes starting in September.
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Cut in Coffee Price Soon in Melbourne
Melbourne reports a planned price cut of 1 Ip from 10/6 to 9/0 for coffee by Gibne Pty Ltd. Ltd the managing director Mr. Hie Casa denounced the move today. The price of coffee had begun to fall and production was decided. traders were not yet affected in Australia.
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Hie Casa
Australia
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Etal Fater
Kent Hughes
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Mt. Buroniio
Helsing
Akin
Eltrea
Vale
Substantial Progress by Orchestral Society at Canberra
The Canberra Philharmonic Orchestra reports growth to 17 members with diverse sections including violinists cellists and brass. Conductor De Pieter Xruithot outlines new aims, international scores and planned concerts while noting dedication to health and community charity events.
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London
Hunger Strike disrupts Fairbairn talks
The report notes tensions during a hunger strike tied to Fairbairn and a minor dispute. Officials say a real campaign could escalate, but no action will be taken against the men involved despite complaints.
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Schools On Holiday Across City After Winter Break
Grammar School started Fontsrday while public and church schools except Heamen will return after September. Eskminda will review from September 1 to 1.
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Camunda Chel Wn Brothers’ College
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Major Shipping Lines Cut Fares For Off Season Travel
Seven leading shipping companies plan lower rates from September to December. Orient Line ships will be about £400 cheaper per round trip, with overall reductions averaging 13 to 30 percent to boost off season travel.
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Wedinemtay
Gale
England
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Unes
Labour Women Conference Delegates Named for NAW ALLE
Eileen Kelly and Mrs L J Miners will represent the ACT at the NAW ALLE Women’s Organization Committee conference. Also attending are Shop Assistants’ Halon official Ian Healy, and clerk union delegate Moo Miners. Cornell Alan Kelly to attend third time.
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Ainslie School Maincort Evening Program Review
Annamored by parents the Ainslie School held an evening program with tents and displays. Students performed while some attendees stood and moved around the chairs during the intermission.
Budget Woes Slow Stromlo Observatory Work
The article reports funding shortages hampering the Stromlo Observatory's projects. Minister Kent Hughes cites insufficient annual appropriations and unsettled finance, listing specific costs for telescope repair, workshop rebuilding, and new equipment.
Hall Junior Farmers Plan Field Day
Hall junior farmers outline a field day on Saturday September 11 at Mr Greta's property. The programme features vegetable growing poultry preparation sheep and cattle judging and a home science display with prizes and demonstrations.
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