Clothing union urges import ban lift to curb unemployment
Melbourne Monday reports the Clothing Trades Union warns that removal of import restrictions on piece goods could raise unemployment in the clothing industry. Secretary Mr E Smith says union opposes lifting restrictions on finished goods but supports importing piece goods.
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Clothing ‘Trades Union
Toay
E. Smith
Telopea Primary Ends 30 Years of Growth and Achievement
Mr Hurrell described a strong enrolment rise with 12 per class across 13 classes and 42 pupils per class on average. He congratulated 130 pupils advancing to secondary education in 1955, noted staff additions, praised junior relay teams at State Schools championships, and introduced 120 infants moving to primary next year.
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Sugar export rebate details announced by Trade Minister
The Export Sugar Committee has set a December rebate on auger content for approved fruit products and processed milk products exported abroad excluding New Zealand. The rate is 4 6 per ton for auger content and £10 10 per ton for sugar content, announced by Minister for Trade and Customs Senator O Sullivan.
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O'Sullivan
Counsel Accused of Subterfuge in Saffron Move
In Sydney the Liquor Royal Commission heard claims by Dovey QC that counsel for four men alleged to have fle wore access to state documents. Saffron seeks trial moved to the Supreme Court, with arguments over validity of the commission and potential transfer from Quarter Sessions. The Crown’s position and questions about warrants were discussed as hearings continue.
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Uae
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Nightcub
Abraham Gilbert
Supreme Court
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High Court confirms murder conviction in Wollongong case
The High Court upholds the murder conviction of Anonia Kereses and two fellow Hungarians for the 1951 killing of Mrs Lucy Arrows at a Wollongong hotel. Money and jewellery were stolen from the room. Appeals by all three appellants were rejected by the Court of Criminal Appeal.
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Anonia Kereses
Vellongong
Ateresses
Mra
Lucy Arrows
Hira
Barrows Wan
Wollongong
Hupsamians
Two More Potson Victims In Yass Hospital
Two more of the fourteen persons who suffered poisoning after dining at a Yass boarding house were admitted to hospital. Terrance Mitchell aged 19 and Marie Mlemore aged 18 were among the victims. Detectives collected samples from remaining food and kitchen ingredients and sent them to a government analyst in Sydney for examination. Police suspect mice carried a toxic substance from a broken bottle into sugar used in meat. Eleven of the fourteen victims remain in hospital as the tiny facility strains to cope.
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Yass
Terrance Mitchell
Marie
Mlemore
Feary
Tatk
Reidents
Bendstreet
Sydney
Ar Faye Fine
Wem
New Contract For Sale Of Dried Fruits
A new contract outlines terms for the sale and delivery of dried fruits including price per long ton and crop surplus details. The document notes variations in quality grades and references international trade considerations and recent market developments affecting demand and pricing.
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Three Years Gaol for Forgery
A 21 year old accountant Desmond Acquin Gaffney was sentenced to three years gaol in quarter sessions for forging 12 cheques totalling £2904. A Tasmanian University graduate and former Taxation Services (Sydney) Ltd. representative, he and a detective allegedly emptied the client Leonard Moss's bank account, drawing from a N/S bank account.
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Sydney
Desmond Acquin Gaffney
Tasmania University
Gaffney
Far North Coast
Taxation Services (Bydney) Ltd
Gattney Hull
Leonard R. ‘Moss
Butetier
Wyralah
Lismore
Naval trainee prom Canberra receives wings
A Canberra man among 30 pilots to receive wings at a Passing Out ceremony at Point Cook today was Acting Sub-Lieutenant K N Knowles. Acting Sub-Lieutenant R E Melver of Barc dy also received wings. Commodore E C B Price presented them. Pilot K J Killin of Holland Park Brisbane topped the course, now the first under BAAS training, taking a year instead of 18 months.
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