Nurses Award Unionism Debate In ACT Courts
A contentious move to enforce compulsory nurse union terms faced legal review as ministers and officials weighed Crown Law authority. The January 16 submission to Crown Law authorities sparked discussion on ambulance loading and hospital staffing under the Nurses Award of 1846, with the Commission seeking clarity on power to compel union membership and related conditions. The hearing featured questions on arbitration, Commonwealth powers, and whether the ACT could alter award provisions while preserving protected union rights.
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Baniaie Basie
Pagel
Mourd
Yeaterday
Boars
Jon
murMie
Emsoyes Peters Ion
Nuros’ Awerd
Sual Jwlong
Curt Deve
Ah Marard
Joe
Bnaker
Ns Ct Tay
LW. Chap
Donnelly
Commonwealth
Fe Rowe
Kcct
Attorney-General's Department
Bertrand Russell Calls for World Peace by Century's End
Sydney audience of 1,200 heard philosopher Bertrand Russell urge peace by century end to ensure human survival. He likened racial and colonial tensions to a dangerous past and condemned aggressions, urging global governance and abolition of hatred in a session in the Assembly Hall.
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Bertrand Russell
Sydney
Lord Russell
Assembly Hall
Dufarent
Tomas
Wallie
Blummell
Results of State Poll Delayed Criticised
The report notes delays in delivering election results from One Bib country party at Bonnstein. Brunner comments on government delay and the small margin separating Labour and other parties. He stresses that the government could hasten results, while Labour’s support is queried as to the final majority and ministerial appointments.
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Rydney
Montay
Bib
Ate
Une Resulta
Bonnste
Brunner
Dallalle
Irmo
Clat Labour Party
Funeral of Mr J J Frimley
Funeral notices reveal the passing of Mr J J Frimley after a long illness. The service will be held at the family residence with pallbearers from the local lodge. Interment will follow at the city cemetery with members of the Young workers union attending.
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J. J. Frimley
Government plans subsidies for cultural groups
Government authorities consider sustaining subsidies for cultural groups as plans grow to support jubilee celebrations. Officials say cultural organizations will be invited to share proposals and coordinate events, with oversight to ensure fair distribution and avoid conflicts.
Tender for Elldow Weir Tender dispute over joint bid alleged
The Managing Director of MacDonald Industries of Cane terre and ydney Mr Warren MacDonald disputes a tender for the construction of the new Baldou Weir. He claims the Morrivon snudeon bid was coordinated with the Pampas company and Algmed to submit a joint tender.
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Elldow Weir
MacDonald Industries
Caneterre
Ydney
Warren ‘MacDonald
Baldou Weir
MacRonald
Companiog Tad Algmed
Thatit Fampanion
Iryparutinn
Weather snapshot defies clear data in garbled OCR
Fragmented weather notes show inconsistent times and figures with mentions of maximum temperatures, wind, rainfall, and regional forecast terms. The text is unreadable in places, but hints at a regional forecast and obstinate weather conditions across periods with stray numbers and city names.
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Sarometre
Syeipereare Sk Se
Dalidee
Spm
Maximam
Mus
Alatoit
Canmerwa
Fairbairn
P.m. Seeter
Stoners
Rome
Alpe
Emergency seating discussed as government faces war decisions
The article reports a government plan for an emergency session on Thursday to address war decisions, domestic defenses, and possible international actions. It notes opposition views, anticipated topics including Russian intervention risks, and the need for a comprehensive defense and United Nations stance.
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Varioneng
Fatllasiut
Mensich
Asia
Cormimuniam
Austrasie
United States
Australia
Minlavr
Tesirabla
Monsine
Ruuwian
Drve
Indo-China
Alould
Malye
Ida
Vague Regency Notice From Early Canberra Post
In Canberra Berry Howe district a small memorial committee met on a Monday morning to discuss a pension petition. Attendees included Hon. W. J. Mekell and Mrs. Jonkina of Xvneton Victoria, with references to Margiade leave and Privy Council procedures in a distant government context.
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Falun
Woomolang
Victoria
Mim. Jonkina
Xvneton
Victona
Privy Council
Iusuel
Flood Relief Appeal Run By WCA Seeks Donations
A local WCA flood relief drive requests donations to aid victims. Funds will be directed through trusted channels for immediate assistance and long term recovery.
Brick order restrictions hit Canberra region projects
The Works Director states orders for bricks are restricted for Canberra Woden Queanbeyan and Cooma projects, with bans expected to persist for weeks. Supplies are strained, delays common, and retaliatory actions may follow from authorities in New South Wales.
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Cantorre ‘Beithe
Queanbeyan Allding
Wass
Queanbeyan
Tame
Potts
Canheere
Cooma
Canherra
Sedgman Favoured Again For Wimbledon Title
Sedgman remains the favourite as play continues for Wimbledon. Local reports from London note Sedgman’s rising form and solid technique despite a rain threat delaying several matches.
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Sedgman
Wimbledon
Philippines Fourth Independence Day observed abroad
The Philippines Fourth Independence Day will be celebrated in Armtraila at Sydney University this afternoon. The ceremony features President Quiring and Minter Carlos F Ror Smilie with many guests, a BBC broadcast, a Philippine Nations reunion, a Milan song, and performances by Betty Moyala and Ade line Agbayunt with Darie Banvoe and Tedily Mure ques.
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Philippines
de Ry Regula
Apakors
Armtraila
Bydney Universy
Quiring
Carlos F Rorsmilie
We United National
BBC
Philippinoa Nations
Mra Lusbain
Betty Moyala
Adeline TT Agbayunt
Mewes Darie Banvoe
Mureques
Olie Dunes
Honorary Degree for Philosopher Named Russell
Melbourne Kiniversity plans to award Doctor of Letters to visiting philosopher Sir Bertrand Russell. The event follows an invitation by the Asian Institute of International Affairs to deliver a series of lectures.
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Melbourne
Monany Melbourne
Kiniversity
Tomig
Brian Philoraper
Berrand Russel
Egren
Lord Rouswou
Russell Farie
Austree
Jewel theft from cathedral altar shocks London crowd
London reports a jewelry heist at a cathedral altar where jewels valued near 100000 were stolen. The cross and jawels vanished but later recovered under a hedge, with investigators noting expert planning. Authorities fear inside access and potential international trafficking as suspects await further action.
Queuille forms new French government amid postwar shifts
Independently of a coalition, French Premier Queuille announces a new cabinet with Paul Reynaud as Prime Minister and a broader Socialist Catholic Republican mix. The move signals a cautious shift rightward while maintaining unity across factions as Britain and the United States watch the European crisis.
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Pople Repub
Sted Buites Depa
Ron Atv
Tuui_Alexander
Almaina Fordien
Lo Dante
Interpre
Morey
Truman
Tea Reynmid
America
Tom
Ant Alowansier
United States
Australia
Piwry
Wat Arne
M. ‘Queuille
United Press
Bidaul
Catholic Popular Repubicans
Australian Bundles Industry Review by Minister Casey
The Minister for Development Mr Casey released a review of the Australian bundling industry noting the need to expand capacity. He cited a two thirds capcity approval for Unit Capi and potential investments of up to 112 million pounds for line upgrades at postal facilities and other needed networks.
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Suurne
Monda
Casey
Stoney
Asonaay
Providex
Din
Ete Communications
Anthony Auld
Music aid victims bystander concert abroad
A fragmented notice describes a music event in aid of victims with unclear names and locations. It mentions a charitable purpose and a concert bringing together local performers to raise funds, with details partly garbled.
Road repair applications in town prompt funding check
The town faces a €300,000 need for repairs to roads damaged by storms and floods. Acting Minister for Local Government Mr Jamil announced applications will be sent to the Water and Sewage Boards for main road maintenance and emergency works.
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Bremler
Jamil
Weulern
Andy Evsnar
Inland drought drives cattle and fodder crisis across Australia
Across inland areas farmers report devastating effects as cattle move inland amid drought reshaping production. Flood relief authorities plan emergency support with aircraft and truck convoys to regions from the coast to the interior, while hundreds of herds face dry conditions until relief measures stabilize.
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Sydney
Monaay
Australia
Animala
Produceta
Tistrutmting Co
Chanenee
Mollands
Cael Vonarla
Niles
Clarence
Wey
Tay
Flood damage survey reveals four years of crop losses
P.M.C. surveys show flood damage across districts with 12005 to 18000 stock losses and widespread land degradation. Anthony, a Richmond grower, reports green stock destruction and land scoured to sand hills and gravel. Roads eroded, telecommunication and transport links damaged, delaying recovery.
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Aydney
Raan Growers
Mastee
Anthony Peletgs
Anthony
Richmond
Relia
Prime Minister Sends Condolences After Tragic Hoods Loss
A cable from the European Union expresses sympathy for victims of recent events in RAW. Prime Minister acknowledges the sorrow and extends condolences to families affected, noting shared grief and solidarity with those impacted by the tragedy. The message emphasizes support for those mourning and calls for unity during the period of mourning.
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Beton
Atflock Okpenaninge
NRW
Slunth Ie
Hovde
Grattan
Jock Garden Ralemed From Sydney Trial Camp
A terse Australian dispatch reports Jock Garden released from a Tumbaroone camp today after a trace of imprisonment. The wording indicates upheaval affecting the Irish or Australian sporting circle with Garden's status clarified.
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Sydney
Impristene Yar
Fas
Tumbareonie
Endowment Payment Plan Outlined by Muster Tor Officials
Details announce endowment payments to families from June 20 with automatic transfers to bank accounts every twelve weeks. Mothers must file forms naming bank accounts. funds can be withdrawn anytime but accrue until needed. Senator Spooney notes rapid processing while ensuring payouts to recipients within six months of claim.
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Muster Tor Octalervicen
Monator Spooner
Paynwat
Se Xaid
Social Services Departments
Harenth
Bing
Spooney
Propaganda Claims U S Dropped Potatoes in Europe
A fragmented report from a wartime era source claims United States forces dropped potatoes into Germany and Colorado during East European operations. The text mixes garbled names and places, noting Moscow relations and official protests over alleged potato drops as a dangerous action.
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Stondu
A.tale
Moscow
United Staten
Pidnex
Germany
Hadlo
Gavin Wat
Waanington
Ue Monee
MEY RAM TY LE ap Tae Sates aaa DEee ma Archbishop as ed the ere aS thony
Fragmented OCR text mentions various names and roles including Mr Anthony, Mr Hubert Oppermast, and Mr Jensen connected to Sydney manufacturers and commissions. The passage is garbled with mis-spellings and lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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R. J. Weteter
Kewkor
Bradford
Aya Hey Chamber of
Ceereeaaey
Chartres Twiners
Queensland
Saas Wa
Hubert Oppermast
MALA
John Jensen
Bee Supply
Thorpe
Sommerer
Bydney van “ Manufactures
Gorenee Curamainieatore Comission
Aid Me
McDerendt
Tea prices fall for a farthing a cup report
The note claims tea remains priced at a farthing per cup, cheaper than anywhere else. It mentions a government committee and a ten mile trail, with remarks about an elderly man and weak drinkers. The piece references a teawatering event and a price of 8/4 forms, urging limited pours and noting a local miller’s doubt about anyone paying more.
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Tr Ny
Gal William
Post and Telegraph Director Announces Rate Change
Melbourne telegrams report the Director in charge of Posts and Telegraphs announced a temporary telephone exchange housing plan. The move aims to adjust weekly rates while new buildings are erected and occupied, affecting local operations and upcoming schedules.
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Melbourne
Montag
Pat Om
England
Enarad of
Posts and ‘Telegrapha
Queanbeyan Council Faces Trusteeship Debate and Ground Cession
The Queanbeyan Council faced a heated debate over ceding ground for trusteeship. A majority vote supported continued control, detailing the path forward, while discussions highlighted financial and governance implications. Local officials weigh referendum timing amid policy guidance from the Department.
Hint of South African Move For Republic
In Pretoria on Monday South Africa might break from the British Empire and the London conference. The Nationalist Party leaders spoke in Rustenburg signaling moves toward independence and a republic amid internal political tension.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Cortae
Loctor Dunges
Alronbhold
Rustenburg
Wevonsary
Tewull
London
Fia
Africa
Nalinnakiet
Republi
Amre
Binlan Aidhie Miniter
Taial
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W.C.A. Flood Relief Appeal
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