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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 05, 1956

Page

10

Union Campaign For Safety In Trench Digging

The A C T Trades and Labour Council will push a fighting campaign against safety neglect by foreign building and contracting firms in Canberra after Dr A B Gardiner warned of dangerous trenching. He cited collapsed trenches and a 20 year old Italian migrant’s death as proof of inadequate timbering and precautions. Delegates urged department inspectors and unions to ensure firms meet awards and safety practices.

A.C.T. Trades and Labour Council Canberra A. B. Gardiner A.W.U Vincent Beale Perggine Aialle Gardiner Lantons J. N. Applebees Tralian G. TaAtease

Demonstration of engines at Can-Chub by Vacuum Oil

A petrol engine demonstration by Vacuum Oil Company will be held at the Can-Chub tonight with Moliggas representatives and the public present. A cutaway engine, five films on components, and test effects will be shown before a talk on lubricating oil.

Vacuum Oil Company Mobligas

George Medal for farmer in Newry rescue

Victorian farmer John Alfred Miller received the George Medal for rescuing a pilot from a burning plane at Newry on October 18, 1955. Clarence Peter Semmens earned the Queen's Commendation for brave conduct in the same rescue attempt.

Peace Or Perish Says Toynbee Warns Of Atomic Threat

Professor Toynbee warned that abolition of war might be impossible without risking human extinction due to atomic weapons. He argued nations face a crisis era, with distance annihilated and global populations mixing, demanding new governance and stronger social justice to avert catastrophe.

Arnold Toynbee Toynbee Canberra University College Earth Australia Indonesia Malaya Ainsuring

Trans port and General Insurance opens Civic Centre offices

The Port and General Insurance Company inaugurated its new Civic Centre offices in the Bailey Building London Circuit marking its official opening. Sydney remains the company headquarters with 12 NSW branches and nationwide reach. Attendees included MP A Fraser and local manager F M Harris along with Canberra Hospital medical superintendent H Forrest.

Transport and General Insurance Company Civic Centre Bailey Building London Circuit Sydney Counry N.S.W A. Fraser M.P F. M. Harris H. ®. Forrest F. Keane Canberra Hospital A. 8. Lane Canberra Forrest P. Seif

Soviet Trade Delegation To Visit London This Week

A Soviet trade delegation led by V A Malyshev deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers will arrive in London this week, the Foreign Office announced. The visit signals continued economic ties between the USSR and the United Kingdom.

Russian Trade Party U.K London A.a.p.reuter V. A. Malyshev Council of Ministers of U. S Foreign Office

Manpower Shifts in Britain Spark Political Clash

In Parliament Chancellor MacMillan defended ongoing manpower shifts as necessary for national interests amid car industry layoffs. He dismissed fears of a general recession while Labour leaders challenged government policy and called for inquiries and worker compensation talks with unions and British Motor Corporation.

London A.A.P. Reuter Britain Mr. MacMillan Daily Mail MacMillan Commons Richard Crossman Labour M.P Coventry British Motor Corporation Labour Party Harold Wilson Bedlam House of Commons Wilson

Plane sabotage bill aims to make interstate damage a federal crime

Washington dispatch reports a proposed bill would classify sabotage of aircraft, ships, or vehicles involved in interstate commerce as a federal crime. The measure seeks federal jurisdiction over such acts, reflecting concerns over security in transportation.

Washington P.rauter

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