Ex servicemen to enter skilled trades under wartime dilution plan
In a second reading on the Tra nt Rights Regulation Bill Adm Inter for Labour and National Service Mr Holloway outlined a scheme to admit ex servicemen to engineering boiler making blacksmithing electrical and sheet metal trades after training. Central and local committees would oversee employment terms for different categories of trades with probation and trainee pathways and protection for recognised tradesmen.
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Baby Restored To Mother After Abduction Attempt In Sydney
A 17 month old girl was abducted in Sydney and returned to her mother within an hour after a teenage girl took her to a railway worker’s home and then tried to depart with the infant. Police arrested a 19 year old as she attempted to board a train with the man’s aid. The mother and police remain puzzled by the episode.
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Fifteen year old forged withdrawals in Sydney theft case
A Sydney police report states a 15 year old girl stole her grandfather's bank book and withdrew £125, leaving £4 2. She confessed fully to the crime and claimed the bank book was missing and that only £4 2 remained. She said she spent some of the money in adventures with English tailors.
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Tenant rights case nets fines in Sydney court
A stenographer testified in Special Federal Court that a tenant was cut off gas and electric, and deprived of laundry access after refusing to pay extra rent. Landlord action cited as interfering with tenant rights. Raynes Hume Lascillian Manfred fined £16. tenant Milas Semper Fidella Monahan reported candle lit conditions for a month. health inspector visit noted as part of the mayoral notice.
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Watersiders End Strike and Vote to Return to Work
A statewide vote ended a major strike by watersiders and miners, with union members directed to resume work tomorrow. Premier’s direction influenced the decision, and about 85 percent of miners are expected back at dawn. An ongoing rift with bacon manufacturers over labor costs was noted, as logistics for coal shipments to Brisbane proceed.
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Cigarettes Seized on U.S. Bridge Ship Mariposa
Customs officers continued their search of the liner Mariposa on arrival as passengers embarked. About 28,000 cigarettes were seized, an average of roughly 100 per day, with labor unrest and waterfront activities noted alongside military presence and invited guests on board.
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