Sir Henry Bolte bows out of politics reports from MELABOURNI
A scrambled 1930s style report notes Sir Henry Bolte announcing retirement and Rupert James Hamer as Victoria's Premier candidate. It references party leadership shifts, public statements on Liberal fortunes, and the coming state election with mentions of migration portfolios and national figures. The text blends fragmented names, dates, and places, preserving the sense of a historical political transition.
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Melabourni
Rupert James Hamer
Victoria
Ir Henry Bolte
Sidestepped PS Demands Government Action At Campaine
Fragmented report describes government sidestepping demands in a political flap. It references Australian leadership, deadlines around May, and a push for persistent action while noting tensions over price and policy stances.
Six Die in Unclear Incident as Names Listed in Fragments
A damaged OCR fragment reports six dead with scattered names and places. The text mentions individuals including Santina and several unclear surnames amid references to a collision or incident. No coherent timeline or location is clearly readable.
ACT wages Up as prices climb in wartime era
Widespread rises in grocery and consumer costs were reported as wages failed to keep pace with inflation. Officials noted a shift in buying power, with households adjusting budgets amid shortages and rising rents. Trade groups urged price controls and producer accountability.
Industrial leaders clash over apprentice training in Melbourne
Minister Lench criticises employers for opting out of training, saying skilled tradesmen are being hired from others. He urges better at work training standards, warns the industry risks and nation’s future if apprenticeship numbers fall. Federal efforts cited as leading but costs must drop through improved framing quality.
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Dabeur API National Service
Lench
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Printing and Allied Trade Employers Federation of Australia
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Meeting on Typists Pay Vote Sparks Public Union Meeting
An ACT branch public meeting on typists pay, called by the Commonwealth Public Service, addressed a proposed pay differential by the Public Service Board. Speakers critiqued the plan, pledged to organize women workers, and discussed forming women’s groups across departments. The gathering followed a prior session and aimed to press for better wages and representation.
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Union is called on to end strike in Geelong foundry workers
Tuesday hearings before the Arbitration Court were adjourned for a further inquiry into the employees' demands. Geelong factory workers walked out over working conditions described as harsh and dangerous. Union leaders insist on improved terms, while management cites disruption to production across Ford Motor Company plants. A wage dispute and strike tactics are under scrutiny as the case proceeds.
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Hirmyd Auto Castings
Ford Motor Company
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