miners strike actions stir public opinion in arbitration debate
The article discusses growing concerns over how miners are treated by authorities and the public, amid union militancy and calls for government control. It notes Commonwealth actions to curb strike financing, the arbitration principle, and potential reforms as the Coal Industry Board prepared to rule. Public sympathy fluctuates with the prolonged dispute and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mxarciens
Caormuniats
Monista
Anne
Arewancoe
New South Wales
Unite
Maine
Svoitini
Coal Industry Board
Sherinra
Commonwealth
Partica
Mineral Federation
Wang Hey
Rugby Union Daylight Training and Weekend Matches
Daylight rugby training continues as teams prepare for Saturdays matches at University ground. Fortuity, Northern Suburbs, and other sides face referees Mr Hutcheon and Mr J HO Markey in 49 minute halves, with semifinals leading to a final. International moves include Lek accepted to Australia and Canberra events noted. A separate tragedy near Alexandria reports a four story building collapse killing women and children.
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Emma
Ae. Eeame
Tantra
Aoeanern
Bumrha
Iter
Manuia Cvel
Forestry School
Military College
Bi Hutcheon
BMC
Northern Suburbs
J HO Markey
Tainucen
Ropatra Ie
Citer
Sina Gy
Pugh Comuminationwr
Australia
Offa Vile
Lek International
Hax
Bertiah Ign Commie Ager
K E. J. Willian
Canberra
Kinng College
Trinity Grammar Meat Mons
Sydney
Mfearia
NB Union
Ralaake Vantarre
At. Patrick's College
Deraing
As & Ganer
Weather report fragment for Rouen and surrounding area
Fragmentary meteorological bulletin covering Rouen and region. Notes cloudy day with variable wind shifts from NW to NNW up to 29 mm and gusts. maximum temperatures and wind speeds mentioned with uncertain timing and several garbled data points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruerra
Sfonaay
Tazameyrac
Rouen
Acreen
Pam
Fire at Mental Laundry in Kew Asylum Damages Estimated £400000
A blaze swept through the Kew Mental Asylum laundry causing extensive damage estimated at £400000. Investigators focus on how the fire started and whether fault or accident contributed to the blaze that affected patients and surrounding facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe Goutbirn
Jepan An
Huncendore
Kinda
Adaminaby
Kew
Ballyng
Stevedoring Board Moves to Function Immediately
A political shift in the Amatealian stevedoring sector sees the Minister for Shipping announce the immediate functioning of a new Stevedoring Board. The Commonwealth administration asserts the Waterside Workers Federation remains dormant while the board, led by Kirby as chair of the amending commission, assumes powers to regulate sea labor.
Naurans Unfairly Treated By Administration BUABANE
A damaged OCR fragment reports alleged abuse of Naurans by authorities. It mentions Rev Robinet, London Missionary Society ties, rehabilitation claims, and accusations at a United Nations council meeting. It cites famine conditions, British Phosphate Commission exploitation, and criticism of administration for failing to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adtminiats
Robinet
Rotorlun Club
Ula
London Missionacy
Ciety
United Nations Trusteranip Council
British Phosphate Commission
ALP Candidates for Advisory Council Election
Five members of the Australian Labour Party seek seats on the Advisory Council in September. The party will field three candidates. Ian Pulleam is named for the Annapital Guard section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACT Ranch
Australian Labore Party
Preachoe
Ulan
Ehadee & Tea
Advisory Council
Take Lo Conte
Ballery
Labore Party
Ian Pulleam
Annapital Guard
Transport Strike Tension Rises as Union Presses Workers
Monday reports indicate renewed pressure over a dock strike linked to the Transport and General Workers Union. Protesters gathered near Caladian Sea and Trafalgar Square while union leaders urged all workers to stay away from work as talks with the government stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantena
Faye
Emily” Ruck
Canada Nine
Transport and General Workers Union
Alt
Caladian Sea
K. Thomas
Uammities
Governments Avoid Coal Talks Amid Regional Disputes
The article reports that governments will not participate in proposed coal talks. The talks, initiated by a union and the Prime Minister, aim to reconcile regional tensions and set a framework for a nationwide conference. The ACU president is expected to back the plan and pressure for a recovery of work at several sites. The NRW strike and industry delays affect Queensland, Victoria, Western Australia, and Youth Australia.
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Ste
Log
ACU
Charny
Cotta
NRW
Ax Mainern
Queensland
Victoria
Western
Austraia
Youth
Australia
Progress Committee Influence Across City Rallies and Invasion Claims
An unclear historical clipping claims the Progress Committee infiltrated country towns before a shearing event, repudiating a Provo Committee as resolutions passed by a narrow margin. The memo cites Moscow instructions to the Central committee and mentions figures like Lars Hae and My Wilson in a convoluted supply of names and directives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corenhiat Party
Prvetenn
Lars Hae
Hydney
Awa
Mocs Retwry
Wilson
Penverel
Moscow
Progress Committee
Eanth
Vocal recital in Herman features refined restraint and subtle color
A frail account of a recital in Herman where Rudalf Benoe and Werner Mary lead a program including "The Tandman" and "Fespen My nonaur" with open road mood and Rachmaninoff pieces. The performance balances controlled dynamics, varied attack, and careful accompaniment to showcase refined vocalism and musical nuance.
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Lemor
Rudalf Benoea
Lae Albert Mall
Bingine
Herman
Tralian Prete
Bougtiak
Nhl
Athuns
Laney
Werner Mary
Cently
Tile Apie
Rachmaninot
Wyxnere Colonie
Vacant A C T Jobs Retained for Local Employees
Officials from the Department of Works and Interior report retained vacant ACT positions for local workers as a measure amid material shortages. Contractors bring in additional labor to the territory while private firms hire immigrants and residents for carpentry and related tasks, with government supervision of housing and site accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Works and Holding
Department of the Interior
Department of Works
Oasly
Venterda
Faye Shone
Iorena
Ste
Taal
Iltalde
Joba Isle
Sutalde
Nak
Tanger
Roy
Red Air Force Observers Debate New Types and Improvements
Observers praised the Red Air Force for remarkable speeds of aircraft but disputed exact counts of new types and improvements. The report notes pilots such as Lt. Col. Anakiin were involved, with Prивda claiming details on actions and safety measures amid wartime secrecy.
Brown Not Included in Davis Cup
London reports Brown not in Davis Cup plans as G Brewn wins three Basen championships events in Bat Harday amid heat. He defeats Wo Choy af Ching 4 83 in men’s alates. Daily Telegram notes federation confusion and Ing drerwein team on look. Wimbledon outcome sees Bromwich Beaman rival claims, while Brown stays away.
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London
Mommy
G._Brewn
Bat Harday
Wo Choy
Af Ching
Tregrapn
Auocration Association
Ing Drerwein
Sladdad
Bromwich
Beaman
Ell
Brown
Thieves Miss £190 In Safe In Remote Plaza
Murky robbery report details thieves taking £50 from a local shop at an unnamed corner, using improvised tools to force a steel safe. Police note a £100 was ignored and a bike at the shop’s front remained involved in the scene.
Melbourne man charged with concealing birth on Monday
A Melbourne case reports a middle aged woman charged with concealing the birth of a newborn child. A local auditor was detained by police as the investigation continued, with authorities promising further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bale
Melbourne to Receive Overseas Coal Shipment
A recent shipment of overseas coal is due for Melbourne next Monday. The Victorian Government has arranged the purchase and delivery to the port, with the vessel expected to arrive in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
New orders sought to freeze Communist Party funds
Arbitration Court hears bid to freeze and recover money withdrawn from bank accounts on June 29 linked to Communist Party finances. Proceedings detail cheques, alleged improper withdrawals, and efforts to protect court payments while authorities investigate criminal implications.
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Communist Party
Sydney
B. J. Hooks
Commonwealthy
Man fatally shot at Miranda in domestic tragedy
A 38 or 39 year old man was fatally shot at Miranda while with his wife and seven year old daughter. Police responded to reports of a shooting near a yard and transported him to St Secrer's Hospital where he died. Investigators called it a homicide.
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Byoney
Sumday
Tig
Tamara
Miranda
Kleew Maad
Erekindt
Eala
Rurhedd
Secrer's
Victoria to unload Indian coal in Victoria incident
A garbled report claims officials in Victoria discuss unloading Indian coal amid Union Labour involvement. The Premier referenced delaying or unloading actions, with unclear details about times, places, and participants. The text drifts into unrelated aviation and weather mentions, making precise facts hard to extract.
Elected as Hon Rotaryan Rotarian Honored at Canberra Club
The Canberra Rotary Club conferred an honorary rotarian title on Mr Martenve, with Acting President Dunbar presenting the ceremonial charge. Marten spoke of support from Re and Australia’s government, correcting misstatements about Benain and praising unity among Sinhalese Tamil Malays Burghers and Buреe. Far-reaching economic notes touched on rubber and cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Benain
Mattensx
Wien
Martonke
Gary Trumpnt
Aone Anid
Hotee
Ehlene
House of Representeven
Ehom
Ini
Sata
Unions Win Permission On Funded Union Powers
A court ruling discussed unions using Fundy funds for lawful purposes. Justice Faster indicated the matter to the Registrar of the Court and noted scrutiny on consent for drawing from union pay, superannuation, and supplementary work funds. The decision centers on whether funds may be drawn for stated union administration needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke Keeani
En-Porte
Herbert B. Changther
Emmunt
Cuthbert Ralph
Cuthbert Ralph, a Monnuirné anticline atm Sam= MMM Waa joined xem
Ein Wuniat Party
Ian
Sona
Emrmiak
Ordre Ralph Jr
Rodney Committee
Fuad
Natle Ponter
Rate
Dave
Arbitration
Tel Daurne
Nxt
Ralph Cauilo
Crowy
Lnstead
Tuving
Westerstay
Lindsay
Sharkey, Grainger and Simpson
Not & Aero
Eeahene
Way
Sone
Se ‘Lawn
Mtd
Yenith Council
Unios
Jay Hoke
Utd
Superammuatine
Dovey
Royal Melbourne Show Inquiries Open Until July 30
The Royal Agricultural Society announced today that general entries for the Royal Melbourne Show, running from September 22, will close on July 30. Many Welsh entrants have accepted invitations, and a show judge from Wagga will preside with the panel led by Mr. Irr Wagga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melourne
Moniay
Royal Agricultural Hocioty
Eine
Wagga
Juige
Cowie
Callide Open Cut Mine to Resume Operations
A garbled report indicates the Callide Open Cut Mine is set to resume work after a pause. Mentions a mine site near Callide, with references to operators Thies Bimatner and Queenaland Pty Ltd, and the Callide Open-cut Colliery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callide
Aribhank
Mandiy
Cale Hinenpem Sett
Minday
Mel Tan Ten Anvenseita Blively
Callie Quemont Calliary
Thies Bimatner
Queenaland
Cale Lide
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Canberra Grammar School
Doys
Sanamence
Cerufewe
David Rereesy
Throretan
Peermacy
Mr. forala _neviver
Ehane Tah
Cal
Davies Ghai
Canberra Times
Rwestay Tuly Ian
Rugby Union
Wilding
Alexandria
Pandenka
Wairhaim
Lipa
Duvteicy
Une 44
Humrs
Enud Gam Yeatorday
TNETY
Shan Tey
Federan Tanvaramene
Rometor
Industria Fonditione
Commonwealth AC
Kirby
Critunal
Omemhara
Healy
Rampunten
Nitloia
Reed
Bern
Wateraue Workere Federation
Ehipawnera
POR
Aw.u. Saceenates
A.C.T
RED Air Force
Thie
United
St Age
Bieut
Anakiin
Prevda
Henly
Umionist
Smeanni
Caunell
Cial
Anderson
Lawes
Julia Gavidon Waters
Densch
Soineew Society
B. Revage
Witt
Dackers
Ship Ininees Society
Ory
Ath
Reymmur Hed
Aaidier
Iottweay
Dole
Sandi
Howe Ik
Ugni-Iulenat Murphy
Allen
Willamistown
Newenellen
Mascot
Ight
Unions
Fundy
Brisbane
O'Sullivan
Tee
Elvis
Gayerny
Tanya
Regerul
Sureicu
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