Award Variations Are Unacceptable in Railways Dispute
Sydney unions seek a further variation to the recent award change. The Conciliation Commissioner will decide on Thursday whether to empower the Railways Commissioner to enforce rostering during the coal strike. The unions claim the variation creates wage equality and seek fortnightly rostering to ensure average hours and penalties are counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mir
Austin
Railways
A.f.ulle
A.R.U
General Rains Over Most of State
General rains covered the state with strong winds and rough seas. A Nimmitabel grazier near the town predicted losses of about 1000 sheep after last week's snowfalls. Rain continued with more expected tomorrow, while a Qantas Catalina bound for Lord Howe Island turned back. Lancaster from England arrived late at Mascot due to bad weather, as towns like Tom, Bellbrook, and Nambucca Heads logged substantial rainfall.
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Bydney
Nimmitabel
Qantas Catalina
Lord Howe Island
England
Mascot
Bellbrook
Nambucca Heads
Applications for Social Relief in Sydney Rise Sharply
Applications for unemployment benefits rose sharply last week to exceed the thousand mark. State totals show 140,444 unemployed. Sydney metropolitan 1,466 and rural areas 304. In the city 84,557 people receive social service benefits, more than double the country total of 35,887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Canberra Rugby League Prepares After Yass Victory
Elated by a Sunday win over Yass, the Canberra Rugby League team plans three training sessions this week at Kingston Oval 4:90 pm to field a fully conditioned side against Goulburn next Sunday. Selected players include Reynolds Almond Hasselgrove O'Brian Southwell Betta Hawke Sty man Newman Olive O'Reilly Dinnerville Cameron Archer Gathyher Speering Walters.
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Yass
Canberra
Goulburn
Kingston Oval
Reynolds
Almond
Hasselgrove
O’ Brian
Southwell
Betta
Hawke
Styman
Newman
Olive
O'Reilly
Dinnerville
Cameron
Archer
Gathyher
Speering
Walters
Royal Canberra Associates Championship Finals Preview
The final of the associates championship runs 36 holes today with Mrs Penglase facing Mrs Tregear. Other finals include the Lady Jeance Cup defending by Mrs Galloway against Dawkins Howe and Moore, and the Mary Horan Cup match play with several closely contested quarters and semis. The draw for the associates foursomes sets start times from 10:15 a.m. with pairs including Tregear Wallace Penglase Downes Wright Cooper and others facing varied opponents.
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Penglase
Mra. Penghase
Matron Wright
Mra. Downes
Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Tregear
Mra Drew
Mra. Dawkins
Rei
Kenny
Kelly
Mix
Galloway
Aitken
Dawkins
Mary Horan
Mrs. McKerrow
Mrs. Howe
Malleach
A. Moore
Jeffery
A.m. Drew
Rolfe
Horan
A.m
J. Kelly
Dawkina
Thompson
Fryer
Balmford
Reid
Blackman
Langker
Orr
Moulton and
Parbury
A.m. Stokes
Kilmarti
Amateur Golf Championship sees Watterson and Enderby advance
At Royal Sydney R Thorne and L Mailfert exit as Alan Watterson pac akes 7 5 par round to beat Thorne 12 and 10 and Keith Enderby defeats Mailfert 2 up. Other results include J Lemon over C Esdaile 5 and 4 and A Black over B Fitzpatrick 5 and 4.
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Sydney
R. Thorne
Wagga
L. Mailfert
New England
Royal Sydney
Thorne
Alan Watterson
Mailfert
Keith Enderby
Watterson
Faulllous
Harry Hattersley
2D. N. Weeks
Hattersley
Werks
Beaulta
A. Watterson
RJ. Thorne
J. Lemon
C. Esdaile
P. Heard
D. Davies
T. Tanner
L. Stuart
H. Berwick
F. Griffen
J. Stephen
R. Plant
A. Black
B. Fitzpatrick
TD. Sharpe
L. Patterson
J. Grant
G. Thompson
J. Ratcliffe
M. Storey
Falstein Seeks Remission of Fines from Gov General
Mr S M Falstein M P said he would petition the Governor General to waive the £320 fines imposed last year for alleged Customs offences. He plans also to ask the Central Executive of the ASP to review endorsement for federal elections amid comments in the Special Federal Court about Walter Sternberg's case and related invoices.
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Sydney
S. M. Falstein
M.P
McKell
A.S.P
Falstein
Salen
Walter Sternberg
Isles
Sternberg
Sternberg Fined in Customs Irregularities Case
Sydney based Sternberg faces £240 fine in Special Federal Court for customs irregularities tied to Falstein. Prosecution argued Sternberg aided in undervalued invoices and misused licenses with Swiss suppliers. Sternberg denies guilt while appeals are planned. prior related fines cited from last year.
Co-operation as bulwark against world Communism
Australia’s High Commissioner Mr Beasley urged stronger Australia Britain United States ties at a Australia America Association luncheon. He warned that world Communism threatens more than WWII and urged full co operation to support Britain amid postwar financial strain.
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Bydney
America
United Kingdom
Mr. Beasley
Beasley
Australia-American Association
Trocadero
Austra
Royal Canberra
Waalia
Britain
Wollongong
Moss Vale
Goulburn
Salary Increase Sought by Public Servants in Australia
Melbourne report says the Commonwealth Public Service Organisation seeks a 26 percent pay rise for the public service, covering temporary staff if approved. Organizing bodies claim living costs have risen about 50 percent since 1859, with half the rise occurring since a 25 percent increase two years ago.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Public Service Organisation
G. W. F. Smith
Smith
Lottery results from Sydney draw No 1885 announced
Principal prizes listed with syndicates and names: First No 57068 Tom and I Syndicate E Horne Renwick Street Alexandria. Second No 89184 Lucky Fred Syndicate F Langham c o Pioneer Coach Bexley. Third No 2104 Out of It Syndicate A Maniali Pitt Street City. Fourth No 48405 C Stott Boundary Road Pennant Hills. Fifth No 84901 Hop ing Syndicate J Keecham 73 Willarong Road Caringbah. Lottery No 1886 to be drawn tomorrow.
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Sydney
Tom and I
E. Horne
Renwick Street
Alexandria
Lucky Fred
F. Langham
c/o
Pioneer
Bexley
A. Maniali
Pitt
City
C. Stott
Boundary Road
Pennant Hills
J. Keecham
Willarong Road
Caringbah
South African Coal Shipment to Sydney Ordered
The final 30 000 ton coal shipment from South Africa is en route to Sydney as the first of three consignments ordered by the Government. Premier Mr McGirr announced the initial delivery should arrive mid next month with a large quantity of coal at about £4 per ton, costing at least £120 000.
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Sydney
South Africa
McGirr
Exeas
Hi Y Conference Effort Supports Melbourne Camp Delegates
Senior Hi Y Club members in Canberra organize two person teams to raise funds for £15 to send three delegates to the annual Hi Y conference at Camp Manyung near Melbourne. They earned over £2 from wood chopping gardening and duties during the weekend and over £1 serving tea and biscuits at the ACT table tennis championships. The September conference will feature a talk by Mr. John Forester-Paton president of the Work Alliance of MLA C A.
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Canberra
Camp Manyoung
Melbourne
A.C.T
John Forester-Paton
Work Alliance of ¥.Mlc.a‘s
Hire car ranks to be set at Canberra centres
An applicant reports hire car ranks will be established at Civic Centre Kingston and Manuka with options for garage or ranks. Successful operators must have first class vehicles on the road within three months of receiving plates. Three applicants are said to be from Sydney and one from Melbourne.
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Civic Centre
Kingston
Manuka
Department of the Interior
Sydney
Melbourne
Patrols Mounted For Illegal Fishing In ACT
Fishing inspectors patrol ACT streams following reports of illegal fishing near Queanbeyan and on the Cotter River. The ACT Anglers Association president Mr C J Ratford says three additional inspectors have been appointed. The season opens on October 1.
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A.C.T
Queanbeyan
Cotter
A.C.T. Anglers Associaton
C. J. Ratford
Scratchings and entries listed for major races
The document lists scratchings and entries for multiple races across venues including Epsom Rimbay Metropolitan Folkestone and STC Cup. It notes horses De La Salle Sayani and others among scratchings and entries for Star Port V AT C.
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Epsom
Rimbay
Metropolitan
Folkestone
STC
Cup
Golden Plumes
Maranga
Delaware
Boon Obert
Curnory
Double Gift
Kingsrote
Star Port
V.at.c
de la, Salle
Sayani
Heenzo Cough Remedy Endorsed by Famous Names
Noted figures including Meny world romuun pe Me bray Hage ry Leeden Pa Petey Daweon and Miss Gladwe Manepleft test and praise Heenzo Cough Remedy for quick acting economical relief from coughs colds and related illnesses. The ad claims adding 9 Senale of ron venteated He M2 to sweetened water yields a pint of effective family cough remedy suitable for adults and children.
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Romuun
Bray
Dr Morse Indian Root Pills Promised Regularity
An advertisement touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to cleanse poisons and restore daily regularity. It claims improved liver and kidney toning and urges trying a dose tonight for felt improvements tomorrow.
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Dr. Morse
Clearance sale on Ken Cook 40 All wool Pullovers
All sizes in stock offered at 13 shillings 11 pence each. Sleeveless pullovers come in shades of grey and fawn.
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B. Young
Thrifty House
J. & Young Pty. Ltd
A. H. Beacall
Belckre
BR. G. Heaney
BANK
Gydeoy
Brisbane
Adelaide
Perth
Hobart
Cavendish Laboratories
Asia
Bourke Street
Gibson Girl
Dobson
Lux
Perth Lus
Lux Care
Rugby League
Royal Canberra Associates
Max Falntein
Mr. Isles
F. Lount
Tales
Isler
Brernberg
Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Prew of Aust, Ltd
Ofice
Morr Stree
Braddon
S.W
Africa
Victoria
Kingston Cab Taxi Service
Kinorton
Sproce
Ken Cook
Aires
Triah
Aizen
Sims
Buk
Manuka Ase
Room
O. Kuner
ARCAM
Materch
Cusacks
Manuka Store
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