Gowrie Sehehership Trust Strike By The Union
The Workers Union threatens action and a strike vote by 10,000 members unless satisfactory terms are reached. A court hearing looms for shipyard issues. The acting secretary indicates the council will reconvene on June 34 to review progress on an award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Cornel
Workers Union
Bas Ue
Aid
AWA
Gresse
Pat Schuh
Uilizers
Mesa
Fnc
Sergeanur Meow
Thie
Health lecture on life and anatomy notations at institute
A distorted notice describes a health lecture titled the lore of life to be delivered at the Institute of Anatomy by MF Glover next Monday evening. Attendees were urged to arrive early as transport arrangements were discussed and a future session was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bex
Institut of Anatomy
Sette
Glover
Eilon
Rural manpower critique of the Menzies government
Brisbane reports Mr Fadden and Mr Scully spar over dairying industry policy amid accusations of diversion from wartime tasks. Scully claims the government failed to support industry and labor, accusing the Menzies Fadden administration of cheating the problem and mismanaging wartime resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Fadden
Q Tulture
Mr. Scully
Air
Une Menelery
Fadiion
Scully
Cuttin
Rae
Menzies
Emergency Supplies Scheme Winds Down in Australia
Melbourne reports the Emergency Supplies Beheer program, started three years ago to secure food for Victoria and New South Wales, will wind up soon. The Commerce Minister and leaders cite improved military position as enabling continuation in Queensland and Western Australia, with no relaxation in Tasmania and South Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Beally
Queensland
Ind
Western Australia
Tinmania
South Australia
Cane Growers Seek Subsidy Amid War Profit Strains
Delegates from cane grower associations told the Tariff Board that postwar losses were overstated and a subsidy is undeserved. They cited regional profit figures across districts showing 600 thousand in capital losses versus profits in the thousands, arguing industry earnings are insufficient to justify aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
MacKay
Xwday
Jueliland Canegrowers! Association
Tariff Board
T Mult
Maegrowers ’Council
Det
Betwen
Stock Sale at Flemington Saleyards Sharp Market Rise
Sydney report from Flemington Saleyards notes a limited run of 28 070 head with competition lifting prices 17 to 27 above last night. Quality in the early section steadier, demand fair, better grades firmer. Wethers to 44, lambs around 88, medium cattle and heavy bullock figures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Flemington
Iumbe
Ower
IBM
War time strikes provoke ration debate in Melbourne
In Melbourne, the Acting Prime Minister plans to meet with delegates to address curb in butter and fat rations during the war. The talks include leaders from the Miners Federation and the governments’ supply and rationing ministers, aiming to restore full butter ration and support female workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tee
Meee
Delegats
Pete
Nets Federation
Welle
Tnderstead
Tvet Minere
Rae
Ross
Mr. Forde
Dr. Evatt
Resater Keane
No Meat Shortage Facts Hit Sydney Abattoirs Strike
A reported strike at Sydney abattoirs disrupts meat supplies. The Meat Commission plans to resume operations with reduced staffing and limited retail butchers. Dehydration and canning devices may face cutoff. supply lines for meat processing and storage are constrained pending resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Atonitny
Lundery
Mberinie
Meat Commission
Stecka
Keening
Butcher Fined After Printing 60000 Circulars
A butcher named Barnes faced a 25 pound fine in a Special Federal Court for trying to sway public opinion against rationing. He was described as secretary of the Consumers Protection League and admitted printing 60 000 circulars and gathering signatures for a Parliament petition. Also rural and hospital job notices appear, including Canberra community hospital positions and telephone attendant roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Barwen
Hill
Coste
Barnes
Consumers Protection League
Meray
Cirl ® Grammar School
MANM officer mardad and three children report amid unrest
A terse dispatch notes an officer and three children involved in an incident labeled untamished povirt in Lond with scant readable details. No clear names or dates beyond locations.
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Mardad
Monthly Boncrat Meeting and Medical Association Gathering
A dated notice summarizes the June meeting schedule for the Boncrat organization and the Rusman Medical Ald Meeting at Hotel Civic. It lists officers, attendance, and agenda items including organization business, vacancies, and forthcoming quotas for foot ration site supplies ending December 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Civic
Tucwing
Avert Hall
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Gowrie Sehehership Trust
2CA
Susan Lee
Macquarie
Radiotron
IME
Amalgamated Wireless Value Col Pty
Dr. Morse
Butcher
Iaundresy
Canberea
Hosfital
Naulon
Uist
Nyretnim
Pcs
PHU
Ali | We
Alustlo
Rusman Medical
Ald
P. Hammond
Recentary
Vad
Mr. Jugan
Capmany
Brandon
Jone
Areting
Wodheetay
Yih
Pam
Thihone
Prenton
Jon Bpapher
Ma Lin Cin
Thibene Legation
Banbury
Quotatone
Ecole
Canberran Services Branch
Detirement of the Interior
Acton
J. A Carrodus
Ctoria Palace
Aco Elboubian
Chepert Repaira
Furtony Iste A
Chaffer
Manuka
Antill Street
Queanbeyan
Tomita Phan
Rugateton
Waran
Harmen
Ctviava Ve
Easton
Jean Edwards
Paterson Street
Atnabe
Darling Silvet Barton
Verily Hewitt's Agheehop
Leslie Howard
Capitol To-Morrow
Jimmy Cagney
Johnny Come
Richard Dixie
Ghost Ship
Wills Aan Savage
Tan Neal
Glenda Parmis
Klondire
Kate Newarews
Umae
Mencing
CIVIC
Martha O'Driscoll
Ena
Pasa
Civic Today
Lesie Howard
Gentle Sex
North Star
Doris Fitton
Independent Theatre Company OF
Marquise
Noel Coward
Albert Hall
Canberra
Frans
Hole Dauherna
Verity Hewitlh
Cusack
Cussck’s
Manchester
Cusack’s
Cusacks “Great Furniture Store
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