Wharf Pilage Plans Stricter Police Oversight
Sydney police plan strict enlistment checks and gate controls at wharfs to curb pillaging. A Waterside Workers Federation leader endorses union action against crime, while Melbourne detectives recover 4000 yards of drill stolen from an interstate ship after forging an authorization signature on gate panels.
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Runceshire and Australia in a tense London Test row
English cricket report from London notes a captain’s declaration after a scare of five for seventeen. It details Australia innings actions with players like Workman, Paynter, Parkin, and Williams, plus Lancashire performances, declared bowling figures, and an ominous hint of remaining play and a possible return match. Public notices section follows with auctions, help-wanted ads, and furnished housing requests.
Right to Hire and Fire At Shire Councils Contested
Sydney reports ongoing contention over the right to hire and fire employees within Shire Councils. Officials insist the ministerial authority governs staffing, while association leaders defend autonomous personnel control amid legislative reforms and conference discussions.
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Thurmay
Retuil Legiavision
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Gudeni
Tollettar
Fad
Hin
Iter
MY Cabilly
Labour conference in Paris suggests Australian invite
Sydney Thursday report notes a mix up in copy but indicates an executive from the ACLU recommended that Australia be present at the International Labour Conference to be held in Paris. A nomination process would follow an invitation from a station after which a meeting will be made.
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Mmir
ACLU
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Gloucester arrival in Brisbane greeted by cheers
Uncertain weather did not dampen enthusiasm as the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester arrived by air in Brisbane. Hundreds gathered at Archer Field to cheer the royal couple as their Vice Regal plane landed amid cheers and crowds.
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Archer Geld Aerodrome
Minister Warns Against Land Subdivision by Large Holders
The Minister for Agriculture Mr. Graham warned that the government would not tolerate statutory abuses in land subdivision. He told Pastoral Protection Boards that large holders must stop preferred exemptions and would seek legal means to compel compliance if boards refuse.
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Sydney
Graham
Pastoral ¥ Protection Boarda
Council Pushes for Late Sunday Train Sules
The Council of Progress and Welfare Association held a special meeting urging the Department of the Interior to grant two more late trains after the Sunday night ule train. They also fixed Sunday train departure times from Sydney as before. Burney Trades and Labour Council urged the Burney train to leave one out.
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Department of the Interior
Sydney
Eure
Banberra
Flemington Stock Sale Notes Quiet Demand and Varied Quotations
At Flemington saleyards today buyers showed steady interest in good quality lambs and cattle while overall demand softened for lesser lots. Quotations ranged with prime heavy cattle and bulls drawing higher bids, but many categories weaker or unchanged from Monday as general yard quality varied and turnout was moderate.
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Sydney
Thurmany
Fair Tor
Flemington Saleyarda
Wepeta
A. Atally Tirauiry
Geme- Tully
Horror camp chief arrested in London
A World War II era dispatch states Paul Hoffman, identified as the chief of the Mahlerneck concentration camp, was arrested in London on Thursday amid ongoing wartime enforcement actions.
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London
Paul Hoffman
Ase
Notoriou
Heavy Fine for Tyre Black Marketing in Federal Court
Sydney court records detail a case against Vivian Carroll Wall Rheeban an aircraft inspector at De Havilends Alexandria factory charged with selling tyres above fixed price. He was fined £50 for two tyres sold above the mixed price and £10 for illegal disposal of tyres. He denied the sales claiming the tyres were seized by customs officials.
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Sydney
Vivian Carrol Wall Rheeban
de Havilends
Alexandria
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