Graft Inquiry Close to New Developments in Sydney
In Sydney on Friday James Thomas Wall testified before the inquiry into graft matters. Several witnesses discussed receipts and funds, with questions about deposits, accounting forms, and the handling of papers. The hearing adjourned as evidence concluded and the chair deferred further questions until Tuesday.
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James Thomas Wall
Civice
Girotl
Mr Shane
Witte
Wilts
Frank Green
Mihi
Melon
Avetalian
Determn- Homa Conlestion Company
Ryudenear
Miro Mack
Pune
Anglo Australian aviation event at Savoy tribute
An Anglo Australian dhinch celebration at the Savoy Plufes marked by Government hosts Bir George Wilkins and Lieutenant Blel mo o. The event highlighted flying feats and global aviation progress, with remarks on new air routes and potential future connections between Europe and the wider world.
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Thuralay
Savoy
George Wilkins
Blelmo O
Seamen Refuse Sail Without Cooks in Sydney Report
In Sydney Friday reports name seamen refusing to sail without cooks aboard the ship. The unrest centers on provision arrangements and crew demands as conditions aboard the vessel are assessed by authorities.
Proclamation in Marine Cooks Dispute Calls Free Labour
The shipowners call for free labour to man idle vessels as cooks strike. Men seeking work should assemble at the mercantile marine office on Monday. Calls will be made at Sydney and other ports. The Prime Minister urged owners to act to preserve interstate services.
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Melbourne
Cooks
Mercantile Marine Office
Sydney
Meat Ring Question In House
In Cinberra yesterday in the House of Representatives Mr Charlton urged the Minister for Trade and Territories to inquire into alleged exploitation of the people. Sir Neville Howse replied that he would make the necessary inquiries.
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House of Representatives
Charlton
Hunter
Tame and Territories
State of Affaires
Neville Howse
Cooks Dispute Montages Read Across War Time
Parliament scenes reveal Government urging steps to resume essential shipping services as a row over arbitration and employment actions unfolds. Opposition critiques timing while stressing lawful remedies and protective state powers amidst a tense wartime transport dispute.
Southern Cross Nearing Brisbane Landing at 8 AM
Report from Suva states the Southern Cross is expected to reach Brisbane at about 8 a.m. today while voyaging at 85 miles per hour against head winds and 670 miles off the coast at midnight. The plane left Naselai Sands at 2.52 p.m. and passed Suva at 3.4 p.m. Suva time, as public anticipation mounts.
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Brisbane
Suva
Naselai Sands
Officials Oppose Shipowners Move Over Free Labour
Tasmanian crew and Seamen’s Union members voice concern as shipowners plan to hire free labour, fearing impact on wages and jobs. Trades Hall officials expect the plan to fail but remain wary of market pressures. The Launceston bound liner’s departure looms with notes of commentary from marine unions.
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Pleumer Lencom Suerives
Tasmania
Choks
Chonoh
Launceston
Unprecedented Upheaval Prompts Seamen’s Alert
In Sydney, secretary Mr To ONeill urged cooks to resume work amid an ongoing labor dispute aboard the Logmen’s Toon. He claimed noncompliance could worsen tensions and endanger ship operations. Mr Tudehope stated his stance unchanged, noting cooks would not return under current conditions.
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de Logmen's Toon
To Oneill
Alominm
Sydney
Tudehope
Transport Group Sydney Meeting Delayed Over Cooks’ Dispute
Transport Group Sydney scheduled a Sunday meeting to discuss the cooks dispute but has postponed the session to Monday. The move follows ongoing negotiations and aims to resolve the labor issue without further disruption.
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Sydney
Aydney Transport Group
Cooks
Government Intervenes in Shipping Hold Up Proclamation
The Commonwealth Government will issue a proclamation under the Crimes Act declaring a serious industrial disturbance. The decision came after the Executive Council met to address the coastal shipping crisis and ensure essential services, amid failed voluntary talks and mounting business disruption. The Prime Minister announced the move as support for urgent action to resolve the dispute.
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Commonwealth
Executive Council
Crimes Act Section 30 offence notice summary
A legal notice outlines penalties and procedures under Crimes Act Section 30. It cites cross references to state and territorial authorities, mentions government enforcement actions, and notes conditions for compliance and possible court orders. The text analyzes enforcement mechanisms and attorney general directives without graphic detail.
Unreadable OCR Fragments from Trade Union Report
Fragmentary OCR text discusses unions and a meeting or authority but content is garbled. No clear names, dates, places, or events are identifiable to anchor a precise summary.
Fragmented Letters Describe Commonwealth Shipping Crisis
A garbled newswire-like text reports the Prime Minister stating he has contacted brokered shipowners and the Commonwealth to end a serious industrial disruption. It notes a proclamation under the Commonwealth Crimes Act and hints at drastic government action affecting transport and shipping operations.
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Anrahan
Pargtvsia
Vie Able
Ranamort Uribe
de Canning
Commonwealth
Appletan
Manmomnolus
Cheniki
Government to Assess Suspension of Navigation Act
Fragmented report indicates the government plans to review and possibly suspend the Navigation Act amid a maritime dispute. Prime Minister and ministers anticipate effects on shipping, with Australian vessels and international routes under consideration.
Southern Cross Flight Through Storm En Route to Australia
Report from Sydney time details the Southern Cross progress over the Pacific toward Australia. The craft reported fuel for 26 hours, weather worsened, signals intermittent, altitude fluctuated from 1 000 to 4 000 feet, rain and rough seas hindered progress, and the plane neared the Australian coast as it covered over long distances and half its journey.
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Houlhern Croan
Southern Cross
AL Sonam
Bydney
Wowtines
Nike Pock
Flesky
Phine
Bi Niles An
Tessa
New Caledonia
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Bydeon
Canberra debated Kingaford-Smith flight recognition plans
In the House of Representatives the Prime Minister said no decision had been made on recognizing Captain Kingaford-Smith’s flight. Mr Bruce offered to approach the captain to secure a log of the flight for the nation’s use. An invitation to the gallant airmen to visit Canberra was announced, while a postmaster general note said commemorative stations this year would not be saved. The destroyer Angus was speeding to the scene at 20 knots with the Angas near Port Stephens aiding the mission.
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ANZAC AT SEA HEADS NORTH TO THE SOUTHERN CROSS
A Sydney headed flotilla led by the Anzac group steamed north toward the Cape of Might to be followed by the Southern Cross. The formation included the air fleet and crew preparing for the next stage of their flight along the coast.
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Lumar
Anite Chiie
Bydiney
Ansac
Film Sale Offer for Landing at Suva Document
A Sydney based company seeks a film of a landing at Suva and offers 2000 pounds for the footage. The deal involves a mysterious holding and a film claimed to record the arrival, with the company described as secret and tied to the producer.
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Sydney
Waovie Companion
Henthorn Crurs Lane
Weather report for fliers with SE winds and near freezing
A weather bulletin warns fliers of easterly to southeast wind shifts and near zero degree temperatures. Winds may ease later, improving conditions toward the mainland. Safety advisories note rough seas and evolving wind patterns for the Alpeet ride.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Imeteuralegetathi
Due in Sydney Sunday Afternoon Arrival at Mascet Aerodrome
The Southern Crossa staff expects the party to land at Mascet aerodrome in Sydney on Sunday afternoon. Police plan to greet the welcoming crowd as the intrepid explorers arrive, with officials confirming the timing and route through Rourlock on Bundiy.
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Sydney
Southern
Appointment of Appeal Board for independent referendum
The Minister for Flame and Territories told the House that the federation commission was developing a framework for an independent body to hear and determine voting issues. It was hoped the new board would be ready to operate within the next week or two. The minister added that assessments against appeals had been received by the Commission.
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Flame and Territories
Anstey
Mourie
The Italia Picked Up By Steamer Rome Wieados
The steamer City of Milan reported after regular wireless calls that a signal bearing the word Franquenco was detected. The Milan is continuing signals in an effort to determine the Hinto's whereabouts.
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Rome
Steamer Ciy
Milan
Dirigue
Prayer Book Debate In House Over Disuniting Clergy
London notes report Bishop Barnes reiterates his objections to the Braver Nook proposal to further disunite hired advocates if the Commons reject the proposal. He partially agrees with the Canterbury Archbishop's plea but argues younger men must face realities.
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London
Thorasay
Barnes
Nook
Commons
Canterbury
AWU Claims Before Industrial Tribunal
AWU claims heard by the Industrial Tribunal regarding workers at a factory site. Issues include wages for day work, presence of protective gear, and hazardous conditions. Allegations mention daily wages, water work, and use of binding salts. The hearing also touched on office term workers on high duty and completion of each task under supervision.
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AWUT
Telinal
Yesteriv
Stop Press: Southern Cross distance from Brisbane
At about 2 a m Sydney time the Southern Cross was 555 miles from Brisbane.
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Sydney
Brisbane
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