City Carters And Drivers Stop Stoppages In Newcastle Wollongong
City carters and drivers halt work in Newcastle and Wollongong on Thursday and Wednesday amid strikes by Metal Trade Employers Federation members over arbitration rulings. Union leaders defend actions while employers warn of limited impact as stocks offset delays in transport, delivery and essential services.
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Wollongong
Federal Arbitration Commission
N.S.W. Industrial Commission
Metal Trade Employena’ Federation
J. Fry
Athlen
Fry
Associaion
Oie
Pangona
Newor
Leichhardt Stadium
Stones Rain On Brunswick Homes Alarm Residents
In Brunswick residents reported a fall of stones striking homes and tin roofs. William Ariss, a furniture maker, and Miss Elaine Mayne described the terrifying hail as a “terrific shock.” A two year old nephew narrowly escaped injury as a second fusillade occurred after 10 pm. The Melbourne University geology department will inspect the site.
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Mig Marjorie Nunan
Howe
Melbourne University
W.A
Victorians See Toll Rise On Weekend Highways
News in brief notes three fatalities on Victorian roads over the weekend, with two victims from the countryside and one from a Melbourne suburb. The report marks the weekend total as unusually high for months.
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Victoria
Victorian
Ken
Melbourne
Tahaa
Funds In Hand For First Goodwin Unit
The Goodwin Centre Development Association reports sufficient funds for its first cottage unit with additional support from Canberra groups. Cottage Development Fund stays separate and has grown past £800, aided by weekly stalls and collections across Canberra. Donations since 1958 list many individuals and groups including the National Council of Women and the Congregational Church Canberra.
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Canberra
F. McDonald
Natonal Council of Women
Young Contingent
Vic League
Department of the Interior National Ravings Group
Myara
Sarom
Wea
Can- Derr
Mra
O. H
Frankel
Sykes
Womens In Association
Berra
Congregational Church
Beel
Cua
Power
Goodwin Homes Development
J, Deeble
Record Cold Reading Canberra Sees Frosts and Mild Sun
The Canberra weather station at Fairbairn logged a new low of 6.7 degrees on Saturday morning with heavy frosts over the weekend. Weekend saw a temporary rise to warm sunny days after the frosts.
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Canberra
Fairbairn
Queensland Political Climax Sets Stage For Gair Duggan Clash
Queensland politics reach a fever pitch ahead of a looming parliament session. Premier Mr WG Gair and former deputy Mr J E Duggan lead a breakaway Queensland Labour Party after expulsion on April 24 over a state workers nda dispute. No confidence motions loom as opposition forces line up with Liberal and Country groups to push for an early election.
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Queensland Labour Party
Queensland
ALP
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Nicklin
Morris
Bukowski
Q.L.P
Liberal-Country
Nuclear Power Nears Parity With Coal in U K Report
A Geneva submission notes nuclear energy may soon compete with coal for electricity. Isotopes offer rapid gains in health and industry, with applications from food preservation to oil and gas tracing. US costs show isotope work vastly reduces wear parts and time.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Canada
Ahoula
Twin Coincidence Repeats In Kentucky Births
Two years after Mrs. Keller Riede and her sister Mrs. Eugene Thieman welcomed babies on the same day in a Kentucky hospital reports from Louisville that the coincidence occurred again last Thursday.
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New York
Reuter
Keller Riede
Eugene Thieman
Kentucky
Louisville
Weekend collisions cause minor injuries and vehicle damage
Three separate weekend accidents left drivers with minor injuries or none. A car skidded on gravel near Campberra and struck a guide post. Hilton Edgar Burke escaped injury while two Dawes family members were treated for possible fractures. A rear end collision on Barton Highway injured Richard Blackburn and Geoffrey Lachlan Dings, and a third crash at Nox Avenue and Cooyon caused extensive damage.
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Campherra
Camberra
Hilton Edgar Burke
Herbert Crescent
Amalia
Burke
Myrtle Dawes
Canberra Community Hospital
Mr. Dawes
Dawes
Barton Highway
Richard Arti Blackburn
Mount South — Australia
Calberra
Geoffrey Lachlandings
Nox Avenue
Cooyon
Poliomyelitis Immunisation for Preschool Children at Nerrabundah Civic Centre
Commonwealth of Australia notice shows pre school poliomyelitis immunisation sessions at Nerrabundah Civic Centre. Schedule lists multiple days from June 10 to July 21 with sessions from 9.30 to noon and 2 to 4 pm.
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