Canberra Unions Seek Wage Rise From Industrial Board
Industrial Board will begin hearings Monday on union claims for higher pay and better conditions in existing awards. The Hotel Employees’ Union seeks a seven and a half shillings per week increase and other improvements. Multiple claims are listed, with hearings set for the coming week.
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Industrial Board
Ara
Ean Beate Eat
Protawa
Canverra Aw.u
Board
Docation
de Hasring Ia
Unclear case notes prompt probe of price branch report
A fragment notes a suspect involved with a woman buyer informing the Prices Branch but states no prosecution occurred. Details are incomplete but imply an inquiry or audit without charges.
Balt physician and wife join Gippsland General Hospital staff
A Balt physician and surgeon and his wife will work at Gippsland General Hospital in Bate Victoria after completing rehabilitation at the Bathurat migrant camp. Dr Bosidor Sarto 38 and his wife aim to finish medical studies through hard work and thrift to practice medicine.
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Sydney
Gippsland General Hospital
Bate
Victoria
Bosidor Sarto
Bath- 1Urat
Bosidor
Assault fined four pounds at Canberra Court
James Frederick Grant twenty year old labourer of Rastinke Hostel was fined four pounds or 17 days in default by Mr F C P Keane S M for assaulting Bernard Francis Cullen in Wentworth Avenue after an argument over returning to the transport department both men had been drinking Cullen remained in hospital Grant could not justify the hit
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Canberra
James Frederick Grant
Rastinke
F.C. P. Keane
S.M
Bernard Francis Cullen
Wentworth Avenue
Cullen
Transport Department
Grant
Beck
Cullens
Federal Hospital Employees Federation to meet over deputy-matron ruling
In Melbourne Bun lay discussions are planned about the CGT Industrial Board decision favoring Biater 8. M. Curly for deputy-matron at the Canberra Hospital. Government support for upholding the board’s ruling was noted, with Attorney Benalay Mokinen delaying enforcement pending further advice from Mr. McKenna.
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Hospital Employees’ Federation
Melbourne
Bunlay
CGT
Industrial Board
Biater
Curly
Canberra
Sellen
Keone
Benalay Mokinen
Mckenna
Jr. Shellenberger
Ead
Slater Curley
Bowril Plans Meatworks at Katherine in Northern Territory
Bowril Ltd announces a £100,000 meatworks project at Katherine, 200 miles south of Darwin, employing 200 men. Lord Lake, returning from a tour of the Northern Territory, says the state holds a great future.
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Sydney
Bowril, Ltd
Katherine
Darwin
Bowri
Lord Lake
Dectare
Northern Territory
Court finds clerk guilty of misappropriating client funds
G.P.C. clerk charged with misappropriating £482 from clients pleads guilty. Judge Akhurst 48, Bid. sentences him to two years jail with a restitution discussion to determine part repayment. Akhurst notes the defendant acted while unable to control his actions and considers possible remission.
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Cllanta
GPO
Westone
Philip Oscar Akhurst
Fade Markell
St Ake
Builder ordered to refund £500 in diggings case
In Sydney on Friday the court stated that Flanagan contracted to build a £2100 cottage for Lawrence at Ston trda in 1946. Only trenches were dug and water laid. Lawrence had not repaid the default despite cancellation of the contract several months later.
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Sydney
Flanagan
Lawrence
St. Stontrda
Tram Stolen From Waverley Depot
A tram left unattended outside Waverley Depot in Sydney was stolen and driven toward Maroubra with no driver aboard. A tram conductor leapt from a police patrol car to halt the runaway, pulling the pole from overhead wires. Police and tramway officials search for the thieves, who are also believed linked to an earlier attempted theft on May 11.
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Sydney
Maroubra
Waverley
Ansac
Potter
Jens
Boyce Road
Teen-Age Abos to Marry Despite Parental Consent
A fragmentary article notes that teenage Aboriginal individuals, previously denied consent, were today granted permission to marry. The report suggests cultural and legal tensions as guardians refused, but a court or authority allowed the union, marking a notable shift in marital rights among the community.
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Kero
New South Wales
Superulfield
Wolseley Care
Riley
Peter Lloyd Pty. Ltd
Australasia Chambers
Martin Felace
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NSU
Wolseley Coved
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Caummans
CRANE
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Whuner
World's Great Airlines
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Tellat
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Ugbank
USA
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Wales
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