Judge Cancels Registration Of Explosives Union
Melbourne court action ends registration for the explosives workers union amid a dispute with the Federated Tram Workers Association. Judge O Mara ruled the federation bound by rules but noted a meeting notice and membership rolls affected the case. The decision paves the way for possible re registration discussions in weeks ahead.
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Melbourne
Wadavaday
Aras
Bapaterg
Muntion
Padaray
Pon
Australia
Wrich Tmantenue
Sihomeln
Juda O'Mara
Utara Aurela
Taylors
Gora
W.F. Jn
Tom
Jodo O'Mara
Rales
Meat strike crisis in Queensland sparks industrial tension
Historic meat industry strike in Queensland escalates as the Industrial Court grants a restraining order against union action. AKU and affiliated workers face injunctions, with about 5,000 meat workers in the state affected. The move follows seniority demands and adverse transport disruptions hitting Dalant and related facilities.
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Drisbane
Queesseland
Seridie Industrial
Aeavule
Beate
Declan
A.K.U
Feiaratea
Dalant
Baron
Btata
Rte
Bria
Ang
Faberoed Bey
Court Refuses Bind Over in Powell Dew Case
A magistrate refused to bind over Eric Andrew Powell of Linteatoe Av feu, Ainslie, after painter William Henry Dew alleged threats and bodily harm. Witnesses testified Powell threatened Dew, with incidents at Turner building and later confrontations. Powell denied intent and claimed provocation.
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T. Sruote
William Henry Dew
Eastlake Hostal
Ericn Andrew Pawel
Linieatoe Av Feu
Ainslie
Dew
Powell
RR Phippard
Wenry
Wuthawan
Witeness
Turner
Fewell
Thv
Die
Howall
Witnesa
Sohn ‘Gil
Kington
Powellhreaten Dew
Ric Andrew Powell
Limestons Avenue
Amalie
Broad array of meetings and events listed in rough notice
A general meeting at the shore Galen in Seeid Ih the Recretion Geom Bus Depot on Thoreau w istt pet June 3 at 8 o'clock. Various clubs announce gatherings including Ex-Hav al Men’s Association of Australia and a services club event on June 25. A Navy minister, reception, and university events are also noted with dates in June.
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RSE TY Kindergarten Society
Pat
Duchess of Gloueester
Tausay
Buppar Kaxpert
Busia
Canberra University College Students Association
Hut Lawier
Boestal
Acm
Melbourne
Galen
Seeid
Thoreau Wistt
Bissinons
Wenioelty
Canberra supports meat strike in regional solidarity
The Canberra Trades and Labour Council voted at Frades Hall last night to back the Queensland meat strikers. A collection was opened and a donation of £21 was raised. Electrical Trades Union leader Marker urged wholehearted support beyond a momentary response.
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Canberra ‘Trade Ud Labour Council
Frades Hall
Queensland
Mie Council
Marker
Electrical Trades Union
J. Wilsons
Canberra
Vanno
Repair facilities refused to Dutch destroyer damaged in battle
Government papers show the Dutch destroyer Piet Hein was damaged in the Skylish Channel and Ambon when towed to Fremantle for repairs. Australian unions prepared to undertake needed work while a court dispute over repairing the vessel was presented to authorities. The Commonwealth claimed no control over shipbuilding except as directly related to commercial shipping.
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Piet Hote
Iq m Cullison
Ambon
Mir |Ewr
Banalor Ashley
Senate
Mramace
Han Australie
Anhiry
Lon
Benatar Mcleay
Manton Aubrey
Artetration
Arteeminas
Uiweil
40 Hour Week Hearing Resumes in Melbourne Court
In Melbourne on Wednesday the remamel hearing for the 49 hour week case continued before the Full Aesirption Court. The Timber Workers Union and the acting Federal Secretary did not appear as required.
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Melbousrne
Jim
Timber Workers Union
Remamel
Fragmented Tasmanian Cup Report From Coastal Factory Row
A disjointed record details a Carr Cup match against Captain's Flat and a Tasmanian factory scene. It mentions workers, production targets, and a court room disruption with about 300 workers present. The fragmented text includes names, timing, and references to machinery and training needs.
Louis Favoutte for World Title
A 1930s poll predicts Louis Louis will defend the world title. The piece notes crowd support for his knockout power and expects a 12 round victory. The public leans toward Louis as the favourite to retain the championship.
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Louis
Enund
Agulnats Sauainat
Bporte
Fae Your Towle
Theoe
Beastie
York
Santa Balle
Joe Louis
Louie
Engel
Lowe
Official Ticket Wins Elections for ALP Executive
The ALP Central Executive election results show the executive ticket victorious with Gavin named as the new leader. One retiring member, Vir. A. Thompson, is noted in the report, while several sitting members did not seek re-election.
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ALP
Bydney
Offlerra
Sian
Gavin
Mane
Vane Waa
Mertees
Uh Pillring
A. Thompson
Apl Rt
AS L OFFICIAL DEFENDS VALOUR OF ALF SOLDIERS IN AUSTRALIA
Melbourne reports General Sir Thomas Blamey defends valour of Australian forces amid claims of untrained troops acting as heroes. He cites psychological training and natural bravery guiding soldiers in wartime duties.
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As.l
Alf
Melbourne
al Ty Bruce Hunt
Brghen
Pivistiy
Aarne Sas Nak Ae Strand
Uvery Auatraun
General Blemey
Tornado Death Toll Rises to Thirteen in Windsor Ontario
Report confirms thirteen dead after a tornado in Windsor Ontario with numerous injuries. Officials say recovery is unlikely for those injured as rescue and assessment continue amid severe weather damage.
Children Featured in Lunch Hour Concert at Ubert Hall
A school recital at Ubert Hall yesterday showcased young pianists and singers among the performers. Miss Jari Bpieen was the sole adult on stage, with amid a program blending Schumann and spiritual pieces, while youth vocalists Annette Craigie Lucy Danice Jngoha and others joined in the afternoon recital.
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Luneleto
Sounen
Bnanirm Cement Fisle
Krous Ubert
Bled
Jari Bpiéen
Py Schumann
Love
Suome
Lily
Lance
Lord
de Geapel
Tnuer
Ity
Annette Craigie
Lucy
Danice Jngoha
Peter Fitch
X Pintt
George Osilvie
Maré van Arrascn
Mary Austin
Sige Stasis Bolden
Aecampae
Stiey Buritty Muunett
More Ships Chartered for Coastal Trade
Government tender aims to boost coastal and interstate shipping with renewed charters. Lord Senator Herbert Hays of Tasmania and the Ministry of Shipping discuss improving the freight and passage network, targeting better service and capacity.
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Iint Mona Nla Rally
Generda
Herbert Hays
Tas
Jewel Robbery in Auckland Residents Tell of Theft
Residents say burglars broke into a home in Auckland and stole jewellery valued at more than 1100. The incident involved a break in during property visiting hours and is being investigated by local authorities. First reports indicate the Governor-General was mentioned in connection with the event.
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Auciland
Wednusday
Sphivvie
Aby Major
Mayarere
Auckland
Rivie
Freyberg
Reductions in Rail Services Today Across Regions
Public notices warn of reduced railway services from Sydney to Lithgow and inland routes. Officials cite timetable changes and limited electric train operations. Commuters face shorter trains and potential service gaps today and tonight.
Australian Capital Territory Probate Notice for Cyrus Bath Retalack Will
In the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory a probate application will be made four days after publication for Cyrus Bath Retalack late of Woodstock Aislars. The will names Selina Retal Tack Clive Retal Tack as executors. Creditors must lodge their claims within the stated period addressed to Mr C Deane, Proctor.
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Australian Capital Territory
Cyrus Bath
Woodstock
Nublicarion
Selina Retaltack
Clive
C. Deane
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Armerant Privacy
Hiual
Dr. Morve
Madhilen
Army Dupont
Kale
Falload. Com
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Uider
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AJL
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Kay & Atrike
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Aallw
Onder
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Salli Powell
Afatd Astaine
Wemer
Judy Garland
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Sonora
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Collin, Bee
Arie Balding
Haval Men's Association ‘of Australia
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Borose Mu
Manila
Mr. N
Makin Amavy
Reahelet
Twe.a
Civic Canberra Legacy
Bridge
LUNEN
St University Fuer
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THE
National Universite
Teyube
Hon
Seureiany
RRA Musical
Buuety Solomon
Hale
Ronehustay
Couvert
Fusuiay
Mary
Ira
Bernolde
Monaey
Vermeasen
WATT
Kimortow Phane
Pam
Asm
Yarn
Asprey's Motors
Hackett Gardens
Prater
Pries
Morin
Plang
Cust
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Times
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Mator Bales
ExGuwan
Roomad
Botia
Bourne
Mimatiars
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Tistet
Reese
Tasmania
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L. O'Brien
Barrie
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Pont
Fritaler
G. Meaime
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G Tradd
A. Emblem
Hume
Lamas
M. Fennell
Juallee Kelly
Mora
Buildin Mendes Federation
Donald
RNG
Fitione
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Gunlng
Britain
Gustrana
Sullan
Briel Stahell
Paes Felon
Austramian Teaulremene
Pemtucuan
Windsor
Ontario
Sydney
Widnonday
Peignioni
Lecal
Canberra Fruits
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Stoymen
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Bock
Frau Kian
Eve
Ene White
Guy Wlute Ise
MD Ganikinee Inuio
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Mee
Guyuena
Hein
Sarin
Ire
Roy Hee
Sinerys Cay
Leo Bowser
Airle Capital Motors
Waltremes
Torr
Beauchamp House
Hove
Womba
Savence
Photicaber
Ertenaion
Winley
Croloy Smith
Detiveeed
Ae Prva
Sarmahndal Berg
Kinane
Home Bear
Fearines
Sculty
Prame
Wingston
Samtres Chick
Torleddo
Pullete
Amalgamated Hatcheries
Bai N
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