Queanbeyan Names and Local Firms Listed in Directory
Fragmentary OCR lists names and entities centered on Queanbeyan including R. Jo Dunne Hills, A. M. Pallick & Bon, W. Robina, Mires MyoNe, R.Gotta, and Sone Bouthwall among local agents and firms. No complete event or action detected in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
R. Jo Dunne Hills
Dacs
Queanbeyan Aa
Queanbeyan Co
Robina
Mires MyoNe
R.gotta
Rainfall Records for Queanbeyan Current Year
Readable text lists monthly totals of rainfall recorded at Queanbeyan for the current year up to January. The fragment mentions rainfall figures, dates, and a table style presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenehly Ieee of
Queanbeyan
Settlement Reached in Cabor Baily Litigation
Equity Court to-day approved a settlement in the Cabor Baily case once led by Henry Buckland the former secretary of the Central branch of the Australian Workers Union. The agreement involves winding up and withdrawal of actions by consent and sets terms for liquidation and transfer of obligations.
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Henry
Bucklind
Australian’ Workers
Labor
Nicholas
Buckland
Lhd
World Economic Conference faces slow progress and US stance
The conference enters its third week as nations push for cooperation amid domestic policies and recovery aims. The United States is singled out as unwilling to cooperate, clinging to isolation and self sufficiency while Congress resists war debt relief. International compromise remains essential to global recovery.
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World Economic Conference
Ita
United States
America
Congress
United
London
Pope
Annandale Poll Declares A German Majority
The report from Annandale notes a poll result showing a strong preference for Germany. Names mentioned include Mr. Gorman and Mr. McDonald from lab affiliations. Vague figures such as 648 and 9010 appear, reflecting disputed counts and partial tallies.
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Sydney
vAnnandale
Calier
Indon
Gorman
State Labs
McDonald
Fed. Lab
Wright
Tagore
Record Attendance at Canberra Catholic Ball
The Canberra Catholic Ball drew a large crowd with over 600 attendees at the Convent Ball. Indications suggest the event will succeed with many debutantes signaling their participation and the orchestra promising a lively program.
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Canberra -Way
Poynon
Solicitor Lapse in Sydney Case Details
Sydney court heard solicitor Harry Adeon Green, aged 38, who had practiced eleven years, pleaded guilty to stealing £191 from a client during the past three years. The acting judge Neild noted a payment plan and suggested release if the balance was settled within two weeks.
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Harry Adeon
Gréan
Sydney
Green
Tha
Neild
Unclear Personal Notice on Kingston Baby Health Centre
Fragmentary report notes Kevin and a father’s sudden death involved in a personal matter. Centre in Kingston will not be in attendance this week. Re opening is planned for Thursday.
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Stator Lancer
Kevin
Ipsa
Fib
Sydney
Baby Health’ Centre
Kingston
Canberra Rose Culture Show Highlights National Garden Role
A Canberra Horticultural Society June meeting featured J A G Butler delivering a lecture on roses. He stressed Canberra’s rise in rose culture, the National Rose Garden of Australia, and local breeders while detailing climate suited roses and selection for Canberra beds.
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J. A. G Butler
Anberra
Acton Hall
Pas Pigein
J. Mildenhall
Canberra
J. Butler
Australia
Commonwealth
Drutler
Cutler
Ganbeesi
Queanbeyan
H. G. Colman
Warren
Weston
Parly and Gurdigns
Inter
Horticultural” Society
Allater Glark
Ralher
Full Court of Criminal Appeal Adjourns Lyle Craig Case
The Full Court of Criminal Appeal adjourned the appeal of Lyle Roland Craig against his death sentence for the murder of Hassie O Connor. Fresh evidence is the central issue in the adjournment as counsel for Craig seeks to reopen the case in the interests of justice. The appeal regarding May Miller's murder remains stood over until the next interval.
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Bydney
Court of Criminal Appeal
Lyle Roland Craig
Fof
Hassie O'Connor
Curtis
Hyt
Craig
May Miller
Industrial Board adjourns PTWU claim over union registration
The Industrial Board delayed hearing PTWU application seeking wage award changes to grant equal preference to unions registered with the Commonwealth Arbitration Court. Chair MP Binah commented that without further ordinance amendment the PTWU would lack status. Newell urged a one month adjournment pending further legal changes.
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Federal Territory Workers’ Union
Industrial Board
New South Wales Court
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
AL Binaiah
Industriate Board
B.T.W.U
Sinelik
Commonwealth Arbitration
Lp.t. W.A
Sinclair
R. Newell
United Labourers Union of New, South Wales
Ue Ptw
FTW
Canberra
George Pearce
A. G. Latham
ONL
Newell
Ssa
Vtvwowe
Sinclar
Dria
Mr. Newell
Newelly
New South Werls
Australian Workers’ Union
G. Dalton
Public Service
Thorne
F.T.W.U. Nest
Rent Deduction Case Heard by Australian Industrial Board
The Australian Engines Union argued for higher wages and two weeks full pay holidays amid rent arrears deductions from workers in Canberra. The Industrial Officer and chairman questioned legality and fairness of wage deductions, noting department funding and possible special circumstances. The board reserved its decision on the union’s claim.
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D. McNamira
Australian Engines Union
Camberra
McRamain
Industrial Oficer
Ap. Son
Logan
Blactat
Gibson
Gites
American auto industry faces 1932 losses per vehicle
The piece claims U.S. car and motor equipment makers lost about 20 million dollars in 1932, with 1,432,000 vehicles produced at an average loss of roughly 214 dollars per unit. It argues prices will rise soon due to exchange effects and contrasts the U.S. industry with British firms thriving pre-war.
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U.S.A
U.S
USA
Australid
Two Women Held After Shooting Affray At Orange
Mrs Eunice Fitzgerald and Mrs Effie Seige faced Orange police court on charges of shooting at each other with intent to injure. Police found a smashed window and no bullet holes in bedding. revolvers were found in Fitzgerald’s room and in Seige’s possession. Both declined to testify claiming self incrimination.
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Eunice Irene Fitzgerald
C Nurac
Effie Seige
Pallée Court
Toathy
Jenice
Roser
Moulder Street
A' vote of thanks to Dr Bitter and Mr Mildenhall
A fragmented report notes thanks extended to Dr Bitter and Mr Mildenhall for seasonal program work. It mentions Warren covering the program and Mr Piggin thanking judges Madara Poebday Scott and Warretti for their cooperation.
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Dr Bitter
Mildenhall Wes
Warren
Mr. Piggin
Madara
J. Poebday
A. Scott
R. Warretti
Australian Workers Union seeks gardener classification for park staff
The Industrial Board heard the Australian Workers Union apply to classify certain parks and gardens employees as gardeners in the Federal Capital Territory. Bruce testified no recognized gardeners exist there and 16 workers perform skilled tasks like pruning and hedge work, with some limited to six or seven competent gardeners in the area.
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Parks and Garadie
Bruce
Industrial Board
Australian Workers’ Union
Parks
Gor
Atelis
Hudgeon
Forestry School
Perritory
Y Hodgson
Zalughtor
Triscea
Wien
June Show Awards List Jerg's Show Classes Featured
A jury of horticulture and flower categories lists winners including Violeta Mrs C in show classes Gimpbel 1 nite Cumpston 3 Carnations Mr Pigem ae Mignonello Mr Brown 1 Mr Biggin Phiox Mr Brown Stocks Mrs Goodwin 1 Mr Brown Calendulos Mrs Compaton Antirrhiomys Mrs Goowin J Misx Peterson 2 Toetind Poppies Miss Paterson Mr Piggin 2 Panslos Mr Piggin 1 Mrs Cumpston Anyothe Apwery Mrs Cumpston 1 L and Mr igsin equal 1 Mixed Vaso for Culturg Mrs Cumpston 1 Bite Pigelit 2 Posuy Mrs C. T. Cabell 1 Miss Peterson 2 HIMES Mixed Bowl for arrangement Mrs Cupston 1 Rte Brewh 4 Collection of Vegetables Mr Guyipstéiy yids Pateron aba Mee Piggin eat By Enbdbal Me Southwell Mr Pigeit Caulittawor Mr Ory Bushespears 1 Mr Davies 2 Parneipa Miss Paterson Mr Southwell 2 Swed Mids Peterson 1 Mr Piggin Carrots Mr Southirdty 1 Mr Kt ifthe and Mr Dayies equal 2 Reotrool Mr Piggin 1 Mrs Southwell 2
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Jerg
Violeta
Gimpbel
Nite Cumpston
Pigem Ae Mignonello
Brown
Biggin
Stocks
Goodwin
Goowin J
Misx Peterson
Misa Paterson
Piggin
Cumpstor
Cumpston
Igsin
Culturg
Bite
Mr. Davies
Paterson
Mr. Southwell
Mids Peterson
Me Piggin
Stocking request to move Antive stock route to Alice Springs
Minister for the Interior Mr Perlena met a large deputation of locals in Alice Springs on a Saturday night. They urged the retention of stock routes through Alice Springs to Adelie, demanding reclassification, reappraisement, and new stock routes. Also proposed was a saleyard near Alice Springs for itinerant stock, with discussions continuing after a Sunday visit to Hermannsburg.
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Interior
Perlena
MH. Gs ‘Trove
Porkinarenchert Allie Springs
Tapartment
Mereyon
M.P. Amon
Alice Springs
Adelie
Éurringe
Spevini Rales
Ind
Graziera
Pauls
Sumiay
Brown
Hermannsburg Millow
Alice
Perklut
YOUTH KILLED IN WEDDING DAY CAR CRASH NEAR CONCORD
A fatal crash on the way to a wedding near Concord killed William Gair 29 of Dutiwich Hh. Three other men Edward Brookes 21 of Marreleville and Frank Kleinig 28 of Concord were injured with broken ribs and fractured skulls. The car was badly smashed and the death reported as instant.
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Sydney
William
Gair
Dutiwich
Edward Brookes
Marreleville
Ani
Frank Klelnig
Tennis offer to Vineer shocks New York circuit
London Sunday interview reports a proposed sum of 5000 to hire the American player H. S. Vineer for the season. The report notes financial strain and the need to pursue tennis without a full-time job to stay competitive.
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London
Newsxork
Unclear transcript on employment dispute and trial officer remarks
The passage presents a fragmented debate over competence and unemployment. A trial officer and Mr. Bruce discuss delays and extra pay for employees, with references to a board and a tense session.
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Mr. Dutton
Mr. Bruce
Tynestrial
Utr
Gibson
Ceid
Fire Brigade Claim Withdrawn Amid Arbitration Confusion
A fragmentary report notes that a claim by the Cambers Employees' Union regarding wages was withdrawn during arbitration. The unclear text mentions a 60 in claim and stresses it did not relate to the Commonwealth arbitration context.
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Cambers Employees' Union
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