Industrial Board Hears Bread Price and Labor Claim
The Industrial Board in Canberra examined a Transport Workers Union request for consolidation of wages and a 16 1 9d per week rise plus penalties for Bakers Districts Pty Ltd. Witnesses argued housing and government job availability affect private employers, with concerns that higher bread costs would harm consumers. The union secretary noted staff changes tied to conditions, while opposing further price increases and supporting Saturday penalty pay.
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Industrial Board
Bakers, Districts Pty, Ltd
J. W. Grant
Canberra
Departmente
Grant Geld
Grant
M.F. Mucdonald
Transport Union
Witt
Rowe
Mr. Macdonald
14 Months Gaol for Attempt to Stop Witness
In Adelaide Criminal Court a jury found Victor Pendiebury and Benjamin Prasthtin guilty of conspiring to deter a 22 year old female witness from testifying. Mr Justice Mayo sentenced both to 14 months gaol for the crime of attempting to stop the witness from giving evidence.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Criminal Court
Justice Mayo
Victor George Pendiebury
Airdreaser
Benjamin Prasthtin
Nol Rusly
W Bee
Canberra Rifle Club scores tallied in cool set
Twenty six riflemen fired from the fifty yard line on Setur fiag for the Hughes Bhickt. Conditions were cool and some high scores were made. Burton showed form after a long absence. Reg Fourro and Uncle Haasey top scored with 47 each off the rifle plus handicap winning the daily cash handicap rise.
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Brat Burton
Application
Reg Fourro
Unc
Australian champ Sanda to fight in England this April
Newcastle reports Australian triple champion Dave Sanda will travel to England next Saturday with manager Tom Maguire. Sanda aims to defend the Empire middleweight title and is set to meet Dick Turpin, with a rematch planned for April 4 at Landon.
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Newcastle
Dave Sanda
England
Tom Maguire
Banda
Dick Turpin
Landon
Increases urged in salaries for hospital staff Canberra board hears
The Hospital Board urged salary increases for Canberra Hospital staff to address shortages amid competition from other professions. A. Fraser said the board would back reasonable pay rises, while resignations and planning to improve therapy equipment and radiography were noted. The board also requested authority to acquire therapy gear and address outpatient overcrowding in the south east building. An interpreter issue and housing works delays were discussed, along with rat control measures and power reliability at the hospital.
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Canberra
Mrr
A. Fraser
Bonster McKerma
Wraser
Depart of Works
Il. Wi Nott
Homebush Stock Sales report from Fleming ton market
Sydney Monday auction saw 21 807 sheep and lambs offered with general quality fair. Wethers met steady factory demand. prices for heavy lambs and hoggets unchanged. Cattle yarding included 1 812 head with prime bullock and beef prices quoted. market conditions cautious with lightweights dominating.
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Sydney
Flemington
Martial law proclaimed across Iran as garrisons stand
Martial law was declared last night over all regions of Iran where military garrisons are stationed. Authorities have imposed curfews and tightened security as the government braces for possible unrest in major cities.
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Iran
Life's Minor Tits May Become Serious If Neglected
A fragment discusses digestive trouble from araccanie irregularities and sluggish stomachs. It warns minor symptoms can escalate, urging prompt steps to restore function and promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy to stimulate the Liver, cleanse the Stomach, and open the Bowels.
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Morse
Moroney Dominates Test Cricket in Sydney Test
Moroney pushed his claim to a place in the room to four South Africa by adding 128 to 09 in the testimonial match at Burney Cricket Green London. He struck eight fours and three sixes, lifting his season best to 72 and raising Australia’s average. The day saw Moroney, Johnson, Lindwall and Ring contribute as Harsetts XI posted strong totals and a large 10,129 attendance measured the event.
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Sydney
Moroney
South Africa
Burney Cricket Green
Australia
Morency
Johnson
Lindwall
Rink
Harsett
Morris
Mornin
Miller
Ridings
Bradman
Mereyoan
Hamence
Sageers
Walker
Johnaton
A Langley
Hassett
State Lottery Ryndey Draw Numbers and Syndicate Names
Lottery No. 1805 results listed with first prize No. 40482 to Buta syndicate at 0 Rynder Avenue Kogarah. Second prize No. 8097 to J. Ali a 53 Up Ward Street Lelonharst. Third prize No. 40100 to Terry Bits syndicate W. ID Roberts Goulburn Street Sydney. Fourth prize No. 00783 to Our Night Out syndicate Mrs. Brigden 426 George Street Sydney. Fifth prize No. 22 to TM ingateate Mrs. Mansl, 23 Chesterfeld Parade Waverley. Lottery No. 80 Special to be drawn tomorrow.
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Ryndent Avenue
Kogarah
J. Alia
Lelonharst
Terry Bits
Roberts
Goulburn Street
Liverine
Brigden
George Street
Sydney
M_nslir
Chesterfeld Parade
Waverley
Inter-Dominion radio quiz teams named for campaign
An Inter-Dominion radio quiz will form part of a seven security loud campaign. Australian teams will be matched against New Zealand South Africa Canada and Great Britain in the event.
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Melbourne
New Zealand
South Africa
Canada
Great Britain
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