Carnival disruption at Medara Jubilee week
Aicmamnee carnivals linked to Medara Jubilee celebrations face disruption as workers walk off and refuse overtime. J D McKay of the Industry Board orders men to return, while union leaders cite federation guidance and protests over denial of assurances. Five unions report limited participation with some workers continuing overtime.
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Aicmamnee
Medaralon
Sqllady Port
Industry Board
J. D. McKay
Rin
Bydsey Mwanch Ot Ehu Federation
J. Yong
Trane
Sydney
Sporting Arenaa
Ian
Jeanine Piniff
Grziers Back Plan for 44 Hour Week Approved
The annual meeting of graziers approves re introduction of a 44 hour week. Delegates support a return to the shorter work schedule aiming to standardize hours across farming and related trades. The motion reflects ongoing labor reform discussions within the industry.
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Grasiers
IEW
War crime parole permits rise in Tokyo
War crime parole permits increase as 720 inmates are approved to serve the remainder of their sentences under parole. The move follows higher bread and duty costs, with manufacturing prices contributing to broader price rises.
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Aslease
JAF
Tokyo
Mon
Sugaime
Canberra Hospital Budget Forecast for 1953 Costs 245000
The Canberra Community Hospital board disclosed projected managerial expenses for the year ending June 1953 totaling 154000 with anticipated revenue of 6000. New works include 247500 for buildings improvements and a 60000 dry and ballast unit, plus 76000 for nurses quarters and 25000 for an obstetric block.
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Canberra Community Hospital
Canberra
Heart Department
iNew
Lsy
Janvier
Exmouth Gulf Drilling Plans Reported by Australian Firms
Perth Monday reports outline Australian Petroleum Proprietary Ltd and associates arming to drill in Exmouth Gulf. Seismographic Service Ltd of London to conduct two wireline surveys as preliminary work while heavy equipment valued at many thousands of tons is assembled for actual drilling.
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Perth
Australian’ Petroleum ‘Proprietary Ltd
Gultix Olt Proprietary Ltd
Aimpol Ltd
Exmouth Gulf
Seismograpit ‘Srvice Ltd
London
Beechworth Celebrates 100 Years Of Beechworth
A century milestone marks old discovery and town establishment in Beechworth Victoria with events from March 9 to April 16. A civic reception ball sports meetings school events tennis religious services and fever programme announced. Information available from secretary Mr J Mitchell Beechworth Victoria.
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Beechworth
Victoria
J. Mitchell
Robbed porter foiled by dawn glare at Mount Elias hotel
Three masked men stormed the Mount Elias Hotel Manyung lounge early today, binding and guarding porter William Patrick Seaman as they rifled the office. They took a cash box containing £200, forced the door, and fled toward a car before police arrived. One suspect was later identified. two are believed known criminals.
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Nolea
Manyung
Mount Elias
William Patrick Seaman
Tad
Wile Beaman
Benin
Ain
Beaman
Horse Dow
Canian
Crimles
Ratswell Street
Beer Watering To Be Stopped In Australia
The Pure Foods Act move to raise beer strength from 2 to 7.3 percent was recommended by the Pure Food Advisory Council. Minister for Health Mr. O Sullivan said action could not be taken while beer with over 5 percent proof spirit existed. The Dean of Sydney Rev. 8 Barton Babbage urged lowering alcoholic content saying drinkers suffer deprivation. Government views differ and some warn reductions may hurt demand for beer in Australia.
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Pure Foods
O Ullvan
Anus
Counsil
Rue Dean
Sydney
Barton Babbage
Feira
Australar
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