Canberra second tuberculin survey examines vaccines and x rays
The Second TB Survey of Canberra and Queanbeyan uses BCG vaccine for immunization and Bacillus Calmette Guerin in a large field study supervised by Commonwealth Director Dr H W Wunderly. Volunteers from Health Department centers participate as X ray imaging expands, testing ages 14 to 25 and adults to map infection sources.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Ia Ie
Hewit
Tedr HW. Wunderly
Campaten
Maren
Chiliren
Rave Bee
ACT
Canmere Technical College
Sian Tesla
Bne Xeiayn
Ube
Orv
Fom
Bathurst
Thasewund
Rm Sweden
Australia
Commonwealth Laboratories
Melbourne
Voluntsora
Health Department
Akin Testy Jother Deparuiuala Nave Eet Vanvanedt
Murvey
Queanbyahr
Rules Move Rejected by Registrar in Melbourne
Industrial Registrar Mr J. E. Taylor refused to register alterations to the Australian Railways Union Federal Rules. The changes aimed to shift officer eligibility within the Victorian branch, potentially restricting branch members from standing for office. Proponents claimed the alterations needed for urgent reform, while opponents called them oppressive and contrary to union rules.
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Melbourne
JE Taylor
Vorlay
Australian Railways Union
Algalian Council
Tayiamit
Uney
Victorian
Ni Beaneh Euler
Nu Fry
Faylor
Branel
Phe
Rls
Paylor
Gould
Move In Union Election Order In Australian Arbitration
The State Secretary of the Australian Railways arbitration in Sydney granted an order restraining Brown from withholding information for the branch election. The move aims to prevent irregularities in the union's election by compelling consent to supply certified memership data and related details. The court action names L Oot Raniners and other state officials in the proceedings.
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Melbourny
Ralwaye
Erian Mt
Brown
Woon
Arbitration Gaur
Sydney
Ordtoe
Mun
Miperciaiva
Iuatier Dunphy
Grantad
Reginolt Chive Nancr Domimonwontts Mlecwyal
Tern
New Hospital Changes Prompt Review At Public Meeting
At a council meeting delegates from Trades and Labour Councils urged a public protest against new hospital ward changes affecting inpatients rather than outpatients. The motion called for ministerial lease term reviews and delays in suburban development plans to be reconsidered with state officials to hold discussions at month’s end.
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W. Cottingham Turner
B. Stokes
O'Connor
Trades and Labour Council
Aml Labour Couns
Delewaten
Yaeratumin
Constable May Sue For False Imprisonment Ruling Upheld
The Supreme Court ruled that Inspector Stanley David Ewart of Russell Bt City may face £2000 damages for false imprisonment. Constable John William Shefey of Victoria Parade Fleet Melbourne alleges he was wrongly detained after a woman accused of criminal assault in Port Melbourne police station cells.
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Supreme Court
Judee Gavan Duffy
Rant Sto
Stanley David Ewart
Russell Bt
City
John William Shefey
Victoria Parade
Fast
Sicilian Bandits Sent to Gaol After May Day Rally
A 1047 May Day rally in Portela Della Gineatra ended with Sicilian bandits sentenced for trial crimes. Twelve assailants received prison terms including twenty years and two months, with victims' families awarded compensation. One related town figure died in a 1960 clash with police.
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Andi Jaar
Salvatore Ghullang
Teria
Shonin
Tattay Tega
Ala
Vietima
Nnl
Portetla Della Gineatra
News Papermakers Punished Over March Edition
A Hong Kong court fined proprietor Ler Taunt Ting 4000 yuan and editor Hee for distributing a March 5 edition reprinting a Peking Peoples Daily article. The charges included crimes against state authority and incitement, with prison in default and six months’ jail for the editor. The case linked British authors to alleged treachery and aggression toward residents.
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Bonokong
Itpecesuiss
Mulity
Somatom
Paksing Ventence
Justice
Wil. Raniwitola
Zour
Peking
Peoples Daily
Sachlleing
Troupa
Police
Margins Rise for Plasterers and Painters
The Operative Painters and Decorators Union wins higher margins for painters and gliders with set weekly sums. The Commissioner raises margins for plasterers and shop hands and adds a daily camp allowance, plus travel expense rules and dismissal provisions within three months of engagement.
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Yeateraay
Operative Painters’ and Decorators’ Union
Lxa
A.C
Unions Review Arbitration In Melbourne Conference
A Melbourne conference of the unions and the A C T U opens with 10 declarations on amendments to the Arbitration Act and the question of prolonged service leave. It debates whether the act should allow a single judge to grant verdicts or use a full Arbitrary Court with commissioners, and whether appeals or a streamlined right of appeal should exist. The group also weighs how decisions on Devon may be treated and if a prime facie case must be presented before a single judge.
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Melbourne
A.C T.U
Mull
Junge
Induattten
Griminstoners
Devon
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the Commercial Banking Company OF Sydney
the Bank OF Victories Limited
Aenx
Svete
Peta
District Recruiting Committee
J. Byrnes
Conberra
T.B. Survey
Ar.u
Mulherin
Secomled
Stokes
Kent Hughes
Sicil'an
We. G
Hall
Comm Soner
Phumbris
Unions
Atlantic
Mort Street
Braddon
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