Waterfront labour ruling prompts court backed union rates
The High Court in Sydney ruled that waterfront workers may be engaged under union rates as outlined by government regulations. The decision upholds prior measures affecting boat labor, with the court noting provisions for workers registered under maritime welfare acts and key figures including the Chief Justice and Evatt. The ruling clarifies which workers fall under the authorized waterfront labor arrangements and the implications for employers and unions.
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Sydney
High Court
Wbourne
Fank Gavan Duffy
Justar Evatt
Ses Caci
Proposal for Unity Parliament Awaits Details Experts May Be Called
An outline of the prime minister's unity proposal promises a conference of all House of Representatives members plus officials and expert knowledge. Restrictions would be removed to allow frank debate, with committees drafting reports for the conference. The move aims to address dire conditions as many Australians struggle financially and seeks cross party cooperation.
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House of Representatives
Australia
Senate
Unclear question on government action and ministers in debate
A muddled text shows references to Mr Scullin and government inquiries into statements or actions. It mentions Prime Minister, ministers Hensley and Heenan, and a discussion about whether the government will ascertain facts. Reading is hampered by errors and fragmentary phrases.
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Maperide
Redus
Watkifin
High
Dinies
Beattie
Tibet
Mr. Reune
Hensley
Tobert Limon
Northern Territory Amends Reported in Parliament Scene
A Northern Territory administration debate centered on amendments to a government bill. The minister indicated the government would accept changes allowing a proposed advisory council, while legislators discussed the impact on governance and future control of the northern region.
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Manicehra
Mie Amenamienta
Northern Territory
Thomo Amaten
Mw Renate
Counell
Henate
Bovis
RECORD FLIGHT PILOT'S ATTEMPT England In 64 Days
SYDNEY Tuesday. Mr J A Mollison a noted Australian National Airways pilot will depart Sydney in a Moth plane in an attempt to fly to England in six and a half days. He plans extensive night flying on the leg and will stay in London a few days for overhaul before another Dash to Australia.
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Sydney
J. A. Mollison
Australian National Airways
England
Hill
London
Australia
London Reception A C Willis Aims for Clarion City Talk
Reported speculation surrounds A C Willis as London hosts a reception to discuss wartime policy and financial measures. An agent linked to Hinmerat hints at forthcoming statements while observers expect a formal public clarification at an upcoming meeting in the capital.
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Towner, Munitay
Wwe
Hinmerat
Financial Valley
Canada Faces Currency Reform Debate In Ottawa
A fragmented report notes discussions in Ottawa on currency reform with Canadian officials, including references to Premier and international experts. The discourse centers on the Dominion government’s stance and the potential impact on domestic and international finance.
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Ottawa
Monty
Dominion
Canada
Fiendish crimes dissolve bodies in acid case details
Fragmented report outlines a serious case involving dissolving bodies in acid. Names and specifics are obscured by OCR errors but imply a murder linked to a Havering or Kingston area, with fines mentioned and a juror or official named in the fragment.
British Tea Factory Plans Stir Australian Debate
A British firm announces plans affecting a New South Wales facility prompting public concern in Sydney and Melbourne. Local officials and residents weigh potential impacts as officials consider regulatory steps and community response amid a relocation proposal.
Arctic Rescue Courtauld Reaches Base
A fragmented report notes a Arctic rescue mission with mentions of Courtauld reaching base, Watkin, and awaiting further details. The garbled text references attempts at reunions and ties to an expedition, with scattered names and places implying a complex operation in progress.
Assault Charge Dismissed Against Police in Misdirected Case
A gun assault case against several defendants collapsed after defense questioning and perceived procedural flaws. The jury acquitted, while defense counsel voiced concerns about prejudicial remarks and the overall process. Officials indicated readiness to pursue further actions if warranted by the record.
Support For Lang Plan In S A
Fragmentary text discusses a plan in San Antonio area with mentions of import, finance, and an official or council leader. Reading is incomplete. no clear events, dates, or named entities emerge to confirm specifics.
May Heatwave Promises Warm Weather
Newspaper notes a warm May with forecasts of higher temperatures across regions. Mentions thermometers and expected steady readings, with emphasis on bright, sunny days ahead and citizens planning outdoor activities.
Western Lease Deposits Refund Plan Announced
A government proposal outlines refund of deposits under Western financial program. Officials say funds will be returned upon application and review by the Western entity, with legislative backing anticipated.
Untitled English Air Mail Note Fragment
Fragmentary English air mail note mentions destinations and travel days with uncertain names and garbled terms. It references a pilot and possible routes to Sydney and other places, with unclear dates and carriers. The readable elements suggest a dated travel telegraph style message rather than a full article.
Dutch air liner leaves Java in foggy tale
A fragmented report says a Dutch air liner departed Java amid unclear circumstances. Names and details are garbled, but a Captain Basia is mentioned along with several crew members and a reference to a tense event or mischance during the flight.
Canadian Loan Prompts Cancer Cause Debate
A fragmented report from Montreal cites a government discussion on a loan named Canadian Loan. The article mentions sunburn, cancer mortality, and a large sum of 260,090,000 dollars linked to the life-time government program. It references a speaker named Mir Tohned Mawell and argues the cause of cancer.
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Montreal
Mindays
Durian
Melbotene
Mir Tohned Mawell
Canadian trade treaty debate stirs Ottawa amid turmoil
In Ottawa on Monday, Canadian ministers, parliament members, and international delegates debated the new Australian treaty amid rioting concerns. Officials reported no injuries or major damage, with debates continuing as government leaders weigh terms and mutual interests in trade and policy alignment.
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Ottawa
Tk Commores
Stevens
Canada
French Ace Killed in Plane Test
A French ace died during a wartime plane test after exposure to bright sun and a crash near German lines. The incident involved officers and medical staff, with reports noting the pilot fell from the aircraft while under observation and the crash caused injuries.
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