Impossibile To Confine Soldiers at Balcombe Army Camp
Melbourne court heard Major Frederick Miller testify that apprentices escape after lights out due to camp design. Robert William Carpenter, 18, among 28 youths charged with 133 offences for illegal use and larceny, pleaded guilty to six illegal use charges and eight larceny charges totaling $968. John Mania also pleaded guilty to two illegal use charges and three larceny charges. A picket guard reported disturbances as two youths removed a wheel from a car. several others pleaded not guilty. The case was adjourned to Thursday in Melbourne. Six fake payroll notes were found today in pay packets at Gardenvale payroll.
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Melbourne
Balcombe Army Camp
Frankston Court
Frederick Miller
John Mania
Martin Twrence Holmes
John Richard Beck
Land Lenis Grant Edwards
Railways to show white flag at Liverpool station
The NSW Railways Department was ordered to display a white flag for engine drivers to avoid another strike. Senior Commissioner Mr G E Taylor mandated the signal to depart after confirming safety with a guard. The measure will stay in place until a safety conference at 10:30 am Friday, while unions push for investigations of signals and platform safety at Liverpool number two.
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Commonwealth “Arbitra Fon
G. E. Taylor
Fifety
Liverpool
Mc Taylor
Lnions
Sydney Metropolite
Melbourne University Faces Deepening Financial Crisis
Melbourne University is facing a severe financial crisis described by Chancellor Sir William Upjohn as one of the most critical in its history. He warned that if funding stringency continues, the university could lose its reputation for high academic merit as vacancies remain unfilled and workloads rise.
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Melbourne
Melbourne University
William Upjohn
William
Universsity
Post offices robbed in Adelaide raid haul tops five thousand
Adelaide police report three metro post offices raided with breakers escaping with more than 5000 dollars in cash money orders and stamps. The Payneham Post Office theft accounted for a haul of about 3063 pounds in cash and items.
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Adelaide
Metro
Lian Post Incest
Payneham
DAY OFF FOR SIR FRANCIS P L Y M O U T H
Sir Francis Chichester sailed alone to Plymouth after a world voyage. Crowds in London and Greenwich cheered as he returned, declaring they were glad he was home. The Times noted thousands gathered June 14 outside Astor House.
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Plymouth
Francis
Chichester
Gipsy Loth TV
Lon
Thours
Astor House
Greenwich
Times
Portad
Mariner
JP sales racket alleged in Hawkesbury position case
Sydney on Tuesday a Justice of the Peace figure appeared to be involved in a sales racket. Mr Lib Hawkesbury was alleged to have sent a letter to the Police Commissioner. A Newtown proprietor alleged correspondence about selling JP related membership badges and certificates. William Morris claimed to be a Justice of the Peace.
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Sydney
Tuseday
Justice of the Peace
Lib
Hawkesbury
Iir Allen
Hoa
Newtown
Law Organisation
Wiliam I Morris
Medical fee rise debated by NSW leaders and AMA
Sydney report notes Premier Askin received background on the Australian Medical Association plan for a 10 percent fee increase. Minister for IMr Jago prepared the report after discussions with NSW AMA officials last Friday.
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Sydney
Nsw
Askin
Australian Medical Association
Imr Jago
JAMA
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Paint‘and Decorators Union
Lice
Australian Nar University
Arone
Building Workers Industrial Union of Australia
Painters and Decorators Union
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Plasterers Union
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Boyce
R. Monaghan
BWIU
Inlpay
Melboure
Gardanvale
Fate
NSW Railways Department
Wars University
Anmaneum
Industrial Acceptance Corporation Limited
ANZ
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Civ Centre
Palmer
Ciberra
Sam Skunk
Sam
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