Court Grants Metal Trades Margins As Lead For Industry
The court outlines increases for metal trades margins with staged raises for different unions. It notes that some workers in the sheet metal and machinists unions will receive increases while others not, citing wage adjustments tied to purchasing power and war-time demand. The decision explains margins reflect labor value and economic conditions, with two- to three-quarter time and full-time distinctions for various job classes.
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Dunphy
Morgan
Ducatin
Marin
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Elaiman
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Mun
Court Awards Margins On Value Of Work
A court discusses wage margins amid variations in purchase prices and unemployment impact. It weighs whether labor costs should shift with commodity prices and notes unemployment levels and production trends after World War I.
Arbitration Court awards wage increases amid mixed union response
In Melbourne unions react with mixed views to the Arbitration Court ruling granting wage boosts for metal trades and other workers. Some unions push for proportional rises and broader scope, while officials warn the decision may not fully ensure wage justice. Government ministers urge productivity alongside the increases as industry faces cost pressures. The transport and building sectors anticipate effects on margins and prices as negotiations continue.
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Sydney
Maetaltrade
Mrdeliry
Sne Ivctriest Trades Union
He Campbell
Tiverston
Redfern
BR. Marah
Muargina
MYT
Wreght
Margina
Transport Department
Wetherell
Arbitration Court
Tun
Tor m Tong
Tasue
Araestine
Evatt
Dr. Evert
Margina Hive
Byer
Menales
Commonwealth Conference in January Aims and Agenda Amid Friction
Political reporters note tension within the Commonwealth as January talks in London focus on Europe and Western alliances. Prime Minister Nehru and visiting leaders are expected to address German unification, the Korea armistice aftermath, Indo-China, and China's stance.
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Aifislul
Landen
Daniery
Annie
Winston Churetiil
Detwnon
Inet
Bove
Grout
Moleneas
Europe
Nue
Western European Union
North Atlantic Alliance
Germany
Britannia
Commonwealth
Hus
China
Wise
Mure
Promi
Restoration of Buganda Ruler Sparks Native Acclaim
In Kampala Friday natives hailed the restoration of the Buganda ruler after a London decision on recognition. The Ugandan judgment by Justice Grisin questioned the legality of the British government’s earlier act and asserted the pending withdrawal aligns with the treaty, a move the plaintiffs argued violated the state.
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Buganda
Kampala
Uganda
Eireigh
Buanda
London
Sinc
Upusida
Bugan
Chet
Justice Grisin
Elvil Ace von Whan
Sie
Piaintiuni
India Pushes High Level UN Meeting on New Members
In New York India proposes a top level United Nations meeting to break the deadlock over admitting new members. Indian delegate VK Krishni urges ministers from IL countries to participate in the Security Council effort. The debate notes a veto by leading powers and lists candidate states including Albania Mongolia Bulgaria and others.
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New York
India
United Nations
World Organisation
VK. Krishni
Nie
Ign
Security Council
Mc Way
Suan
United States
Britain
New Zealand
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Soviet Union
Boyle Fondation
Albania
Mongolia
Bulgaria
Revimitia
Hungary
Finland
Tiny
Portugal
Ireland
Jordan
Austria
Ceylon
Nepal
Libya
Fe Geen
Onaustralia
Pakistan
Thailand
Laow
Mmbodia
Rushed report from Washington mentions state and coast talks
A fragmented Washington dispatch reports talks involving state and national leaders. References to associations and individuals are unclear, with several garbled names and places. The piece hints at ongoing discussions but lacks precise dates or outcomes.
Big Four May Meet Early in 1953
A London report says a Big Four conference could be held in early 1953 to discuss disarmament and a world peace plan. The piece notes divisions among Western leaders over venue and agenda and mentions potential talks involving Britain, the United States, and Soviet officials.
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Mymuan
Itn
Praca
United States
Omean
Faa
London
Paria Agreamenta
Soviet Union
Vor Il
Mame Wentera Ofcinis
Danning
Sipe
Churehill
Kinemawer
Mendes
France
Malenkov
Lally Mall
United Nations
New
Evatt Demands French Inquiry Amid Controversy
Australian commentary centers on Dr. Evatt urging a formal French inquiry into the Interminster affair and alleged misstatements by officials. The debate touches on political responsibility, media charges, and calls for accountability spanning remarks about Madame Evatt and wartime diplomacy.
French Embassy Charged With Security Offence In Australia
The French embassy official arrives home from Australia under guard facing charges tied to external security. Major Pierre Girsud, military examining magistrate, has directed investigations to verify Anne Oliver's account of the ship and its crew, while the voyage details were reportedly common knowledge and printed in the aviation press.
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Anim Rriany
Omice
Emmayee
Austrasia
Radnor
Pierre Girsud
Oresgn
Australia
Anne Oliler
Fania
ACTU Dismiss Wharf Strike In International Dispute
Fragmented report shows ACTU planning to dismiss the wharf strike as unions and bosses prepare for possible prolonged dispute. Mentions coal board notes on mine output and overseas liner delays, with Wool Sales suspended due to waterside sites and political commentary from Australian officials.
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Joint Coal Board Today
Beretina
Nakgova
Melbourne
Sake Campbell
Aimteaian
Couveh
West Buyers
Fi Chased In N. Guinea Giunta dsc one
Fi chased in New Guinea with Giunta descent and a remote pursuit framed by obscure names. The narrative mentions Australia, Ratan, and a vague nautical route through interior zones, with December mentions and a Dakar finance context.
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N. Guinea
Giunta
Wavely Co
Reyal Nethoy
Aus
Anna
Howl
Ateney Republic of
Ian Johnson Leads Rout Of English Team In Australia
Fragmented report details Ian Johnson starring for Australia as they rout England in a semi final. Benson took 3-48, world bowling honours cited, with England bowled out for a low total. Several players named with partial scores and dismissals, including Johnson and May, amid a chaotic OCR read.
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Ian Johnson
Ian John
Victoria
Hest
Eangland
Mulbourne
Grekind
Stair
Tskine Ce
Benson
Ls Cutain
de Englvind
Reg
Dimpeca
Peter May
Beore
BCC
Hirst
Barich
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Bt Bipaon
Renaud
Renan Contpton O
Maddocks
Renaud May
Drennan
Archer
Wilson
Beni Graveney
Bailey
McDonneth
John ‘Son
Johnson
Johnna
Amryey
British Labour To Back Treaty Support Move
The Labour Party signals backing for a significant treaty aimed at regional security as Prime Minister and ministers prepare for parliamentary debate. The move focuses on coordinated action with allied nations and outlines timelines and expected commitments.
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