09 Nov 1954
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 09, 1954
Page
1
Valerie Hobson reports tense talks in Melbourne as union leaders demand wage rises and government backing, with Mr J Healy and Mr Monk calling for decisive action. Menzies warns against alienating Parliament while signaling a hard line against strikes and waterfront disruption.
The public inquiry into Wellington police conduct heard no evidence showing any officer engaged in improper dealings with bookmakers or accepted money or goods. Counsel stated none of the private annouces or related allegations proved any guilt. the inquiry found no misconduct.
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Widespread storm caused extensive damage across Riverina with torn roofs, collapsed walls, and flooded homes. Towns including Deniliquin Walgett and Nhy reported high winds, heavy rain, and stock losses as rivers rose and thousands of acres flooded. Government weather warnings advised bitter squalls, thunderstorms, and possible hail as communities brace for more severe conditions.
Sydney reports show a Waterside Workers Federation delegation from Sydney and Melbourne planning a Canberra briefing on waterfront issues and Stevedoring Industry Act amendments. The meeting includes Dr Evatt and Labour members with possible government actions, rail and cabinet discussions slated for Thursday as unions weigh steps.
The notice announces events surrounding the Ming Part to Metis Jit Autumn Carnival with plans tied to November dates. Mentions Mielboutune Monguy and Atinayr Fast in scheduling notes for Sydney or New Zealand travel and upcoming arrivals.
Dr Evatt appeals for conciliation and parliamentary supremacy over industrial disputes in a nationwide radio broadcast. He accuses Mr Menzies of opposing parliament’s role in shaping employment terms while urging reform through arbitration and balance between unions and employers.
A waterfront labor dispute draws miner union support for the Wateride Workers Federation while the Central Council urges districts and lodges to provide facilities. Officials condemn aggression by the Menack and urge WWF to unite members behind a peaceful strike action as waterfront owners face pressure.
Police and city officers closed Castlereagh Street as 2000 wharf labourers demonstrated against a wartime wage action. The march to Parliament House tested guards, ending with tense scuffles and a temporary halt to access while authorities reinforced security.
Doctors from Tulane University and Washington University in DePauw weigh in on tobacco dangers. Dr Allott Ochaner and Dr W A Graham endorse warnings that any form of tobacco or cigarette smoking is harmful to health.
Catholic bishops approve industrial groups amid tension and conflict within the church. The move prompts warnings from labor leaders about potential clashes with community factions and ongoing power struggles.
Fragmentary report describes a boxing match where a boxer named Duilia Lo faced a gash to the eye. The account mentions Patrick Warner and some civic or local context but is garbled. Readable names include Sydney, Shainin, and Pier. The outcome and full details are unclear due to damaged text.
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