NSW May Back Unions Case for Pay Adjustments
NSW may support union demands for higher wages via the Industrial Arbitration framework. Leaders and ministers discussed an amendment bill, with figures warning inflation threatens the economy while wage adjustment remains a key remedy. Opponents argued for broader controls, but advocates cited experiences in the United States and Europe where automatic adjustments have been adopted.
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Canna
the United Kingsdom
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Sweden
Mr Brown Death Sparks Adjournment Talk in Parliament
The House adjourns as news reaches that Mr Brown died in Mel alitne after muttered comments during a session. Members react with sorrow and debate the motion of condolence while Brown’s widow receives expressions of sympathy. The opposition’s lander leader resists the motion as tributes are offered.
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Mi “Tieown
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Mi “Manaten
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State wage policy expected to force issue in Australia
In Melbourne and Victoria a debate over wage policy pits state awards against federal awards. Premier says steps will ensure uniformity with higher state wage levels, while unions press for a new wage system and potential arbitration. Critics warn of economic strain if the Commonwealth resists reforms.
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Toreday
Uahill
Inter Ral
Melbourne
Wourcon
Arbitration Court
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Vitoria
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Sydney Firemen Vote to Maintain Strike Action
A Sydney Trades Hall meeting unanimously supported continuing the firemen’s strike. Officials reported sympathy from unions elsewhere and planned coordinated action to press for improved wages. The gathering, held in Tweeday, pledged to sustain the strike until leaders secured a settlement.
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Sydney
Tweeday
Wharfie Plan Sparks Go Slow Move At Ports
Wharfies propose a go slow agitation in ports with weekly action across major harbours. Federation leaders and union officials push for coordinated stoppages over a five year period to pressure management and seek arbitration, aiming to improve conditions and wages for waterside workers.
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Former UN Official Urges Aid over Armaments
Jan Toyd-Ort, ex Director-General of a UN agricultural agency, urged Albania to redirect funds from military to development aid. He proposed a 10 percent military cut, saving about £4,000 annually, to assist underdeveloped nations.
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United Nations Pood No Agricultural Organisation
Alian
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Kerridge admitted untruth in shocking family case
Fragmented trial notes reveal Mrs. Kerridge denying statements as police recount a violent incident at home. Accusations center on a confrontation with her husband and daughter Ann, including threats, an axe incident, and alleged coercion amid a tense household.
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Ahie
Works Economies Likely to Involve All Departments
Prime Minister Mr Mafar announces broad cuts across government with emphasis on public works and imports. Cabinet explains that reductions target non essential projects while several large contracts to be completed within two years may be exempt from the 10 million cut. Detailing to be given in the House of Representatives today by Works Minister Heghes.
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United States To Keep Forces At Present Strength
United States defense chief announces no change in armed forces level and a policy of maintaining current military strength to avoid war. President Eisenhower and key officials discussed budget, waste reduction, and security priorities for the coming financial year amid pledges of steady capability.
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Police deny child drinks allegation in steady inquiry
Police acknowledged an inquiry into allegations of underage drinking by a party in Gippaland. Inspector Pertans led the probe, with local officials stating no evidence supported the claim. The report follows a formal call for details issued after discussions with district authorities.
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Mir
Mylan
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Perkins
Ryle
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Tim Ober
Mamdays
Townsend and Towssend Face Political Controversy
Fragmented OCR reveals a heated debate among political groups and unions. References to Towne, Towssend, and various factions hint at a contentious meeting, accusations, and a planned public response amid organizational tension.
Milk price war at Cooma inquiry heard
An inquiry into ACT dairy affairs heard from Canberra Branch manager of Dairy Farmers Cooperative Milk about widespread price cutting to retain customers. He testified that nine different prices were being charged to keep trade, with Cooma and Albury connections cited as influencing the Canberra market.
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