Eight Unions Seek Wage Adjustment Returns in Arbitration Court
In Melbourne the Eight Unions petition the Arbitration Court for restoration of wage adjustments. The unions argue previous concessions were inequitable and demand reestablishment of earlier pay rates. The move follows discussions on pension and fund provisions and reflects industry-wide pressure for restored earnings.
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Argentine Labour Federation Faces Government Strike Threat
Unions led by the Argentine confederation threaten a large labor strike if the government does not return the 1 within 4K and address wage and policy demands. Speakers accuse officials of corruption and mismanagement as tensions rise after radio broadcasts and political warnings.
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Fragmented记 SCTOGENATUAN IMCATS OUNG APRINTEM
A garbled historical note describes a race or event with names like Humphrey Lynde and Ant Snahtey. The readable bits mention a yardage trial and a start by M1 yarda, with unclear finish details and opponents.
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House Votes on Browne and Fitapetnich Valuation
The House of Representatives considers the valuation matters involving Browne and Fitapetnich, with officials reviewing asset values and related financial implications for assessed properties. The session focuses on determining fair values for taxation.
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Savings Bank powers granted to Bank of N S W
The Treasurer announced government plans granting the Bank of New South Wales power to set up a savings bank. Details include central bank coordination with the Reserve Bank and other head banks to work out conditions and arrangements for the new savings operation.
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Foundations For Flats Flooded Firemen Prompt Water
Firemen pumped about 130 000 gallons of water from flooded foundations of a new flat building yesterday. Working under difficult conditions they plan to continue when weather permits. Crews faced delays due to water flow and structural access issues.
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ALP Executive Names Senate Team For NSW Elections
The ALP Executive names its NSW Senate team and selects a candidate order amid ongoing canvassing. The body endorses two sitting senators and a retiring member while debating the third candidate as ballots near the November election.
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Five Killed In Egyptian Border Raid Report
A chaotic dispatch describes five Egyptian soldiers killed and twenty taken hostage in a border raid near Kiniba. Reports state Egyptian authorities accuse rival forces of attacking a demilitarized zone, while the opposing side claims the raid was repelled and awaits further action. The article also touches on naval observations and international reactions.
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Change to One-man Buses Faces Sydney Plan
Minister defends switch to one-man bus routes in Sydney and Newcastle planned for November 7. Officials say one-man buses offer safety and efficiency and are widely accepted by operators and unions amid labour concerns and private owner interests.
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Public Service Appeal Hearing Ends in Bankrupt Impasse
An orderly but costly Public Service appeal hearing concluded amid disputes over employer solvency. The Arbitration Court decision paused with experts to be appointed within about a month as both sides faced mounting costs and complex proceedings.
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Burke Scores Slow Start in Brisbane Opener
A fragmented report notes Burke scoring slowly in a Brisbane opener with stumps at 6-204 after 2360 minutes of play. Mentions Bill Watson and a few scattered details about partnerships and averages amid unclear phrases.
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Fragmentary note on river work and water issues
A garbled report mentions Newt Solar and Douglad Neto with references to river work and a water project. It discusses potential water from sewer mains and a person named Mr McKay, with unclear timing and places due to damaged text.
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The Car Park Mystery Friday
A fragmented report notes a clerk fined £4 for a breach in a verified area as Sherlock Letts of Mater Avon Rochester and Ke Keni ret Beker Streak London are cited, with one man absent from proceedings and unclear details remain.
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Parliament Ends Quietly After Prolonged Session
The report details a largely uneventful close to Parliament with members preparing valedictories and discussing the Labour Party dynamics. It notes atmosphere of tension, troops moving, and plans for a federal cabinet meeting to review government policy ahead of an anticipated November address by MP Menzies.
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Clubs Prepare to Push Legislation on Trading Hours
Club representatives met Thursday night to discuss the impact of recent legislation on trading hours. The interview with Mr Kent Auhas highlighted how clubs faced access issues as authorities faced pressure to enforce new licensing rules.
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Indian Boy Max Leg Broken in Road Accident
A report notes a boy named Max suffered a leg fracture on Ip Road after a road accident. The fragment mentions Evan Cenoens Tarim Taloe and other unclear names amid the chaotic text.
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Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Early 20th Century Event
A garbled OCR passage reports on police and public events, mentioning a potential battle, a Nobel prize note for Literature, and mixed references to cities like Stockholm and London. It references authorities, a press bulletin, and various unrelated names and places without coherent narrative.
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