Tasmania Seeks Intervention In Railways Case
In Melbourne on Thursday the Tasmanian Government sought leave to intervene in the Full Arbitration Court case on railway wages. Chief Judge Dethridge indicated the application should stay in abeyance while Tasmania’s direct issues are considered, warning against policy conflicts if another government intervenes. The hearing discussed wage standards, state revenue, and options to cut wages, improve management, or tax to meet £36000 London commitments. further hearing was adjourned.
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Dual Control Criticism in Australian Railways Case
Sydney reports Premier Havin condemns the arbitration case as an embarrassing commentary on industrial donations and constitutional drift. He says there is no escape from the morass Australia faces and calls for ending the senseless system of dual control of industry.
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National junior final replay ordered after postponement
At a National Football Junior league meeting last evening the final between Otustlake and AluaAtG was ordered to be replayed at Acton porta Ground tomorrow. The decision followed heated debate on deferring the Field Umpire report and a casting vote by the chair. It was noted the league fulfilled ball obligations for last Saturday.
Australian Cricket Board elects Hebertson chairman in Sydney
At the annual meeting in Sydney Alun Hebertson of Melbourne was elected chairman unopposed. W. Newbold Waulay was re-elected treasurer and J. Hui cheon and HO RS Madden were reelected authors. The secretary noted the England tour was satisfactory and arrangements for a West Indian tour in October were set. A selection committee from five states will pick a 14 member squad twelve days before the latest match.
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Canberra Arts Society to discuss John Masefield works
The Canberra Society of Arts and Literature plans a Monday evening talk on John Masefield. Speakers include Allen, K Binns, Broine, H L White, and others will discuss his poetry drama and prose. Non members may attend by paying a small fee in the Albert Hall ante room.
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Harbour Collision in Sydney Harbour Inquiries Opened
A Commonwealth Marine Inquiry opened in Sydney into the collision between the German steamer Strassfurt and the trawler Millimumul off Blues Point on September 1. Evidence showed Strassfurt damage about £6000 while Millimumul repairs cost £144.
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Underground Water Fall in Lookout Mountain Caves
Explorers near Chattanooga Tennessee report a 150 foot waterfall 1000 feet below the surface. An elevator shaft to the level allows tourist access to Cavern Castle at the entrance. Over £60000 has been spent on electric lights and cavern construction to showcase the fall.
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Railway unions attack governments at Sydney council meeting
At a State Council of the Australian Railways Union session in Sydney speakers criticised the Federal, South Australian and Victorian Labor governments for failing workers. They opposed rationing but conceded unions are unable to prevent it at present.
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Taxi Bus Services Considered for Feeder Routes
Taxi bus proprietors joined Mr Maddocks of the Transport Trust to request continued services. They offered to comply under Trust control and pay a fee per seat plus a tax on tickets. Mr Maddocks refused the broad request but suggested considering operator bids for feeder routes.
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Rare Amati violin found by child in Nice attic
A child in Nice dragged a violin whose owner, a former conservatoire member named Tongin, confirmed as a genuine Amati dated to the 18th century. The instrument, valued at about £900, had been stored in an attic by the parents who then declined a buyer's offer.
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Insurance Conspiracy Case Ends With Acquittal of Smith
In the Central Criminal Court Justice Ferguson ruled there was no case against Albert Frank Smith a 14 year old broker and he was acquitted and discharged. The case against four other men charged with conspiracy in connection with two insurance companies resumed as the court expected to finish the tax case soon.
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Soviet watch industry imported experts to train Russians
A group of 28 American watchmakers arrived en route to Russia to instruct Soviet technicians as part of a plan to build a high quality clock and watch industry. The Canton Dewber Hampden plant was purchased by the Soviet government for this effort, with a twelve month renewable contract for the American trainers. Language barriers and intricate watchmaking techniques pose challenges to transferring knowledge.
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Special Arrangement Covers Overseas Intelligence Rights
In this issue a special arrangement reviews world service and other information services. It notes rights to the compilation of overseas intelligence are held in Australia and New Zealand.
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