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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian And Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
1
A garbled report from Geraldton details a contested tomato shipment, with mentions of export plans, market demand, and local officials weighing options. The text references Joe Winn and Mery Aestrowene, noting uncertainties about available stock and planned shipments to foreign markets.
A discussion of industry prospects centers on market demand and fruit supply. Attendee Mr Atte notes rising benefits to local industry as prewar stock returns and high prices tempt producers, while water availability will largely decide if increased output can be sustained for several years.
The court outlines steps for passbook handling and deposits, stating passbooks will be pulled and adjusted for security and accuracy. After the date, passbooks are requested for use in bank-related tasks and audits, with deposits recorded accordingly.
A government panel, including Werth and committee members, plans payment changes and a Monday work policy amid national security and labor concerns. Cabinet discussions lead to potential rapid execution, with industrial authorities awaiting formal approval from the administration.
A tense meeting of the Australian Society of Railway Employees ended with the union withdrawing its threat of action. The State Arbitration Court president urged officials to attend a conference as the dispute remained unresolved.
The WAAL Society of Railway Employees withdrew its ultimatum to the Commissioner of Railways after a court session yesterday. The dispute centered on train suspensions and the scope of double shift work, with discussion led by secretary Mr. GF Rest and the society’s representatives.
A vintage advertisement claims the pills soothe overworked nerves and restore vitality. It promises increased energy, better sleep, stronger appetite, and improved mood by correcting blood iron and nerve health, urging a reasonable trial available at druggists and stores.
A garbled OCR style note references Yess at a feast with participants Mahach olivios in Carell Hest, PaViatever. It mentions sensible wares Vii ties and Mniwine dene Har reament of olds, with unclear actions or dates.
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