Car Workers Leader Reuther Parley and Union President
An American union figure, born September 1907, rose from auto industry shop floor to lead the United Automobile Workers. He served as a delegate to global free trade conferences and helped form an international confederation of free trade prions, later elected president of the UAW.
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International Confederation of Free Trade
Lal
London
Eland
Reuther
Airent Ta
United Automobile Workers ii
Walter Rewther
Detroit
Michigan
United Automobile Workers
United States
Congress of Industrial Organisations
Transport Office For City Soon
Transport reform official Mr. Mibus states a city transport office will be established once suitable officers are found. The office will allow local carriers to obtain permits locally rather than applying to Melbourne. Representations were made to the Transport Minister Mr. Gaye to hire city office space.
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Transport Rece
Mibus
Transport Minister
Gaye
Melbourne
Minister to Inspect Horsham Railway Station and Yards
The Minister for Transport Mr Gaye will inspect Horsham railway station and foods yards on Wednesday. He will hear deputations on an overhead bridge that evening. Arrival is near midday with a 4 50 p m station inspection. The Mayor Dr J T Bennett will greet him at the Town Hall in the evening.
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Mr. Gaye
Horsham
Immboola
J. T. Bennett
Country Party split debate in Parliament benches seating
The Country Party weighs staying in opposition or sitting in corner benches with independence. Levitzke and Bieske push CP members to remain distinct yet support worthy laws, while Fulton calls for an early party meeting to decide if they leave official opposition. Party leaders and MPs from Gippsland and nearby districts are weighing reversal of policy.
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Levitzke
Country Party
Fulton
C.P
Liberal
Country
Levitake
Mr. Levitzke
Florsham
Labor Party
iBeske
Bleske
Parliamentary
McDonald
White
Allendale
Barclay
Mildura
Buckingham
Wonthaggi
M.L.A
McNally
M.L.C
North-Western
Hyland
Gippeland South
Lind
Gippsland Fast
Harvey
Ml.c
Gippsland
McAulay
Mibus denies rumors of Liberal and Country Party leadership change
Mr Mibus told the Times he is disgusted by rumors he urged a leadership change and denied ever suggesting such a move. He said his resignation from the Country Party stemmed from personal reasons and asserted he is happy with the Liberal and Country Party leadership as things go well.
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Mr. Mibus
Mibus
Hollway
Jeader
Liberal and Country Party
Milius
Times
Inland Killing League Pushes for More Works
The Victorian Decentralisation League urged the State Government to open more inland killing works, urging immediate expansion at Donald. Chairman R. E. Charlies encouraged buyers to come to the sheep, while A. M. King of Ballarat argued that one killing would reduce coal and livestock transport distances and boost city meat by 25 percent, reducing animal cruelty.
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Victorian Decentralisation League
League
Donald
R. E. Charlies
A. M. King
Ballarat
Sinclair Place Playground Plan Proposed by Residents
Residents of Sinclair Place seek a children’s playground in their area. Horsham Progress Association secretary Mr. H. Greenberg relayed the plan. Wardens Mr. H. Jenkinson will convene the committee to discuss arrangements on the available Sinclair Place site.
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Sinclair Place
Horsham
A B C Auditions Postponed By Regional Officer
The A B C auditions were postponed due to no transport available as telegrammed by programme director D Felsman. About 50 applicants had applied to audition, announced yesterday by regional officer Noel Myers who hoped to reschedule soon.
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A.B.C
Noel Myers
D. Felsman
Myers
May Act On Bus Parking Area
The Transport Board may intervene if Horsham City Council does not allot a bus stand to Mr. C. L. Bennett. Bennett said the board and council have not acted, noting he pays £14 annually for two carriage licences. The mayor declined to comment.
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C. L. Bennett
Transport Board
Horsham City
Bennett
T. T. Bennett
Saturday Scored A Century In Horsham Weather
The Horsham area saw record heat Saturday with temperatures around 100 degrees and a hot dusty day. A northern wind cooled late Saturday, and a storm cleared the city Sunday evening. Friday readings ranged 86 to 67 with highs near 101 and a low 47.
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Horsham
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