Sydney Pivot of Strike
Sydney and Melbourne seamen mark time as talks continue over waterfront pay terms. Meetings planned in Sydney and Newcastle aim to decide on proposed reductions and possible restoration of wages, with union delegates seeking best terms for members amid transport sector impact.
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Melbourne shipping strike expected today
End expected today Melbourne reports a shipping strike may be set for today with observers predicting action in the afternoon. Officials note talks could lead to a settlement, while ships in Melbourne harbor may be affected by any early move in the vendes.
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Action Against Communists Not Due to Strike
Melbourne report quotes government minister denying any link between anti communists actions and the current shipping dispute. He states the contemplated measures began before the strike and were not a response to it. Continued discussion appears on page 4.
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Australian era notices and incidents from Melbourne page
A chaotic clipping records hospital leave, travel, arrivals, and a fatal accident. It mentions Pirie Hospital staff, visits by Bishop Turay, and multiple travelers to and from Melbourne including Mr. Allison and Mr. Howinth. A two year old child, Laney Bright, died after a fall, with injury details and hospital notes. Veterans and officials are named. the piece also outlines shipboard incidents, a Commonwealth transition, and the death of Mrs. Paternoster at Prospect Hill Camberwell noting her pioneer family links.
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Smelters Union Talks A W U Set For Next Month
The Pire branch of the Smelters union prepares for wage and hour negotiations with A W U ahead of the expiry of the current contract. The talks aim at a possible raise above 1/day and a reduction of hours from the present 6-hour shifts, with the basic rate historically at 1 1/2 per day and adjustments tied to industrial awards.
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If Britain Were At War In New Zealand Debate
In Wellington a noisy interlude during a welcome home for Prime Minister Forbes and Finance Minister Coates prompted an interjector to ask if the Dominion would join Britain in war. Forbes replied in the affirmative.
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Latest Water Storage Figures From State Reservoirs
The Recorde reports updated readings from the Engineering and Water Supply Department showing water storage in four state reservoirs, with August 8 figures indicating Warren is overflowing. Meares and Bundaleer capacities are listed, highlighting small gains and ongoing overdrawing concerns in the system.
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Sir John Latham Poised to Succeed Duffy
Canberra report states when Federal Attorney-General Mr Menzies returns next month he will receive Sir Frank Gavan Duffy’s resignation as Chief Justice. Sir John Latham is expected to be appointed to succeed him immediately.
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Gold and metal market notes from Adelaide and London
Thursday reports from the Adelaide and London markets show spot and forward quotes for gold and base metals. Prices edge up and down with notes on standard prices, three month forwards, and several tonnage figures amid market fluctuation.
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Team for India Melbourne Tour Board Action Report
Victorian cricket officials defend selection for an Australia tour amid controversy over player availability and standards. Board members cite safeguarding Australian cricket interests and outlining experiences with South Africa and other international teams.
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New South Wales runner suspended in inquiry
Alan C. Morgan once an amateur barefooted runner faces an indefinite suspension by the Victorian Aeire beau council. In other news the government aims to present a bill at Parliament House after Assembly debate. A 30 year old Deepdene man Harry Caddy dies after being found in a stormwater drain with a fractured skull and icy water.
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Sydney
Italy on Eve of War Reported After Abyssinian Relation Break
A telegraphic report from Addis Ababa says Baron Falconi the Italian Consul at Dentomarcos was shot during a hunting trip and taken to hospital. An unconfirmed Berlin report claims Italy broke off relations with Abyssinia over the incident.
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Italian Legation Probes Accidental Shooting of Baron Falcon
Melbourne desk reports the Italian Legation in Addis Ababa has inquired into the shooting of Baron Falcon. It was determined he was shot accidentally with his own gun, the incident occurring early Friday.
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British Cabinet Divisions Over War Crisis Continue
The British Cabinet debates policy as ministers weigh crisis gravity and possible restraint on Parliament reassembly. Downing Street work persists amid pressure for restraint while a Paris dispatch notes France’s wary stance if Britain acts. a Foreign Affairs Committee recommends sticking to League of Nations obligations. In Melbourne a cyclist, Joseph Amoll, 21, died after being struck by a car.
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