Government backs arbitration as ship strike spreads nationwide
The government vows to press arbitration and orderly settlement of industrial disputes amid a national ship strike. It condemns direct action and warns of severe economic losses unless workers return to lawful processes. Rail and rail-linked services face cancellations and timetable changes as authorities seek a peaceful resolution.
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G. &. Groom
House of Representatives
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Gisaphoval
Asai
Das
Weir
Donlius
Railways Commissioner names seriousness in week of Adelaide trains
The Railways Commissioner states the seriousness of the contest and notes actions taken after a week of train operations in Adelaide. The remarks focus on the competitive balance and necessary measures to ensure safe and efficient services.
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Pirig
Adelaide
Talreday
Nates
Port Adelaide Coal Shortage Sparks Labor Plea for Aid
In Adelaide a parliamentary debate over a fuel shortage highlights Port Adelaide workers facing 8 to 10 weeks of unemployment with many near starvation. The Port Adelaide Trades and Labor Council forms a relief committee asking for public food clothing and funds as the Premier discusses statewide support.
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Thurwiny
J. L. Prive
House of Assembly
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Port Adelaide
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Bremier
Passenger trains reduced to three weekly runs to Adelaide
The service between here and Adelaide will run three times weekly from Monday next. The trains will operate on Monday Wednesday and Friday with a reduced coal share allocated to Youson.
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Terowie
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Moura
Amit
Monnings
Adulaide
Wiroken Mill
Bethborough
Broken Wild
Algo
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Port Piele
Alyeter
Aldgate
Murray Bridge
Wil Rawr
Melbourne
Vnd
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Thutradiry
Here
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Across the Gulf Work Continues Amid Coal Shortage
Workers keep moving between Ton Knob and Hummocky as coal supply tightens. The company plans to send crews to Brownwood to keep the plant running for roughly six weeks. New workers are expected to join soon, bringing heightened tensions.
Late Trains Delays Persist In Port Pile Rout
Train service in Port Pile has suffered repeated delays over the past two weeks. One train did not arrive until 9.40 pm amid rain, causing disruptions as weather and engine adjustments hinder punctuality.
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Jay
Peace Day Plans for Street Carnival Announced
A large meeting of the general committee approved Saturday festivities with entertainment in the streets. Plans include street dancing, a pavilion, and a child friendly program with a fireworks display and free treats for youngsters funded by collections and subscriptions.
Fall from Wharf Highlights Narrow Rescue by Oar
Maurice Nuvan aged 15 nearly died when his bicycle toppled from the Queen’s wharf and fell 45 feet to a boat. An oar cushioned the impact, he lost consciousness but recovered with slight concussion and bruises. he was treated, hospitalised briefly, and returned home.
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Charf
Anil
Salymontown
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We Exige
Meni Bbats
Peace Celebration Plans and Medal Presentation
A town event marks Peace Night with a Magpul medal ceremony by Mayor Dr M E Gove, followed by children’s sports at Recreation Ground and a street parade. Bands from Excelsior and St Mark’s perform on Ellen Street with lights rockets and street dining. Fancy dress contests are announced with judges to be announced in Saturday papers.
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Stn
Lene Italin
MWA
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Stalin
Sritees Gompups
Lawton
Wehty
Ain Hoy
Scanlan
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Mare
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el. Passiis Hough
Wales
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St Mark's
Ellen Street
St. Mark's
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Hoa
Medals and Meddlers in Peace Celebration Debacle
A chaotic report on medal distribution for the royal peace celebrations prompts the Mayor and education authorities to defend the arrangements. The Premier promises cabinet action, while the Town Clerk denies inaccuracies and asserts the plan remained as announced for Saturday distribution.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Soul Au Walla
Pirie Connell
Citizens’ Committee
Education Department
Pirie
Armingen
Kvepne
Reponts
P Committee
Ine Pearce
Sayer de Goole
Penner
Pydas
Melista
Aueti
Sid
Hines
Jor
Adelaide
Citizens not wanted in Peace Day procession debate
A Port Pirie Town Council committee clash over Peace Day parade participation. Fathers' Association seeks inclusion but officials insist the march remain strictly military to preserve dignity. Mayoral and press comments follow with garbled transcripts and denials.
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Geo. Dey
Fathers of Sailors and Soldiers’ Association
C. A. Degenhardt
The
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MeScanlan
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Reformed Dulders’ Association
Iin
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Progsson
Rwaldewors
Dagenhardt
Is Association
Town debate over fathers association military procession
Local council discussed tensions around a Fathers' Association planned procession to mark Peace Day. Misunderstandings over participation and unofficial voting were addressed by chairmen and officials. The committee sought to keep the military march intact while avoiding spoiling the day.
Wages Up Prices Rise As Coal Costs Hit Industry
The Daily Mail reports higher coal prices forcing the bottom industry to pay an extra six million pounds annually to gas firms and similar for electricity. Woollens and other essentials grow dear, with wage gains and reduced output threatening British credit and imports.
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Servio London
Uly
Mall
Cottom
Eric Geddes
Rally Way
the Times
Roberts
Disposal of Wheat Options Reach Two Paths
Melbourne reports the Imperial Government considering two wheat sale options. One involves delivering half a million bushels at 2 8 per bushel with delivery on September 30, and a second option for another million at the same price on September 4.
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