Wages at Port Pirie Smelters Interim Court Ruling
An interim judgment by Deputy President Hewitson raises Port Pirie smelter workers’ minimum wage from 48/7 to 13/3 per day. The ruling addresses living wage presumed to exceed local costs and disputes over cross jurisdiction with Commonwealth standards. The case, affecting Associated Smelters Ltd, hinges on wage adequacy, with a six month duration for the award and ongoing involvement of company representatives and workers.
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Algale
Auerun
Hewitson
Ihe Minuquin
Wudustry Ab Bort Mieke
Iifrial
Braken
Smielters. Ltda. Nadnet Y Ma
Ingis
Bert Pirle
Nadangie Rere
Stella
Tehier
Iit
Tts
Muesen
Mad
Mussen
Indicane
Sume Industes
Erin
Paler
Hie
Cork
Hie Eave Finn Llment
Lead Burning Strike Threat at Broken Hill Mines
Trades LaborersUnion at Broken Hill ordered 14 days' notice on July 7 unless a satisfactory settlement of the lead turners' grievance is reached. Delegates met managers, who offered 4/14 a day for 46 hours including holidays. Previous offers by Associated Smelters and others showed higher margins for holidays, but talks paused for seven days to allow further executive discussion with the Mine Managers Association.
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Broken Hill
Ihe Trades Laborers’ Union
Lord
Mn Air
Hosen Hul
Sith Pal
Monymene
Malon
Manis! Association
Signs of Unrest in Sydney Labor Circles
In Sydney on Tuesday unions form a triple alliance including the Colliery Employes Enginemen Drivers and Firemen and the Amalgamated Society of Pads. They prepare for coordinated action to press their demands amid tensions over the convention.
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Sydney
Lonl
Pads 'Ey
Probable Settlement Report From Melbourne Works Dispute
Melbourne officials indicate talks aimed at a quick settlement of a builders laborers dispute at the Electricity Commission works. Tuesday was set as a target for progress as workers and management sought resolution.
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Melbourne
Style Electricity Commission
Yatlourn
Cooperative drivers seek join AWA Adelane union council
A fragmented notice reports drivers at a September meeting in Bushane about forming joint action with the Federated Truckers and Carters' Union. The group considers aligning with the Mulianian Workers Pain and the Sobers Union to gain influence and shared saving schemes.
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Adelaine
Fedurated Trivers and Carters' Union
Bushane
Mie Adi Lande
Desi
Huh
Muialian” Workers
Pain
Sobers Union
Port Lyttleton Hold-up Conspiracy Case Develops in Sydney
In Sydney today details emerged on a conspiracy linked to the Port Lyttleton hold-up. The court denied bail for the suspect amid wide parliamentary questions and disputed evidence concerning the lifeboats at Beauty Point. The case continues with adjournment to tomorrow.
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Port Lyttleton
Bavin
Stube
Wis
Port Leytiletan
Beauty Point
Ren Envingy
New Harbor Ferry Arrives After Commotion and Whistles
Sydney reports a wumbie voyage by the Koondooloo ferry arriving after lunch to much commotion from sister ferries Me Kowndoolao from Glasgow. The 69 ton vessel, though awkward in look, completed the harbor voyage and is praised for a fair end despite rough passage and noisy welcome.
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Sydney
Sydney Ferries
Trafic
Sole Survivor of Mitsuamu Maru Sinking Recounts Raft Ordeal
A sole survivor aboard the Mitsuamu Maru reports 57 hands were aboard when the steamer sank west of Gotu lands after leaving Keeling with sugar and general cargo. One stoker was rescued by Chinaya Maru. pumping failed and the crew abandoned ship. The survivor lived on a raft for a week without food or water.
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Tokyo
Kerimue
Gotutelands
Rebellious Girl Faces Police Court in Adelaide
Florence M Jenkins age 19 faced Adelaide Police Court charged with assaulting Policewoman Northridge at Magill on July 4. Det Sergeant Allchurch said Jenkins, a State ward who had absconded, was arrested after a chase. she climbed fences and ran into a creek where Northridge nearly drowned before Foster intervened. Jenkins received two months imprisonment with the warrant withheld.
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Adelaide
Magill
Northridge
Foster
South Australian billiard title match to decide winner
The South Australian billiards championship final is held today between holder E Hinds and runner up W Buchanan Sinmer up to 1500. The winner advances to Sydney for the Australasian title next month as all states run championships.
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He Tual
He Hinds
W. Buchanan
Sydney
Stu
Dastardly Assault and Old Man Robbery
Sydney police report a man and two others committed for robbery and aggravated assault on an elderly resident named Thomas Gardiner. The victim was robbed of £105. bail set at £200. Court description calls it the first of several vicious attacks in the area.
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Sydney
Tuenies
Arthur Banal
Charles
Street Music Ban Enforced in Sydney City Streets
Street performance is halted in Sydney as authorities order musicians to stop playing near public points. Cabinet and allied groups direct police to curb bands and wandering musicians across the city, citing postwar order and public nuisance concerns.
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Gabinet
Sodives’ League
No Referendum Stance From Premier On Liquor Question
The Premier Mr J Gunn yesterday refused the South Australian Temperance Alliance request for a referendum on the liquor issue. The alliance not discouraged, the council will meet Thursday night to consider the position and a private members Bill. Mr T H Smeaton noted this morning the situation requires careful handling and to say little more.
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Adelaide
J. Gunn
Yester
South Australian Temperance Alliance
T. H. Smeaton
Boston Steamer Rammed In Collision Off Newport
Passenger steamship Boston bound from Boston to New York was rammed amidships off Newport by an oil tanker. Four passengers are dead and the remainder were taken off by lifeboats, several of which are missing. The Boston is taking on water and being towed to Newport as several ships stand by.
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New York
Boston
Polit Judah
Fifeboat
Newport
Women's Week opens at Wembley with royal message
London Monday Reuters reports Women's Week at Wembley opened as Princess Helena Victoria read a message from the Queen. The telegraphed note expressed deep interest in proceedings and empire-wide visits by the King and Queen. The program, organized by New Zealand, featured talks on child welfare and education and included a New Zealand concert and a reception with Maori dance performances.
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London
Wembley
Helena Victoria
Empire
Commonwealth
New Zealail
Jopowress
New Zealand
Jie Allen Liehomaissiones
Davis Cup Zone Semi Finals Nominations Report
In New York on Monday the United States Lawn Tennis Association announced team nominations for the Davis Cup. Australia faces Chinese entries with Patterson and Wei as singles leaders and Patterson and Wood as Australian doubles pairing. Matches set for Brookline on July 4 and August 2.
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United States
Lawn Wus Association
Australia
Gina
Brook Ivo
Aistair Davis
Caplain Lock Wie
Paul Rowe
J. K. Hoang
Patter Son
Wei
Patterson
Wood
Olympic tennis final results announced in Paris event
Final results from the Olympic lawn tennis finals show Healey and partner defeating Richards and Jessup 6 2 in the decisive match. Earlier, Beretta and La Goste beat Condon and Richarison 6 3 10 8 6 3 to claim a playoff position.
New Locomotives At Adelaide For South Australian Railways
Preparations are under way at Mile End for the arrival of large new locomotives ordered by the South Australian Railways. The engines are planned to operate with automatics and shunts, with alterations possibly at railway stations. The project aligns with Commonwealth Railway Commission decisions adopted in 1942.
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Adelaide
Tuscaiy
Thw
South Australian Railways
Mile End
Thy
Eleerances
Gom- M
Commonwealth
Federal pact discussed at Melbourne farmers meeting
The Farmers Federal organisation debated a cordial approach with Nationalist and Country Party groups. A resolution urged no conflict, possible joint conferences, and a shared platform for the next Federal election. Mr Bruce indicated reconsidering the no conflict stance and possible cross party representation.
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Farmers
Country Party
Miy
Farmers’ Conference
Bruce
Country
Farmers' Conserve
Thas
Nationaliste and
Organis Niue
Har
Alan
Dominion Representation at Inter Allied Conference
In the House of Commons Mr. J H Thomas stated Dominions will be kept informed daily by High Commissioners about the Inter Allied Conference. Consultations with all Dominions and their prime ministers are planned before publishing full correspondence on Dominion representation and conference commitments. Canada’s prior consult may or may not have occurred.
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London
Munstay
Inter Allied Conference
House of Commons
Ormedy Gove
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Britain
Canada
Floods Threaten Chinese Town As River Rises
Reports from SUANGHAI indicate flood waters reach 22 feet in the river, with the menace closing in on a town 15 miles away. Chinese authorities consider dyke cuttings, worsening overflow into the fertile lands near the capital region between Tienjin and Pekin.
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Tien Ain
Tlentin
Pekin
Future activities in Melbourne planned police and bread inquiry
Melbourne reports that Chief Secretary T Tunne rliffe plans to boost police strength to curb a crime wave while Premier G M Prendergast says Cabinet will be urged to set up an inquiry into bread prices. The measures were discussed with a Trades Hall deputation.
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Melbourne
T. Tunnerliffe
G. M. Prendersast
Enthusiastic Dublin Welcome Sparks Oath Debate
A Griffith era crowd in Dublin Mansion House greeted the Irish Republican cause with energy as 3000 people gathered outside. They vowed to take allegiance only to the Republic while labeling opponents as true rebels for resisting the republic.
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Press Association
London
Tinsida
Woe
Dublin
Republic
Deluge in Korea Causes Severe Flood Problems
Three days of heavy raids have stilled in severe floods in Korea. Communications throughout the country have been seriously interrupted. The floods are especially bad between Seoul and the Manchurian border.
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Reuter
Tokio
Tuesda
Korea
Seoul Vel Vie
Manchurian
Independent Exhibition Planned by Norman Lindsay
Norman Lindsay plans a rival exhibition in Adelaide after rejection by the Artists Week Exhibitions Committee. The Blue Mountains artist telegraphed the New South Wales Society of Artists announcing an independent show with his paintings and works by other NSW artists.
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Sydney
Adelaide
Blue Mountains
New South Wales
New South
What the soul is to themn the wharche to the world
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The Gulf Mystery Seizes Darwin as Search Talks Grow
In Darwin the talk centers on Dr Wade and an aboriginal tale by Sambo about kidnapped women from the wrecked steamer Douglas Mawson. A volunteer search party is expected. authorities caution against false hopes while officials study a report from Constables McNamara and Green.
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Wade
Sambo
Douglas Mawson
Laurie Brothers
Tanami Goldeld
Uiquhart
McNamara
Green
Conanan
Tolanthe
Edwards
William J. McCaw
Urapungle Station
Caledon
Dar
New Bridge Across the Murray Proposed as Paving Demands Change
Adelaide reports that a new bridge over the Murray is planned with construction designed to allow river traffic to pass via punt and paddle steamers. The project requires enhanced paving specifications and higher clearances, aiming to span the river at a central point and accommodate large steamers and elevated approaches along the Renmark line.
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Adelaide
Renmark
Payinga
Murray
Wid
Ren- Thark
Mmn
Rebel Colonel Maritz Released After Twelve Weeks
Reuters reports in Johannesburg that Colonel Maritz surrendered to authorities in April and was released this morning after serving twelve weeks in custody.
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Reuter
Johannesburg
Maritz
Gank Fr
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