Bombshell for railwaymen re examination five year rule
In Adelaide Friday two mass meetings of railway workers are planned after instructions from Railways Commissioner Mr B Anderson requiring sit for re examination every five years or more often. Union officials warn of possible regulation strike arguing such testing is unfair for long serving enginemen and could disrupt service.
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Adelaide
B. Anderson
Commissioner of Railways
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Railways
Arbitration Court
H. J. George
L.A
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South Australia
Prison for life for murder on the Rockhampton mail
POUND guilty of murdering Harold Edwin Speer ing on the Rockhampton mail train on April 2. Herbert Kopit sentenced to life with hard labor. Defence claimed treaty Ashesw of. Deavin Cameron Governmen Midivay Ollewn said warnings shown but no evidence of insanity. Jury deliberated about thirty minutes.
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Brisbane
Pound
Harold Edwin Speering
Rockhampton
Herbert Kopit
Deavin Cameron
Midivay
Kopila
Horne
Centenary sports meeting outlines events and officials
A Centenary sports gathering outlined the chief events Sheffield, Centre Wh Mare, and winter rack, with a minor events programme drafted. Officials elected included W. Il Threadsold as starter, M. Sly as referee, and Lacey Keane as judges. A substantial list covers timekeepers, starters, and officers, with Wednesday September 30 slated for the main program.
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Pirie Henlenary
GT Sharpe
Comuditeesos
Ind
Mie
Mvetines
Comitee
Fullewes Mosats
W. Il Threadsold
Puttin
Davis
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W. Lacey
Moc Keane
Basis
Dudgee
W. Walters
M. Sly
Tresttail
Hunton
Aestelan Handbagyer
Trestrah
Jeague Jana Ryeling
Seytang Willimger
Spoetley
Taylow
Williams
Wilton
Retired Jockey Killed in Meliola ne incident
The report describes the death of a former jockey linked to Meliolane after a fall or accident during a race or training. The victim, once a prominent rider, was identified by local authorities and noted for his long career in horse racing before the fatal event. Further details remain unclear due to the damaged text.
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Pethee Howansee
Pete
Hadas
Gemmient Ik Caniten
Lee
Ted Naton
Japan Denies Interference With Australia Trade Policy
The Foreign Office states Japan did not try to influence Australia’s trade policy with Britain. It claims Tokyo sought to raise complaints over low cotton and rayon prices by an export charge, which limits orders, and it refused to impose a quota.
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Kiv
Foreign Office
Japan
Australia
Britain
Pirie School Band Meeting at Astrad Theatre
Students and faculty gathered at Astrad Theatre yesterday afternoon to discuss recent developments affecting the band program. The meeting outlined budget concerns and potential future suspensions, with A Sjustrom and Maiti among those speaking on behalf of the band and its funds.
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Austrad
Siustions
Parish
Hank Leen
A. Sjustrom
Mati
Heeves
Baldwin
Woot
Bodares
Wilson
Temusurer
Annual leave debate on substituting holidays in Melbourne
During a hearing on a union petition the chief official argued employers seek to swap fixed holidays for paid time off. He noted a shift toward one substitute day per year, replacing a traditional holiday, with objections from the union and concerns over worker revenue and scheduling. The discussion centered on a November substitute and the impact on annual holiday patterns.
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Melbourne
Pridkay- Mal
Detheidzy
Wiethidkay the
Amidon
New Strike in France Raises Labor Tensions
Report from Marseille narrates a renewed strike by maritime workers over a disputed agreement. Sailors and labor activists occupy key facilities as negotiations stall. Authorities monitor picket lines while unions press demands for better terms and protections.
Kindness Week Relief Funds Sought Details Sifted
A fragmented report notes discussions on 5000 relief during Kindness Week and calls for details on distribution. Questions arise about eligibility, amounts, and procedures for recipients, with references to employers dependants and local authorities.
Pastoral Award Increases Pay for Workers in Melbourne
Melbourne officials announce a new pastoral award raising pay for shearers shed hands wool pressers and cooks. The court sets higher rates per hundred sheep per day and expanded weekly wages with keep and per bale payment options. station hands with small properties are excluded.
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Melbourne
Ludge Dethridge
Vets and hospital news from Pirie and Solomontown
Moor Landers registered as veterinary surgeon. MeL Lb Yulieat, branch secretary, confined at home. Several local residents discharged from Vimy and Pirie Hospitals after injuries or operations. Mr Von Brussteut to leave for Sydney July 20. Father O'Rourke and Sister Bray’s Private Hospital noted. Visits limited as recovery continues. Kids and staff at local schools feature in recent events. Farewell at Salomontowi railway station for Mr Graham Nand and wife with large turnout.
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Hvie
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Fostermakers
Senate Road
von Brussteut
Mungana
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Vimy Hospital
Sydney
C. Blower
Wiie
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EC Nand
Graham
Adelaide
Gann
Education Department
Gaunt
Po Inenhall
Pirheoweekend Ag
London Paris Geneva Beyond Sanctions at League Meeting
London reports that Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden flew to Paris en route to Geneva where the League Council begins. The main aim is to decide on lifting the October sanctions against Italy, with delegates including leaders from Sweden Norway Finland Denmark and the Netherlands. The assembly will address Mussolini era issues and potential easing of embargoes as Western leaders seek a coordinated reply.
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Taland
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Halle Selassie
Evan Aston
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Heen
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Smut
Obey
Weather report from yesterday with highs and lows
Yesterday's maximum reached 60.5 degrees with the 24 hour minimum ending at 8:30 am recording 45 degrees. The data reflects a cool day with a mild morning start and a moderate daytime high.
Crawford's Easy Win at Wimbledon
London report notes Crawford's easy victory as Milnight seeds advance to the round of sixteen in the Wimbledon men's singles. The article mentions humorous play during the match between Van Ryn and Verrys, with Verrys winning and Doust praising the quality of tennis as among the best ever seen at Wimbledon.
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Recorder
London
Milnight
Crawford
Doust
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Daily Mail
Wimbledon
London Metal Market Lead and Quotations Review
Market notes from London lead trading with values around 15 pounds 2 shillings 6 pence. Detailed bid prices show fluctuations and daily quotations amid listings of producers and buyers in the metals exchange.
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London
Pat’s Skipper Reels In Disjointed Raga
Fragmentary reading depicts a chaotic street scene with scattered phrases and garbled names. The text hints at music and performers, mentioning Wat, Wat, and a Salt Mad Wiebe, with unclear actions and a late night setting. The piece remains largely indecipherable.
Miss L Cobiac Wins Northwestern Golf Associate Title
Miss L Cobiac Wirrabara wins the women's amateur Northwestern championship at Kingston Park with 128 total. Miss L Williams Pirie places second with 129 as multiple clubs compete for the title. Details note scores, rounds, and nearby contenders including Crystal Brook and Peterborough participants.
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Wirrabars
Kingston Park
L. Williams
Pirie
Uste-hole Landicap
M. Sweeney Pirie
Wseuelutes
Abe Naudicap
Whrystal
Cope Clusiott
Forgan Reapt
Miss Dunsford
Urystl Brook
We Insitues
Ham
Lucal
Hue
Golf Takes the Stage at North Western Carnival
The Centenary North Western carnival opens with the price of honor on Pirie’s stage and a full program of associates events, 36 handicap and open amateur bouts. Ninety-two golfers from southern clubs compete as a busy schedule leads to Monday’s open amateur and country amateur championships.
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Montaye Deeramme
F. Stott
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