Intervening by Commonwealth urged in railway awards case
The Commonwealth seeks leave to intervene in the Arbitration Court proceeding on railway workers awards, arguing government interest and potential national impact. The judge considers whether intervention should cover basic wage and standard hours, with hearings adjourned to Monday for further arguments.
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Commonwealth
Jude
Wethridge
Evatt
Tasmania
Wethridee
Tuamania
Dr. Evatt
Dethridge
Isi Waco
Australix
Wis
Nia
Evilste
Nater Industries
Ghiet Duege Etheridge
Detheidne
Thors
Beeby
Gourt
Dr. Ewalt
Commonwealth Court
Delheide
Meneles
Phere
Ubier
Dethriege
Sec
Railways Commis
Sioners
Wades
M. Blackburn
Duthridge
Hays
Rheckburn
Cammittess
Conchustion Committee
Victorian Railway
Mr. Clapp
Sffeat
Skeeton
Rainy Showers Produce Points in Brief Ahead of Night
Fragmentary weather note records two sharp showers last night yielding 12 points at 12 o clock with a heavier shower following shortly afterward. The account is incomplete and names, places or exact times are unreadable.
Captain Matthews Steams Toward Karachi at Night
The patrol vessel CAPT. MATTHEWS reports position over the Persian Gulf on the approach to Karachi. It departed for Kurhell at 5.45 o'clock in the morning after arriving at dusk at 4.40 v'otch, with United Service Karachi noted in transit.
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Persian Gulf
United Servisey
Karachi
Wylelor
Matthews
KurHell
Viyer
Progress report notes mixed timeline for Hinkler voyage
A fragmentary timeline lists progress of Hinkler, Mids Mwy, and Cap Matmewe on an unidentified voyage with dates in February to September 1990. Readable items mention Singapore, Baghdad, Burma, Timor, Darwin, London, Constantinople and other locations with anticipated and past days, but many words are garbled. The text seems to track legs, landings, and milestones across multiple years and places.
Stolen aeroplane case links Liverpool mystery to Parramatta Court
In Parramatta Court Walter Crothers aged 21 fitter and Jack Hart aged 20 mechanic faced charges of stealing an aeroplane valued at £850 belonging to the New South Wales Aero Club. The Police Prosecutor noted Crothers had prior fines for flying a plane without a license. Defendants were remanded.
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Sydney
Liverpool
Parramatta
Walter Crothers
Jack Hart
New South Wales Aero Club
Crothers
Terrorism in Punjab Forces Crackdown on Plotters
Police in Punjab track terrorists after a bomb factory discovery yielding two bombs and materials. They probe a Lahore conspiracy tied to the death of a police officer, and recover graveside remains believed to be Bhagwanti Kharan, a noted lieutenant.
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United Service
Calcutta
Punjab
Lahore
Saunders
Vavi
Bhagwanti Kharan
Labor policy outline casts light on NSW election
The Labor program in New South Wales features plans to stabilize wheat prices with a state guaranteed market, transfer transport to a monopoly, and regulate mortgages. It calls for dissolving the present council, reducing Legislative Assembly members, and cutting public servant salaries while advancing land and irrigation schemes for settlers.
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Sydney
Moudey
Polly
Auburn
Lilley
Somoyer
Labor
Vie Luatt
Westery
Ransport
Mortgues
Legislative Assembly
Shollehed
Frais
Death by Poison at Narrabal Court
A 30 year old man named Krovst Williams was found unwell in bed and died minutes after from poison. The Local Court case on four counts of wilful wrongdoing was due to commence but was interrupted by his death. He was rushed to hospital where he died shortly after.
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Narrabal
Krovst Williams
Russian Wheat Deals Under Chicago Board Scrutiny
Investigations pursue Russian Wheat operations in the Chicago pit. The Business News Committee of the Board of Trade oversees inquiries into the deals and practices raising questions about market integrity and compliance.
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United Service Ghigago
Sundsy
Ivestigations
Tila
Chicago
Businss Weme
Board of Werae
Parachutist Killed During Descent Attempt
A parachutist died during a triple descent in front of a large crowd. He jumped from an aircraft at about 3 000 feet, floated down and deployed two chutes before a third failed to open, causing a fatal fall.
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Brusshes
Paraeile
Paraelute
Waterfront Dispute Tracks Railways Rationing Talks
Melbourne reports a waterfront labour dispute with Victoria's railways over rationing of work hours. Representatives discuss a proposed one twelfth reduction in hours and pay across the railway service. Ministers flag possible workshop curtailment at Newport and Bendigo, while union delegates seek compromise via further talks with the commissions.
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Melbourne
Reid
Rae
Ereyosiis
Newport
Ballat
Mreciano
Government pressure for settlement at Adelaide waterfront talks
In Adelaide a premier urged Parliament to back a prompt settlement as shipowners and workers meet after near paralysis of port trade. Deputations from shopkeepers warned of drastic losses if the waterfront dispute persists, with 50 to 70 percent declines in business threatening the port’s viability.
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Adelaide
Hor
Surr
Watersiders
Port Adelaide
Public Service Union Debates Deductions Plan
Melbourne executives of the State Public Service Union adopted a resolution in the General Division to push for wage deductions while others opposed them. The executive proposed a 24 to 30 percent deduction on salaries around £250 per year, with a 50 pound maximum and allowances for certain subsistence needs, as part of a broader pay adjustment plan.
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Melbourne
Monitoy
Ule
Tooyinow
E.d. Hogan
The Y M C A Ideals and The Call to Youth Service
A speech on YMCA ideals stressing that the movement combines spiritual aims with social and physical outreach. It argues the Y’s purpose is to develop latent talent and guide young men toward service, possession of the land meaning the collective well of thousands of youths.
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Tor Jt
Gorritua
Tui
George Williams
Joshua
Israel
Butt
Melbourne
Emus and Crystal Brook Suffer Tie Then Rematch Decide Premiership
In an afternoon Premiership clash at the Seaman ground, Emus and Crystal Brook battled to a scoreless draw after extra time. B Voitkun of Emus scored the only goal in the rematch as Crystal Brook pushed hard but were ultimately edged out by the visitors. The umpire praised F Graves for fair officiating as the two teams prepare for a re-match next Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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B. Voitkun
Exnus
Courie
Crystal Brook
Visitoes
Emu
Amt West
B. Vottkun
Emus
Mal Graves
P. Cox
M.milnes
D.J. Relichick
J. Forgas
V. Venning
B. Gale
V. Gloss
Mo F. Graves
Ghla
Local tram project planned near Womah in New South Wales
In Sydney area, planners announce a week of promotive workshops led by Mendis and Jie Milway Moparimone to discuss a tram upgrade near Womah. About 7,000 residents are expected to attend and participate in the sessions.
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Sydney
Mendis
Womah
Raglonine
Victor Brora to Fight in Japan Soon
Mrs Victor Brora reveals plans to travel from Lontion to Tokyo, a 44 000 mile journey, aiming to begin a 4 round fight in Japan within 45 days. The hopeful contender seeks to prove herself in an era of women’s boxing.
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Lontion
Victor Brora
Norble
Wool Conference Opens in London With Empire Spirit
London Monday Wool Research Conference opened at the Imperial Institute with Australia and New Zealand delegates. J H Thomas urged grit through rough times and unity for empire growth. Debates covered cooperation between manufacturers and growers, central manufacturing research depot at Leeds, and the empire’s future potential.
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United Service
London
Charles Martin
Rivet
W. P. Devereux
Australia
Marsden
Sidey
New Zealand
Imperial Institute
J. H. Thomas
Leeds
Bradford
Edinburgh
Dr Rivett
Great Britain
de Rivett
Riverina
Bandit Holds Up Chicago Movie House With Pocket Torch
A bandit with a pocket flashlight weapon robbed a Chicago movie house staff. He forced the doorman to the cashier, herded seven staff to the manager’s office, took the manager’s gun, and collected £149 from a sale. He released a messenger and another staffer, then fled in a taxi with the loot.
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Chicago
Tims
Australian speedman Sersion shines for Wembley meeting
Unclear OCR reads that Australian speedman known as Sersion, from Metrafla's captaincy, competed at Wembley on September 26. He faced injury at Warrington after a deliberate riding offence by opponents aimed to avoid falls.
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Sersion
J.ondon
Hrank Apenn
Ametrafla
Wembley
Aso
Manin
Enson
Arthur
Warrington
Theawen
Coursing at Jamestown Extended Nomination Close
Jamestown notes a small number of nominations for the final meeting to be run on Thursday next at Jamestown Plampton. The time of closing has been extended to n o'clock this evening.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Plampton
Jelley Resignation Reported Amid Health Concerns
Adelaide reports that J J Jelley has offered his resignation as a member of the government. The resignation follows health issues and the death of Mr Jelley, with speculation on the fate of his position during the early HI Government era.
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Adelaide
LL. HisLnce
J. Jelley
Jelley
Uncomplimentary Reference to Late Sir Neville Howse
The Sydney Times reports in a late note that Sir Neville Howse’s death is linked to accusations of incompetence. The piece claims Canberra misdeeds by the Bruce government and suggests consequences for the minister’s legacy in the territories.
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Sydney
Ganherra
LonjHog
Nevilly Howse
Nellels
Bruce
Saverio
Sig
MOS
Mieminer
Romaun
Adda
Mammoth Liner Planned by Cunard To Rival Giants
The Cunard Company plans a mammoth liner about 1000 feet long and 70 000 tons to surpass existing ships in speed and size. The vessel would be designed to carry over 4000 passengers with a service life of four years, cost over £12 million for two ships, and aim to eclipse German rivals in Atlantic service.
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London
Conant Steamship Company Waiay
Cewter
Tren
Germany
Atlantic Storms Hit Ships Along Coast
United Service report from London notes continuing severe Atlantic storms. Weather moderated today but further storms are promised. Several vessels were driven ashore with no lives lost, though extensive damage occurred to ships near Penula Teoria.
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United Service
London
Penulda Teoria
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Burma
Singapo
Smura
Timor
Darwin
Lon Briain
Constantinople
N.S.W. Elections
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Y.M.C.A
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