Railways Basic Wage Case Stalled For Further Arbitration
The Federal Arbitration Court adjourned hearings on the railways basic wage case to next Monday as railway unions request representation. Judge Deturidge noted urgency due to financial strains on Victorian, New South Wales, and South Australian railways, with potential widespread shutdowns if delays persist. Dr Evatt will present arguments. unions will respond when heard. Local business voices report a drop in wool prices and a large North American wheat carryover. The court will resume with Evatt’s initial address tomorrow morning.
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Meegbourne
Federal Arbitration Court
Wethbridge Caid
Ling
Opel
Australia
Higard
Metzlis
K.J
New South Wales
Austria
Lt T
Wecome 50
Measies
St Uils Mater
Victoria
Vietoris
South Australia
Evatt
Tne
Muller Witt
Mary Whiley
Lowespalley
Ibane Elrow
Fuymard
M. Blackbury
Allwaye
Ev4ul
Deturidge Sai
Chapple
Upiua
Asiae Te aWords
Ko Boon
Chet
Dethridge
Geeley
Jnyurda
Wally
Beeby
Dass
Detavidge
Menales
North America
Fussia
Liverpool
Bvate
Famous Novelist Dies in London Morning
London report states the death occurred this morning at St. Mr Wo Petridge. The piece notes the passing of the famous novelist, prompting tributes and renewed interest in his work.
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London
Dastardly Act Attempted to Asphyxiate in Sydney Home
Mystery surrounds an apparent gas attack on William Kidman aged 44 at his Alexandria residence. Kidman, a night worker, woke to a room filled with gas and staggered outside before collapsing. A garden hose was found connected to a gas stove jet, leading into his bedroom. he was alone in the house.
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Sydney
William Kidman
Alexandria
Kidman
Cost of Niemeyer Visit Not Costing Australia
Acting Prime Minister Mr J L Fenton said a Adelaide speech by Senator Duna stating Sir Otto Niemeyer's visit cost Australia £1000 weekly was incorrect. He noted the Bank of England was covering all expenses of Niemeyer's delegation, costing Australia nothing.
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Melbourne
J. £. Fenton
Duna
Adelaide
Otto Niemeyer
Australia
Bank of England
Redhead Suspect Arrested in Murwillumbah Murder Case
Atommy Willam Schubert was arrested in Murwillumbah after being charged with murder of Doris May Schubert whose presumed remains were found weeks earlier. An inquest heard allegations about her father while the redhead girl’s skeleton had been located.
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Murwillumbah
Atommy Willam Schubert
Noth Tumbulaun
Murwithnbut
Wile
Doris May Schubert
Mato Newtustle
Escir
Doris Somboit
Daughters Courage Saves Family From Wangi Boardinghouse Fire
Phyllis Brown aged 18 showed extraordinary bravery at Wangi Lake Macquarie when a boardinghouse burned last night. She fled through flames to wake her sleeping mother and father, enabling their escape just as the building collapsed. The blaze reduced the boardinghouse to ashes.
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Newcastle
Phyllis, Brown
Wangi
Lake Macquarie
Two motorists die in truck crash near Newderate
Perth reports two drivers Edward Jones and Richard Wisley were burned to death when a Starr coal truck they rode in overturned near Newderate last night. They were trapped beneath the vehicle as it caught fire and could not escape before the flames engulfed them.
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Perth
Edward Jones
Geil 2A
Richard Wisley
Newderate
Waterfront rationing plan eyed for volunteers and workers
Adelaide Monday report notes Mr DY Phillips representing shipowners will outline tomorrow a proposed work rationing scheme. The plan aims to allocate Waterfront work between volunteers and paid waterward workers and to indicate when operation would commence.
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Adelaide
DY Phillips
Barr Smith Library foundation laid at Adelaide University
At Adelaide University today the Barr Smith Library foundation store was laid by Mrs. T Barr Smith. The library, funded by a £32,000 gift from Mrs. B Barr Smith in memory of the late Mr. Robert Barr Smith, aims to be completed in about a year with capacity for 606,000 books.
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Adelaide
Adelaide University
Barr Smith
T. ©. Barr Smith
B. Barr Smith
Robert Barr Smith
Port Melbourne cricketer and club president dies at 84
Air Thomas Terrero, president of the Port Melbourne Cricket Club and famed underarm bowler, died at his home today aged 84. He starred as a grubber and lob bowler for many seasons, taking numerous wickets half a century ago.
Movements of Australians in Imperial Conference
Winsters to confer today as Australian leaders discuss financial and wheat issues. Mr Scullin plans ongoing talks with advisers including Mrs A and Mr Sah while visiting Cray's tomb and Milton's cottage. Downing Street meetings loom. Moloney signals action on Soviet wheat dumping and urgent talks with wheat representatives follow.
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Unites Service
London
Mouilay
Australia
Attralia
J . Fenlon
Fenton
Scullin
Hig
Sah
Cranay O Wealth Bank
Sry Bell
P. Moloney
Cray
Scuilla
Milton
Souffin
Jehbel Macdowall
Bone
Downing Street
Moloney
Lysaghts Ltd Appeals For Embargo In Australia
Melbourne Monday reports the Minister for Customs Mr J Fenton discusses Lysaghts Ltd New South Wales seeking an embargo on galvanised iron imports. He hopes for a quick decision noting the firm’s troubles mirror a building boom slump and bounty payouts have lowered local corrugated iron prices to 30s per ton in some areas and 21s in others.
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Melbourne
J. {. Fenton
Lysight. Ltd
New South Wales
Representationa
Lysaght's Ltd
Despithe
Rumored Mutiny Denied At Rutherford Camp
At Rutherford Camp Maitland New South Wales the Defence Minister said a telegram from Brigadier General Lertage, commanding officer of the First Division, deposed the mutiny claim against militia troops. Brig-Gen Heritage said the report was groundless.
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Melbourne
Minffteen
Lertage
Offcer
Rutherford Camp
Maitland
N.S. Pa
Heritage
Russian Wheat Shortage Rumors Spark Soviet Threats
Berlin reports say the Central Committee of the Communist Party concedes that famine relief deliveries during the approaching winter are unsatisfactory. August deliveries were 47 percent of September, leaving farmers under threat of severe action if they fail to supply.
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United
Service
Berlin
Communist Party
Honaltins
London Sydney air mail six day service proposed
A proposed London to Sydney air mail scheme envisions six day delivery using relay aircraft each ferrying 2000 miles per leg with a final leg by seaplane. The concept, noted by a neuronautical writer in The Evening News, would be costly and likely require Moths aircraft to pioneer the route.
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London-Sydney Air Mail
United Service
London
Sybney
The
Evening News
Monnplangle
Unrest in Spain at Madrid revolutionary meeting
About 20 000 people gathered in Madrid for a Sunday revolutionary meeting. Speakers urged abdication of King Alfonso and overthrew the existing regime. The crowd showed anger at military police and troops, while some called for Spaniards to reclaim sovereign rights and reference to Germany and Russia as examples.
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United Service
Madrid
Anon- Imag
Madera
Turing
Primo de Rivers
Alfonso
de JaNicus
Hawthorn By-Election Cause of Labor Defeat
Melbourne reports indicate Labor’s poor Hawthorn by election result stems from voters reacting to decisions at a recent conference of the Wh NLP and the A.G.T.U. leaders discussed the Labor conference’s impact, with Mr Wy Duggan arguing the defeat rests on misunderstood positions and fairness concerns amid state and federal issues.
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Melbourne
Hogan
Labor
Hawthorn
Wb Nlp
A.G.T.U
Labor Conference
Stolen Aeroplane Joyrider Bound Over
Walter Crothers Syane y aged 24 and John Mart aged 20 appear in Parramatta court on charges related to a stolen aeroplane case. Crothers is bound over for two years. the incident traces to the Liverprot Arsadromn to opbyy te fy tr Katoomlin route.
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Syaney
Walter Crothers
Parramatta
New Seth Wales
Nera
Liverpret
Arsadromn
Opbyy
Granwilin
Ohn
Mart
Atle
Alleged Libel Case Involving Halpin and The Evening News
The Sydney Evening News reports a libel action by James Chartee Halpin against Hyland of Victoria and Trom, claiming 5000 pounds. The case centers on comments about a dairy conference and the manufacture of butter and peanut oil products.
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Medbourne
James Chartee
Halpin
Woh
Hyland
MDA
Victoria
Trom
Evening News
Sydney
Hykind
Italian Laborer Held Up by Three Armed Men
Three men attacked Italian farm laborer Bis ont mane Tal'an gutla in Bis ont mane Tal'an gutla. The assailants tied the victim and escaped with a sum of money and other belongings. Police investigate as felony incident with unclear details and suspect motives.
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Melbourne
Puent
Laigt Dagostinn
Protection of Wildflowers in Victoria Legislation Intro
The Victorian Minister for Forestry Mr Buckett announced a deputation from naturalists and sportsmen’s groups and said legislation to protect wildflowers is drafted and would become law. The bill would prohibit picking protected wildflowers on public or private property without permission.
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Melbourne
Buckett
Tolay
Uma
Pirie's Greatest Football Match Against Port Adelaide
Pirie plans a bold clash against Port Adelaide on October 11 at the oval. Chas Hayter confirms visiting Port, promising a full premiership team and no concessions if Pirie defeat them. The squad list includes nearly 24 players with training being intensified to sharpen form for the historic northern showdown.
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Ar 1. S. Hocking
Chas
Hayter
Port Adelaide Slevators
Jean
Pirie
Tinter
Matt
Tost
Mn Haylie Wag
Dahon
Ween
Chapman
Dayman
Pri
Otten
Hitly Sivns
Eoin
Ing
Oval
Foca Fontbatt
Meyer Batora
Pitle
Port
Pastoral Research Fund Backing for Australia Pastures
Acting chief A. Marnton of the Commonwealth Council says £29,000 will be needed to support pastoral pen ned in Australia for the next five years. The fund has donated £10,000 annually for five years, subsidized pound for pound by the Temperal Government through the Sugar Marketing Board.
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Adelaide
Bonne
Fune
Marnton
Hye Commonwealth Council of Selesie
Im Australia
Tmperal
Swwlre Marketing Board
Dutch Squadron Heads To Sydney In Evening Departure
The Java and accompanying destroyers sail from Melouenne under a lavishly outfitted state squadron. Aboard, officers carry essential gear as 600 gunners prepare for the voyage. The fleet will reach Sydney at 7 o clock tomorrow morning.
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Java
Kayser Amd
Davanse Bane
Aden
Java and
Nso
Sydney
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