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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
1
The notice states that Sunehodes Third Floor is open every Friday night until 9 o'clock. It lists events or activities with limited readable names and mentions a location and time.
A drastic stand by owners ends any work offers tomorrow as the 5 o clock call goes unanswered. Watersiders face a standstill with no overtime promised or offered.
In Sydney labor tension escalates as shipowners offer extra pay for overtime but waterside workers decline. At five pm, calls to A U S N Union Co and Howard Smith Ltd were met with refusals to work overtime. Owners warned no work would be offered tomorrow if overtime was not accepted.
An inquiry reveals workers offered money to refrain from returning to work. The money was not accepted, with some men receiving rations instead. The firm made no calls for further action and a section of the crowd faced tensions as authorities addressed the unfolding siting.
A scrambled passage reports a Commonwealth News Special covering a meeting with references to Peace Dove imagery. It mentions figures like Dowariste and Helena Shave, and hints at a debate over a ceremonial line and a possible national event. The fragment ends with a line about a council meeting and a broader public interest.
London reports cancer mortality increasing across many English speaking nations. The article calls for united action to stamp out cancer, framing it as a threat to mankind and linking smoking to deteriorating health. It notes medical views on cancer origins and references hospital research on prevention and treatment.
A submerged wharf scene prompts a constitutional hearing on Commonwealth policy. The session hears arguments on individual rights and government powers as judges weigh the legality of measures amid community distress and industry impact.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a halt in Sheffield SITELD details and a Queensland vote scene. Mentions names like Tomine AES and Smith, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
The Bishop of London told the London Missionary Society that the real passion is for White Australia not a policy. He urged the church to defend the cause, saying there is much to do and many views to consider, insisting on unity and stronger stands.
A chaotic movement surfaces as groups push to oust Reds amid broad petitions. Reports describe protests and clashes in Pusan and surrounding areas as authorities attempt to restore order while public sentiment fractures. Names and exact actions are unclear due to fragmented text.
Fragmented reader notice references contests and orders, with unclear names and dates. The text mentions Blake and Hearneieeet, plus a note about reservations and advance ordering. Details are garbled, but the item appears to be a public contest or listing notice with restricted reservations.
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