Queensland State Service Union Opens Tenth Biennial Conference
In Brisbane, about fifty delegates from across the state attend the Queensland State Service Union’s tenth biennial conference. The agenda lists 160 motions on terms and conditions for public servants. The president notes wide Australia wide concerns, calls for industry support, and urges government action on salaries and welfare while highlighting union membership and finances.
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Queensland State Service Union
Brisbane
Qir
Mubidert
Queensland
Union Way
Coneretica
Hie
Australie Puble Service
Federation
Aaa
Australia
Pléedaure
Indus
Es Persistenei
Pullile Bers
Beauan
Ito A. Cluing
Ania
Whay
Mtr
Finanera
Trades and Labour Council
Ana Bralbiin Tabour
Warty
State Service
Tnton
Union
Enon
Strike Extends Affecting All Australia Labor Sit Spread
Melbourne and Sydney reports show seamen and shipowners clashing over a strike action affecting Australian waters. Union leaders push for mass support while government officials weigh court action and possible delays. The Melbourne meeting warned that four Huddert Parker vessels could be affected with further stoppages if tensions rise.
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Martlay
Parker
New South Walee
Aml
Seameva Union
pHi
Malrants
Norra
Cotay
Commel
Inbedageian
Licennes
Cabore
Federal
Teareon
Federal Eulistetisa
Tip Utvike
Ldita
Melbourne
Msn
Bydney
Cwnle
ST Wa
Gucinta
Seamen's Union
Wesstla
Te Fonghuky
Murad
Mr. W. Clarke
Lilo
Tvial
Mem Dignisedd
Tia Murda
Money to Fly Spending Policy in Queensland Budget
Brisbane reports a continued government spending plan totaling around £4,000,000 for the coming year. Allocations cover unemployment relief, housing, roads, railways, and public works across multiple towns, with approvals and debates at government level. The plan anticipates significant employment through construction and development projects, including bridges, fencing, and urban housing schemes for various districts.
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Wielsgowlde
Don Mowaye
Landa
Istralay
Thir
Julie
Hailway
Yrould
Back Again Mr Lyons Welcomed Made Good His Opportunity
In Sydney Mr Lyons and Mrs Lyons were welcomed by Prime Minister Al Tuyous and others aboard the Mariposa marking his return. The visit, described as a chance to strengthen ties, included meetings with British civic, industrial and commercial leaders. Lyons spoke of loyalty to the Crown and discussed trade, ports, and overseas shipments while hoping for benefits from discussions with U.S. leaders and officials.
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Ward to Drown in Boston Mystery
A fully clothed man with no life preserver was found swimming 160 miles at sea by a sinking trawler. He resisted rescue, and his intelligible talk failed to reveal how he ended up at sea. A coastguard amphibian boat transported him to a Boston hospital.
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Massachusetts
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Police Pension Plan Debate Moves to Tomorrow
A motion on police pension supplements and superannuation was discussed, proposing to pay a rent allowance similar to officers, with the government urged to ensure benefits do not fall below public service minimums. The conference adjourned to tomorrow for further consideration.
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Guilrane
Meat Exports and London Talks Pleased Australia
London discussions on meat disposals to Britain praised by Prime Minister Lyons at the Australia Hotel. Delegation aims to shift from frozen to chilled beef, boost mutton exports, and seek long term deals with the UK while backing an independent Australian export control board run by producers.
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United Kingdom
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United
Australia
Avery
New Zealand
Tieat Axport
Wuld
Ahould Dba
Commonwealth
Malcolm Campbell Aims for 300 MPH Test Flight in Utah
A report notes Malcolm Campbell plans a September attempt in Utah to film a cinema sequence for the Music Board. The effort aims to determine if the maximum edging efficiency has been achieved. A second camera was hidden in a truck but its footage reportedly showed tyre distortion.
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London
Malcolmn Campbell
Utah
Music Board
Gougen
Cathedral Robbery Stuns City As Loot Vanishes
PAMPLONA Spaln Monday reports a cathedral burglary with loot valued at £82,100 stolen. A window was damaged and frontars’ awn indicates forced entry. jewel boxes discovered empty. Authorities investigate the high value theft.
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Spaln
Towula Valivd
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