Queensland State Industrial Court rejects uniform marginal rate claim
The court ruled marginal rates for skill are not tied to a fixed wage ratio as in the past and that skill value cannot be mathematically measured. The Priday decision applies only to the State Mechanical Engineering Award, not a blanket rule for all unions. The ruling may ease tension but risks wage disparities and inflation if other unions pursue similar margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Queensland
Queensland Chamber of Manufacturers
L. Suggars
Engaged couple announced in Warwick and Elmthorpe
The notice records the engagement of J. Gardner’s daughter from Elmthorp via Alora to Daryl Ether, second son of Mrs. Esthere and the late Mr W Ether of Acacia Avenue Warwick. Also included are memorial notices for John Gordon Brackin who died June 8 1943 and Paul who died June 8 1919 with family signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eather-Stark
Oun
W Stark
Elmthorp
Via
Alora
Daryl
T Esthere
W. Ether
Acacia Avenue
Warwick
Brackin
John Gordon
Toe Gearly
Tater Jg-law
Paul
Tom
Mary
Corrie
Cyril
Weather Notes Antinesouss Queensland Rain and Frost Forecast
Weather notes report nearly ten inches of rain in Queensland over the weekend with Thursday’s land area recording eight points. The Weather Bureau said fine weather would continue with cool days and cold nights. frosts to extend in central and southern parts as winds ease. Recent days were very cold with good soaking rain last week and 87 points counted at the post office. Farmers will be busy sowing as milk and cream production fell last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Weather Bureau
Weather Forecast for Queensland Districts
Forecasts indicate generally fine weather with cool nights and frost in southern and central inland areas. Moderate to light south to southeast winds affect Howse, Maranga, Warrego, and Far regions with scattered frost and cool days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Howse
Maranga
Warrego
New Zealand Junior Farmer to Visit Darling Downs Zone
Correspondence from the June Warwick Junior Farmers Club meeting notes NZ Junior Farmer will visit the Darling Downs zone next month. Fourteen club members and two advisory panel members attend the meeting. A bus tour to Allerton was discussed and a route map to be displayed in the shop window. An invitation to attend the annual meeting is extended. about 13 members plan to attend next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick Junior Farmers’ Club
Joe Farmer
Vishing
Darling Downs
Warwick Gylrit Gutober
Sneig
Queensland
Allerton
Alherton
Bellgartis Stud
McPherson Poll Declared Friday After Absentee Count
Yesterday the Returning Officer stated the McPherson poll would be declared Friday once just over 10 absentee votes were tallied. The division’s early results showed Fadden leading with £2,225 to Culento’s £11,833 with 438 informal votes, as both candidates were invited to attend the declaration event in the South part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivisionsl
V. Germain
McPherson
Aden
Arthur Fadden
Sitmos
Mel Guento
Haw Bots
South
Fadden
Culento
Vagrant Doyle Remanded Again in Warwick Court
Raymond mapaevegen Dayle and Cairns man Doyle were remanded to June 15 in Warwick Court of Petty Sessions on a vagrancy charge. Detective Trost testified seeing Doyle at 5.45 p.m. Friday and arresting him after a conversation at One Warwick Police Station. Prosecution indicated further charges may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mapaevegen Dayle, Ehourer
Cairns
H. ‘Baker
J. Warde
Doyle
C. F. Brown
Warwick
Heavy Frost Follows Wet Spell
A heavy frost covered gardens yesterday morning while a light westerly wind kept grass at freezing. The Daily News recorded a 62 degree daytime high and a thermometer drop to 30 degrees by 2 a.m., signaling unusually cold winds and frozen taps in Warwick.
New St George Society Chooses New London President
The Warwick Branch Royal Sealy reports in an airmail letter from London a change in the Dental Council presidency for Great Britain. General secretary notes that Pela Marshal Montgomery informed the Central Council of curtailing activities due to Western defence, requesting a new president. Duke of Devonshire named as the new president, effective Tuesday June 1, 1064.
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Warwick
Royal Seely
St George
W. A
Millward
London
Hun
Dental Council
Great Britain
Eral
Plela
Marshal Montemery
Central Council
Hm 19
Marshal Montgomery
Jung
Duke of Devonshire
Plan to sell Eris Rice boulgour to the Far East
Plans by US authorities to export an American wheat product boulgour to East Asia are described. The program, led by the Agriculture Department, aims to produce boulgour in a form similar to rice and to open new markets for Northwest Pacific white wheat with support from Oregon Wheat Growers League. The article notes the method of boulgour production and potential market expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Agriculture Department
Middle East
Northwest Pacific
Oregon Wheat Growers League
Warwick rail link debate moves to railways commissioner
Warwick district grazier group plans a deputation to Railways Commissioner Moriarty to press for a direct Warwick to Brisbane link via Maryvale and Mt Edwards. Members question why the Brisbane connection has lagged for nearly 50 years and consider supporting Stanthorpe fruitgrowers' rail proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Brisbane
Maryvale
Mt. Edwards
Warwick Grassers
South Eastern Graziers’ Association
Commissioner For Railways
Moriarty
R. Goldie
J Wilson
Lees
Die
Stanthorpe
Schoolboys Crowd Fijian Footballers on Rail Trip
A Fijian football team traveling from Brisbane to Tamworth was greeted by enthusiastic Warwick-area schoolboys as the train stopped at Warwick. The players, described as friendly, chatted and posed for questions while one member played a guitar and the squad led the carriage in songs in their native tongue, continuing much of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elets
Wsamera
N.Z
Iba
Buisbane
Tamworth
Wallasgarra
Warwick
Killarney
Brisbane
Roma Street
The
Tear
Alleged Unlawful Attempt to Kill Cairns Man Charged
Norman William Barnes 26 a labourer was charged at the Cairns Court of Petty Sessions with unlawfully attempting to kill Iris Isobel Langley on June 6. Detective Sergeant L Wex objected to bail, citing threats. Bail refused. Langley treated at hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman William Barnes
Cairns
Beobel Langley
L. Wex
Barnes
Michael Edward Delyes
Iris Isobel Langley
Dearth of Choirboys Worries Churches
A New South Wales church advertises for choir boys with pay and a weekly “pension” fund. Choirmaster G F Allman notes decline from 32 members to 10 in 47 years, with trouble and vandalism among youths. A separate courtroom report details the Parsons case and a prior conviction record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James Church
City
G. F. Allman
Control of Barrier Fence debate faces council deferment
Warwick district committee members debate whether the barrier fence should be under board control with statutory powers or left to individual landholders. A June discussion notes the long fence length, inspector coverage, and practical issues. Next executive council meeting could defer until August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Eastern Granpers
Warwick Grazers
Sxsoctation
Karara
Warwick Committee
Harvey Prices
W. G. Wright
J. Wilson
Executive Council
U.G.A
Graziere
Injured Man in Warwick Road Crash Stable
William O Brien a 32 year old Main Roads Department employee stationed at Alora was admitted to Warwick Base Hospital with a suspected leg fracture after his vehicle overturned on the main Warwick road five miles from Warwick. He is believed to have been thrown from the vehicle as it sustained extensive damage.
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South Sydney Hospital
Heapieat
Sydney
Parsons
Central Railway Station
E. A. Walter
Duncaty
Duncan
Morris
Teco
William O Brien
Main Roads Department
Alora
Saile
O'Brien
Warwick
wooman-Warwick
Higher Wages Sought for Shearers
Workers union demands higher pay for shearers citing sustainedly high demand for wool and statutory holiday pay. Proposals include raising ram rate, increasing seating stud wages, and adding per week extra for each additional spearer. Market stabilization noted despite past turbulence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aatii Workere
Shearing Sadat
Polis
Ciada
Wales
At Saba's Fabric Sale Notes and Prices
Fragmented textile listings show skin and fleece items priced per yard and length. References to green fawn el and flannelette materials include quantities 27/6 and 18/11 yards, with several price points around 59/11 to 75/- each and notes of quality qualifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saba
Sates
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Rein
Metrist
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TELCO
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Palmerin St
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Warwick Daily News
Optometrist
King Street
Memoriam
Warwick - Allora
Allora
Olle
McCafferty Bus Services
Redbank Meatworks Pty. Ltd
Fellmongery
Old Cleveland Road, Belmont, Or
RING G._LINDSAY Warwick
Taveloyes Busines
Ro ‘Knalsis
New Zealand
New St. George Society
Yan Ecret
Aleg
Yanina
Roe
Mali
Health Board
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Speier
Theodora Pheieos
Norton Street
Strateras
William Charles Boone
Healthy Board Tor
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Commons Land Cabinet
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Sir Winston
Irene Ward
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Virtinn
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