ACTU Faces Criticism Over Waterside Overtime Stand
In defiance of the Arbitration Court the Waterside Workers' Federation maintains its overtime ban. The Australian Council of Trades Unions is accused of failing to oppose law-breaking and of aiding a bid to gain special treatment for the union. The controversy centers on continued defiance and alleged Communist influence in industrial tactics.
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Waterside Workers’ Federation
Australasian Council of Trades Union
A.C.T.U
Miners’ Federation
Trades Union
Australia
Labour
Mr. Holt
House of Representatives
Death Dorrington Bertha Theresa At Casino June 3
Bertha Theresa Dorrington wife of Harry Stone Dorrington died at Casino on June 3. She was mother to Ana Alice Clarice Jessie Jean Joyce Lawrence and Leslie.
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Dorrington
Bertha Theresa
Casino
Harry Stone
Ana
Alice
Clarice
Jessie
Jean
Joyce
Lawrence
Leslie
Weather Notes from Brisbane End Wes terly Depression Era
A low pressure trough from the Queensland coast into the Tasman Sea ends the westerly depressions. The Weather Bureau reports a following high is wide in extent and has intensified, promising fine weather over most of the state with winds along the coast later. Scattered frosts were reported on Sunday night from the Downs and parts of the Maranoa, Stanthorpe noting grass temperatures of 22 degrees. The only rain yesterday was a few very light showers along the South East coast.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Tasman Sea
Weather Bureau
Downs
Maranoa
Stanthorpe
Yester
Warwick School Arts Progress At Monthly Meeting
At the monthly School of Arts gathering progress on the gymnasium was reported. The ring area, interior walls, and steel work were addressed, an ante room extension planned for den and dressing rooms, and plans discussed for enlarging the secretary's office. Substantial work and fundraising steps were approved with aid from the Public Library Board and sales of cedar furniture and bridge tables to fund the project.
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School of Arts
Denere
I. R. H. Campbell
Public Library Board
J. B. Priestley
The
New Yorker
Lloyd ‘C. Douglas
Bernard Shaw
Cecil Robe
Queensland Forecasts Bring Cold Nights and Light Showers
Forecasts indicate fine weather overall with colder nights in southern districts and local frosts in the south east. Temperatures will drop sharply on the Downs, winds mainly south east, lifting along the central coast where a light shower or two is developing today. Downs and Maranoa remain fine with cool nights and lower temperatures. Warrego sees southerly to southeasterly winds, cooler conditions, and light showers possible in the southeast.
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Queensland
Downs
Maranoa
Soul Downs
Warrbego
Legacy Appeal Donations for Warwick Group
The Warwick Legacy Coup e Group seeks further subscriptions and donations to support the Soldiers fund. Previous acknowledgements include A. Daven five pounds and M. S. Young thirteen pounds five, with in kind gifts such as home made soap from Mrs. Marshall and a bag of potatoes from Gordon. Frank Stein has begun practice as a solicitor at Salton House, Warwick.
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Warwick Legacy
Rotary
A.C. Daven
Maidstone
M.S Young
Swan Creek
Weldmin
Hermitage Recien
Greymare
Frank Stein
Salton House
Warwick
South Side Parking Law Enforced on King Street
Traffic officials in Warwick have enforced a new no parking rule on the north side of King Street between Palmerin and Albion Streets. Senior Sergeant A Cooper said the angle parking prohibition aims to ease congestion and improve safety, with motorists urged to observe the law to prevent serious fire and injury risks.
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King Street
Meéria
Albion Streets
Warwick
A. Cooper
Cooper
Matari
Impressive Ceremonies at Slade School
The Slade School held a wreath laying at the foundation stone to honor old boys who died in world wars. Cadets presented, Archbishop gave benediction, and Mr Marden marked his last official duty. A new music room was unveiled after improvements, with pupils and staff praising voluntary work and school progress.
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Bris
Thol Cadet
Corp
Loons
Ss.oba
K. Marden
Heara
Playboys
Warwicksonvales
C. B. Sisent
Olsen
Church of England
Theusic
Reston
Hal
Anenbiehop
Halse
Tae
Stade School
Gunshot Triumph Ends In Tight Finish At Melalee
In Mello uec NE form Gunshot led from 10 to 1 and beat Great Gihert by four lengths with Cho star close third. Mil ford, the 5 to 2 favorite, finished sixth while Coolport also underperformed. Public reaction was muted as Gunshot won, following a prior race where Bil Williamson rode to a distant effort. Street signs were placed in King Street to guide drivers, who parked on the southern side.
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Melloue
Gunshot
Great Gihert
Chostar
Milford
Coolport
Piublic
Bil Williamson
Chance
Two Motor Collisions In Palmerin Street Reported
Two separate motor cycle incidents occurred yesterday in Palmerin Street. One rider and a pillion passenger were hospitalized with injuries including leg and forehead abrasions, while the rider remained unconscious for hours before stabilizing. A second collision at Palmerin and Streets involved a taxi and a utility. no injuries were reported though both vehicles could move unaided afterward.
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Palmerin Street
Yestermorn
Brose
Herbert Street
Groll
Land
Warwick Base Hospital
Cei
Wiliam Relbert
Callandoon Street
Goondiwindi
Keet
Graham McDowell
West Warwick
Palmerin
Belsbaneet
Albion
Fitzroy
Australians Down In Belgian Doubles
Budge Pa and Tony Trabert won the Belgian men's doubles title Sunday, defeating Ken McGregor and Mervyn Rose 6-3 6-4 6-3. Trabert’s volleying and Patty’s power fueled the victory as the Australians struggled with errors and collision near the net. McGregor, the standout on court, drew applause for his precise cross-court drives though outgunned by the American duo.
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Lowdon
Neuter
Brussels
Budge Pa
Tony Traber
Ken McGregor
Mervyn Rose
Trabert
Patty
Jose
McGregor
Poatti
Pilton Women's Committee Meeting Notes and Donations
The Pilton Women's Committee met at Soldiers Memorial Hall Pilton with President Mrs Cooke and officers including Misses E Welke and Mrs K B Jones among attendees. Nine members received sympathy votes for Mrs Phelan’s family. May saw a book carton sent to Queensland Bush Club, and acknowledgments came from Clifton Ambulance Centre and several schools. A meeting will discuss supper room improvements, and warm clothing will be collected for Toowoomba. The financial statement shows £28 9s 2d credit. Advertising and milk jugs purchases were approved, with sugar basins to be bought to match jugs. Donations of £5 to Red Cross, Toowoomba War Veterans’ Home, Caboolture, and James Horton Home for Girls in Toowoomba were planned.
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Lumton
Hose
Pilton
Soldiers' Memorial
C. Cooke
F. Moor
R, C
M. Cooke
W. Finlay
W. Allen
P. J Armstrong
G Bell
Estrong
G. Bell
E. ‘Welke
Cooke
K. B. Jones
J. Phelan
Pilton Memorial Hall
Toowoomba
Red Cross
Woomba
War ‘Veterans
Caboolture
James Horton
Aussies Fall as Wales Edges Them in Exhibition Match
A chaotic rugby exhibition yesterday had New South Wales turn the tables on Queensland with lineouts and scrums shaping play. Americans and Trabert’s net play highlight the other courtside action as Swiss pair Rigtallet and Rosewall win a mixed doubles semi.
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Trabert
Violette Rigtallet
Switzerland
Ken Rosewall
Ats (Prance
Weekend Sport at Stanthorpe Golf and Social Play
Weekend sport notes from Stanthorpe cover Saturday social play with players such as Lorrimer 34, Frome 42, Soames, Englart, Hess, Stein, Lorrimer, and others posting results. GolfStableford results list Hoult 34 points, Fellows 22, Ling 30, White 20, plus various head-to-head outcomes. Sunday matches include Burton, Cook, and Dopeon in close affairs, with standings and trophies mentioned in a short, period-voiced local recap.
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Tors
Binninj Ay Otis
Cortis
Soames
Englart
Lorrimer
Frome
Wankis
Smith
Hess
Stein
Lak
Kale
Goat
V. Prench
McGraithe
J. Lorrimer
Mctyre
Wright
F. Thorpe
Los
Shop
Chandler
Hooper
Tancaste
Ter
D. Clifford
Loran
I. Lawer
Hohenhaus
Lancaster
Yale
D. Burton
A. Wera Cook
Efor Hin Wilten
Bala
Troy
Pol
Stableford
A. ‘Hoult
N. Fellows
Ling
M. White
Wepo
Johnson
Dopeon
A Burton
Fellows
M. Daresy
Iutan
E Hoult
Steele
Webb
G. Dillon
Ray Steel
Eg Steele
Meeting in ald War Memorial Junabee School Meeting
Directory notes Today’s events list a meeting in the War Memorial and a Junabee School gathering at apm. The Warner aalty Hews and direct from ALWAYS See REID ts Read and See Always ito nett Paimerin Street Ware provide additional local items.
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Ald War Memorial
Junabee
Apm
Osubsers
Warner Aalty
Reid Ts
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