Luncheon and arbitration on transport wage claims cited
A tribunal in the Mudtefat Court Coma heard representatives of employers and the Amalgamated Road Transport Union as bus drivers and conductors demanded wage increases. Union counsel stated no strike, while the employer side argued for staged raises to cover 12 hour shifts and vehicle operation costs. A wage scale proposal of 2/6 extra per hour for night drivers and varied rates for passenger and school services was discussed amid debate on central division rates.
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Fika
A. Milter
Union
Therm
My. Palier
Sinter
Elaine
Isterera
Paris
Fuzzy figures on crime and population from early 20th note
A garbled report cites FBI figures and probate projections from 1638 style claims about 33,000 emerged in the United States 4,600 000 fetontea 59 von ionlows wssnutts 73 804 of 401 500 arrested under 31 Over 160 000 murderer Koombed Lave cout f ry and 200 000 living would fobimt murer refune taken and not nearly 300 000 would be murdered.
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Bloomington
United States
von ‘Ionlows
Lave Cout
Maurderel
Labor dispute over overtime pay and safety enforcement
In a lengthy union dispute, Le Molor Bus Proprietors Association challenges proposed rules for vehicle staffing and safety, demanding wage protections for drivers and limits on alterations. The case highlights protests, court considerations, and requests to avoid wage deductions while addressing industry-wide conditions and public interest issues.
Debutantes at Buckingham Palace Night Dress Revelry
A garbled but vivid court scene from Buckingham Palace outlines debutantes spared from excesses, with royals and titled guests present. The piece mentions the King and Queen, royal circle, portraits, and a parade of dignitaries including Princesses and Counts, amid a diplomatic mood and night photography chatter.
Show Successes At Jersey Exhibit With D R Hutton
A Jersey show produced top prizes and notable entries. Winners included C SchWwitt for quality horn work and FL Av nin for needlework. The event highlighted a fine display of livestock and crafts by local exhibitors, with several prize standings in strong shows.
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Warmlde
C. SchWwitt
Aucatheta
Departure for England by airliner week
Governor Bur Leslie Wilson addressed the Six Cabinet gathering at Parliament House, declaring Queensland aims to be the best state and a crown jewel. Premier Bease praised the governor, while Opposition Leader Maher lauded the holiday and urged continued government work ahead of the overseas trip.
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Leslie Wilson
Parliament House
Eanpiro
Cate
P. Bease
Rwehe
Wilton
Maher
Oppost- Mor
Mat
Lin Honaur
Double Time Pay Rules On Coronation Day
The Industrial Court ordered that workers on Coronation Day receive double time pay unless serving essential services. The ruling applies to hourly workers and printing offices, with unions pressing for higher holiday pay. The decision aims to protect nonessential staff while ensuring essential service operations follow standard rates.
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Heimdane
Whamsday
Industrial Court
Erenter
Emurk
Secon
Naliasy
Ferst
Alton
Doug
Ridiculous Statement On Admission Of Aliens
An article discusses immigration policy debates in Australia. It cites a figure, likely a former director, discussing conditions for bringing British and European aliens into Australia, including guarantees, funding, and the aim of permanent residency, with emphasis on the role of guarantors and perceived threats to local workers.
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Austratloy
Brillahens
Australia
Bocbroin
Autralia
Autralo
290 Miles in 65 Minutes Record Set in Flight
A strong wing performance aided a speed record as the Motymmn air liner Loongona traveled from Exsenvings to Kauunceslan in 65 minutes covering 290 miles. WS 200 rubles paid out in minutes for this achievement.
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Malsgurne
Walt
Bank statistics Cantterra report from Australia shows eased cheque payments
Figures from the Commonwealth Bank indicate a rise in deposits and assets with advances up to 992 503 001. Government owed munici palities and local authorities show declines while interest bearing deposits hold at 260 418 000. The report notes movements in holdings across the banking sector with government arrears and property reserves cited.
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Canterra
Australia
Ueseareotee Marts
Liley
sIeh
Nenivetin BlalltNahy
Bar
Anwilisa Eptudee
Willy Lhe Onemmmiealthy Bane
Queensland Governor Seeks Extended Term Amid Development Hopes
The exchange records Sir William Allen’s remarks on extending his Governor’s term to continue Queensland’s progress. He emphasizes stability and forward growth, citing colonial links and ongoing plans. Premier MF D Desa supports health and development aims, while addressing governance and regional prosperity with a forward looking tone.
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Colle
P. Desa
Queenslané
India
Fragmented speech outlines Ireland policy debate
An incoherent overseas address mentions Ireland and governance, with scattered phrases about leading, risk, and northern versus southern roles. The text lacks clear facts, dates, or named entities beyond general references to Ireland and oversight.
Wonthagsi Disaster Officials Question Officials Views
A chaotic report details investigators and inspectors examining a disaster in Wonthagsi. The piece notes government involvement, a Royal Commission inquiry, and statements by Premier Hoy, with deputies and observers present.
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Wonthagsi
Railwaymen Mass Meetings on Sunday Spark Indignation
Indignant railway workers planned mass meetings on Sunday to challenge the Adjudicatory Court's decision regarding payment for holiday work. Officials from the Trades and Labour Council urged participants to demand proper compensation, arguing essential services deserve fair pay while many employees faced unpaid or reduced wages.
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Crea Wn BP
Wie
Wigumistion Fe
Masonery
Andy Ratt
Wile Lycee
Birgite
Ie Chambey
Manufacturcus
Ringing the Changes at the Melbourne club event
Thuy enters a subdued book club night with permission to alter the program. The Librarian, R. Diels, agrees. After seven men leave, one returns with a smartly dressed silhouette. Bleld discovers a discarded flannel suit on the floor and his own gout outfit missing.
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Melbourne
Thuy
Policeman of the World Britain’s Peace Efforts At London Meeting
At a Liberal and Country League women’s synod in London today's talk centered on Britain acting as the world’s policeman. Senator Maachion argued Britain must bear larger burdens to preserve empire and peace, urging measures with the Dominions and a potential 40 hour workweek amid unemployment concerns.
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Britain
Adelaidd
Thuveday
Glusenee Parle
Maachion Fata
Judgment Today Appeals By Printer and Reverends
A dated legal notice reports an appeal by printer James Fare and ministers Millar Wheler before Justice Macreemy. The piece mentions the Baylbayn Sailers Association and local legal actions, with details about interim orders and forthcoming proceedings.
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Millar and Wheller
Briseawe
Taursly
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