Strike Conference Fails as Chifley Stands Firm on Arbitration
Canberra report from Thursday says a coal strike conference between Prime Minister Chifley and Trade Union delegates adjourned indefinitely at 10 pm without a settlement. Chifley stated further talks would occur but workers cannot return before Monday at the earliest. The session featured bitter exchanges with Communist officials while Chifley urged arbitration and re registration for the Ironworkers Union with the U.S.W. Industrial Commission.
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Canberra
Mr. Chifley
Chifley
Bia
Ac.t.u
P. J. Clarey
Ironworkers’ Union and Miners’ Federation
Clarey
Nsw
C.T.U
Sydney
Country Women's Remmanition Stall Planned at Health Centre
This Saturday December 5 a Country Women's Remmanition stall will operate at the kiosk to raise funds for the Health Centre. Proceeds are intended for the centre’s needs.
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Aid Oe Re
Food for Britain Day Effort In Wellington Times
To the Editor the Ministers Fraternal has started a Food for Britain drive post the Rev E E Tredin nick letter and Mr D Barton appeal. Cash donations to Fraternal members. United service at the Methodist Church Christies morning 9 o clock for a bank offering and donations to be sent to Central Executive.
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Wellington
E. E. Tredinnick
D. Barton
Britain
Christieas
Central Executive
Welcome Home Donations Totaling 979 Pounds
The Welcome Home Committee reports acknowledgments totaling 979 pounds. Donors include H A Taylor 210 and Warnard 1, HL D Abernethy 1, R B Payne 1, C J Kimberl 22, anonymous 2, Mr. and Mrs. Strahorn 114, and Mr. and Mrs. Chryseal 1.
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H. A. Taylor
GG. Warnard
Keble
HL. D. Abernethy
R. BR Payne
C.J. Kimberl
Warner Welcome Home Committee
R. A. Strahorn
Dbh
Chryseal
Wellington Bowling Club Opens 1943 46 Season with Warm Gathering
The official opening of the Wellington Bowling Club season drew a large local and visiting turnout. The greens were praised as in perfect order, and the day featured social games, warm hospitality, and strong support from club officials led by President Truman and Secretary Preston. Wellington defeated Trangie and Wallington while F.W.D.B.A. defeated Wellington in the afternoon rinks.
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Wellington
Messrs
J. H. Truman
J. A. Preeton
Trangie la
Wallington
Molong
F.W.D.B.A
Plans for Welcome Home Social to Stand
Wellington agreed to hold a welcome home social to honor defenders of the country despite fears of disruptive opponents. A committee will arrange petrol lights, caterers, and liaise with local bodies. The secretary asserted the event would proceed and be the era’s most important social since the war, despite restrictions.
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Welcome Home Social
T. Leighton Young
Wellington
P. Craine
Mesdames K. D. Ferguson
FB. Murray
Leignton Young
E Yau
V. W. Savage
L. Evans
Sydney
Nenet Als
Matters. Sa
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C.W.A. Stall
Food For Britain
Lady Blamey
Sir Thomas Blamey
Hospital
Truman
Esa
Utternan
Barnatt
Tring
Orange
Trautman
Ty Abs
Dem
Wellngran
Merc
Rupertsen
Seabie
Sapres
Wuens Blayney
J. Walker
Thee
Dob.a
Slimgton
Orange Ibms
Bathurst
N.S.W.E.A
Walker
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