New Terror Threats by Deportees Stun English Press
Six Irish Republicans deported under the Prevention of Violence Act warn of future terrorism while speaking to a Daily Mail representative aboard a mail steamer to Kingstown. The group, linked to the Irish Republic Army, includes a typist and others, with alleged ties to the King’s Crom Stain affair and wartime operations, as they denounce exile.
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England
Daily Mail
Kingstown
Setting of G P C Contract
Fragmented report notes cabinet today on the Sydney GPO setting and royal commission findings. Incomplete text references investigations, delays, and upcoming developments likely tomorrow.
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Royal Continesta
Sydney
Chein Oval
Renart
First Step Toward New G P O In Adelaide Street
Fragmented report notes a public service inquiry board in Brisbane discussing fiscal measures and potential governance changes, referencing Public Service Board, Auditor General, and a related overhaul plan. It mentions taxation, income, and government action affecting departmental reporting and revenue. The piece conflates multiple items with partial names and places, including Adelaide Street and Edward Street.
Parcels Office Site Sold for Street Creation in City
The Postal Department acquired land to create Margaret and Mary streets, purchasing parcels for about £180,000. Government plans include reworking the area formerly held by private owners, with relocation and demolitions to follow. The purchase affects a tract near current industrial and street alignments, and construction aims to reshape the town’s layout.
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City
Postal Department
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Low Arline
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FM Beene Vestordat
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Walley
Thorpe
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Peingn
Berkline Sid Co
Tax Returns Flow In 30 Officials Busy QM Dept
Efforts by 30 officials in the QM department filled the evening with quiet activity as returns flow in from distant parts. The delivery will bring MIS from various batches and regions, with many people awaiting processing and updates on progress.
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Eoumbey Iid
Missing Boys Found After Night At Mt Coot Tha
Fragmented report describes missing boys found near a mountain area after a night spent away. It mentions authorities, a noted response, and ongoing efforts through the week. The text references town locations, local officials, and inquiries into the boys’ motives and safety.
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Oreven
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Ren Hill
Turing
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Faye
Brisbane Will Hear Marjorie Lawrence
Marjorie Lawrence, acclaimed Australian dancer, is set to perform in Brisbane at City Hall on August 19. Reports note her Virginia and European success, with prior concerts in Geelong and Sydney drawing large crowds, indicating strong local anticipation.
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Abe
Brisbane
New Basic Wage Set by Industrial Court Took Effect Monday
The Industrial Court fixed a new basic wage last Tuesday for adult males at a higher rate and for females at £2 5. The change, effective Monday, requires extensive wage recalculations across 256 awards and reprints. Court staff are adjusting hourly rates with fractions to align with the new schedule.
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Walt
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Foreigners at air depots amid wartime labor concerns
Report notes foreigners were employed on construction and extension work at Paint Cook and Laverton depots. Officials discuss control measures, with claims that foreigners may lack full liberty on stevedore tasks and the matter ties to wartime labor policies. Major figures from Victoria discuss the issue, stressing security and potential restrictions.
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Anmauayy
Alive Lane
Paint Cook
Laverton
Ste
Seamen End Boycott Move In Melbourne
Melbourne seamen have abandoned the boycott of the National Register under instructions from Sydney headquarters. Hundreds of workers are set to continue actions as a council meeting plans a conference with building unions to decide on the boycott and its policy against government works. Melbourne wharf labourers will continue until a committee meeting on Wednesday.
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Seamen's Union
Sydney
National Register
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Menzies Set for Exhibition Tour in Brisbane and Sydney
Mr Menzies aims to attend an exhibition in Brisbane with Senator Neen and others. He plans to travel to Sydney within two days by plane, then return to Brisbane for events around August 13. The schedule includes arrangements by government departments and potential public appearances at the exhibition.
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MHL
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CH. Neen Wit
Brisbane
Mr. Menaien
Sydney
Searchlight Disappearances Linked To Harbor Incident
Fragmented and garbled reports describe a missing searchlight in Sydney last week and a cut power line item. Officials, including Justice Court, kept evidence confidential while divers and authorities investigated a Bayside area incident near Jervis Bay and Hobart. The review of conditions and payments to repairs followed a later Bay presentation to ministers.
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Babe Wins Again and Again in Unclear Play
Fragmented report recalls Babe scoring on 27 yard drives and a duffed attempt. mentions Gallephe defeating a lab professor and lists scattered names, times, and distances with many unreadable details. The brief hints at athletic and possibly academic competition without clear outcomes.
Henley Plan Approved for Park Carnival Enclave
Alderman Shave said the plan allows the Playgrounds Association to enclose a park area during the festival. The operation was authorized at a Brisbane council meeting with the Jurensland Mowing Association involved in overseeing the setup and safety.
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Premier considering reshuffle includes Agriculture post
The premier Mr Farge Sitti may assign the Transport portfolio to Minister for Agriculture and Stock Mr Bulcock. A public note says Mr Smith could head the Agriculture Department as part of a broader reshuffle, with Treasury duties shifting to other officials.
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Uniforms For All Militia This Month Denied Shortage
Vanpena notes no uniform shortage as enlistments surge. Officials promise timely delivery of equipment and clothing for the militia. Contractors are expected to complete the required supplies, with preparations in place to meet uniform standards.
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Lonnay
Mila
Stillee
Country Party
Tosany
Romiplete
Indian Troops for Malaya Move Stir Singapore
A cryptic report outlines Indian troops moving toward Malaya and Singapore amid strategic shifts. It notes government actions, military movements, and allied concerns described with cautious phrasing and limited direct details.
City Council to announce advance loan to sustain operations
The Lord Mayor is expected to tell this afternoon’s City Council meeting that an advance loan has been secured to cover council activities until main negotiations conclude in a few weeks. The piece notes doubts about credit and mentions Commonwealth Bank support as crucial to maintaining liquidity and avoiding public alarm.
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