Post-war plans for Australian industry include silk and cars
The government outlines after-war aims to start artificial silk and motor car industries, while expanding other sectors such as shipbuilding, chemicals and plastics. Private and government cooperation is emphasized, with emphasis on raw materials, funding and expanding production capabilities to bolster economic resilience.
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Melbourne
Hassin
Frealng ‘Linder
Ind Vangsrange
o'Smith
Curlin
Sraith
Smith
Orley
Ahatenmenta
Irmeland Aliwe
Grodiers
Austria
Estes Doen
Tims. Hovertic
Ssuriro Vay
al Rowes
Australia
Proment Ea
Finuinetts
Interest in School Music Show Sparks Broad Readership
The article describes a school music program with string quartets led by Mr. Powell and Mr. Winiskrutton, highlighting community interest and planned performances. It notes future youth involvement, adult participation, and a railway station gathering as part of the event's broader publicity.
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Lawallyn
Gietmand
Hy Powell
Tiinwettyn
Rma
Mtale
Tlewelivi
Wnurtetie
Poli Enthusinesis
Banush Bilsdane
Mieedtar
Brisbane
Gen Howley
Harald Tahorner Sviatin
David Powell
Ernast Llewillyn
Ship Explosion Injures Eight Men in Harbor
An explosion aboard a ship moored at Glebe caused burns to eight sailors, injuring several among them as flame spouted from a vent. Crew members, pulled from the blaze, struggled with injuries to their arms and clothing as first responders rushed to assist.
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Weamer
Decker
Government stance on private factories and defense plants debated
The article reports a heated discussion in Parliament about government policy toward private factories competing with government defense plants. It notes statements from officials including Mr. Curtin and Sir Marcus Clarke, and mentions proposals on taxation, government assurance, and possible private enterprise assistance. A reward notice from the Humber of Commerce and vandalism at a local club are also noted.
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Marcus Clarke
Erin
Humber
Comquerte
Commonwealth
Vidbulbelle
Tseneaseston
Australia aids tommies in East Burma Italy and beyond
A historical dispatch outlines Allied efforts to supply troops in Burma and Italy with vast shipments from Australia and the United States. It details blankets, clothing, medical syringes, and other materiel, including tea, velour, and bedding, to support troops overseas amid ongoing campaigns. The report mentions shipping ministerial actions and anticipated quantities and costs.
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Berard
Varian of
Indias
Cape
Germany
America
SUNY
Aind
India
Australia
Ian UD
Australi
Effects Of New State Bills On Workers And Public Services
The report outlines proposed state bills affecting labor, health, education, and public works. It notes amendments to worker protection, health services, pre school care, and electrical and land valuation acts, plus a dingo destruction measure and a cartridges shortage impacting shooters.
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Aumendivent
Darlene Hewlit
Banlier Ciiites
Tipishanin
Hire Rayatea
Murda
Nurs
Lowsta
Meath
Lares
Ravenis Medical
Wien
UGA Backs Mutton Plan
A fragmented text discusses support for a plan referred to as the mutton plan. It includes garbled phrases and stray quotes, with scattered mentions of names and places lacking clear context or outcomes.
Older Men In House Amaze U S Soldier Review
An article describes aging servicemen and a Labour Party meeting plan amid wartime strains. It notes a potential Labour split and calls for measures to support troops and workers, including a looming industrial stoppage affecting Lithgow munitions.
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U.S
MacKay
Widuinaay
Labour Party
Amer
Ube Jnr
Hopeatt Chaemer
Kuntmllan Workers’ Union Newd
Una Ream
Galle Siang
Striking workers face disruption as meeting cancels work
Confusing report notes an IAM influenced action amid mine and butchery disputes. A meeting today failed to resolve the stoppage, with orders to resume work restricted by union leaders. Widespread tensions persist across regions including Arthur Terrace and Greenaland.
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Butchers
Cour
Igo
Allway
Ils
Jrtley
Wiles
Expater
Peank
Irving Drinkwacer
Arthur Terrace
Emer
Tsaumaxr
Iy & Com
Beptet Union
Medonssa
Muerte
Wintiaid
Jan
Canalty
Baby Boy Born at Inglewood Memorial Hospital
Inglewood Memorial Hospital welcomed a baby boy born last Sunday. The birth was announced locally with the new arrival reported as a valued addition to the community.
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Nglewood
Swamp Cleanup Sparks Rat Kill Count After City Drive
City council cleanup in rubblish and valley areas leads to the death of sixty rats and prompts officials to report sources of mangrove debris and a flood of unreleased waste at the city dump. Residents note noises and driftwood as the work continues with vehicle and equipment use throughout the swamp area.
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Gibbish
Counell
Doris
Hye Coun
Tad ‘Council Enviloyees
Knuiner
Wool Surplus Across Queensland Reaches Crisis Levels
The report outlines a severe wool surplus affecting Queensland and related organizations. It notes a recent surge in global raw wool production past prior highs and discusses market tensions, stockpiles, and anticipated government or industry responses amid price and demand uncertainty. Strong entities include Queensland production, international markets, and governmental bodies discussing policy options.
Vasey Explains Seventh Division Plan in New Guinea
Major Vasey details why the Seventh Division’s march through the New Guinea campaign is essential. He outlines a strategy emphasizing readiness, discipline, and relentless progress against enemy forces, with emphasis on unity, morale, and decisive action by all troops.
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MUR Naeneral Sorhtel Xs Vasey
New Guinea
Bende
Ntestay
Lina
Sandshoe Strike Not Supported By Officials
Obscure obituary notes Mr Weney Seymour Maudiry Durie Downs and family details. References to a Sandshoe Strike and Labour unrest appear amid garbled text. mentions a referendum day and hotel openings, with unclear dates and locations.
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Weney Seymour
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U.G.A
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Wilt Foster Music
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Queensland
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Jane
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Amin
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Baie In
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Une
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Amelie
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