Bakers Break Union Decision No Bread Scarcity
Brisbane bakers resumed 5 am work amid union claims to stand firm for 7 am sparing. Some deliveries late but Associated Bread Manufacturers' secretary said all orders filled. court proceedings and board actions loom over baking section disputes.
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Brisbane
Associated Bread Manufacturers
E. W. Heindorff
Mir Meindorff
Fwd
Wyrer
Cornell
Agai
Fonis
Aevden Seater Fine
Bern
Labau
Countil Disputes Committee
Evert
Eer Workers’ Union
State Board of "Control
Mt Alc
Milton
Weiss
Jdgmen
Gms
Fiat
Steylingsman Centre
Beinbane
Albiars
Ewan Messno
Arik
Malarie
Reneemed
Jemraday
Mar Smerny
Ienk
Ini
Bakery workers ask for wage reform amid dawn strike
Amid yesterday’s turmoil, bakers faced union pressure and employer resistance as strife over pay and conditions escalated. Police and court warnings followed threats of a Monday dawn walkout unless demands were met.
Twelve Brothers in Alf and Abroad Stirs Family Mystery
Fragmentary OCR suggests a family story about twelve brothers, some abroad, with references to mother, father, and kin. The text mentions siblings named Dressers and Smiths, a naval or training context, and a question about a last name or identity.
Searching for Three Sisters
Police seek three missing Vaughan sisters believed separated from mother weeks earlier. Irene Vaughan age 14 and Hazel Vaughan age 16 were last seen in street clothes near their home on Employed Ney domestic at At Annes Street. All three have olive complexions and hazel eyes, and wear glasses or spectacles when seen.
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GTB
Iistera
Mane” Lin Vaughan
Teabetla Prancin Vawighot
Irene Vaughan
Dnidoreaany
Mabel Way
Ney
Annes
Isabella-Ak Huark
Hedin
Huild
Irene
Nshin
Eirin
Iene
South Australia Industrial Court appoints new Chief Judge
A report from South Australia notes the retirement of Bir Genige Bwny and the appointment of J mies Pitter as Chief Judge of the Arbitration Court. The article traces Judge Kenya’s birth in Calcutta and his legal career including service as Deputy President, highlighting years of service in the industry and public sector.
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Keily
Bervigen
Industrial Court of
Southr Australia
Pitter
Kelly Tives
Wray
Ivan
Metul Weryice
South
Australia
Keeniy
Calcutta
Brac
Yorke Peninrula
Vorkeloun
Une
South Abeta
Brest
Teihiuhal
Mhcherattiens
Man on Murder Charge in Court Cries of Fear
A woman cried statement in central police court today as 65 year old printer Williams Pisher faced a murder charge. The case involved a child aged 12 years found dead near Moore Dartvontanday triggering an inquest. He was remanded until Ayumi 26 for further proceedings.
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Rydney Monde
Yin
Williams Pisher
Tomelve Tone Welsh
Ayumi
Moore
Dartvontanday
Uncertain Itinerary of Kasima Maru After Sydney Return
The Kasima Maru’s voyage remains unclear after arriving in Sydney on the weekend. The Australasian press notes possible movements and cargo, with Melborne discharge options under consideration. Local authorities discuss diphtheria costs and compulsory immunization policies affecting hospital care and public health funding.
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Sydney
Ivon
Yokohama
Agin
Melbourne
Sydarsi
Teaste
Rasima Nori
Australia boosts bomber production amid wartime drive
Australia’s air force production advances as Beaufighters and Bealfort bombers are assembled at Archerfield and Amberley. Officials claim wartime output will surpass previous aims with Bristol aircraft engines strengthening the effort.
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Frege Byatt
Latiel Mina Ald Chatiliers
Charrongy
Air Force
Anit Xhor
Iniky
Groun-Camayy Cabby
Linehy
AKDM
RAAP
Amberley Tor
RAAB
Archerfield
Australia
Chaleh Inter
Meaufort
Ube
Australien
Fabrumey
Impldus
Australie
Oattona
Bealivori
Brisbane rail travel booms amid heavy long-distance passenger flow
The report notes a surge in long-distance travelers by rail with over 14 000 passengers arriving in Brisbane on a single day. It mentions preparations for state railway service coordination and civil works, plus related public notices about transport planning and regional impacts.
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Puil Gout Veateuliay
Max Michel
Folell Chinniberr
Patward Street
Pabunat Machin Unine
Tewnier
Queena Ind
Xrow Rai
Traffu
Raiways
Willy Maid
Yeserday
Tong Din
Pance
Pance’ Ralway Passenge
Uratsie Tor
Brisbane Haw Wan
Trom
Yasektgrrs
Ghantea
Belabane
Mnaiel Ulelivy Realy
Persmaliy
Meronaity
Beniating
Hine McAny
Qreensland
Patrocc
Almazan
Horta
Soupreem
Slivene
Wading Po
Miroe
Accudente
Aionkh
Biate Fairey
Ead
Anthony
BA Law
S Upreme
Ernest Ryan
Farmer
Yetenie
May Tran
Ascot
Forkers Out Again Amid Foundry Labor Tensions
Wages and job security sparked renewed talks at the foundry with workers seeking a wage increase and better conditions. Leaders of the men conferred with managers but failed to reach an agreement, delaying any immediate settlement as the commission prepares to oversee future discussions.
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Yung Suuuung
Alexandra
Ueike
Hsternoon
Tani Eee Ahly
Llutire
Wil
Reserves of Petrol Built Up in Australia
A Melbourne report states over four weeks enough ships secured to add 21.5 million gallons of petrol for Australia, with 8.0 to 9.0 million more possible if imports continue. The government weighs easing rationing vs supply security as it considers sustaining imports and storage.
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Melbourne
Mendy
Australia
Senator McLay
Atty
Aeuralia
Benatar McLeay
MrLeay
Auecasia
Jens
Guy Udr
Tor Amr
Petrot
Rene
Thich
Ravage
Bain
Mirame
Rarager Mlope
Laute
Awuiillae
Tenessary
Ibaa
Hm Oy
Arave
Wes
Anid Ie
Quernsland Bravery
Astin
Bil
Tony Joan Cummers
Elf
Ustomers
MTP Derricks
Roa &O
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Official Eye Closed to Taxi Illegality
The Commissioner of Police Sar Giarvoll stated the meter issue is under consideration as officials reviewed alleged taxi illegality. The remarks followed questions about irregular fares and compliance at the city’s taxi services.
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Petra
Banton
Annie Ital
Police
Matron Wilson Home From War Reportedly Seen At Event
An article fragment describes Matron Wilson returning from wartime service and appearing at a public gathering. It notes emotional reactions and mentions several military and civic figures present, with unclear details due to damaged text. Further specifics are unreadable in the surviving lines.
War challenged by country newspapers and editors
A fragmented OCR fragment notes a conference on country poetry and journalism with references to editors and presses. It mentions names like Mr Price, My A. Dunn, and Beaulden, and cites various paper titles such as Beaulden Times and Meradan Mercury. The text is garbled but centers on press solidarity.
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Elley Newejipety
Peenta
Reuby Gaihe
Ue Tsage
AC Belen
Ancona
Cinon. Vesteeday
Price
A. Dunn
Tvewnonibe
Tovtueon
Beaudesert Times
Chile
Mackey. Mercury
J. VeBely
Bianihorne
Barder
Dispute Over Dismissal On Military Hospital Job
A clash between Greenslopen builders labourers union representatives and the contractor over dismissal and reinstatement at a military hospital project. The Building Trade Unions demanded reinstatement for one worker and another dismissal, while the contractor claimed improper grounds and employed measures to avoid strikes. The dispute centers on a single case and related worker positions.
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Sfoneiu Alamitind
Bulldera
Uneva
Greenslopen
Nat IBM
Faut Fc Pecake
Thortier
Tabaing
Tustle Orin
Ittiy
Hilo
Sha
Inter-State 1 Theme Features a Mn. Mateearne Ge Ravtaite
A terse item notes a Mn Mateearne Ge Ravtaite linked to Perth, with sparse readable details. The fragment suggests a cross regional matter, stating Ravtaite connected to Perth in an inter-state context.
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Hatures
Mateearne Ge Ravtaite A
Perth
Stole and Fined in 140 Minutes Incident
Disjointed OCR notes describe a theft and fine totaling 140 minutes, mentioning individuals Morven Reseed and Kahne Jistruan with references to a police or court setting. The fragmented text notes a ceremony or time stamp around 10:10 am and appears to involve a sheriff or patrol action at Paliee.
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Nsrmie Morven
Kahne
Jistruan
Sievenstieg
Wardens to Use Tact in Wartime Civil Defense
The report describes ARP wardens instructed to use tact during nighttime patrols near Spades and Soule Bristine, with traffic controls at BAS Thm bridges. Wardens, fire brigades, and looters are mentiond in the safety effort, aims, and patrol timings around 930 pnd.
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Warrire Snemmine
Abrir
Revie Dees
Spades
B. Tavles
Histelee
Montgenniary Inn
Davies Sidhat
Parathenes
Soule Bristine
Bomper
Carcylin
Warrego candidate second independent amid party squabbling
A fragmented report outlines Warrego political tensions as an independence candidate presses ahead in the race. It notes long standing local figures, an alderman and mayor, facing party disputes and campaign openings as they seek support before crucial votes.
City Primed to Tap Loan Funds for Projects
A disrupted report outlines government and loan funds totaling about £1.8 million for priority works and employment schemes. It notes government support for definite projects while loan money backs further development, with figures around £1.1 million earmarked for various programs and expenditures.
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LOK Saunni
Oni
Progencoman
Oman
Budget plans debated amid animal welfare concerns
A fragmented note details budget discussions and reconsiderations at government level. It references NAWCARY and MONIN TYe, mentioning austerity, potential reallocations, and possible timing for decisions. The text is garbled but centers on budget scrutiny and urgency.
Miners Press for Shorter Hours Amid Turbulent Strike Tales
The article reports miners demanding shorter working hours amid unrest at several collieries. Labor leaders accuse management of stifling safety and productivity while authorities monitor tensions, with no immediate breakthrough announced.
NSW Dispute May Be Settled Today
A fragmented report notes a dispute in New South Wales may be settled today. The item mentions ongoing discussions and potential criminal action, with references to individuals and locations blurred in the OCR text. Further readable names or specifics are unavailable within the legible portions.
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