Public inquiry briefing on government appointed board
A briefing outlines a government appointed panel led by a Brady Ker di nay figure and the advisory group. It notes meetings with land traders representatives and public interest members to determine if evidence will be taken in Hirwoane.
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Thie Maring Oy
Brady Kerdi Nay
Theral Government
dMr
Tiradiey
Borie
Rae
Hirwoane
Griabane
Bradley
Milburn
Sidney
Brisbane
Sydney
Gun Pointed At Farmer Says Fadden Referendum Debate
fragmented OCR notes reference political clash over referendum and country party claims. mentions Fadden Labour and government roles, with stray phrases about propaganda, dairy and production controls, and public opinion. reads as an unreliable archival scramble with multiple named entities unclear due to text damage.
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Doug Slibaldised
Fox
Labour Party
Cammuniintn
Dairyman Is Nation's Cow Lookalike Referendum Scene
A garbled Australian article discusses dairy interests and political action. It mentions a paneer etician, naval terms, and negotiations over manpower, equipment, and reforms. The Australian Country Party and Mr. Paden reference a referendum in Toowoomba amid governmental revisions and control debates.
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Toowoomba
Country Party
Bvanc
Iran
Paneer Etician
Australian Country Party
Paden
Denial of conscription plans in Australia debate
A televised debate in Australia centers on possible conscription and mass mobilization during wartime. Officials stress voluntary service while acknowledging labor shortages and the need to maintain homefront stability amid inflation and housing pressures.
Four Hurt When Trams Crash In Melbourne Suburb
Multiple pedestrians and riders injured as two outbound trams collide at Malbourne Street South Shelter. Names listed include Mrs Gilve Clerk and John Alterater among those treated for head contusions and fractures. Several admitted to Mater Hospital with varying conditions. others treated at General Hospital and Cathedral Hospital.
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Malbourne Street
South
Sheter
Gilve
Brooks
Ohn Alterater
Parix Street
Mater Mompital
Higo
Muni
Janne Rireet
West End
Mater’ Hopital
Mristane
Amintunre
Conkig Heeral Mowpial Sireen
Kelly
Burwarty Ra
Asherove
Efi
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Abeeek
Shosk
Graham Greevee
Symes Ot Ley
Lacerey Lane
Arann
Wenrat Ayres
al Valley Amblle
Fe Sertoue
Irelee Crowley
St. Reeelyeit Bse
Tomlin Edward Bi
To Sailor From Adelaide: Courage Under Fire
An Australian report recalls the story of a ship torpedoing in the Atlantic, detailing the crew’s endurance and acts of courage. The London Gazette notes the incident and commends the sailors for attempting rescue and survival despite violent enemy action.
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North Adelaide
London
Old Soldiers Help In Peace Plans From War Vets
Major General Hugh J Crary praised veterans for aiding peace efforts in the Southwest Pacific, noting their wartime service and urging continued support to secure stability in the Philippines and beyond. He emphasized that former troops could guide postwar reconstruction and lift the nation.
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G.O.C
Ninas
Anna
Eau
America
Ueirlemon
Hugh J. Crary
Eheleer
Sounth-west Pacific
West
Japan
Aumiallane Uh Mnmlor Bru
Prices For Land Made Ridiculous
A fragmented report critiques land valuations and Treasury decisions in North Queensland. It discusses perches of land sufficing for valuation, opposition to certain assessments, and the government’s method of appointing conservative valuers. The piece notes a 16 February date and references officials checking official valuations amid concerns of deflated property prices.
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Commonyrsith Activey VM & “Baintorss
Queensland
Suib-Trewsteer
Valle
Inp
Belleras
Thalsanda
Bob Hope in Sydney trip disrupts Laurieton hotel bills
Sydney crowds mobbed Bob Hope as the comedian arrived by air from Sydney to Laurieton. Guests rushed to their rooms amid the hubbub while the party aimed to rest after travel. Hope joked about wardrobe needs and planned a brief stay, with questions about future visits lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Laurieton
Wally Mint
Pruner Bangeard
Ian
Nci
Mipe
Troupe’s July Visit Draws Wide Aussie and Town Crowd
The group toured towns including Langton Hope and New Quings, drawing crowds that included locals and Australians. Patrons lined streets, asking for autographs as fans courted the troupe. Mr Plunkett arranged arrival and seating, while security kept pace with the enthusiastic reception. The party featured a comedian, a guitarist, and a radio sponsor, with plans for further public appearances.
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Ana
Plunkett
Wnts
Aalty Iiexire
Benalf
Moat
Filma
Wnelune
Adints
Renny
Tony
Ayaney
Saturday Work Sparks Sutchers Conference
Fragmented report depicts a Saturday work session with Sutchers proposing a conference while union activity stirs. It notes large tram ridership and a protest atmosphere as workers discuss ballots, public sentiment, and a push for a home voting method amid a busy city scene.
Free Medicine Emerges From Formulary Plan Contention
The article discusses a proposed national formulary to supply free medicine, with Senator Prows and federal discussions. A committee of experts will prepare an Australian pharmacopoeia guiding doctors prescriptions, aiming to provide free meds as soon as possible. Talks include cost estimates of about £2 million in the first year and the government weighing health needs against cost.
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Phapmaceutical Servicen
Jeweer
Ax Ehratman
Iter
Sydney
Uabourne
B.M
Facturst Council
Ritith Medical Arselation
Paerat Health Miniater
Bellatur
Pian
Mitta
Halsey Bethy
Lindane
Ban on Lighting Removed in Queensland Regime
A government order lifted a ban on lighting, with officials citing security regulations and nationwide timing. The move follows federal authorities and interior orders, sparking debate over moral rearmament policies and forthcoming speeches by Mr. Menzies at Albert Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Tvan Menzies
Albert Hall
Lems
Iinert Ven Company
Major Departments at Canberra Plan War Reconstruction
Government outlines a 1.2 billion wartime programme for Australia's capital. Secretariats from munitions and supply coordinate with the new War Organisation of Industry. Aims include large scale nation building, office blocks, essential services, and a second dam on the Gatfield River to double water supply for an estimated 20,000 residents.
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Australia
U.S.A
Sydney
Itatian
Byilney
Bern
Australlat Shipping
Truceaeaitaire
Veaice
Canad
Beinn
Fuengey
Ramitar
Canheren
War Organisation of Industry
Lue
Natiner
Enaential
Gatier
Three Soldiers Arrested After Wild Chase
Three soldiers were captured after a lengthy pursuit across fences and streets. Detectives McCarthy Nal discon and Beania led the wirelead chase, with officers tracking a suspect vehicle through Stanley and beyond, ending near a local lake.
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Bou
Britt
Cora
Hue
McCarthy
Naldiscon
Beania
Iegan
Elveese
Stanley
Bhren
South Brixbane
Ted
Stanley Bie
Bombers hit Halmahera. fires rise in Pacific raid
A formation of Mitchall bombers attacked Halmahera installations Sunday, causing fires and explosions that sent smoke high into the air. A military communique said aircraft reached altitudes of 48,000 feet and that Japan’s defenses intercepted many planes without slowing the attack. The report notes disruption of air and ground targets and hints at broader Allied strategy in the Pacific.
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Halmahera
Mitchall
Yeaterday
Halmahera Ind
Alrticida
Feimibie
Peiaure
Bink
Hummahera
Taxgets Neebee
Caboolture Captain Back After Six Years
A historical note recalls Caboolture Captain returning after a six year absence. The report mentions aviation names and events linked to the Asia Pacific region, including Singapore and Western Fronts, with references to Liberator aircraft and a Japan-India air route. The fragmentary text hints at wartime air operations involving Australia and allied forces, with dates and locations obfuscated.
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