First surplus since 1926 27 reported for Canberra and states
The combined budget of the Commonwealth and states shows a surplus for the first time since 1926 27. An analysis of accounts indicates a net plan showing a surplus of £125 000 with varying figures and references to a balanced budget target. The report notes reducing national debt and a shift in fiscal position across territories and councils amid government promises.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
States
Wurplan
Arnel
Waa
Pelne
Big Increase in Membership in Transport Workers Conference
Report notes a large rise in membership during a Transport Workers Conference. It mentions shifts in attendance and debates on routes, with references to leaders and regional offices. The piece includes fragmented phrases about elections, resignations, and organizational changes within unions and committees.
Toowoomba Man Missing After Sunday Bicycle Ride
A Toowoomba man disappeared after leaving home on Sunday for a bicycle ride. The fragmentary report notes uncertainty around age and further details, with local authorities urging any sightings or information to contact them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Plan for Central Hospital Blocks Laid by Health Minister
The article reports the laying of the central and administrative blocks of a General Hospital by the Minister for Health and Home Affairs Mr Hanlon. It outlines a phased plan to create a major hospital complex with five stories, administrative offices, and a capacity of 108 beds, plus a second block under construction to expand capacity and include an operating theatre.
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General Hospital
Minieter For Health and
Mome Affairs
Hanlon
Hensons Aid
Queensland
Ana Tran
Lantobornugis
Coa
Coolangalla
Newenutk
Air
Reb Beer ‘Nfuriorg
Ghiter
Department of Health and Howie” Affairs
Pines
Pines N Eauket
A.M Cane
Échiman
Wil Vhue
SING FOR LOVE NOT PRIZES AT MUSIC CONFERENCE
A Queensland music conference resumes with debate on competition in school choirs. Walter Collings argues to emphasize love of music over prizes while adjudicators critique tone and technique. A motion supports paying professional accompanists, prompting further discussion among attendees.
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Walter Collings
Wilson State School
Music Techstre
Queensland
Tur Collinge
Ghadren
Driaen
Dinciaine
Jaraive
Shuidern
Fevenker
Amy
Tas
Leonard Prunes
Collings Wen
Varioun
Collings
Siren Trimure
Mr. Collings
Lee Edye
Saint Cove
Edye
Lola
Shahiel
Queensland Premier and Engineering Appointments Reported
A scrambled OCR note outlines appointments and affiliations in Queensland politics and civil engineering. It mentions Premier and various engineers including Alan Price of Maryborough, and EW Roche of Texas Company Australia. The text also references Rotary movement figures, visiting dignitaries, livestock topics, and a Japan position, with scattered names and places such as Narrabri, Aberdee, and Wong Kone.
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Manning
Yorkan Smiths
Queensland Chantey ‘Prest Association
Auktealign Provincial Press Association
Aaveruimiment
Neil
Sie County
Ana
Otessie
T Australnta! Limited
Ryaney
Buala
Noe Sackerson
te _weilown paatoralis
Ana Mra
Banderson
Ant Mon
Lionel Bangers Lien
Waijatn
Narrabri
Hrrbane
Lionel Anderson
Iecuintig Aberdee
Taihion
Japan
George” Herriman
Wyn
Eisteddfod Worth While Highlighted by Minister
Minister Pablo Cooper said the Eisteddfod proved the venture worthwhile despite past difficulties. He praised the rural schools for their active participation and the overall school activity supported across county centres.
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Cooper
Merits but law against them Farmers lose damages
In a case involving multiple plaintiffs including Quartermaine and the Galen, the court found for the defendant Taploins, ordering the plaintiffs to pay costs. The judgment notes the jurists’ view that while the merits existed, the law did not favor the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Cole
Catia
Fela
News In Brief From Near and Far
Fragmented OCR text spans multiple topics with scattered names and places. It mentions broadcasting, various individuals, events, and locations with limited coherence. The readable portions suggest brief items on media, memorials, protests, and community notices without clear dates or outcomes.
Wee Jimmy Tiny Racehorse Stuns Royal Sow Crowd
Wee Jimmy, a tiny racehorse, captivates spectators at Royal Sow with lively pace and charm. Javi dly and children cheer the popular pony as it competes in a high-spirited display, drawing praise for its age and veterinary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Uney Kane
Agelety's
Anich Geumounees
Queensland Conference Opens Amid Press Space Debate
The Queensland Premier Mr Organ Smith officially opened the Queensland Country Press conference. It was noted that the government’s effort to grant provincial press access to the North Court resulted in about £30,009 worth of southern newspaper space devoted to Queensland by visiting tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organ Smith
Queensland
North Court
Improvements at Caloundra Approved for 11988 Pound Expenditure
Shire council approved expenditure of £11,988 for improvements at Caloundra including works at King’s Beach and Two-Way Creek. The plan covers enhancements to public facilities and access, with funding allocated to local roads and utilities as part of the Dalouncen development batch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landeborough
Bridge Work Ahead of Schedule at Great Jobure Bridge
Fragmented text describes progress on the Great Jobure Bridge substructure with prep work on piers and concrete sections. Notes timing, alignment, and readiness for main pier and western edge tasks. Construction crews report ongoing relaying and stabilization activities ahead of projected completion timelines.
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Jobure
Aroun
Tandar Pitz
Joel Ty
Willae
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