Woman for trial on baby's death
Patricia Mary White, 22, a bank typist, was committed for trial on a charge of unlawfully killing her unnamed male child on May 16. The court heard an alleged statement to investigators and testimony suggested the baby died from asphyxia. police described the case as involving an American cavalry regiment and a potential connection to hospital and family details.
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Miners Push Government Control Agenda
A historical meeting where miners and delegates from the Miners Federation advocated federal government control over mining operations. They urged a central authority to oversee mines, transportation routes, and related matters, arguing state delay risks and seeking a competent national leadership.
Dared Bullets for Pictures in Daylight Shore Scenes
Navy dispatches describe daring daylight actions as allied craft, including the first Allied naval entry into Munokwari Harbour. Accounts mention heavy enemy fire, brave crew escapes, and a Portland of casualties among men reacting under fire. The day’s fighting is tied to broader fronts and signaling efforts across the region.
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Fite-Henry
Herbsur
Norman Trertort
North Sydney
Munokwari Harbour
Hertort
Micer
Coal rationing looms as Queensland spared says Coal Commissioner
In Sydney yesterday the Coal Commissioner Mr Mighall said no coal cuts planned for Queensland, pledging continued industry and services without rationing. He warned that allocations must be adequate and urged government and union cooperation to prevent shortages and disruptions to shipping, manufacturing and public utilities.
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Mighall
Sydney
Greanimtion
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Commonwealth
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Canberra
Dbacosta
Wien
Titan Shippy
At. & Eoater
Saorntag
Cplsheer
Melbourne
JSON
Amepsley
Ilwinta
Ndn
Becguise
Develo
Public must give up explosives warning issued
A garbled public notice warns residents to surrender explosives immediately. The fragment names official authorities and stresses prompt compliance, though many words are illegible.
Divorce Sequel To Bigamy In Supreme Court
A male, Mullee, pleaded guilty to bigamy and was granted a divorce in the Supreme Court yesterday. Ernest Mullee, a soldier from Furniuce Valley Brisbane, petitioned on grounds that his wife found and continued relations with James Henry Crosby. The judge granted custody of their child to the wife and dismissed Mullee’s appeal. The prior marriage occurred in Maryborough in August.
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Yhel Supreme Court
Fugar
Ernest Mullee
Furniuce Valley
Brisbane
James Henry Crosby
Atta Street
Dstice
Dodgins
Siivehiton
Hiv
Williaty Detdle
Bayne
Maryborough
Ana
Min Apel
Aera
James ‘Crosby
Crosby
Australian Prime Minister Curtin Faces New Demands
In Parliament Curtin rejectingly notes Allied unity and warns against weakening demands while stressing continued resolve against Pacific threats. He says cooperation with Allied nations remains essential as the war nears its end.
C C C Included In Services Votes
TANBERRA progress report notes Civil Construction Corps members in Northern Territory and Queensland included in ministerial Interior vote. Debate details show CCC strength at 27 000 with divisions across regions and references to referendums and political figures.
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C.C.C
Tanberra
Civil Construction Corps
Northern Territory
Queensland
Tax cuts on wear on homes face wartime limits
Canberra reports budget proposals consider a concession to property owners whose repairs were blocked by wartime shortages. The plan, discussed by Federal Caucus, may review or reduce existing relief, with potential changes to depreciation and maintenance deductions. Authorities note debate centers on housing upkeep costs and industry impact amid economic pressures.
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Canberra
Vox
Ame
Einutine
Protest at Senate Sitting Delayed Two Hours
Report of a protest at a Senate sitting causing a two hour adjournment and government ministers facing calls for restraint. Describes opposition demands, government response, and plans for ministers to brief parliament on governance and department matters upon return.
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Meuituoumr
Ula
Ulernoon
Setstor Lene
Uae
Willy Tw
Senate
Benue Gibron
Promined
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Rumored Will to Let W F Smith Govern State
In Parliament the rumor grows that W F Smith may become Governor of Quieevalatte. The term has seen extensions and a possible five year maximum, with speculation the current governor could depart as the term ends. A formal declaration of intention was expected within months, as political figures consider succession and interim arrangements.
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Sarpetal
Tui
Smith
Leslie Wher
Quieevalatte
State i
Abe
Monte
Wileman
Coopery
Shhalating
Déuger
Lm Ebout
Early start on state libraries and new public plans
A fragmented OCR passage notes reforms at state libraries and the public library system. It mentions early startup efforts, inaugurations, and planned expansions or restorations. The text is garbled but hints at officials, dates, and library improvements.
Federal talk on car making meeting to examine idle manufacture
A cabinet committee will soon meet to examine idle car production with the War Organisation and the Munition Ministers. The committee aims to assess manufacturing plans and costs, citing communication between government leaders and officials from 1940. The draft suggests reviving automotive output under consolidated industry efforts.
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Mann
Chifley
Menimar
Mimi
Austivitary Consolidated Induatrive
Baie Tie
Curtin
Mensten
Smith
Mr. Selb
Canberra Labour members praise premier and treasurer at meeting
At a recent Canberra Labour gathering, Premier Gooper and Treasurer Mann were praised for the achievements noted at the Premiers Conference. Reports from Cooper and Hanon discussed decisions and national works council matters affecting the territory.
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Canberra
Labour
Gooper
Mann
Meus Cooper
Hanon Auth
Deciatone
Colin
National Works Council
Cattle Drift Loss To Workers Claim
A fragmented report discusses a dispute over cattle drift losses blamed on workers. It mentions individuals such as Mr Barker and Mr Why, references to a transport winter, and questions about pricing and freight, with focus on northern and southern routes and potential impacts on Brisbanes capitals. The text remains unclear but centers on a workers claim for cattle drift losses and related transportation costs.
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Purié
Adentitt
Rhatke Ani
Brisbane
Barker
Yaney Ao
Liberators Rain Heaviest Bomb Load On Ambon Strike
A World War II air raid report describes Liberators dropping a record number of bombs on Ambon and surrounding targets. The action involved heavy bombers and escort fighters, with multiple installations and coastal defenses hit as Pacific operations intensified.
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Dutch New Guinea
MacArthur
Olt
Sexton
Iren
Boelu
Seong Dina
Catalina
Atwhralinn
Anhore
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Ntti Karon
Malekal
Amindanantra
Hunnly
Ordine
Pye
Vane
Hinrassings
U S Navy Plans 100 Carrier Force for Pacific War
The United States Navy discusses a potential fleet of 100 aircraft carriers in the Pacific. Admiral Filer cites figures on ships and pilots, noting strategic goals and lessons from earlier operations. The report contrasts carrier and air power with land campaigns and considers macro-movements against Japan.
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Mary
Pacific
Filer
Naval Air Operations
Montvern
Fsbeh Lvbe
Vince Beart
Macarthne
Hollandiia
Outback telephone services constrained by war effort
May take Canberra reports indicate telephones may be withdrawn from nonessential outback users to support the war, with Postmaster General Ashley noting no substitute for critical lines and efforts to expand service despite shortages in equipment and rising demand from the front. The situation risks delaying civilian telephony while strategic needs take precedence.
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Senator Ashley
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