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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1946
Page
10
A garbled OCR fragment appears to describe a new preparation or recipe concept. The readable portion mentions modern methods and possibly a headline style about a head or final step, but most specifics are missing. No identifiable persons organizations or places are clearly reconstructable from the text.
Official note states Prime Minister referred Queensland requests for a Royal Commission to Attorney General Evatt amid claims Customs officials colluded with the Queensland People's Party to damage Labour governments. Evatt left for Sydney after Cabinet rose. no commission details announced.
A number of defeated Labour members at Parliament have been named to government posts in Canberra. The moves include MPs Forde and Bergson and other Labour figures securing positions, with notable recommendations and a 2300 pound salary arrangement for Trade Commissioners in 1940 47. The article notes the reshuffle followed by Parliament last week.
Adelaide suburban shopkeepers debate trading hours and seek exemptions from new rules. A group of 10 members lobbies the court to allow partial operation while asserting local workers and farmers would benefit. Officials note tensions over foreign competition and food and water supply concerns amid the broader wartime employment context.
William Goodfellow, 28, was fatally injured when a landslide at the Math Moada Commission quarry in Beechmont toppled a heavy stone onto him. Co workers moved the stone and Southport Ambulance Brigade first aid attended, but he died at private hospital. Canon Morris, retiring principal, spoke on education and student pleasures amid ongoing school discussions.
Sydney faces a one day stoppage by about 20 000 wharf labourers with 52 Australian ports tied up. The disruption affects 54 ships in Sydney, including 29 overseas and 18 interstate vessels, as officials warn of significant delays and possible broader industrial action in coming days.
Canberra reports a naval yearl review citing flowline mines and shore patrols. Minister Riordan comments on Townsville frustration, insisting the Navy disposed of the mines immediately as soon as they were reported.
The flyer list shows strong interest in the Cover Mail E130 Firing Scholarship with about a third of candidates already feted. Most entrants are from 81524 region, with rare exceptions. the program supports women pursuing aviation training and licenses through daily flight tests and a Queensland based ambulance and training network.
Moulders on strike in Brisbane are unlikely to resume work before the New Year. Labor actions persist despite decisions by Melbourne authorities and a Sydney meat price dispute, with no clear resolution in sight.
A chaotic report recounts a gas strike vote this morning in Megennurne with conflicting details and ongoing labor tensions. The piece notes court hearings, wage disputes, and potential industrial action affecting workers and employers, with references to unions and wage negotiations.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Nina and Winnie and various scattered words. The readable parts do not form a coherent event, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a proper news item.
A jumbled OCR passage features fragmented phrases and names such as Jeanne, Warburton, Brad, and East Slabane State Aeon. The garbled lines mention artiller yhowiers and warnings, with disjointed references to a person awakening kinds of wine and a petitioner named Hane or Han.
The report notes uneven recovery for Dim Foundry with brightness tilting toward some signs of activity yet upbeat prospects for work starting remain uncertain. Amid mixed industry cues, observers cite possible delays and cautious planning affecting short term hiring and future output.
A garbled note references a conference request tied to various names and ambiguous terms. The readable fragments mention Cilicia, Sin, Fosse, and Gnamber with scattered references to meetings, dates, and locations, but the context remains unclear and largely nonsensical.
A garbled report cites a general Monnerey warning of disruption to a pit stop plan and a lemma seized as part of a strategic move. The text remains fragmented, with unclear context and
A man named John Brown was killed yesterday near a wheat truck accident on Noble Street Wilstan. He was struck by a rope or bag and died from injuries at the scene.
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