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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
3
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Ambiguous OCR text about a spirits bottle issue appears, with uncertain place and names. It mentions whisky and wine terms but lacks clear entities or events. The readable fragment hints at a beverage incident or label problem but provides no verifiable details for a solid summary.
The record notes holiday periods impacting Orlabane shipping with scattered, unclear details about dates and events. Mentions disrupted routines and heightened activity around a New Year period. Several garbled phrases reference dates, people, and places without coherent context.
Fragmented report mentions Sulo Flyer missing a Christmas meet, references to Dicky wreck on Caloundea Beach and beach danger hazards. Notes about ships, demolition, and holiday events with scattered names like Dione, Tor Home, Genny Capea, and Caloundea provided in incomplete OCR, implying a coastal locale with surfing hazards and a rescue or warning context.
The Industrial Court on Tuesday refused the Storemen and Packers' Union request for re-employment of more than 120 workers dismissed by the Queensland Egg Board last Friday. The decision found the order unlikely to be useful and noted the employers acted in the interest of production during the dispute. The article also lists a separate note about the Courier-Mail Sand Garden contests starting January 1 at Ocean Beach Coolum and Scott's Point beach Woody Point with details on ballots and participants.
A chaotic scene unfolds at Coolangatta as two members of the Klere Ute Saving Club assist in warning bathers during a shark encounter. Alarms sounded as the shark moved close to the beach, then fled back offshore. Reports mention tension at Burleigh and a nurse aboard a boat, with emergency responses by local guardians.
The Prime Minister said formal talks with the Council of Trades Unions occurred but government access to reform would be delayed until the New Year. The government planned discussions with employees and employers groups before introducing legislation aimed at reforming the arbitration act.
A chaotic fire damaged the Warwick Meapitel area home while a family, including Milas Muir and James, prepared Christmas dinner. A grandfather and grandchild reportedly escaped as the house burned.
Government officers in Sydney and Melbourne monitor Queensland requests to expedite galvanised iron deliveries. Officials report interjurisdictional quotas and dispatch decisions, with Sydney Yard investigators linking alleged fraud to supply allocations and the Commonwealth Works Department coordinating among states for urgent rail and construction materials.
Readers learn how the Salvation Army’s Home at South Briann provides meals water and clothing for prisoners. The article notes meals bread jam vegetables and tea and describes guards overseeing inmates while the Army distributes supplies from its warehouse and watches over security.
The article describes a wartime Christmas service with High Mass ceremonies and a parish gathering. It notes a sermon on faith, the theme of goodwill, and mentions delegates, church leaders, and congregational participation during a period of conflict.
Fragmentary old text names several figures and events, mentions a festive exlabea scene and references a ceremony or demonstration. It appears to describe pagan rites or cultural practices with cryptic phrasing and several proper names embedded.
The text reports a church gathering led by Rev. W MeKne from a local church, with service organized by the Bapilly Union Biter. The event occurred after the first century and included guard praise and a sermon in a Tabernacle setting.
A fragmented note outlines the addition of staff to the Supreme Court, mentioning deputy registries, and shifts in administrative roles. The text references replacements and appointments, with unclear names and dates, indicating a period of staffing changes within the court system.
The ministerial court dismissed claims against customs officials and said no knowledge of the Prime Minister's intentions regarding Royal Commission applications. Senator Courtice stated the government seeks no destitilcation and stressed commitments to accountability amid tobacco tracking allegations.
Report says Admiral Byrd’s Antarctic expedition has logged 21 days at sea toward the ice barrier, with estimates of a 31 day voyage. The vessel group is heading toward New Zealand, awaiting official word on the return plan and potential relief or diversion options.
The State Director General Walt Coffey announced Ipswich has its first malaria case, a 54-year-old man undergoing treatment. Details remain limited as health officials monitor the locality for further spread and seek to prevent transmission.
A vessel suffered a broken crankshaft 1500 miles from its origin, impairing operation and prompting Captain Jo Rowerta to radio the Australian authorities about the damaged ship. Repairs were underway amid rough winds near Brest, with crew managing to stabilize the vessel and await salvage options.
A man was wounded at a seaside party and another person, a woman, appeared in court this Tuesday. Police say the incident occurred early yesterday at Beabrac. The injured man was taken by ambulance to Sue General Hospital and later discharged. details of the suspect remain unclear.
A fragmented article notes a reported decrease of venereal disease among women, with unclear text referencing stigma, possible sex behavior factors, and public health director comments. The piece hints at data from a Gulf region and mentions November figures and local context but remains incomplete.
Federal president Ene Milhouse leads a nationwide protest response criticizing party posts and government messaging. The movement seeks clearer policy direction and accountability across states and abroad amid disputed electoral rhetoric.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a South Coast beer drought, referencing Christmas events and a hotel, with scattered names and actions. The readable portions hint at a beer supply issue tied to holiday times, noting efforts to source or ration beverages and mentioning local figures and places.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Scotland aid effort at a site in a garden gate area near New Venta. It notes events or parcels set for a date and ongoing distributions. The passage is garbled with many unreadable words, but implies organized aid, schedules, and involvement of larger towns in the effort.
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