Government Opens Juvenile Employment Bureau Today
The Government's juvenile employment bureau begins operation today after ten prior meetings shaping its program. It will contact schools, youths, and employers, with interviews and classwork to match vacancies. Apprenticeships, cooking, and domestic duties are highlighted, with wages and supervision provided by departments, and eligible youths may be absorbed into openings under state direction.
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Risch case features alleged European influence in Britain
A chaotic central court hearing reports a bid to alter proceedings amid claims of powerful European influence on British affairs. Attorneys discuss adjournments, ministerial communications, and potential actions to reveal foreign involvement behind the dispute.
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Crisis Expected To-day in Mining District
Reported labor tensions flare in the Coalfields as miners, unions and management brace for a mass meeting at Bolden to discuss the crisis. Workers stockpile tools and prepare for possible action while a trade association plans a gathering to address the stalemate and supply disruptions.
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Newstead House Kept Locked in Social Turmoil
A fragmentary report describes Newstead House remaining locked amidst a local disturbance. The text references a society gathering, a tour, and various individuals, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. The event appears tied to a societal show and a planned opening or access restriction.
Denial at Newstead Howe Meeting Sparks Local Debate
Unclear notes report a denial by Mr Welsay and a tense gathering at Newstead Howe. Witnesses mention a vice president and a committee chair engaging in heated discussion about a planned meeting and ongoing committee work. Ambiguous phrases suggest a factional dispute and questions about leadership.
Bread price plan in Sydney aims at quicker action
Herbert Gepp, appointed the Bread Commissioner, announced in Sydney that a plan to expedite bread price action would be pursued with Federal and State officials. He expected no longer than four weeks to implement changes and then returned to Melbourne tonight.
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Girl bitten by dog in Brighton street incident
A 8 year old girl Mavis Dolin Ball was badly bitten and ambulance attendants had to tend her wounds. The attack occurred while she walked with other children near Sandgate during a holiday, injuring her left arm and right foot.
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Sharks in Pioneer River Sparks Fishing Alarm
January 14 report from Mackay notes a shark hooked near the east side of Fleamuer in shallow water close to shore. The shark, while not large, posed danger as it approached wharf steps drawing crowds and stirring fear of recent shark activity along the river.
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Petrol report delayed as final meeting pushed back
In Meldumno on January 16 the Royal Commission on petrol in the country again delayed its report. A previous target of April 1 was missed as the final document preparation faced further postponement to Tuesday next, amid government attention and public expectations.
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Police Medical Examinations Reported Amid Court Disarray
Fragmented OCR depicts a police medical examination scene tied to authorities including Colonel Lacengo and Commissioner of Police amid a political drive. It references Justice Hie, acting chief, and a broad inquiry into appointments and medical checks, with unclear outcomes and procedural tension noted.
Governor Visit Brings Queensland Officials to Thursday Island
A formal ceremony honored Sir James Blair’s swearing in as administrator of Queensland. Attendees included the Premier, ministers, and judicial and academic figures, with representation from church and civic groups. The event featured a large gathering on the island’s Legislative Assembly chamber and observed by diverse delegations.
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Argentine quality tops Australian chilled beef shipments
In Sydney January reports indicate chilled beef from Queensland trails Argentine imports in quality, though slightly better than earlier Australian cuts. Observers note taste and appearance favoring Argentine or Australian improvements, urging ongoing refrigerated service to England and weekly Australian shipments to maintain trade.
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Proposed award for domestics in private houses
Fragmented text outlines rules from a union or committee about domestic workers. Mentions arbitration, registrar, and a meeting on a dynastic or district date. The readable content is garbled with missing letters and names, making precise details unclear.
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Times Correspondent Released After Denying Accusation
London January 13 The Times correspondent Mario Borsa who had been detained was released after denying the charges. Officials say the case involved an Italian connection and a defense of press freedom.
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Imperial Airways four engine planes promise comfort and safety
A historic feature celebrates Imperial Airways pioneers flying to Australia. The article weighs four engine planes against twin engined designs, noting increased fuel use and cost but improved safety. It praises cabin comfort, pantry meals, and lounge-like interiors, foreseeing “flying motels” for long routes and faster schedules.
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Fire at Fremantle Factory Causes Large Loss
A large fire at a Fremantle factory near the Plymouth River damaged the premises and wreckage stretched across the site. Police reported the blaze may have started in an electric oven and estimated losses around £40,000. Investigations continue as emergency crews assess the scene.
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Bridge collapses under lorry near Buderim
A timber bridge near Buderim collapsed under a loaded lorry causing a sudden stop that threw the driver P. Pree ton into deep water. D. Smith, a local well known resident, was also hurt as the truck slid into the river.
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Standard Gauge Scheme in Australia and New Zealand
Report details a proposed universal standard gauge plan linking Australasia with a projected total cost around £21,000,000. It mentions decisions by state ministers, anticipated rail alignments across Queensland Western Australia and Victoria, and related funding methods along with police and security considerations during the transition.
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