Subsidised Pay Proposed to Hold Farm Labour
A government plan to subsidise low rural wages to support primary food industries is examined by the Joint Committee of Rural Industry. Deputy Director of Manpower Mr. Walsh says evidence supports consideration of a wage subsidy while weighing practicability and implications for labour conscription. Discussions cover army release, training of workers, and potential impact on cane fields and farming labour demand amidst wartime shortages.
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New Zealand
F. E. Walsh
Joint Committee of Fural Industry
Walan
Chew
Walsh
Wawen
Iabour
Seananel
Meskty
Care Stewig Muir
Brenan
Magne
Army Tor Ihr
Baker
Mr Walrt
Wainh
Wren Emung
Certwin
Fragmentary Note on Local Affairs and People
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and places including a commune, a damed site, and various names. The text hints at local civic matter or meeting notes with uncertain details and no clear event or outcome. It preserves names like William and others amid incoherent phrases.
A R P Display At Holland Park
A fragmented wartime ARP display report mentions Holland Park and demonstrations involving Bourke and Graney. The piece notes residents and officials, with references to park sites and local volunteers amid unclear wartime civil defense activity.
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A.R.P
Holland Park
TWO AIRMEN MISSING IN PLANE INCIDENT
The report notes two airmen missing under unclear circumstances near a handling facility. D Carpender of Wbion Steves, Warwie, is cited among witnesses and authorities. The dated details reference events around April 20 and a Na nhai Harte site, with uncertain timelines and names.
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Oller
D. Carpender
Wbion Steves
Warwie
Avige
Caypendey
Tin
Nanhai
Brisbane tram service and court notices highlight shortages
Brisbane officials report tram supply hinges on forthcoming Fre eHealth equipment as the year closes. The general manager notes limited trams available, while Amway department head S Le Quint! discusses staffing. Jury panels shrink as jurors are scarce. Justice Macrossan states only 48 jurors are needed. City recruiting expands to aircrew and naval roles, with 23 men applying for Navy service. A U S Army sergeant found drowned near the Commercial boat shed prompts post mortem ruling drowning. A seaman, Mile Nalls, is found guilty of stealing a typewriter and faces sentencing. Women may soon serve as tram conductors with pay parity, as minister Me Nulzen cites manpower shortages. Skilled metal moulders in defence work may be recalled to meet wartime needs.
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AMWAY
S le Quint
Dobn
Borland Cumming
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Frank Exilewville
Tre
Nevice
Nee Macrossan
Cour
Criminal Court Allings
Applion
Navy
US Army
Thomas Mon
Tage
Munstied
Tuatiee
Macrossan
Nalls
Nulzen
Railway fraud and theft trials reported in Brisbane court
Police report multiple cases from the Brisbane court including a man charged with stealing cards and a nurse accused of theft. The articles note a transport workers dispute and railway wagon orders, with detectives detailing items stolen such as a cardigan and valued belongings. Witnesses and complainants include nurses and local residents, while the Wresting and Brisbane firm activity is cited in connection with the cases.
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Ileaane
Dereonintey Coli
Miessre
Perry
Rik Ban
Branspeort
Onion
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Coir
Stolerta
Knut
Fed “Cardigan
Mabel Rose
Epucket Waieh
Leritia Adams
Beigel di Dinavan
Brisbane Thestal
Durlig
Uke Conteantione
Evane, Deakin, Wid Co. Ltd
I Railway
Brisbane
Khoplifving
Catherine
Aliert
Permeya
Eki
Voniy
Sergeurits
Avanl
Clare Os Peer
Vcomners
Clarke Wits
Moon and Tides Feature in Dieud Water Bean Fest
A fragmented notice from aus MOON presents a daytime event featuring Weenie nat Spee Fest and related tidal themes. Early details mention a possible gathering and calendar slot with unclear organizers. Further facts are unreadable in the OCR.
Steady Trend On Share Market In Brisbane
Market on the Brisbane Exchange moved within a small range with a strong tone and a tendency to improve. The report notes steady activity across various stocks and hints at ongoing firm sentiment.
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Aga
Brisbane Exchange
Sunedio
VestyrUly
Rome
Tuerey
Change in phase noted by officials in meeting
An official meeting recorded a phase change affecting a local project. Details remain limited due to missing text but the notice confirms a scheduled update to advance or modify the ongoing plan. Public attention centers on next steps and potential impacts on surrounding areas.
Apples and Livestock Prices Rise and Fall in Markets
The report notes pig prices up while lambs fall and beef and fruit prices show varied movement. Market observers highlight demand for apples in a rising dollar environment, with traders noting cautious buying and regional differences in pricing.
Tractors Call-Up Sparks Government Farming Push
A fragmented report describes a government move to organize farming groups to boost production. Officials cite transport provisions and urgent needs for increased KugKr urbe output, with broader aims of immediate action by authorities.
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Anata Elon
Grawers
Graziers Protest at Non Co operation Convention
Delegates from the Grazier Federation protested perceived government inaction during a joint meeting in Australia. Officials debated plans for a broader British Commonwealth framework and energy policy, with calls for timely implementation and clearer leadership from the government.
Two Soldiers Charged With Taxi Hold Up Case
Reported in terse union era style, two soldiers face charges over a taxi hold up. Names, ranks, and exact locations are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the incident is described as a gunpoint robbery with suspect details and official statements from a marshal or law enforcement figure. The article mentions a Roy Pipnie and others in fragmented form, indicating ongoing legal proceedings.
Red Cross Five Pound Appeal Nears One Thousand
Fragmentary OCR reports a Red Cross five pound appeal approaching a thousand pounds. Mentions donors, timing, and a wartime relief effort with scattered garbled phrases.
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