Postwar Unity Urged by Curtin in Canberra
In Canberra on Tuesday Prime Minister Curtin urged postwar unity through co operation between government and private enterprise to rebuild after the war. He warned that postwar controls and rationing would be needed to avert shortages and inflation as the nation shifts to peacetime development. Strong government power and wartime planning were cited as essential to guide postwar policy and price stability.
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Curtin
F. Biane
Haxity
David Jolly
Mand J. Agito
Abe
Tudstmibe
Mira Head
Bot Viral
Purope
J. Muktan
Britein
J. Dughe Fe
Hatton
Willemaider
Britain
Peden
Commonwealth railroad funds redirected amid capital work controversy
Fragmented report notes federal railway pay, Cammera and Commonwealth Railway measures. Mentions 1842 49 era, capital work allocations, and disputed funds amid economic policy debates with references to officials and agencies.
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Canmera
Pewsey
Dew
Commonwealth Fryar
Outlets for Citrus Fruit And Government Aid Delayed
A report from Cairns and Atherton Tableland describes farmers’ lack of resources to combat buffalo flies. Scientist labor and equipment shortages hindered a buffalo fly research project, delaying essential wire gauze traps and protective gear. The piece notes government support and local efforts, with mention of Mackay and Sunny Abininter.
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AIRNS
Anthony
M.H.R
Cairns
Atherton Tableland
Innintall
Mga Ag
Mackay
Three Injured in Road Collision Near Walkerton
In Walkerton area, a roadway crash involving two utility trucks left three people injured as vehicles swerved to avoid a stationary steam roller. Injuries included a knee fracture and toe injuries to Mrs Balnagowan’s party, plus hand and neck injuries. James Robert Pierce was also reported among the injured. Allan Pearce sustained a severed toe and other injuries.
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Maaunaar
Pers
Walkerton i
Te Rawai
Allan Pearce
James Robert Peirce
Bigger Lots of Maize Ridging 2917 agg
A fragmented OCR snippet references maize and ridging activities marked by unclear names and locations. It hints at a team or group and mentions a place on Rama Street and Peer hee valli with cryptic quotes and partial phrases. Uncertain urban identifiers populate the text without clear events or outcomes.
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Rama Street
Efoyn
Beale
Needs Money Not Powers Shaping Unrest In Australia
A chaotic, aged excerpt cites debates over constitutional powers between the Commonwealth and the States. It references unemployment, economic stress in Bulan, and discussions on water land and transportation powers. Army voting logistics and militia concerns are noted alongside reports of a 1000 strong labor and union gathering in Darwin, Brisbane, and Mealy, with calls for a Yes referendum.
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Toon Heusle
Farle
Farcical Fragments Mention Officials and Travel Plans
Cryptic passage lists varied names and locations with scattered details of officials and travel. It references Sir Leslie Wilson, the Attorney General, and other figures, noting inspections, absences, and impending resignations amidst a patchwork of places like Brisbane, Canberra, Townsville, and Stanthorpe.
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Leslie Wilson
Lontught
Eithe
Presbyterian Charris
Cruek Street
Arys Juurn
Besbane
Ops
Queenaland
Central West
Townsville
Ingham
Fortaight
Adelmaann
NHR
Eit
Brisbane
Stanthorpe
Canberra
Hutcheson
Treasury
Bydney
KJ Unsted
No Sun But Boys Make Hay in Strange Meet
Fragmented OCR text describes a boys sports event with odd phrases and jumbled names. Despite garbled content, it references a competition outcome, scoring totals around 908 and 277 with 18, and mentions a team named Fern. The exact teams, dates, and places are unclear due to text corruption.
Finance and Trade Notes From Brisbane Market
Fragmented OCR text discusses finance and business topics in Brisbane with references to shares, exchange activity, appraisals, and board satisfaction. Mentions firms, pores, and a chairman with unclear context.
P M Bars Plea On No Case Featured In Parliament
The minister refused to publish the canvass for a referendum in the official Army journal in a different form from the referendum handbook. Mr Curtin argued the government should not bind parliamentary powers to direct orders, insisting the people’s representatives have a right to decide.
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Canbrera
Tuewaas
Me. Cortin
Belt
Curtin
Henini
Dietatar
Tie
Nemeth Pawern
Brave Parliamante
Funke
War Prisoners Cook Cunning From Red Cross Parcels
War prisoners of war using Red Cross food parcels to create dishes of surprising quality. Prisoners, aided by a Red Cross Society supply, improvise stoves and cooking systems, turning rations into meals with enhanced flavor and nourishment.
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Australian
Red Crest Society
Thei Red Cross
Yeolliae
Engagements and notices touch Hawthorne to Lin QW area
Fragmented text references engagements, places such as Hawthorne and Lin QW, and mentions organizations like the CWA and ASU. The readable content is garbled with names and terms, making a coherent incident difficult to determine. The item appears to be a scattered public or social notice with unclear specifics.
Man and thirteen women ordered to jobs
The staffing office reported that one man and thirteen women were interviewed for nonmining employment. Officials seated all prospects and proceeded with the process under the deputy director’s guidance. The details indicate a broad outreach through interviews.
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Onierrel
Mtr
Puputy
Walsh
Shi Vegersiay
Tnne
A Iin
Prizes For Recipes Feature At County Cookery Show
The article announces a county wide cookery event inviting readers to contribute recipes for a planned show. It notes planned features on cookery and catering, with participation encouraged a week ahead and mentions butter ration topics as a discussion focus.
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TE Nor Roureyivon Sere
Wailheider
Mle Ee Beeras
Obituary for A W Bain of Posberry Street
An obituary notes the death of A W Bain of Posberry Street and mentions his prominence and public service. The notice cites Windsor School involvement and references Clifton Place and local residents, with names including Mr Dunn and Uratan. The text is garbled, but records Bain’s passing and ties to the community.
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A.W. Bain
Posberry Street
Inesot
Sean
Windsor School
Utena
Dunn
Ano
Tunidehor
Pet Clifton Perec
Teed
Uratan
Bete Buss
Red Cross Notes and Missing Fragments
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference Red Cross notes and personal names. The readable portions include mention of a person possibly named Alina Doig and other garbled phrases. No clear event, place, date, or organization beyond Red Cross appears usable.
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