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Newspaper

Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jul 17, 1946

Page

10

Denial Redsin and Dispute Reported in Veteran Association Case

A veteran group member Aubrey Raymond Jirds cites anti communism hostility in expelling Arthur John Maxi from the Lancaster based saga. Witnesses recall contested membership action and claims of invalid procedure amid internal association tensions.

Soldiers’ Association Aubrey Raymond Jirds Arthur John Maxi Stenat Lancaster Dunne George

Long ration on 3 staples grocers say

The Federal Secretary J J Book told a conference of grocers and retailers that rationing on three staples could not yet be abandoned. He noted export restrictions and international demand affecting potatoes and other foods, with UK and Australia cooperating on supply measures and shipping capacity.

J. J. Book Sage Vt Punta de Ata Ausaliany Java Gardens

Tea Ration Policy Changes Across Australia

Historical draft notes show Australia considering tea ration adjustments amid wartime controls. Officials including Fraser discuss customs and production impacts while industry fears disruption and broader supply concerns. The document hints at broader government plans and wartime economic management.

Double Tax For Graziers Continues Strike

A fragmented report describes ongoing tensions over taxation affecting graziers. The narrative mentions taxation measures, worker actions, and responses from unspecified authorities amid a broader economic dispute.

City Grass Fires Menace Homes Inclear Text

A damaged OCR item describes city grass fires threatening homes. Fragmentary names and terms appear to reference individuals and streets but are unreadable, leaving the main event as urban grass fires endangering residences.

Amity Ledieard Bies WIM Acui Tnawong Statford

Unions Oppose Piecework Versus Workers’ Welfare Debate

Reported clashes in Beunky as unions denounce piecework saying it brings out the worst in workers and lowers morale. Officials in the Moolders' Union cite reduced pay and harsher conditions while courts push for faster labor reform and tighter supervision amid trainee uplift concerns.

Dohn Murgraven Moolders Wether Agepernenia Tor Activisinis Dim

Crown compensation reduced for farm tractor requisition

A compensation claim for losses on a Darling Downs stud farm due to a Crown tractor requisition was heard by the Allied Works Council Compensation Board. Originally valued at £15,000, it was reduced to £1,575 after scrutiny of the August 1942 compulsory seizure of the tractor. The case involves Harrow Turanville Shorthorn stud near Camrooya and mentions parties including De Hudh Carlyle and John Corbett Taylor. The matter was adjourned with a further report due.

CROWN Rex Jiona Darling Downs Allied Works Council National Security (Allied Works de Hudh Carlyle John Corbett Taylor Harrow Turanville Cam Rooya

Railways Return to Normal After Disruption

Suburban train services slated to resume tomorrow with partial restoration on branch lines at the end of the week. A timetable from Gentil and Tweed routes shows weekend departures and revised times as the railway department terms adequate coal supplies and staff readiness.

Servie Seid Satortey Gentil Tune Woomba Gyaipie Bui Pan Ana Gym Coan South Belabulie Railways “Department Rity Mary Mt. Re Dion

Traffic safety aid sparks debate on Queen Street schemes

Queen Street traffic safety plan draws comment from Automobile Club of Queensland President May Leon Trout and others. Report notes amber light behavior as motorists and pedestrians clash and to start walking during amber signals. concerns over enforcement and possible changes for Adelaide and Melbourne links rise.

Automobile Club of Queensland Leon Trout Ures Seattle Ilies Ryahy Melbourne

Unclear OCR Fragment Appears to Mention Legal Claims

Fragmentary text references claims, names, addresses, and potential legal dealings. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.

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