Meat strike averted in Australia after wage deal
Australian talks ended with meat processors agreeing to a weekly wage increase of 7/6 and diversions to civilian markets. The Federal Conference, chaired by state industrial authorities, secured a settlement avoiding shortages. Officials indicated production would be maintained and stock supplies would be monitored as restrictions were lifted.
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Portias
State Industrial Court
Ariabane Abattair Hind
Porto Meatworks
TAU Avere
Ee Quewna
Mral Industry Board
Avblcl
Gritbane Abest
Fgcrett
Mt Tie Conference Vestry
O'Prant
Atilar Increate
Citi
Eurplayern
Vorleyayr
Uae
Oualy
Aren Gromer
Lou Thaiter
Yettospeetivicy
Pune
UR Niatemnent
Gerae
MY. A. Rue Jourtyny
Kere
Erne USA
Cirimat Apseruurs
Sila
Varias
Ald
Howard
Pae Cnemini
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Balon Rey
de-Tull
FoueRty Agate CCC
Juan
Brabiner
Lenoen
Nelson Pyrne
Lagain
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Dennis
U.S
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Australia
Bicelis
DUAGA
Herry
United Blazee
HIE Hp
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Lcera
Oolleke
Ocohke
Dusilcn
Australis
Wai
Ane
Mtv
Praser
Wigheale Hill
Johnstone Dane
Sokla
Lord Gowrie Proved 'Good Bloke' in Farewell Dinner
AMEBARA Monday reports that Australians loudly declare Lord Gowrie a good bloke at a farewell dinner. Senator Keefe remarks Gowrie’s calm demeanor, while Curtars and others praise his leadership as he departs for Parliament duties. Public reaction highlights Gowrie’s impact in Australia.
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Lord Gowrie
Amebara
Tvery
Kegue
Gowrie
Lend Gowers
Big call for 7 C W labour and agriculture minister
A fragmented report notes increased applications and public statements about labour and agriculture. It mentions prisoners and wartime contexts, with references to centers and local officials, but details are unclear and ambiguous.
Commission Recommends Taking Lands For Soldiers
The report to day tabled in the Home of Representatives urges Commonwealth control over all returned soldiers land settlement. It proposes fair prices by voluntary negotiation and a form of return recruit land for future development, with a 30 percent interest rate and 18 year repayment plan.
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Samme Save Eiere
Che Commission
Commonwealth
League-advo
Exley
I S.M
Trewich
Aniers
Alen
Enor
Qrerterick
Rale Grharge
Auton
Ainermiret
Pricgs
Nh Tire
Aritt
Broad Issues for Debate on Racehorse Transport and Censorship
A chaotic report outlines debates on regulatory controls for racehorse movement and censorship. Key figures like Lamont, Toowoomba and Bundaberg Labour members, and Queensland authorities discuss transport board powers and wartime-style restrictions.
State move on Gatton College education minister seeks intervention
Education Minister Mr Larcombe asked Commonwealth officials to preserve Gatton College for student training. He urged the Army to arrange a mutually beneficial agreement to occupy the Australian portion and to instruct Army representatives on the matter.
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Gatton College
Larcombe
Commonwealth
Gorton College
Larcombs
Vesierdiey
Liege
Uienix
Gdvewlion
Edwards
Jon
Ain
Haderitte Hageman
Addad Bae
Child Art On Show To-day at Caurier-Mall Building vestibule
Over 200 entries from wartime and civilian children compete in The Sunday Mail Children's Art Competition. Works are on display in the vestibule of The Courier-Mail Building and will be open until 7 4 pm today. Awards will be presented by the Director of Education.
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Warriat
Sunday Mail
Caurier-Mall
Vo-Dey
Royal Queensland Art Society
Pra
Fenor
Cane Strike Threat Over Meat Ration Controversy
A cane workers strike threat emerges over meat ration distribution, as Palton and Fallon discuss plans. Rumors of a double meat ration for certain cane workers surface, while authorities including Cumming and the Federal Racing Commissioner address promises and relief for growers amid industrial pressure.
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Haliaty
Brom Mckay
Fallon Saii
Uemaland Cane Growers Council
Ion Iad
Japanese Air and Ground Attacks Around Aitape Reported
The report details Japanese air and ground assaults near Aitape along the Driniumor River in British New Guinea. Allied forces claim to have repelled and broken up the attack, with heavy Japanese losses and ongoing bombardment of targets including the Dib, riverine crossings, and coastal airfields.
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Driniumor River
Aitape
British New Guinea
Menta
Grovnd Orves
Austrial
Aterieat
Erstad
PT Bonin
Beaufighter
Mitchel
Ars
Brea
Thunderbolts Airacobras
Wem Guines
Nland Munokwatl Sétodromen
Kamurtiver
Timor
Brinimor
Deke Barac
Piscaten
TabesTane
Digger Training Body This Week
A regional postwar reconstruction training event and meetings were led by officials including Director-General of Education Mr. Riwarde and Mr Medley. The gatherings discussed establishing regional committees under the Reconstruction Department to accelerate vocational education and postwar staffing.
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Leiuttmun
Pruerat Adviol
Tana University
Mir
Depusy CommUnenes
Pataton Me
Army Educational Service Council
Mil Grunechen
Breeden
Edwards
Acer
Mir Miley
Reconstruction Department
Firmwaersood
Mate Regionel
Eerisland
Tasmania
Bern
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Equal Sacrifice and Defense Across Nations
The text argues for universal sacrifice including wealth and industry, urging preparedness to defend the home and warn of abortion and male arming as fallout. It mentions a Senate grant and a newly elected mente seeking consensus, imagining Australia with seven million people at risk from Asiatic threats and a referendum across states.
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Riovia
Adkressein
Abdul Ai. al
Aualeane Cold Net
Senate Grant Tab
Nsw
Australia
Control of Fuel Stoves In Canberra Changes
A Canberra report notes central authorities remove old fuel stoves and permit use of coal or coke as an alternative. The change aims to broaden appliance options, with a new ten day transition period and a stronger permit framework to regulate combustion devices.
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Canberra
Cantrals
Train test today shows new motive at interstate store
A experimental man aboard a new type of transformed locomotive, designated C38 Pacificly, is slated for a test at 7 a.m. at an interstate store. Only passengers will be involved. The goal is to assess whether running time can be reduced between Byrney and Brisbane.
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Pxaerimentel
Tom
Lead in paint threat to children near Rockieu housing sites
Analysis of paint used on railings near houses for elrecolt workers, Rockieu, found 38 percent lead. City Health Committee chair Alderman Howard reports the menace, while officials debate measures and a formal report is requested.
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City Council
Hesith
Howard
Yasterdey
Rockies
Windar-Nis
Iranfual
Poladanta
Windnor-Morenn
Wivfot
Seeanines Tago
Gatealin Department
Lnocessiisie
Cotton Crop Yields Well Despite Harsh Weather
The article notes the cotton crop showing better yields in several regions amid challenging growing conditions. It mentions farmers in the Stxb chute area and the Mont0 district reporting improved performance, with averages around mid teens and some fields attaining notable yields. Despite wartime disruption, farmers report steady progress, praising weather patterns and continued planting efforts.
New Senators Sworn In Amid British Senate Reforms
Monday the newly elected members of the Isenite and other wards were sworn in by Mr Vuntieich, as Labour groups called for reform. Senators Browne and Courche presided as president and chair. The Senate’s total membership reaches about 22 with plans to resume sessions tomorrow, following adjournment last week.
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Candenla
Oihera
Higorm
Vuntieeich
Labour
Wiw
Finlay
Icholls
Senate
Gordon Browne
Courche
Lord Howie
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Gardiner
Pennimawre
Huntlen
Ponatistadore
Callie
Sheen
Ritoria
Department of the Interior
C.W
Thanh
Aries
Belie
Murdubbera
Monta
Bert Ree
Farmer Ab Sirmind
Srry
Fox Hole
Hollendis
Gaines
John Edwards
RAAF
Dun
Commission
Canghera
Aurel antitrac#tion Commission
Tomminson
Ahort
Neecsonhy
Tor Farm
REE Loans
Rome
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Rene Ranches
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Thake Port
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Queesland
Rensona Emergency Road ‘Transport Board
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Cole
Curtin
Pristina
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Ferendus Carpal Reves Wien
Mung Labourem
National Security Land Trai
New South Wales
Bert
Pollera
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Palton
Cumming
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Drinium
Theeonatal Range
Tive
Monghe
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Medalia
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Digger Training Body
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Encueaines
Aurirouan Rind’ Cex Commission
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Melbourne
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Austalia
Aduil Education Service
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National Security
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