Machinery pools unlikely in Queensland says Agricultural Organisation
Queensland machinery pools face limited adoption per the Agricultural Organisation, its state executive officer of the District War Agricultural Committee says. Readings focus on scarce equipment, centralized control issues, and farmer skepticism toward pooling plans amid broader wartime supply constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queansland
Agricultural Organisation
Sydney
Hector
Queensland
Keogh
Ubiein
Lence
Erldeube Ache Police
Yornook
Joie Willis
Tannern
Hey
Keoen
Davia
Naac
Far Queensland
ma|Rospital
Redbank
Bn Aeverail
Arnin
Seeosh
Fleet
Witlle Atv George
Strat
Fu Ajieniances
Tandinety
Shaws
Eleee
Ted
Tv Grau
Dave
Leichhardt
Bull
Wilea Penevarion
E&e
Australian Art Exhibit Sparks Frock Price Debate
At a Brisbane opening, critics questioned high prices for dresses and artworks. Leslie Winnon and Vivian Connolly attended the exhibit on Staines Street while Louise Ratfauin faced a £10 fine from the National Art Gallery for alleged improprieties. Authorities noted controversial pricing and a recent theft of ammunition as unrelated concerns at the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susani
Queensland
Leslie Winnon
Actinus ‘of Trustees
United Metal Ice
Gant Ag
Cary
Lure
al Ide & Creak Ste
Abelaide
Lennard Power
Counnolly
Buyveul. BM
Staines
Sereet
Damages Claim Over Remarks By Union Official in Brisbane Meeting
In Supreme Court Brisbane a £1000 damages claim arose from alleged defamatory words spoken at a joint meeting of two unions. Alan Baker, secretary of the Queen branch of the Arms Explosives and Munitions Workers Federation of Australia, contends remarks by Patrick Atchiaed Glancey and others damaged his reputation. The case concerns accusations of public attack on Baker’s character and involvement of union leaders, with a focus on the alleged publication and impact on Baker’s standing.
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Brisbane
Stanley
Supreme Court
Alan Baken
Banksrisbute
Tor ‘Trae
Queen
He Ars Explosives
Federation ‘of Australia
J McPhillips
Syaney
AU Uiat Aeetine Il
McPhillipn
Ana
Patrick Atichaed Glancey
Molng Bales
Healy
Concernine Baker
Voice
Tive Gurensland
Atma
Epinalvey
Soarntine
Aden
Queensland
Benet
Wintisia Weber Alera
Margi
Ian Fats
Hmeciaan Et
Hacia Ley
Obituary for Mr 4 W ullers in the Valley
The obituary notes the death yesterday in Tu nslaible at the age of four. It lists survivors including Mr McGechie and Mr George Beno, recounts his roles in local labor unions, and his instrumental work with the Hat Won Pitt Brigade and the Anat State School committee.
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Ullers
Caine
Walley
McGechie
Grorge Bénou
Husnilion
Pitt Brigade
Schoot
Red Cross Drive Aims To Enrol 25000 Members
Australasian wide drive peaks in August as Queensland aims to boost Red Cross membership to 25000 with campaigns in foyers theatres hotels and banks. Dame Enid Lyons urged maternity hospital funding while a Brisbane protest urged funds for a hospital. Vagrants hinder work delaying renovations on a Stanley Street boarding house project.
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Richard Woods
George Neile
May Donnelly
Sigb
Btanley Street
Brisbane
Mig
A. Cameron
Wien
Attra
Vugrares
Snd
John Sterling
Pri' Erboetie
Leeper
Sterling
Sterling Jmng
Camerce
Nisa Pigay
Red Cross Society
Queensland
Lady Wilson
Ane
Atburbary
Jcouastry
Town
Shirley
Miruban
Keenan
Kaas
Teowongi
Mae
Red Cross
Uuniform
Spec Qureaux
General Post Office
Usines Houses
Abe Bots
Tnt
Enid Lyons
Trades and Labour’ Council
Jptoientaatinat
Lyons Gourler-nault
National Council of Women of Queensland
Minister Hints At Food Critics Criticism in Australia
Australian Agriculture Minister Wilmanat says critics mocked food production but Australians support keeping and increasing output. He cites about 900,000 laborers, 30,000 auxiliary women, plus tens of thousands in men and women’s services, Allied Works Council, and Women’s Land Army. Senator Brown and others attend the opening of the Official War Art exhibition in Canberra with focus on Lin Dobell’s Big Boy and a nurse study.
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Austraia
Teders
Blaie
Wilton
Tex Tuk
Ant Gallery
Verterday -Niveroom
Lin Dobell
Big Boy
Moore
Crisbane
Macdonald
Chapel
Redbank
Vida Lahey
Fechards
Ara
Normah
J. 3
Forean
Sryin
Diane Bretaicuon
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Ine
Neomy
Nalier Suakt Tia
Adelyn
Yale
Hines Gah
Truman
Sar Samunt Jochenlett
C Cairman
Chicago
Senator Trumen
AsiCh . “Gas Cookers
Bondwood
Aumirhlitor
Hancock & Gore Lin
F. G. Nicklin
Buderim
School of Arre
Ny Falmwoors
Mamerial Hal
Tharedey
Aushevied
Ac Mardmon Roiant
Uireet
Tinmery
Jarrett
Bonervile Howe
Willer
Prederick
Hobbs
Church of
Ensiann
Fan
Coursaree
Te Sargt. Cron H. Ade Merrar
Owen Fee
Conkery Exchange
Jamal Diven
Singbane
Royal Netherlards Indien Army
L. Vn Oyen
Melbourne
Austral
Ausiligts Corps
Bute Wermen
Studes
Steners
Netherlands
Suan
Rae
Wan Guetuland
Rustey Ded
Sa Atagenney Y Paras
Slee Bach
J. Beene T
Army
Forte
Nde
Rockcampton
Nik Tn
Benaeor
Ail Eh
Artin Yuttomey
Lieriitier
Rredli Uslaniet
Ental Ofilttorie Servicas
Aina
Guy Mersuanore
Ohoe
Aduynery
Prodi
PRATT
Bile Panne
Dinerthus
Wales
Fai
Toni
Elenivalle
General Seermiary
Vietuailly Assembly
Queensland Bronery
Birtvnyrin Loesee
Tony
Bourldy
DHE
Mie
Ound
Tata
Nyt
Eriety
Mette
Ciove
Ge Ross
Willy
Wilby
Haig
W.a.af
Het Wasyenfvold Haughele Forerly
Bt George
E Bouuiport
Alf
Vik Opler
Pnas
Reubjeets Dril
Thelin
G. Potts
Toby
Clifford Love & CO
Engle Street
Biybem
Toy
Tom
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