Untitled note fragment in mixed language text
Fragmentary OCR style note mentioning dates and names in a jumbled mix. Difficult to extract clear events or subjects from the unreadable wording.
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1944
Page
3
Downs Milk Plan Delayed by Government Action
Dairy producers in Darling Downs press concern over State Government delay in approving a TB testing plan. The scheme aimed to supply over 13,000 gallons of TB free milk daily, with supervision by American officials and local authorities. Approval hinges on Cabinet consent and adherence to sanitation standards, affecting supply and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling Downs
T.B
The
Downs Ts
Operetive Dairy Association
Vlan
Rigte Guiry
Errline
Otti- Cini
Court Orders Widow Seeks 850 After Collision
A court case involves a widow claiming 850 and fees after a motor collision on February 4. The action names Gregan and Castor parties, alleges negligence, and seeks damages for the child and widow. The jury found fault and awarded support to the child, with further orders pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syiliiant
Uber
Nolan
Prencik Gregan
Wierana
Moxie
JeNr Navn
Une Corsten
Pebrymry
Masi
Caiused Lite Vollayny
New Drive Likely By N G Japs
Latest reports from MacArthur's headquarters describe a renewed Japanese attempt to break out from the island trap. Allied planes bombed and strafed targets along the Driniumor River and nearby coast while naval air units hit and destroyed multiple ships and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Ma
MacArthur
Anus
Roothus
Hislaliyah Felyat
Emiinien
Guy
Nate Feretd
Driniamor
Ahlor
Mont
Nene
Buunderpolis
Altace
Benuuien
Sivell
Epenay
Teifio
Malina Vera
le Eyroduch
Turber Pacih Navy
Liberator
Rator Bel Air
Tatanna
Smidhwns
Beter Himmighera Sind Minening
Raul Feminand
Puubouter Rol
Blitz
Borges Achtellan
Miltyanks
Bare Trathi Muunokwart
Wentemn Wri
Germvink Bay
Daley
Guinea
Tewhieeva
Tax appeal letter and demands for income tax relief
A letter from Nelson Burns to Deputy Commissioner of Taxation requests reconsideration of income tax, wages, and allowances for farm incomes. The writer seeks concessional relief, cites three months’ income, and asks for valuation of certain listed assets. The missive reports stress testing on sums, references a radio broadcast, and mentions family members and possible relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maby
Ait Narnia
Melieve
Tae Sur
Dasiebvere
Halls
Miner
Mother Charged With Murder Story Shown
A distressed report outlines a mother charged with murder as authorities pursue the case. The article references relatives and local connections, with uncertain details due to OCR errors.
Chinaman Found Hanging in Cafe in Valley District
A Chinese gardener Guttt was found hanging by the neck from a rope over the kitchen door in the Allies Cafe at Wick, Valley. An inquest was opened, with no sufficient evidence of foul play. Strikers marched in Toowoomba as workers confront disruption, with authorities urging a return to work after a 24 hour stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttt
Jereet
Valley
Vester
Toowoomba
Evans
Teale Pn Iheaves
Wewee Res
Beate
Tron
Weproni
A. Borer
Hac. Donald
Japs in Islands Set Big Problem
Fragmented OCR text details Japan's stance in the Pacific theater. Mentions Allied strategy, General MacArthur, and potential Japanese occupation plans. Notes on Australian and New Zealand defense considerations and wartime shifts in policy and supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Stoppage of Mail Denied at Inquiry in 1902 Adelaide
In an 1902 inquiry at Adelaide, witnesses including Cameron Canter and Stacey Superintendent of Mails testified on mail delays and interruptions to telephone and letter service. Overseers, branch descriptions, and actions by postal authorities were discussed, including writing mandates and possible communication constraints affecting November and December mail handling. The inquiry adjourned without full resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Canter
Evan
Gethein
Adelaide
Land
Lalian Etiieer
Auth
Australia
Ald
Eraras
Aber
Agha eThode
Iie Adiressees
Hunt Kaward
Twieghune Hasnent
Naeluouirne
Horna
Ieanainen
Stacey
Auelaide
Adriah@r
Catin Cout
Towels Rush Sparks Alarm at Shop Door in Frantic Stampede
In a crowded store a panic broke out as women surged toward towels causing a collapse near the door. Police attempted to restore order as shoppers fled the scene and merchandise toppled in the chaos. No further details on injuries or resolution are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fllington
Ae Soni Ma
Sonken
Cuscomieye
Three Coal Mines Idle Amid Labor Tension
Reported closure of three coal mines due to labor disputes affects about 420 workers. Production halted as workers left site. Tunis facility noted for outputs of 1980 tons and 1200 lanes of road daily. Officials investigate alleged violence and safety concerns surrounding stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayuner
TM Curtin
Olinvice
yFewiet
Cinevies
Sauihs
Jony
Tunis
Fevous
Momias
Cium
Bhiane
Tina Ihe
THI Ic
Army Health Depot at Golf Links Australia
An Australian newspaper item describes health depot activities at Golf Links Army Camp. It notes thousands of soldiers passed through during eight months of separation, with detailed mentions of care, training, facilities, and morale efforts including music and rest provisions for troops. It also references broader wartime programs and community support initiatives tied to the camp and military welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Willett
Saidier
Nevelile
Corey Min
Nora Barn
Eight Years For Wife Stabbing Case
A male Australian soldier Lindsay Water, 22, was sentenced for the stabbing of his wife. The proceedings referenced the crime and the judge’s decision, with notes of intent and emotional details surrounding the incident and its aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olln
Lindsay Water
Dundee Maifield
Jessie Warera
Inxwieh
Miny
Atonday
Mansiat
Tierce
Abelle
Minnie
Five Men Fined for Car Carburetor Thefts at Shevenarday
A district court fined five men a total of 160 pounds for thefts including car carburetors and related items. Officers testified that the defendants and civilians were involved in stealing carburetors, rope, and other items from various premises. Additional names include sergeant and corporal ranks. details describe a local shoplifting and burglary ring with multiple individuals cited and penalties imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shevenarday
Ana Warnine
Murat
Murat Thas Alk Casper Ebbo
John William Reen
Edward Jemes
Branne
Frank Niving
Fuss
Liel Green
Granny
Mimiy
Boush Brisbane
Welch
Eeving
Poetra
Roverts
Deepal
Ashley outlines postal and telecommunication plans for Queensland
Senator Ashley presents post and telecom expansion in Queensland including new post office buildings, telephone exchanges, underground cable work, and rebuilding trunk lines. The plan aims to improve national services, with emphasis on metropolitan country balance and postwar readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Ashley Seid
Uber
Queensland
Bg National Broadcasting
Ashievald
Doctors apply to union for residency officers membership
Resident medical officers at Brisbane General Hospital have unanimously applied to join the Federated Miscellaneous Workers' Union and asked it to seek an Arbitration Court award. The move involves over 20 doctors about to graduate and work as resident medical officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane General Hospital
Federated Miscellaneous Workers’ Union
Arbitration Court
Federad Bibscellaneouia Workers Union
4. D. Tinrvey
Tion
de FC. Schwert
Aecesident Medical
Htive Brinumane General Hasspill
University of Cuizensland Medical Aoeltty Inmict
Brisbane
Arbitration
Eederntea Aguanatinnanns
Tinlom
Drift of Bush City Triggers Official Debate
Local authorities in Wallop Shire faced questions over postwar planning as drift issues from the coast raise concerns. Officials cite contracts and public facilities, urging careful management of libraries and town properties while contemplating how to protect communities from long term environmental and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallop
State housing project seeks 30 homes for aid
Public notices indicate 300 already seek 30 state homes with emphasis on low water and special attention. Officials warn of delays and urge residents to submit requests via the Pul se Curator office. Availability and eligibility details released at the Hawthorne help center and Edward Street site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Tarragindl
Cntt
Extra meat for cutters debated at rationing talks
A fragmented report describes a wartime rationing conference led by the Century Rationing Commission. Officials discussed ensuring substitutes for meat, with Mr Parsons noting receipt of a telegram and Mr Irlton proposing a calculable arrangement to meet supply demands amid harvesting timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neruming Gommusnion Atvitiat
Tilelin
Sigie
The
CG Parsons
Nolegram
Westeriay
Bennvor Rennie
Huser
Cochsany
Irlton
Mtr
Palin
Mine Stopper by sore feet at Maryborough mine
In Maryborough miners halt work as sore feet force a day’s end with 81 tons of coal hauled. Union officials decry injuries and vow action while workers plan to resume tomorrow. No dispute reported between miners and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.M.A
Sclivora
Uae
Micellonious “Workers Union
Medica
Ascii
Ted
Bris Minty “Genera Hospital
Imedipat Stidens
University” of Queensland
Medlen
Bneiety
Ama Senior
Medi Bey
Maryborough
Dairy research group backs cattle study funding
A dairy industry committee announced a plan to fund cattle research at an annual rate of about £2000. The initiative, backed by the Adpiration Dairy Produce Bon, aims to advance livestock health, meat and cheese production, and overall dairy farming efficiency through targeted investigations led by industry researchers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sv “Doon
Pepi
Foe United
GOVT
Anaya
Bovis
Technicat
Camino
Yenpower
Gietiulles
Mike Rave
Petaley
Arag
Farmer Dawn
Ron
Evtlibhan
Ieilea
Madudi Gliegrat
Caregan
Willy
Centiaetve Hind
Tiel
N.G. Japs
Commonwealth
Yenterday
Byiltoy
Adelle
Pull Yexter
Stator Poll
Wax
Wifriemes
Court Atsie
Tne
Radio Sreaking
Terre Row
Steort
Nare
Perth
Gialrace
Rte
Lng Bee Wits
Nelson Burns
Reo
Gordon Sennen
Iid
State Life
Funery
Lip Lite
Shaw
Lomeon
Ily
Bernard
Canberra
UC University
Tronome
Asution
Aig
Giher Financial
Wistake Ter
Comeis
Pat
Georgy Bernard Shawne
Militantii
Boone
Guam
U.5
Marianas
Thursan
Oichal UA Marton
Ali Tigermasion
Hatieh Burl
Agrith Owen
Remlider
Danasiene
Sapanene
Mar Arinign
Asouiwa Tv
Ariuur
New Britain
New Treland
MacArchin
Cen
Muneuinville
Dupan
Tahanese
Renal
Ted Territory
Ile
Aviaivalinty
ARMY
Mtn
Stein
Stoger Arending
Tent Aitien
Ateen Patel
Ashi
Leerdenn
Whit Bileard
Army Educaton Service
Henemy
Anton
Ai Denamianniany
Miller
Nain
Wren
Win “Ni Tone
Eal Authority
New South
New Tim
Mt. Siromla
Elbourns Observatory
Ughich
Ashley
Q’land
Frursday
Tu Nin
Vam
Wly
Muir
Chen Thang
Edward Street
Wald
Bakes Parrey Astee
Mintura
Seman
Search the Brisbane Courier Mail Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Brisbane Courier Mail?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.