Tax change debate stirs state men in Parliament
A contested income tax reform proposal sparks a broad dispute among state representatives and Commonwealth officials. Key figures include a secretary from the Government and Sale Service and the treasurer’s office, with discussions touching on rights and powers of public service boards and roles of state organizations in potential reforms.
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Sugar output declines amid drought and policy shifts
Government and colonial authorities grapple with lower sugar production last year as weather harms cane yields and refiners face stricter controls. Mr Kos of Colonial Sugar Refining Co said refined sugar shipments rose to 895 903 tons year over year while overall production lagged. Officials warned of sufficient supply for domestic needs but stressed ongoing adjustments to export and pricing policy amidst climate pressures.
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Premier Replies to Mr Nicklin on Tax and Opium Policy
The Premier responds to Mr Nicklin discussing uniform taxation and opium policy. The debate notes tension over government schemes and the question of preventing combinations from operating as they were originally granted.
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Court on freeing of Vichy internees in Weanestav Mt
Acting Court-General grant reduced order for internment detainees to show cause why certain French internees should not be released. Government of France involved with recent arrivals from Caledonia. Judge Williams dismissed an application in High Court. Supreme Court to hear motion next Friday on release request.
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Foster Parents Prefer Girls to Adopt Babies
Foster parents favor girls for adoption while many couples await suitable matches. The superintendent notes limited prospects and urges families to consider all options, as agencies work to place infants with approved households despite bottlenecks and delays.
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Hiner
Theie Chanene
Aking
Leeferrier
Roll of Honour listing Sergeant-Pilot John
A damaged wartime roll details Sergeant Pilot John from Wallestown and Miss Boyd, killed over Malta. Mentions awards for service and memorials at Asheguan State School. References Mt Murphy, agricultural colleges, and German raids.
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Wallestown
Miss Boyd
Ellie
Malta
Murphy
Miners 40 Hour Claim Fails Amid Wage Dispute
A malformed report describes a wage dispute where miners’ forty hour claim failed as an application was dismissed. The piece references Pitt Beneh and Black Dele Mnf, mentions shortages, rampage payers, and mine operations at Gula Creek Mine.
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Chariere
Gula Creek
Divorce suit taken from jury in Adelaide unit case
A divorce action appears to have been taken away from a jury by consent or legal action. Names mentioned include Adelaidte Unit Murphree and Peter Petrie as involved parties. The report notes dispute over conduct with a woman and the judge’s handling as the proceedings proceed toward final determination.
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Expansion of dried foods production in Australia
Reports to the Australian Food Council in Canberra today outline expansion of dried food production across Australia. The government may fund a national plant for infant foods and children’s nutrition, with 1700 000 pounds for development and 23 000 tons of fortified items planned, including meat, bacon, bread, cheese, and infant cereals. The committee urges foreign expertise from the United States to accelerate industrial growth.
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Australian Food Council
Australia
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United Tales of America
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Infant
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Latiey Hee
RSL Talk on War Drive and Australian War Policy
The talk outlines a wartime drive by the Returned and Services League with questions for Congress. Topics include national service limits for 28 to 40 year olds, compulsory enlistment in a volunteer defence corps, confinement of enemy aliens, and extensions of separation relief. The address notes ongoing League membership and discusses welfare measures, pay relief, and vocational training schemes.
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Crown Appeal on Sentence in High Bean Prices Case
Court records reveal a crown appeal on a sentence linked to a disturbance over rising prices for prime beans. The proceedings reference individuals such as Clarence Byers, a 29 year old farmer, amid reports of light deliveries and related economic tensions affecting supply and prices.
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Farm workers from army when possible
Unclear OCR text discusses military labor during wartime and wool appraisal. Mentions agriculture officials, manpower council, and June deadlines. References workers released from war work and army regulations, with cabinet involvement and possible exemptions or continuances.
Trial of Four on Aid to Enemy Charge
Four defendants including Laurence Broderick Buick Cheries Deonara Will iamas Nancy Kerakouer face trial for allegedly consulting to aid the enemy. Charged under the Crime Act, the case involves alleged conspiracy to assist an enemy and was heard with police reports and hearings held in Sunny and involving Crown authorities. The trial date and further proceedings were noted, with expectant hearings and possible additional testimony.
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Missing Australian Soldier Loder Named in Service Notes
June report from Coolangatta notes Sergeant Godfrey Hugh Loder missing after service with Royal Air Force in World War II. Report cites his Wellington mission over Germany and occupied territories. announced as missing since December 1940. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A B Loder of Buranban.
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Wills and Estates Admitted to Probate Yesterday
The article lists individuals admitted to probate including Arthur Clement Baker a carpenter from Camporture and Calle Malouf a merchant from South Brisbane among others. Real and personal estates are noted with monetary values and locations such as Nar and Annerley.
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Routhport
Arthur Clement Baker
Campoolture
Calle Malouf
South Brisbane
Annerley
Rok Mecirath
Monto
Treehoider
Protest Meeting on Judges Criticism sparks labour council flare
A protest meeting convened by the Labour Council over criticism by Sir William from the Industrial Court erupted with calls to remove the judge. The Premier reportedly received a formal acknowledgment from the Prime Minister's office as the crowd demanded action against the court official.
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Courie
Willian
Roche
Ettar Taeerty
Pyeraier
Announcements Column Fragment
A fragment from an announcements column provides unclear lines and partial text. The readable portions hint at notices or community items but lack complete names, dates, or concrete actions to form a full item.
Real estate agents oppose zoning measure debate
A deputation led by government representatives urged action on zoning policies, arguing against current proposals and warning of opposition from property interests. Officials vouched for a cautious approach while emphasizing the need to balance development with community concerns.
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Leslie
Tae Tate
Tobacco Leaf Prices Reported in Local Markets
In a brief market note readers learn about current tobacco leaf price trends and行情 within regional trade. The report cites local buyers and sellers negotiating prices, with emphasis on quality grades and market activity across the area.
De Witt's Pills Promised Relief for Kidney Trouble
A reader testimonials De Witt's Pills as a long trusted remedy for kidney issues. The brand claims health restoration for those bedridden or crippled by kidney troubles, noting over fifty years of use and safety.
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