Inland Line urged to ease drought sheep loss and boost revenue
Brisbane Public Works Committee heard that a southern central rail link, Charleville to Blackall, could save more than 1 million pounds yearly by moving drought affected sheep and cattle. Proponents said the line would open northern markets, remove flocks at four to five years, and enhance Queensland wool and meat industries.
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Aouthern
Central
Uraziera
J. O'Keefe
Public Works Commission
Brisbane
Norman Bourke
Aunteciian Meat Board
United Craziers
Akso
Ewmllon
Charleville
Blackall
Wintu
Webern
Liem
Chimrievilles
Blorkall-Charieville Fink
Qherik
Catlwaye
J Mepnink
United Growers Assocation
Weil
Vilally
Queensland
Uwennland
Stata
Sauit
Fosses
Woman in Police Court on Alleged Attempted Murder
A 46 year old woman faced Police Court today charged with an alleged May 26 attempt to kill Alfred James Naled. Evidence described a severed throat wound to her husband and a razor with blood traces, with testimony from Detective Constable Med McBanat and others. The case involved details of injuries at a home, questions of motive, and discussions of evidence admissibility as the matter proceeds to further hearings tomorrow afternoon.
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Ipswi
Wen Kanny Naira
Alfred James Naled
Johnfoi Binlth Wetiny
Waa
Reniot Serueant
Reniot Serueant RM Jove
John Casey
Constabie
McBanat
Toewielt
Anid
Naif
Moe Crllets
Tia Abe
Motianald Salt
Verauidls
Stitt
Giuse
Nukin
Mt IK
Myra Nellie
Hynng-roon
Naish
AP Agnew
Governor visits Gatton College
Governor accompanied by Brigadier A J Portay visited Gatton Agricultural High School and College yesterday for a tour inspecting Shelton House, a biological lab, science classroom, recreation hall, and museum. He spoke on national development and defence, noting over 80 percent of students were in the mission units.
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TI Corres Tao Amene
A.J Portaoy
College Catton
Shelton House
Lunded
Iting Hall
Hada
J. Ke Munay
Jor
Accidents Rise Amid Careless Driving Claims
A week in review shows 124 reported incidents with 1 death and 28 injuries. Police note 10 taxi collisions, 14 bicycle crashes, 10 pedestrians involved, and 73 events blamed on irreventable causes. A child on a tricycle contributed to one incident as drivers failed to keep clear.
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Gremiert
Didi Us
Ntaly
Com Inbstoner of
Police
Cali Np
Denda
Kesh
Sales Tax Appeal Goes To High Court
M R Hornibrook Proprietary Limited appealed to the High Court against sales tax on concrete piles by Nile Construction under the Sales Tax Assessment Act. The Board of Review upheld the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation’s decision. Justice Bled oversaw directions in Chambers as parties agreed on certain facts for the court to infer from.
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M. R. Hornibrook \Proprietary), Ltd
High Court
Com Command
Wed Nile
Board of Review
Justice Bled
Chambers
Inspectors Determine Septic Tank Permits
City aldermen weighed health inspector qualifications to judge land suitability for septic tanks. Ald W R Moon noted applications were being examined on advice of the health Maer who lacked requisite qualifications. The committee reported approving some septic tanks and disapproving others. Also, the Mor oce Board will hold an inquiry into the wreck of the Atlantic on Minner’s Reef at 2 am Sunday, with Captain TF AL Roberts leading the inquiry.
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Dacwsen
Lie
Sith
W.R. Moon
Applien Jona
Atlantic
Moroe Board
Invone
Minners Reef
TF AL Roberta
North Queensland
Roberts
Itera
Mackay
Rockhampton
AU Ube
Still Time To Enter For £200 Title Contest
Entry closes soon for The Sunday Mail £200 title contest with 112 prizes from £20 to £10. First prize £100, 30 consolation prizes £8, and other prizes. Submit entries to The Sunday Mail office. postmark dates vary.
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Sunday Mail
Hide
Bowyangs
T Theenetens
Stamnes
Picture contest rules for The Sunday Mail envelope offer
A fragment describes a competition entry process for The Sunday Mail with an envelope marked ROWVANOS No and delivery to The Sunday Mail Office Queer Street. It notes entrants accept the editor's final decision and mentions employees and readers’ families are eligible to compete.
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Bane
Hinleests
Sunday Mail
Nevents Ie
Pablientinis Wis
Ebiibie
Fine Drama At Cathedral Portrays Becket Murder
A vivid amateur staging of the Becket murder at Canterbury unfolds in St John’s Cathedral. The Women of Canterbury lead a Greek chorus as knights strike the archbishop, while an atmospheric organ backdrop and a modern jeremiad critique hollow excuses for spiritual values.
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Auiruer
Thomax
Santerbury
Uriesta
Hugh
Thoms Teckel
Eliat
Eliot
Felaina
Fang
Register Plan Essential and Emergency National Debate
Fragmented OCR text references a Canberra register plan and emergency measures. It notes a national register linked to an emergency, with mentions of a deputy leader and a senator securing debate time. The readable parts are unclear and provide few concrete details.
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Canberra
Twessay
Demberney
Keaney
Premier's Advice To Trades Council Sparks Debates
Townsville reports show a Trades and Labour council meeting adopting resolutions opposing the national register and conscription plan. The Premier Porgunimi replied to presses while urging unity to prevent compulsory service and to uphold the government program.
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Trades Council
Ny Ce Curves
Ana Latut Council
Offaly
Avajiadic Latie Commonwealth
Porgunimi
Paylinnye
Thie Feaister
Townsville
Townsville ‘Trades and Our’ Council
Brown and Thomason vote totals reported in local tally
Local returns show Dr Brown leading with 230 votes and Thomason with 18 votes among counted ballots. Absent votes and omitted faces affected totals, while a collision on Wickham and Byanswick streets left two injured.
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Watson Brown
W-G. Thompon
Winton Group
Sorex
F. Sehiates
Brown
Phomapean
Elven
Bowe
Thomason
Justice de Ohagany Aay
Thompson
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John Walker & Sons
Landon
Kilmarnock
Sydney
Reine
Tie
McKall
Charleule
Nori
Tom Ghatleville
Tom
Mos. Nairn
Tanita
Gallagher
Midlyn
Challeville
Borhi
Wen
Cullen
Partiae
Gee Pattonpitad
Weer Naira
Catherine ‘Tedford
MeLuraya
Sacce
Abe
Nairn
Gatton College
the Sunday Mail
Ren
I An
FWO
Dr. Brown
Gregory
Winifred Jamieson
Zilma
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Byanswick
Valley
Shir
Sriahibg
Alan
Uninns
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Austral Motors Pty. Limited
Coll Nousa
Adulaide Street
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