High Court rejects appeal in Sydney liquor case
The High Court unanimously refused an application for special leave to appeal by three or four men sent to gaol in Sydney for block liquor sales. The judgment, delivered in Melbourne, upheld convictions and noted the case involved conspiracy to evade price controls. The decision closes the avenue for further appeal in this matter.
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High Col Liquor
High Court
Sydney
New South Wales Criminal Appeal Court
Melbourne
Dunce Rich
Dileeste Tiemaz
Mr . Blarke
Justice
Walliams
Richart Herbert Kemptey
Abe
Thavid Blank
Gordon
Maw Laidinn
Will Puny
Ira
Criminal ‘Court
Earl Inner Bt Mega
Mi Justice
Halse Rogers
Weritentold Womble
Bink
Ciel
Blartk
Casey
Giles
Ower
Lalo Agit
Bennie
TuNnie
Kemer
Ernie
Wales
Eriniaml
Eynreutning
IBM
Sant Men Tron Init
Uae
James the AG
Industa
Queennan
NW Bolith
Nolubien
CCC
Juan de Hose
Melis
Siwr
Trier
Smid
Helen
Sya
To Buy Fewer Green Tomatoes in Trade Case
A court hearing discussed government and retailer actions over tomato prices and market controls. Key figures Mr Flewell, Mr Plowell-Smith, and Justice Suck Sour End examined if price rises and alleged “mackeleers” practices harmed consumers and legitimate business. The Crown offered no evidence of prewar price fixing while a late argument inferred union price manipulation.
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Crown
Duster Starke
East Wiechw
Nealasky
Jexorbitann
Mackeleers
Ieceder
Yank
Epprii
Lleyn
Belwap
Neaa Wien
Justien McTlernin
Stikiee
Arin
Minton
Charge on poker machine ends in fine at Tattersall
A case from Tattersall recreation ground reports a fine of five pounds for use of a poker machine. The incident involved a man named George and occurred amid a police summons on premises occupation charges. The report notes the presence of Brooke and notes a government notice regarding enforcement.
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A Brooke
George
Tattersall
Scholars Exame Choir to Sing on Wocehibes 14
Report of upcoming student scholars and nomination deadlines, with notices about examinations and community events. Mentions schools, local incidents, and disciplinary actions alongside calls for efficient governance and reform efforts.
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Lucreabe
Maul Builders 'Revolution
Industriat ‘Sourttonan
Reparla
Seogwat
Ghimen
Eng
Souther
Clyde Etington
Nailer
Benlor
Queensland Cinderella in dairy labour crisis says institute president
The Queensland division president of the Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries warned that Queensland is Cinderella in manpower for dairying. He spoke at the Albert Hall in Sydney about shortages hampering dairy production and called for policy action, noting the need for better veterinary services and stronger support for the industry to increase production and efficiency.
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Ren South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Australian Institute of Deiry
C. L Petersen
Lews
Albert Hall
Relenaea
Bach
Unity Urged On Supplies in Sydney Meeting
The discussion urged prompt action on supply issues and the public’s duties under work conditions. Mr Bradley noted useful recommendations were proposed to the government, aiming for quick remedies and a broad view of responsibilities.
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UNITY
Sydney
Canernet T Woule Ekdeck Feist
Selon
Bradley
Australian probate notices and realty transactions summary
Probate of wills for Anthony Appi Fock and Catherine Cray granted in Queensland. Real estate transfers include Mary Lamont Story, Douglas Bory, and Agnes Meira Wit Nors. Personalities listed: University of Queenland staff and various local agents. Estate values show 74 000 pounds with ties to Riverton and South Brisbane properties.
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Provete
Peaterdu
Anthony ‘Appi Fock
Jin Clermont
Iby i Realty
Matatr
Mary Lamont Story
Wite
Isonn
Douglas Bory
Wuee-Chan- Fellor
University of Queenasland
Riverton
Catherine Cray
Realty
Alving
Agnes Meira Wit Nors
Reis Siveer
South Brisbane
Kenneth de Lacy Cumare
Bydshes Queensland
Peresnalty E
Victory Ball in City Hall nets £15000 for Patriotic Fund
The Victory Girls charity drive in Brisbane raised £15000 at a Victory Ball in City Hall. Premier Cooper attended, with Labour Council leaders praising the effort by Trade and Labour groups and supporters from the union ranks. The event featured performances, tributes to candidates, and formal acknowledgments from union officials and civic leaders.
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Elujou
Trades and Labour Council
Victory
Mr Cooper
Corontt of
Sa Hower
Vhi Wine Iia
Mike Wane
Benalto
Trader Union Stove
Serfteenien Wonial
Hd Never
Trades and Luabaur Council
Che
Shey
Fade
Phitese
Nian
Wong Hole Choy Sindidale
Benraen Union
Wits
Chietvairman
Ein Yo Beanitas Union
Jnmuo
We Union & Stead
Paul Ganeral
Ryder and
Labor
Trenly
Mtr
Juck Evans
Kenny
Youth Welfare Talk Next Week in Melbourne
A youth welfare conference will be held in Melbourne next week sponsored by the Beakbann Rotary OTB. Notable attendees include Mr Tyar Situselialshian and Ny. Bruin Sunny, with Honorary Secretary involvement and participation from the National Council of Women. The event aims to discuss welfare and community services.
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Cope
Margo
al Hayne
Peohtedis
Eouth Heda
Brtebiylie
Eursday
Tresas
Ant Mont
Tyar
Bruin Sunny
Ind
Aparowetiest
Adel Arientisalion
Presimentany
Cumbran Lewatl
Melbourne Armour Ta
Quesnland
National
Red Gros Society
Malbourne
Ecauge
Weert
Nell White
Nk Red Cross
Victory
Mss
Lionel Wilkott
Toowoon
Harlet
Ooipore
Bolsoune
Willy Arden
Ter Wike Chines
Orileg
Wiley
Hue
Eli
Orion
Aniwrbury
Rome Sim Witt
Ohiriee
Bert Lasie
War shortages shape Dingo campaign needs
Reported war conditions constrain suppliers and ammunition access. Authorities warn of restricted imports and price rises affecting military logistics and local production. Government efforts aim to bolster armament flow amid ongoing shortages and policy constraints.
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Langs Minter
Guy Seamimt
Agen
Removal of raid shelters urged amid danger on highways
A read fragment discusses urging removal of emergency raid shelters due to dangers on roads. It cites sabotage concerns and potential impacts on traffic and public safety, mentioning air raid era warnings and the need to protect street flow and pedestrians.
Brides Elect charged double price for buns
The article reports that brides elect and their families faced inflated bun prices at a value event, with complaints about overcharging and additional expenses for transportation and meals. It notes a specific vendor group and mentions community figures and a church ceremony planned for a coming Saturday.
Adelaide meeting of Alle Claralliea Han Committee
A fragmentary report notes a meeting of the Alle Claralliea Han Committee with member involvement. Mentions Railways accomplishments in Queensland and inspections of dental and lighthouse facilities, plus travel and freight concerns.
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Alytas Gare
Ily
Hull
Adelaide Temiortaq
Alle
Rallways
Gommbalanes
Brisbane
Naviaa
Gurens
Diane
Huirine
England
Tal
Mowra
Army dumping denial cited by Pengilly official
A report details a denial by authorities, noting Sgt Bugay confirmed the incident involved dumping at a specified location. The case centers on charges of illicitly discarding materials and a linked investigation, with no official confirmation of broader wrongdoing.
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Aleaandwr
Ware Fell
Sau
Aniniayy
Athos Nak Heey Elmayha
Bugay
Port Pilot Death at Trixbann Port Captain Swhrerish Report
A garbled report from the port area notes the death of Captain Photgus H. Swhrerish at the port of Trixbann vilot Jed al hin residence Blenben. The text references government steamer activity and a retirement from service in 3HN, with unclear additional details about Melville, Howick, and ATEN Co. ta.
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Photgus H. Swhrerish
Trixbann
Vilot
Merry
Divi New Funey
Melville and Howick_ ore
Wever Bi
The
Aten Co. Ta
Altaervice
Ats
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Armaboiy
Mane
Arnie Nated
Waters
Dia4
Seyler
Bop
Rowro Nsw
Easley
Owen
Rev
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Kithiven
RLV
H.W. Griffiths
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China
Raonwall i
Pope
JWT
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Ine Bellemai Rannager
Flewell
Plowell-Smith
Ereenten
Hirdar
Boyes
Mackay
Commerce
Sealy
Weviera
Atv
Toner
Brineianoteryiaieny
Meldrun
Cita Stone
Atone Yenri
Alee Imembery
Ran
Mish
Joan Crawford
Dun
Tie Canminates
Ebi
Quemund Patriotic
Austen Lan Goniori
Miss Crawford
Ny Ute
Sabacy Theatre
Valley Tier
Gunter
New Guinea
Army
Imen
Hep
Biniva
Bndsewick
Caltanna Ewuejas
Melba
Enieseanesih
Atlee
Ieee Ee
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Robins Jeekon
Airunswick Steel Vailey Wat
WiOu
Rot
Crown Solitary Department
Clana Adentical
Leonard Foren
Jackson
Emily
Mare
Vesta
Lamayen Thrallewes
Oerong Road
Caulfield Company
Dimnetor
Oeday
Inne
G. A. Baumiber
Hugdine
Vultee Street
Brinbareity
Aromlet
Twitersalls Chip
Gueetuland Fur Club
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