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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
4
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A controversial early start time of 7 am for bakers drew claims of widespread disruption. Cited evidence suggests only a small portion of workers use public transport, while reductions in petrol use align with earlier start times. Master Bakers argue the change benefits public welfare, though fuel board records show limited conclusive impact.
The article reports a contentious Australian public debate on postwar labor and civilian preference rules, noting shifting opinion by May and ongoing contention about reestablishing manpower priorities. It cites court consideration and public polls, highlighting gender and regional divides, and mentions dairying and supply implications.
City officials discussed reforms to labor hours for CCC men and criticized the mosquito control campaign. Witnesses argued fixed hours would reduce fatigue while opponents questioned efficiency and cost. The session covered wage holds, bond options, and proposals to boost productivity amid housing and public health measures.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a film about Spitfire history and its actors. It mentions figures such as Howard and Nive in a narrative about procedures, fidelity, and historic aviation themes. The text is garbled, with many names and phrases unclear or misspelled.
Wartime minister William Baxter yesterday praised the co operative movement in farming. He stated departments planned to support district agricultural committees and establish depots to service district machinery, ensuring farmers have access to supplies and machinery.
An American soldier will deliver the Thompson lecture at Queensland University explaining the cyclone and its effects. The talk in Auburn will cover medical and technical topics, noting the growth of children suffering ailments and detailing ablation and instrument development.
COPLAND TO ADDRESS BRISBANE UNIONS The Federal Prives Connie sloller professor Cupluyal will attend a meeting in Queensland. Copland will discuss valve detail and answer queries. NEW APPOINTMENT ON FOOD CONTROL Canberra: Br AH Callane Bau assistant director in War Organization of Industry named Director of Agriculture Organization to assist on food contracts.
A fragmentary report describes a dispute over carrot prices with a retailer alleging a supplier charged 44 for a bunch of carrots and claimed a uniform price was applied across different carrot weights. The text references a probate matter and lists several names, firms, and places in a jumbled format.
Sir Leslie Wile con will lead a meeting of the executive committee of the Red Cross. The gathering aims to present potentially historic treaties and discuss a charitable drive at Cathedral Dei with attendance from officials and local dignitaries.
The report discusses a shift in clothing production with calls to increase output and hiring. Leaders note the need to boost worker numbers and equipment, while employers express mixed views on the extended work weeks and pay implications.
Gleeson a housewife was found in possession of stolen property linked to Willem Cole. She was convicted and sentenced to imprisonment with hard labor and a second count noted. The case involved previous related offenses and reflected serious property theft.
Reports from Brisbane detail a river dredge strike as unions push for higher wages. Workers challenge a government prohibition that insists crews remain aboard vessels. The Public River Commissioner Me Crichton reportedly refused to discuss the matter while adjournment extended.
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