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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
3
A discussion in the Theatre Committee, chaired by Alderman Ballomley, centers on a smoking prohibition to reduce irritation and discomfort among patrons. Speakers recount experiences and urge clear policy to protect audiences.
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A distorted OCR snippet mentions corks and labels with rising prices tied to a bid or approval process. Limited readable entities suggest a trade or supply item price spike, possibly referencing a printed label and a 2605 figure, though details are unclear.
A chaotic report cites Brisbane officials and retailers led by Mr. J. T. Kelly worrying over campaign coupon losses affecting butchers. Police and rationing authorities discuss adjustments to ensure sufficient supplies while traders debate impact on local markets and consumer access.
A detailed wartime report describes Australian forces clashing with Japanese troops in the Timorese jungle. Heavy fire and counterattacks occur as Allied defenders attempt to repel the assault with artillery and armor support. casualties are noted on both sides as the battle rages near the Amtrallem perimeter.
Army Court doubts its jurisdiction as it refers the matter to a renaming authority amid delays. The text outlines procedures and eligibility, noting constraints on who may be considered and the need to follow legal safeguards under the Army Act.
A fragmented record notes a proposal to extend an egg priority plan as authorities anticipate continued privatized distribution. The text references a department directing a review under a formal authority with a deadline around June, suggesting ongoing registration validity concerns and policy timing.
The Director of War Organization Industry Mr Colin Clark said yesterday that about 1500 private home permits have been issued in Queensland and that the current pace suggests more permits will be granted in the next 12 months. He noted builders face material shortages but expected housing plans to proceed with wartime timber and supplies.
Entry numbers for the Miss Australia contest surged with more than 20 entrants expected. The appeal committee and sponsors push toward Brisbane with plans for fundraising and a final ward competition likely at Queenland Parliament House, aiming to attract national attention and support.
Deanna Durbin and producer Felix Jockson wed in Las Vegas Nevada this month confirming Durbin second film venture with an interior ceremony described in readable fragments, celebrating a high profile union in the entertainment industry.
The Returned Soldiers League campaigns for a £200,000 memorial appeal and a £5,000 grant, urging public support to back government measures. Local leaders push for the vote while noting opposition and the need for broad backing from communities and veterans.
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