Sawmill Strike Threat May Affect 4000 Men
A potential industrial action looms as about 4000 sawmill workers, including 1500 in the metropolitan area, face wage and award disputes. Union and employer representatives meet to discuss demands, with further stoppages threatened next week if negotiations stall. The issue touches regulations, pay, and job security across the timber sector.
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Queensland
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Big Drop In Egg Yield Expected From Feed Cuts
Queensland and New South Wales debate poultry policy as farmers fear a 40 percent drop in egg production in 1946 due to wholesale slaughterings and feed cuts. Delegates discuss remedies including price support subsidies and continued chick rearing, with notes on stock levels and government action to stabilize prices.
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Rere
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Aie
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Beiter
Poultry Farm
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Poultry prices and rationing debate fuels farmers protest
Ed to Act urges federal action to curb price spikes and ensure equitable poultry distribution. Delegates warn of mounting costs to keep birds affordable as they press for a permanent system to stabilize supplies through the Poultry Producers Cooperative Society.
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Delethier Praided Iim Poultry
Fred
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Wwe
Iran jail clinic for sex offenders described in court note
An Australian court heard about a proposed Iranian style clinic for sex offenders. The discussion covered detention, rehabilitation, and monitoring for those unable to control impulses, including medical evaluations and potential constraints under existing law.
Strike Hits Pig Raisers Amid Iron Age Uproar
A scrambled report shows a strike affecting pig raisers and related unions in Queensland with meetings adjourned and prices under pressure. Officials warn of continued disruption as workers plan further action in Brisbane and surrounding regions.
Weather forecast summary from Australian region article
Wind gusts to 40 mph across coastal zones with temperatures around 70 degrees and humidity near 36 percent. Forecasts mention cold fronts moving south, stronger west and southwesterly winds, and cooler overnight conditions across central and southern areas with potential changes into tonight’s sky conditions.
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Mlanthorpe
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She Biala
Trial date set for double murder in Sydney
The coroner announced a trial date for Alexander Walle and Cecil Miller, both charged in a double murder at the Une Suinbeam Hotel. The defendants, identified as workers from local streets, face fatal shooting allegations dated April 10 and referred to in court records.
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Anding
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Arhuy Geaham
Gliy’ Cowal
Evritling Street
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Bennett Place
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Barry Fis
Walls
War
Tar
Chinese Given Doses Of Opium Too Often
Evidence in the Sum 2 Court Vastan day shows Jimmy Wing, a Chinese man, was given doses of medicinal opium beyond the prescribed amount by his doctor. The Dryadales 11d firm and two employees, Justin Mastin McEvoy and William Florence Hawton, were fined £28 for breaching the record books by dispensing extra doses. Dr Kyren of New Farm and others were linked to the case as prescribers. The defense argued prescriptions were entered correctly and that overwork led to unintentional excess dispensing.
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Mannower
Desertion claim in Brisbane wife’s alleged nonconversational disputes
William John Shepherd Bullen, an oak officer of Henworthetree Brisbane, petitions for desertion from Maria Bullen. He states marriage began in March 1940 and they lived together at Toowoomba before moving to Brisbane. He claims she refused to converse, entered other men at dances, and left to work, leading to ongoing desertion with no contact with him, her mother, or her mother’s washings.
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Uignden
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Toowoombe
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Chia
Hla
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Waban
Elfe
Duke In Famous NG Area Described By Special Reporter
From Our Special Rep: The Duke landed yesterday in a vital region near Markham Valley to observe operations. He toured the jungle battlefield toward the NADUIL ranges, inspected the Busta post, and then left by air for military duties, as heavy rain and rugged terrain marked the mission.
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Spotlight In- Harr Charge Spotlight In- Harr Charge
A collision near Beacane Held Terrace Brighton Beangat involved an Australian military truck. John Henry Hartin drove the vehicle and a rear spotlight was directed at the bus, causing injuries to passengers and prompting a hearing regarding bodily harm and traffic regulations. The matter adjourned to May 4.
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Beacane
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Bandgat
John Henry Hartin
Manpower Reduces Space at Commonwealth Buildings
Reported plans for the relocation of national service offices from the Second Floor of the Commonwealth Building to provide expanded space for Central Services and rehabilitation work. Officials cited accommodation needs and potential savings as Dewottiog and Chambers offices consider moving to the new site.
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Dirrelor
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Inorr
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