2 More QPP Candidates in City Seats
The Queensland People's Party nominates Mrs H C Wiprt of Hendra for Fortitude Valley and Flying Officer A P Muir, RAAF, for Kelvin Grove. The party names other figures and discusses endorsements, with internal dissent and strategies ahead of the state general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland People’s Party
Zasterday
Mra
H.C. Wiprt
Hendra
Fortitude Valley
A. P. Muir
RAAF
Kelvin Grove
E. Urichworts
Ant
Rock
AL Orutuae Valley
Raotpie
Rosie
Een Debavar
Fen Tive
New ‘Gualty Wales
Viabehy
Tone Seatey
Ives
Mokesoma
Luckins
Canberra
Taper
Luckina
Australian Labor Party factions clash over Queensland leadership
Reports from Queensland show turbulent confrontations within the Australian Labor Party as candidates and leaders confront internal rivalries. Key figures including Maier and Morriott are mentioned amid shifting alignments and disputed leadership roles, with broader implications for state governance and party unity.
Contested Selection Provokes Party Tensions in City
The article describes a contentious process over candidate selection with reports of discontent among delegates and partially blocked appointments. It notes objections, later approvals, and hints at internal party dynamics influencing the outcome. Several unnamed delegates and party figures are referenced in the scramble to finalize positions.
Writ Against Ald Chandler In Defamation Suit
Massey Glen Road Toowong issued a writ out of the Supreme Court against John Beals Chansier hardware merchant Swarm Rud alleging defamation over statements attributed to Chandler about Wininum in February. Court action seeks damages for the alleged defamatory remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warty Massey
Glen Road
Toowong
Supreme Court
Yentercay
John Beals
Chansier
Hardware
Mérchan
Terinym
Chandler
Sfesey
Wininum UN
Chanter
Man posed as Fleet Air Arm officer in espionage case
Jack Graham Egerton aged 60 from a farm area faced a Supreme Court trial after posing as a Fleet Air Arm intelligence officer. He was linked to plans to obtain sensitive items and was described as having ties to military espionage. He received a sentence related to stealing and impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Air Arm Officer
Jack Graham Egerton
W Farm
Colmiratie
Lefence
Wiltorm
Dielective
Balena
Siesink
Air Army
Sverton
Egerton
Tim Tor
Avra
Fee
Internationa
Rey Gees
Egerton Sis
Tie Volte
Les
Lire
Bumwy
Tony “Ellonville
Berar
Vero
Supreme Court
Gilbert
Barstow
Aloe
Tenant rule action urged amid property dispute
A disjointed report outlines urging a tenant rule action in a property contention. The text references authority figures and requests for intervention, plus concerns over possession and the legal framework guiding tenancy claims.
Acquitted On Bribe Charge In High Court Trial
A jury acquitted Donald Ayneworth of bribery charges after a complex trial. The Crown argued links between Ayneworth and McPaul and other named individuals in a scheme involving fuel, accounts, and alleged payments. The defense contended evidence was distorted and insufficient to prove intent or conspiracy beyond reasonable doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ayneworth
Catanain
Wingti
Rom Vincent Marcia
Winifred Laver
Trever Vinced
Mtr
Trevor WePn
Fainer
Taras
Steaune Rest
Carlie Tepresenten
Lawler
Tilene
McPaul
Poster Miegal Campaign Poster Text Fragment
A fragmentary poster from the state campaign mentions Labour candidates and security regulations, with unclear details about election timing and a federal context. The legible parts reference warnings or measures and a date near an election cycle, but the full intent remains obscured.
Plans for rapid postwar traffic reorganization council debates
City Council discussed speeding up postwar traffic with a circumferential road plan. Officials argued for phased execution, drawing final details from a committee recommendation while maintaining general principle. The discussion touched on entrance and exit access, public works sequencing, and funding considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Iran
Ohstrmatt
Bacon in March Same as February Yet Again
A garbled report from the Department Controller notes bacon production in March will mirror February levels. It cites expected state output around a third of the month’s production, with references to ham and bacon quantities and factory activity. The text is inconsistent but suggests a continuation of February trends and standard processing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueensland
EB Suiieleyo
Bunter
Compromise Tax Plan by ACTU Win for Curtin
Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister Curtin winning a first round with unions over a tax lag. The interstate ACTU executive announced a grand compromise formula. It would delay any new tax while the government faces difficulties meeting obligations under the proposed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.T.U
Curtin
Dmelbourne
Frime Miniarer
A. Interstate
Campromla
Catninas
Bern
Phe
Casey
Debated Tax Split Between States and Commonwealth
A proposed plan in the Commonwealth taxation system sparks contention over whether the Commonwealth should share half of collected taxes with states. Debates question the entitlement to Langtve debt and whether pro rata payments are fair. Prime Minister Chifley’s stance remains noncommittal as Parliament weighs the receipts and powers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yniorny
Roe
Pau
Anne
Commonwealth
Chifley
Ota
Mata
Taupayers
Bates
Giedson in Reply and Brisbane Case Details
The text describes Mr. Giedson replying to the Lord Mayor and remarks on why allegations against Miss Gillies were raised. It references a court case in Brisbane with Alderman Chandler, the Beate general election, and Mr Justice Mansilvid. It notes jury discussion after evidence and mentions Crown proceedings going to trial stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morney
Giedvan
Giesizon
Chandler
Mise Gillles
Deter
Slevzorat
Iiss Gillies
Brisbane
Gledson
al Urensiand
Savour
Queensland
Clomidler
Motes
Atrinan
Rouner
Esra
Shekeel
Carlo
Cis Cafe Ag
Et Dotarview Bisa
Tebenj
Barry
Uae
Max Duis
Mansilvid
Bern “Giseny
Judge hints war impact on sex crime wave
In a Criminal Court session Justice E. Alid noted war conditions were linked to rising indecent assault cases. Aubrey Vinci cited in the hearing as draft-related tensions rose. Officials discussed broader state inquiries into sexual offences, urging timely reports from doctors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Alid
Criminal Court
Aubrey Vinci
Clenéral Imr
Bebe
Plague Risk Warning Reiterated by City Official
An Alderman and health officials reiterated warnings about plague risk in the city. The statement urged public vigilance, noting potential contamination at Wai rag Hospital and the need to take precautions. Authorities said the risk remains, with flareups possible, and advised residents to heed official guidance and monitor health warnings.
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Evar
Howard
Hopton
Wairag
Tacormiueriustion
Shaweel Ek
Saul
Daitorntes
Riutin Cartiers
Trekteuinis
Cenera
Tome
Protest on Bran Ban Protest on Bran Ban
Protesters urge higher winter mill output as fears grow food shortages. Officials cite dependence on mill by dairy and grain producers, warning reduced offal mill output could threaten meat and dairy supplies. The meeting included discussions on supply constraints and action proposed by leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raxen
Bron
Pallerd
Brisbane
Secisle Mertiie
Hianion
Waturuay
Oaitlan
Nylek Gant
Federal Agricultiie Tetera
Patwuunye
Ube
Gar
Umat
Bouteye Agate
Uae
Eeetira
Epsro
Perm
Fran
Areater-Gianttien
Broteun
Thinereni Ube
Bennett
No Decision Yet on Banana Ceiling
No decision has been reached on the banana ceiling issue as officials review proposals and potential impacts. Community debate continues with local leaders weighing costs, supply considerations, and environmental effects before any formal vote or policy change.
Damages in divorce case and welfare appeals loom
The report notes rising donations for a mothercraft appeal and details a divorce case with £300 damages and allegations of marital strain. It mentions women’s rights discussions at a public council meeting and hints at pay equity and holiday leave debates affecting public employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather Meratt Association
Eink
Hhide
Iparatta
Lordon
Bahav
Tata
Uty Lad
obLain
Judie Henn
Sidney
Elvie
Malu
Idl
Peemies
Aahion Fiall
Stockland
Uve
Altea
Dingo Pest Control Efforts Amid Grazing Regions Reviewed
A fragmented report outlines approaches to curb dingo damage in cattle grazing zones. It notes recent return from tours, calls for fencing and manpower, and mentions costs and a need for urgent action as pest pressure rises across northern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canptey
Chetsan
Billy
Apert
Big Peanut Loss Feared in War District
An unclear report from the Army Minister details fears of a substantial peanut loss due to wartime disruptions. Messages indicate planting and supply concerns, with notes about timing, protection and possible harvest impact affecting local producers and district officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerunn
Adermann
Yen
Mt Kingaroy
Warwick Army Court Sentences Two Refendants
Warwick detention barracks court martial proceedings concluded with sentences for two defendants. One was condemned for mistreating entering soldiers during retreat. the other, a sergeant named Sichler, received multiple reprimands and severities as punishment on two counts, reflecting the military discipline stance of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Ineld
Extradited clerk faces fines and restitution in court
The report notes clerk Ray Scott known as Roy Thommen faced charges, with fines totaling 23 pounds 11 shillings and costs for illegal activity. Frederick Aro Cluck was also fined 38 pounds plus leases for unauthorized sessions. Final arrangements for Labour Day procession are announced as May Day approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Scott
Roy Thommen
Coes
Felloe Court
Scott
Sean
AE Altus
Frederick Ar
Cune Bacon
Cameron
Cam
Dent Care
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QPP
Peyue
Muir
GPP
Seppe
Rocke Aamoran
Raany
Rockhampton
Hepeknagnnion
Alatiet
Raw Uth
Mr. Dart
Dart
Tor Wii
Fae
Randlints
Ueensiard
Revlon Weoluden
Camaldaien
Wella Te Weld
Aberone
Eery
Queenaland
Coulteweens
Origien
Qinblakie
A.L.P
Morriott G. Wala
Cynivil
Laurentis
Inkeraia
Yauronk Station
Terry
Taye
Initeon
Puincen
Wy' Ram
Beunen
Archimen
Sama
Ala Chandler
Party of Advance
Ney Taper
Yyyerin
Zane Heouh
Welsby Street
Uvensiona Ri
Hanon
Ture
Tor
Miegal
Torwalthy
Ehiel Lechongl
Farnarl
Cusipolen
Turver
Delbourne
Mr. Giedson
Te Supply Department
O'Connely
da “Avenue
Seine Inguley
F.opragall
Rome
Flestes
Hovmaaine
Isu
Hove
Gren Eaie
Queensland Methodist Church
Une
Samuel Conten Juperandi
Min Lams
Charwes Sial
Tscerbury
Australia
Hamilton
Felivoy
Lewih
Durkin
Er. Taylor
Jetreatts
Eakensland - Beethoriet
Nambour
Queenwland
Toms
Eof
Tipuris
Old Wright
Wei
Coats
Council
Williams
Groom
Bottomley
Tecord Tower
Griffiths Tat
Wi ‘Eval
Authioel
Guy Postal
Alf
Frank Bwvine
Snreen
Sesterday
Simmons Eniie
Aim
Methodists
New Head
Nypny
Labour Prockseloy
Britny Bank
Rev. A. Lewis
Menly
Alert Simet Fast Apt
Wald
Bublanes
Tenroniuny
Auton
Hemingway
Robertxon Institute
Proleinoeal Powers
Dunstan House
Mlizarpt Strout, Brisane A
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