Recruiting to Continue Despite Recruiting Curb in Queensland
The Queensland Defence Council plans to keep the militia and branch committee active, with no new enlistment centres opening soon and recruits not to be lured away. A parade and meeting, led by the Lord Mayor, discussed rearming pace and policing implications, noting continued control by metropolitan policy and a focus on units including the 92nd Battalion and the Fela Company.
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Australiaa Defence Council
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S A Plan To Train Radio Operators
A South Australian plan under the Defence League aims to train 500 youths in wireless telegraphy with approval from the Prime Minister and Defence officials. The program, organized by the division of the Institution of Radio Engineers, seeks to develop skilled radio operators as part of national emergency preparedness.
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Abenaiie Suescay
South Australia
Institution of Radio Engineers
Defence League
Street
Townsville Home Plan Aims to Heal Children
In Townsville a home for sick children is proposed under the Bush Children's Health Scheme. The plan, led by Mrs Townville, seeks to establish a local facility to treat northern patients without the expense of long travel south. The initiative reflects ongoing efforts by the Northern Division of the County Women's Association to create care infrastructure in the region.
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Townsville
TJ Townville
Couny Women's
TROLly BUSES TO ST LUCIA BRISBANE MODERATOR ELECTED
In Brisbane Nor an Park Rev FW Gresham elected Moderator of the Presbyterian Church. Discussion on tramways in West End and Grey Street area, with figures for overhead trolley wire and track costs. Proposals consider diesel or electric options and potential expansion to new areas.
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Brisbane
FW. Gresham
Noran Park
Preebytcry
Jaal Diehl
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Baer
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Dent
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Wewers
Rail inquiry faces perilous test risk if no fire inquiry
In a Brisbane legal session a Board of Inquiry faced threats of legal action from Moroney and a disagreement with Mr. Rouch over adjournment delaying the inquiry. The discussion touched on signal misreads and a passenger accident linked to a line being cleared. The hearing adjourned to a later date as tension rose among officials about proceedings and potential public impact.
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Classified ad jumble hints at jobs and sales in 1900s style
A noisy classifieds snippet seeks a delivery car post, cashier or assistant roles, a used goods purchase, and a reward for returning a small gold item. Mentions Mandy, chemis, and a home removal, with page references Bee Pages 25 to 26.
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Abe
State Board Asks Aid To Ease People’s Burden
The State Board seeks assistance to ease the burden facing residents. Officials urge coordinated efforts from agencies and communities to provide relief, improve services, and speed up aid distribution amid growing needs.
Beach Shooting Sequel Manslaughter Charge Reported
Edney dispatch reports a manslaughter charge linked to a February 20 shooting on South Wollon Wong Beach. Witnesses recall a confrontation near seagulls and a rear vehicle delivery to police, with a suspect identified by officers.
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Jorn Matenst
Fran Trang
Wollon
Wong Beach
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Hhose
Ceedan
Key Position For Austrian Refugees Sparks Council Vote
A Sydney County Council vote rejects a method that favored Austrian refugees for key posts. Councillor Cramer criticized Commonwealth policy on admitting refugees, while general manager Forbes Mackay defended appointing the best qualified person, emphasizing merit over favoritism.
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Mackay
Order To Demolish Hotel Mackay City Buildings Demanded
Authority orders the demolition of several hotel buildings in Mackay City after a court upheld claims that the structures were inadequate and dangerous. Love, owner of the imperial hotel Mackay, contests the ruling but Kennedy enforces a three month extension to complete the demolition.
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R. Kennedy
Mackay
Couliete Wines
Imperia Folel
Kennedy
Explorers Attacked by Natives in New Guinea Patrol
A minister reported an official New Guinea patrol was attacked west of Mount Magen near May River. Patrol officers Taylor and Black were in the field exploring unknown country when confronted by armed natives. Several parties faced hostile resistance as the party pressed on, with clashes reported and a few injuries. The incidents occurred in the Thumvalis Range and nearby regions as pacification efforts continued.
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Y A L Tour To Sydney Amid Folding Plans
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Young Australia League event or tour to Sydney in April for two parties from Queensland. Mentions names and places such as Taronga and Adelaide, with scattered references to energies, rivulets of text about chants, drinks, and sailing. The garbled text preserves few clear facts beyond a planned Australian youth league gathering in Sydney and Queensland participants.
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Governor to Open Glen Innes Show After Reception
NSW Governor Lord Wakehurst visited Glen Innes yesterday and will officially open the Glen Innes show today. He received a civic welcome from Mayor Alderman W J Watson. The party includes the Deputy Premier and others. entertainment arrangements are set for their stay.
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W. J. Watson
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