Salary rises sought in public service pay scales
An application to the Industrial Court seeks salary and classification boosts for senior officials, proposing chief inspector and district inspector raises from 700 to 1900 pounds and 600 to 780 pounds respectively. Eighteen inspectors are affected as the case names the Public Service Award variations and presents new scales for women’s work and superior ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awart
Apeetar
Aaitatt
Napeeiar
Trom
Eton
Angusral
Wallacey Ham
Avroileatts
Industriat” Regicrge
ABET
Classified Ads Report Mixed in Medical Operations Tale
A scanned classifieds item describes Dr. Leighton Jones returning to Australia after a year at the Institute of Physiological Research in Paris and recounts numerous operations. It notes animal research with baboons and Abyssinia routes, plus various ad line items including a motorboat, horse, and land offerings, all in a cluttered ad page style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Jones
Aysiney
Australia
Fter
Institute of Physiological Research
Paris
Serge Voronoi
Jones
Tralle
Umdargn Wim Operaon
Sydney
Oily
Dr. Fosse
Abyssinix
Axis Powers Attack Britain Broadside Across Europe
London dispatch reports Italian and German papers attack Britain and France with headlines up to six inches deep. Berlin says Germany’s withdrawal of its ambassador shows Reich displeasure with Britain. Propaganda accuses democracies of lies and war aims, while praising or denying various regional alignments and oil interests as tensions rise across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
France
Berlin
Daily Telegraph
Reich
Allgemeine Zeitung
Rumania
Eneiteling
Germany
Democrat
Midlaneelsu
Tuynkers
Comminiaia
Bakers
Anya
Ballot Delayed On G P O Issues In Queensland
Royal Automobile Club of Queensland plans to hold a ballot next month on outdated G P O issues from fifty years ago. Contested nominations include Alley N Macroman as vice president and Mear, Stodart, Pearce and Day as officers. Some members are in dispute over re election terms and meeting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynes
Royal Automobile Club of Queensland
Eative
Arranaeazecis
Tor
Pottad
Alley N. Macroman
Vici-presidente
AR Radomer
M_ Stodart
Pearce
Chandler
Renter WA
Craig
Fenwie
Gulley
G. Ward
White
Brisbane Busi
Antirig Frum Jusitione
Mears
Alin
Ray
Ree
Crue
Mactonnan
Stodart
Count
Mear
Woodman
New Post Office Plan Sparks Council Debate
The City Council debated a resolution urging the Federal Government to fund a new Betshawe post office. Aldermen argued the project would aid citizens and boost the city, with figures cited for costs in multiple regions and potential central square placement. The motion drew praise and opposition, ending in adjournment with no definite promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betshawe
Posalbls
Yexterday
Taune
Wew
British Broadcasting seeks signals for 1940 Olympic telecasts
London March 21 The British Broadcasting Corporation has appointed Jim Comumeia as production manager and is pressing the Olympic Committee for approval to televise the 1940 Olympic Games. The Germans discuss cinema broadcasts for television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Mail
London
Broadcasting Corporation
Io Jim Comumeia
America
Firet Television Braads
Pepmion
Loeng
German oil finance accord eyed after Bucharest talks
London dispatch reports a deal between Germany and Romania to invest heavily in oil exploration. Germany would gain access via normal commercial channels, while other buyers would develop fields and supply machinery. Negotiations, deemed largely closed, point to a protocol in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couriers Mautopecial
London
Rumania Dora
Germany
Bucharest
Telegraph
Secre
Alineneses
Air Raid Precautions and Allied Demos Amid War Talk
London reports Sir John Anderson asserts air raid precautions are well planned and will be completed sooner than hoped. Volunteers for national service have exceeded earlier figures. A Turkish communique following Bulgaria’s prime minister visit stresses Balkan solidarity and evolving ties among regional peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Mail
London
Lord Privy Seal
John Andevann
Tyesent
Europe
Balkan Solidarity Ustration
Pras
Ankara
Bulgaria
Change of Policy Welcomed in International Campaign
Press reports indicate a shift in democratic nations toward peace loving states and a move away from aggression. The British Prime Minister and colleagues are urged to honor undertakings, with signals that the Enemaona Campaign influences public opinion and may unite peaceful nations for collective security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggs
Cmbaigs
Die for murder verdict shocks rural community
Harold Percy Scaltht aged 88 and Matilda Ann Edwards aged 31 were found guilty of murder in a Criminal Court trial. The jury sentenced them to death after testimony detailing a fatal confrontation at a residence on December 21. Witnesses described repeated blows and a struggle as the man assaulted the woman and her mother, while medical and mental assessments questioned the defendants’ responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Percy Scaltht
Matilda Ann Edwards
Taree
Wee
Awe Smith
Bobon
Matilda
Wires Near Ground Cause Fatal Accident at Factory
A Cantonese report describes an electrocution near a factory on Trevoroopilly Road. Edward Ellis Pickworth, a worker at the plant, died after reaching a live wire while trimming a damaged line. Police and electrical inspectors attended. Pickworth’s body was removed as detectives and officials investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ellis
Pickworth
Annerley
State Electricity Commission
City Council Electricity Department
Perry Street
Trawich Road
Lerent “Lowe “Ayncough
Grassvenor Street
Trevoroopilly
Pickworths
J.C. M
Acei
J. P Frederikaen
Biephens Police
Pickworth Hnd
City Council Meeting Attended by Ill Alderman Downey
Alderman Downey fell ill before the City Hall meeting yesterday. He was aided by City Medical Officer Dr. R. Weaver and later driven home by motor car. Royal National Association representatives, and Royal Agricultural Society of Queensland figures connected to Toowoomba events, were noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arseni Osterday
E. Downey
City Medicaa
R. Weaver
Royal National Association
Royal, ‘Agricultural Society
Queenaland
Toowoomba
J.P. Bottomley
MH. Finlayson
H.W. Watson
Tt Ua Chis
FA Bilmpson
Qaritas
Empire Aways
Berendealaner
Jebigi Boa Tor
Council Rejects German Tender for Armoured Tables
Sydney Council rejects a German tender as uncertain and low. The British bid from Double Works Australia at 20501 was accepted, with state officials backing British delivery over German supply. The decision follows concerns over reliability and delivery certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Venix
Europe
Bydney
Germany
Eeu Mackie
Hotel Lavatory Murder Sparks Sydney Detectives
Detectives search for the assailant in a hotel lavatory murder at the Cosmopolitan Rose. Robert James Abderson was found near the lavatory with no motive read yet. Police review notes and a possible handwriting clue linked to Anderson as they pursue leads in the Weston Road area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Robert James Abderson
Hnart Noa
Cosmopaiitan Rose
Clarmnce Birnet
Hal Anderson
Weston Road
Balmain
Dewitt
Mer Warkmates Angi
Movenetiie Uy
Rome
Mlaguiand
Idengityina
Andersons
George Street Extension Contemplates North Quay Land Swap
City Council debated extending George Street to North Quay in exchange for Wickham Park land for a dental hospital. Alderman W Liteking received no reply when asked when the government would approve the extension or finalize the land transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Street
W. Liteking
City Councilment Inc
George Btreet
North Quay
Wickham Park
Dental Hospital
Fragmentary OCR note hints at names and roles
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple personal names and titles, including Wilson and Kemp, with scattered phrases suggesting an inspection or visit. Context is unclear. many words are distorted, hindering a coherent event or action. Entities appear as individuals and possible organizations, but connections and dates are not recoverable.
Vrebin Gallioe Nekad River on Vievor Inu
Fragmentary OCR reads like a place and event note possibly about a river crossing or voyage with names Vrebin Gallioe Nekad and Vievor Inu. Details are unreadable but implied action centers on a location and participants rather than a clear outcome.
Ins en te hun Yu veya Aw aut Vina
Insufficient legible content to determine a proper summary. The readable fragments do not reveal a clear person, event, organization, or location to anchor a factual card.
Fragmentary Nation News Card From Wisconsin Area
Readable facts are scarce in this fragment from a Wisconsin regional page. The text hints at regional event coverage but provides no clear person, place, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
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Poland
Hungary
Spain
Mimania
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Trenajen
the People
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Gininvrett
Commonwealth
Mew
Uth
Wales
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Lone
Woulfe
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S.W.P
Sagents
Sherwin-Williams
Council
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Wilson
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Paten
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Jon Kemp
Heining
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Bitman
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