Votes filled in for A W U prompts scrutiny in court
Two witnesses testified yesterday that ballots were filled in for other men in the Australian Workers' Union case. Scrutineers described envelopes lacking proper sealing and envelopes with red addressing. The court heard about misused ballot papers, unauthorised officers, and claims of union bias in ordering or obstructing the vote counting.
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Tagustria
tHeay
Australian Workers’ Union
Beerherne Ak
Ae Ag
O'Mara
Ray Hatton
Wiliam Beeches
AW Union
Tae Dougnery
Ponce
Epc
Seni Bay
Eal
Tata
Benen
Empere
Elton Eeier DePetris
Eceeree Baten
Clement James Bognutin
Fast Ipswich
Hay Vingent
Thomas Campbel Buridambs
Wits
Austen ‘Arganier Huang
Sule Paners
Watt Kim
Stevens
Soussarl
T Edward Proctor
Alderley
Tito
Boxer
Akhee
General Hospital
Ramany
No Control Here Of Federal Buses Revealed At Inquest
Coroner revealed no regulatory control over Commonwealth buses after a fatal collision between an American truck and a Commonwealth vehicle near Sable Swamp Creek on April 14. Officials testified plans were not submitted, with Lamont saying federal rules did not mandate submission. Authorities noted bus dimensions exceeded state transport limits, while inspection showed traffic safety was under local and state authorities, with broader railway and bridge controls discussed.
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Ts In
Uent
Taller bin
Fmn Hick
Sable Bwanp Creel
Atidge Apeesch
Road Rocklea
Wmy
Lene
Commonwealth Vehicles
John Charles Lamont
State Branggart Board
Liquid Puel Contre Board
Lamont
Jounytycaid
Gueensland
Fawn Lani Surmcoht
Department of Aircraft Production
Melbourne
Tre
Transport, Board
Basscott
Igi
Tamwava
Two-up Game Winnings Linked to Murder Trial Drift
A man testified at a murder trial yesterday that he cannot recall details of his winnings from a two-up game, mentioning losses and a trip to Australia. The witness, Giuseppe Gordon Mutdertall, 31, described consuming liquor nearby as a coroner pressed for the cause of death amid a bridge collision case. A conference on traffic is planned for tomorrow at the Transport Offices, with representatives from Brisbane City Council, the Department of Transport, Australian National Airways, and unions to discuss passenger safety on the Rockit river route.
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Trades and Labour’ Council
Rockitares
Pammengers
Gee Srte
Trades Atic Labour Council
M Henly
Hionith
Aftaire
Imp. Poleyi
Trades and Labour Council
Brisbane
Zoning Plans Incomplete Amid City Planning Debate
Alderman Chandler reported that city zoning plans are not final as council debates timeline and inspection periods. He said work resumes on the full plan, with state approval pending after public inspection and any objections are resolved. meanwhile a separate fatal guard incident was reported in Solanum.
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Ing
Thamislyac
Chandler
Aig
Chander
Prd
Bobola
War time diary bulletins From Pacific air offensives totaled
The communiques report Allied air operations across multiple sectors including Hangan Yalan and Arve Islands with heavy bombers and fighters striking enemy airfields, supply depots, and naval targets. Attacks damaged aircraft, installations, and convoys, with numerous enemy aircraft downed and ships believed destroyed or damaged.
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Aurth
Arve Islands
Duka Baral
Hangan Yalan
Adequijamen
Constel Enel
Fealler
New Guinea
Kalespa
Uuarom Nerodrome
Fiehouten
Bick Mokmer
Ign
al Emidaayy
Tone Ind
Er Fomabat
Remy Plate
Wandesarm Arra
Poe Mnoe Plantation
Biwor Aeomre
Mntin Bay
Bul
Brant Planation
Astral
Manam Talend
Naval Unis
Iel
Twa
Mt Barpon
Hans New Smitain Rabaul
Smita
Soloroms
Taber Cristyome
Fatayal
Tl Bay
Miia
Ocen
Carpeis
Ater
Bougainville
Ramil Werodrome
Porton
Mnnchin Bay
Finbn
Abeltea
Caroline
Irlands Rim
Dronind Aarti
Orn
Rome
Amarante
Air Patzab
Printer’s Strangely Worn Attire At Spring Market Display
A fragmented report notes the display will be on view until Friday. It mentions beads and attire inspiring Pemphiars describing frocks and spring apparel amid the event. The text is garbled but centers on a decorative display and a fixed viewing period.
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Aynding
Beanaen
Saroa
Pring
Omariad
Pemphiars
Price controls loom in banana market as new rates set
Australian wholesale price commission outlines maximum wholesale prices for bananas in Sydney Melbourne Adelaide and Hobart with premiums for Lady Fingers and Cavendish varieties. Traders urge fair trials and retailers protest lack of scale finishes as shops prepare to implement revised tags.
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Adelaide
Hobart
Tor Lady Fugen
Atigarn
Raiiaids
Commonwealth
Soplana
Guvendisn
Pantanas In Bre
Dane and Bydney
Melbourne
Arid Dd
Birinbank
Walla
Byaney
Rylance Case Trials Open Amid Busy Legal Session
Jury Inspects the Rylance case as Green Folder material and Coast Court notes surface. The trial involves Douglas Aylance and associates facing counts of evading government controls and attempting to obtain 3500 with intent to detain, amid adjournment and ongoing evidence.
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Rylance
Sir William Webb
Sheehy
Ite Atewerl
Jem
Hive
Perry Doughus
Dough Ruel Rylance
Leonard Gatehy
James Metptosh
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