Dockers Unload Quarter of Potatoes on Macedon
Brisbane watersiders direct action unload up to 5 p.m. yesterday about a quarter of the 59 000 bags aboard the Macedon. By 11 p.m. last night similar unloading continued as workers faced intermittent delays and weather constraints. The operation involved Briggs and Walthers coordination with ship staff, with 13 shiploads expected to complete soon. The broader strike sentiment and ferry transfers affected port activity, with Thirteen ships anticipated to arrive in Brisbane as tensions rose over wages and work conditions.
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Brisbane
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Eplock
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auRlery
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Frith Caplar
Siva Miata
Bte
Hve
Bronsicagt
Wenude
Workers Federation
Fivw
Wales
Dalle
Federation Inc
Femr Orion
Postal Expansion Plan for Q Idj Blocked by Cash Concerns
A fragmented 24 million pound plan for postal expansion in Q Idj is described with references to government funding, potential sites, and the aim to extend services to communities. The text mentions Senator Cameron and a proposed national distribution system, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Nutatautie
Achanzen
Ateas
Aimbird
Anrview
Serviens
Lelong
Filegrupty
Vakere
Benwlor
Cameron Patil Thal
Jona
Memorial Day in Australia Honors U S Dead
Memorial Day observance in Australia at the American Cemetery near Canberra honors U S servicemen. A service including a memorial procession, a 1300 hr graveside tribute, and a local choir is planned, with annual ceremonies intended each June 2.
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Pn Camany
Ulin American Aksogimnton
Ipewich
JonoWwr
America
Pawl
Australia
Widow, 51, killed by tram in Brisbane street
A 51 year old widow died after being struck by a tram on Chariton Street in Brisbane. Emergency crews attempted to free her from under the tram but she could not be saved. The accident halted traffic as investigators examined the scene for causes and contributing factors.
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Gane Moninpon
Didow
Chariton
Raat
Risbalve
Win Killet
Akan
Wireless Permit Protests Over Licensing Delays
Amid disputes over a broadcast license, the Australian Labour Party faces opposition from "have-nots" demanding fair access. The controversy centers on delays and alleged political influence affecting permit decisions. The issue echoes broader questions about regulatory fairness and minority rights in the licensing process.
Victory Day Radio Plans Stir Australia Debates
A government and industry discussion centers on broadcasting policy in Australia with mentions of the portmaster general and the Labor movement. Officials debate frequency sharing and the introduction of frequency modulation, outlining aims to align with broader broadcasting reforms and station commissions.
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Shore
Aite
Tne Gusetu
Coun
Eyiencs
Miribe
PMG
Tere
Trin
M. Healy
Rena
Jor Cameron
Flibane
ALP
Renland
Ponirot
Avery oLnet
Ferem Oni
Tremenicy
Benatar Gameron
Uimt
Toheme
Juncraia AL Bresene
Tha
Ata
of Ayala
Australia
Breaver Sheriig
Om Broadcasting
He ‘al
National steel shortage sparks market warnings and industry fear
Canberra reports warn a cut in steel supplies could devastate primary and secondary industries and the community. Officials note shortages affect building, transport, and consumer goods, with unions urging responsible action while government ministers face pressure to stabilize supplies amid rising prices.
Rhondda to tour Melbourne wardrobe plans
An Australian report notes Rhondda Kellie plans a tour covering Great Britain and the United States, with dates in Melbourne and Oxford. The article mentions destinations including San Francisco and Lake Michigan area, with connections to England and Premier Cain and Lord Mayor discussions.
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Melbourne
Allan
Cain
Conflys
Rhondda
Belabane
Avril
Rhondda Kelle
Investment and land settlement figures amid Canberra talks
The Commonwealth Government reports 2 million pounds invested in Port War Rectory projects and development of land, with 1 million pounds allocated to Canberra. Officials discuss university funding and infrastructure while noting ongoing security and reconstruction expenditures amid shifts in policy.
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Commonwealth
Vasiorsl
Trycen
Cetarnes
Atti Val Maining
Wecservice
Linet
Merce Hed
Stannoon Ta
Amnoumeime
Yesseray
Detimar
Cnir Alma
Seco
Amin
Owanre
Reienan
Darwin Boycotts First Beer in Three Weeks
A Darwin town boycott lasts three weeks over high beer prices. Civilian residents report rationing and shortages as drought pressures loom. Local workers from Australian Labour engage in a patchwork supply effort and storekeepers adjust prices amid rising costs.
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Darwin
Teese
Darweis
Orion
Mystery high vegetable prices linger in market despite declines
Market reports show vegetable prices stubbornly high with uneven declines after a rally in April. Traders cite cautious selling and slow demand as vegetables like beans, cabbage, lettuce, and apples fluctuate in price across shops, with some items selling at near normal levels while others remain elevated.
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Gauilowers
Calibane
al Ua
DUC
Offal At Inspector Sparks Fisheries Probe
Fragmented report from Adelaide details inspectors visiting fish shops amid alleged price gouging. Investigators cite excessive pricing in roughly a seventh of shops as authorities push for maximum fish allowances and penalties. Policeman risks life halting a speeding car. a thief’s escape ends with swift police action.
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Adelaide
Pi Commission
Investi
Avery
Shou
Tien
Audiayine
Menzi es In Election Danger Auctions
Menzies warns of danger in elections and auctions on oils amid labor disputes. He criticizes government power expansion and cites referendums as risks to stability. Critics accuse the plan of harming workers while observers note political tension over industrial policy and endowments.
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Supreme Court
Frennan
Death Department
Brennan
Fragmentary note on Watsons and Watsons era
Fragmented text mentions Constable Cumming guidance and a fashion timing event. Names like Shereinon and Watsons appear amid garbled wording. The readable portion hints at a court or administrative scene with references to age and time, but lacks a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Shereinon
Constable Cumming
Watsons
Debate over Russia policy splits labor leaders in Moscow
In a broadcast debate in Moscow, E Thornton of the Ironworkers Union and J Maloney, former Australian minister to Russia, clashed over Russia's living conditions, industrial policy, and Western influence. Maloney supported gradual reform while Thornton urged stronger stance on wartime production and government control. The discussion touched on living standards, unemployment, and international power dynamics.
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E. Thornton
Ironworkers’ Union
J. Maloney
Rusia
Ifort
Moscow
Nnrtet
Pharm
Teushim
Thornton
Maloney
Rover
Geile Atier
Tharncan
Wnrkerw
Macinia
WML
Fire at Blind Factory Causes Large Loss
A factory blaze in Brunswick street destroyed the blind making works. The fire, fed by paints and thinners, reached the assembly room and caused extensive damage to 29 workers and heavy stock. Fire brigade from nearby headquarters battled the flames, preventing wider spread. Estimated loss 3000 pounds.
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Brea
Teaven
Brunewick
Nurihe
Ux Marine
Olinds
Cprechines
Eid
Nundah Rail Ride Incident Reported Traffic Gap
Several men lost lives in Nundah amid a branch meeting and a tram or rail service disruption. The account notes a chaotic scene with a large crowd, unclear exact figures, and mentions a hospital or turnout later. The report reflects a wartime or postwar transport incident with injuries and local response.
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Eal
Telnet
Asboans
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