Queensland pays brains too little for high skilled posts
The article argues public service salaries in Queensland undervalue qualified professionals across health, agriculture, engineering, and academia. It cites Cairns Hospital Board’s rejected medical superintendent post over 1500 pounds annual pay, sugar industry concerns, Brisbane City Council’s clerk pay, and a underfunded university hiring. It warns skilled experts may leave for other states or countries offering better remuneration.
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Joferton
HE Health and
AP Affairs Department
Cairns
Queensland
Sparta
Australia
Justa
Department of Agricul
Smarion
Brisbane
Queesland
State University
Larera
Lewis Bids Farewell as Munitions Director General
R ESSINGTON LEWIS relinquishes the post of Director General of Munitions after guiding Australia's munitions industry from its wartime mobilization. Tribute from Minister Makin notes Lewis and his organized workers built a formidable national program, while debates over private versus government control persist.
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R. Essington Lewis
Jerre
Australia
Commonwealth
Broken Hill
Essington Lewis
Makin
Lewis
Forde
Good Prison System in Queensland Trial
The Acting Premier Mr. Hanlon cites ten years of parole trials in Queensland where 1500 men entered the system and only ten violated parole. He argues prison farms aid rehabilitation by keeping men occupied and connected to normal life, and that the honour system shows there is hope for their return to trust and respect after punishment.
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Queensland
Hanlon
Issocieon
Lyons
WEVA
Remntch
Iemphirary
Nmr
Tersumal
Ely
St. Damien Iris
Hughie
Curtis
Leo
Pettigrew
Croatian leader Josip Broz Tito described in conflict
Disjointed text portrays a Croat figure linked to Yugoslav identity, referencing Josip Broz Tito, resistance networks, and shifting alliances. The fragment touches on occupation, underground unions, and wartime dynamics, with mentions of British aid and Soviet admiration shaping partisan efforts.
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Ing
Ieevof
Teuetat
Amon Cimarettes
Heen
Wiley Sig
Reno Divorce Has Limits in Supreme Court Ruling
New York May 22 The Supreme Court upholds a Nevada divorce precedent limiting recognition of foreign divorce decrees. The decision cites interstate comity and the primacy of domestic relations law, reinforcing the federal center on marriage and divorce validity.
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New York
AAPA
Alevta
Fides Iyaidene
Garctina
Ik Marian
Sian
vipAte
Apd
Tay Holt
Tstiee
Frankfurter
Ye Wan
Federal
United
Arciaig
Conrail
Cmos
Queensland
Entey
Nur
Ywo
Nort Carola Ress Ag
Pont
Courier-Mail Guaranty
Gabe
Isis
Courier-Mail
Security plan may be complete in fortnight
The copy reports the United Nations World Security Conference near completion with a final open session planned in June. The Steering Committee speeds up work on drafting the World Charter, with reviews of technical committees to begin this week and a predicted conclusion by next Monday.
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Toc
BRAY
CourierMell
Vee Sanrancisco
Wenning Larut
Arelenl
Nthula
China
Peti
Gober
Ethias
Mumany Renee
Gindabater
Rendars Letters Warns Liquor as Public Enemy No 1
The letter column attacks liquor as a public enemy reflecting local concerns. Mentions Milly, Lyons, and townsfolk voices condemning drinking, with references to social events, temperance sentiment, and debates over enforcement and moral order. The piece weaves in scattered lines about neighbors, trades, and community reactions amid a broader temperance discourse.
Spark of Valor Amid Pacific War Honors
President Truman saluted fallen servicemen and Medal of Honor recipients as the nation praised courage shown in battle. Navy, Marines, and Army heroes were honored in a ceremony marking frontline bravery and sacrifice.
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Lindsey
Fitaniermart
Nila Tugalurn
Navy
Abbey Monuments and Bank Holiday in London
A damaged World War II era fragment notes abbey monuments and a London bank holiday crowd. It mentions the Victory Test cricket at Lords and a White City athletics meet with large crowds and transport delays.
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London
Thelunds
Lavidan
Britain
Fountry
Thames Pleaslite
Mndon
Ministry of When Transport
Lords
White Cry
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