Doctors Favour Wage Increase In Arbitration Court
Melbourne reports two British Medical Association executives urged the Arbitration Court to grant a wage increase for doctors. They argued higher pay would attract qualified staff, ensure hospital operations, and support essential medical services amid mounting costs and workplace strain. The hearing will resume tomorrow as testimony continues.
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Melbourne
British Medical Association
Arbitration
Ronnie
Tharly
Suet Gils
Ela Iite
AnouIa
Cancer No Longer Death Sentence Says Health Minister
London May 24 Sir Kingsley Wood minister for health told a government dinner to the International Union Against Cancer that cancer is no longer a death sentence. He cited early detection and treatment options such as surgery deep X rays or radiotherapy as leading to a high recovery rate, with more Britons being cured.
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London
Kingsley Wood
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Britain
Abattoir Strike at Homebush Ends Labour Dispute
Workers at the Homebush abattoir strike over conditions and pay. Management and union organizers clashed over wages and working hours while keepers and supervisors resisted mediation. No injuries reported.
Empire Day Observed Across British Empire
Empire Day was celebrated in Canada and the British Empire with a Brisbane observance. A Queensland launch of the Empire Marketing campaign accompanied the event. The day was first observed in Australia two years ago. A 21 gun salute occurred at Kalvin Grove as part of the ceremonies.
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Brisbane
Canada
Queensland
Australia
Mizno
War Veterans Luncheon Highlights Commonwealth Unity
A wartime veterans luncheon reflects on empire loyalty and the value of service. Leaders including MLA Bir Donald Comer and Captain G. Hewits emphasize Commonwealth unity, the duty to aid veterans, and the duty to uphold equality and national principles amid postwar reflection.
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Anny Veterinis
Seus Gota
Donald “Comer
Commonwealth
Thors Tio
Lie Veterwna
Brigidler’ Whitham
Soldiers of the Queen ceremony at Victoria statue
A fragmentary report describes a ceremony at Victoria involving soldiers of the Queen. The text mentions a statue, wreaths, and imperial war context, but details and names are unclear due to damage.
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Victoria's
No Night Demonstration Reported at Coronation Event
The account notes no demonstration occurred at Cary Hall during Coronation Day despite years of ceremonial practice. Officials align resources toward the coronation procession, while the public gathering Sunday night reflects passive attendance rather than organized action.
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Cary Hall
Santo
Crete
Aidan Rinplee
Right to Seat on Council Application to High Court
The solicitor for Thomas William Bean stated today an application to the High Court of Australia will be made on June 18 for special leave to appeal from the full court’s May 11 judgment. The case concerns an appeal from Judge Yusbie Brenan in which Bean seeks a seat on the council. The High Court’s stance and precise grounds are under review.
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High Court
Stadt
Thomas William Bean
High Court of
Alstruita
Alteing
Abe
Ull
Yusbiee Brenan
Uwe Cane
Hockinimton
Ull Court
State Education System Defended by Denominational Meeting
A diverse religious meeting united to defend state education and resist sectarian schooling. Delegates urged continued state provision, cautioned against alienation, and sought demonstrations to keep public funding for Queensland schools. Rev. P. Waony chaired the session with Rev. 3. KC Pater noted as council head.
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Christ
Society of Priands
Pwaony
Queensland
Queensland Counist
Tie City
Diet
Provincia
Behools Datence Fund
KC Pater
Mint
NSW Justice Minister outlines prison reform push
New South Wales Minister for Justice MeL. O. Martin discussed proposed reforms aimed at prison administration and rehabilitation during a Brisbane visit. He advocated regulated supervision, improved medical care for inmates, and early parole oversight, signaling a broader effort to modernize corrections in the state.
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Dea
New South Wales
Mel. O. Martin
Sydney
Rotary conference themes and local notices mix in Brisbane brief
News in Brief compiles Rotary conference topics from Near and Far, with notes on pensioner colleges, capital city hints, and public health mentions. It includes accident reports from Windsor and Tahangatta, plus local events at Wickham Terrace, Leith-Aesserore, and Raymond Park.
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Wickham Terrace
Leith- Aesserore
Thomas
Waamersel Breet
Windsor
Bowen Bridge
Ernest Tullyari
Towneh Mand
Rock
Austral Fly Mills
Pennyaon
Brisbane
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Travilll
le Banks
Tahangatta View
Burciay
John Raymond Baileck
Balidale
Yeronga Park
Veramuca
Park
Raymond
W. Bustare
Savery of Artista
Pacbury
Holla
Regie Steve
Readay
Gwendolyn Grant
Thurnay
Stanhope
Melville Haysom
Warbour
David Dennis
Mackay Harbour
Jork
Mackay Hoxpiia
James P. Brett
Atoning Health Claim for Liver and Bowels Syrup
An OCR snippet touts Mother Seigel's Syrup as a natural corrective for liver stomach and bowel issues. It promises renewed health energy and strength, claiming thousands worldwide use the tonic to achieve perfect health through its claimed cleansing and purifying effects.
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James
Mosher
Queensland and New South Wales officials tour shows and courts
A stream of officials including Mr Justice Page, Mr J W Watson, and Mr P Bottomley travel to Maryborough for Royal National Association events while Australian and British legal and church figures attend proceedings in Brisbane and Cleveland. Plans include delegations to the One Wide Bay and Burket Bur ett pastoral show, with discussions on governance, transport control, and clergy leadership amid wider colonial concerns.
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Martin
Heart Old Home
Herllon
Vesteraay
Anc
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He Homes
J W Watson
Maryborough
Royal National Association
One Wide Bay
Burett Pascoral
Justice Page
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Chalevilie
Huy Tater
Yai
Townay Thin
Great Burkey Reef Snd
Mount Isa
Tne
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Melbourne
Kaiuimbla
Attind
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Willan J.powell
Sista Musinger
Southern
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Queensland
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Powell
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Trunaport Control Board
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Brinbane
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Ney
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Jane Sin
Arlee
Paulis Cutten
England
Caveland
H. Court
Fivive Wilson
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Wynnium
Gieveland
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Gleveland
Outhoers
James Gibson
L. WilAms
Gladstone
W. A. Ditchburn
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Auckland Yacht Heads to Barrier Reef Crossing
An Auckland keel yacht named Howthe tu sails toward the Great Barrier Reef via Norwell and Lard with Sydney and Beta-v Compres Menara noted in transit. Details on crew Wal 0 and Dawsull are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Auckland
Barrier Reef
Howthe Tu
Great
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Norwell
Lard
Sydney
Menara
F. Wal
Dawsull
Property Sold in Auckland Amid Shaky Real Estate Market
An item from the Queen Street area outlines a property sale in Auckland amid a shaky market. Details are sparse with partial phrases mentioning buyers, sellers, and a price tag, indicating a routine transaction within fluctuating local conditions.
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Auckland
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