Partial Resumption Of Labour Movements Across Victoria
The report describes the ongoing labour unrest in Victoria with strike actions, volunteer labor, and union activity. It notes negotiations between trades unions and employers, potential parliamentary action, and police responses to demonstrations. Details mention Victorians, committees, and a tribunal hearing as authorities address the labour dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Whipmient
Svetenlund
Ats
P. Carney
Mr. Carney
Girne
Lsbour
Olive Aide
Vietoris
Wil
Barthick
Atrikena
Bomeni Yenterday
Starm
Queena
Declined Legacies and Church Will Disputes Highlight Era
Fragmentary OCR reveals a disputed church legacy involving the will of a Jesuit or parish benefactor. Executors and clergy clash over endowment to Carmelite sisters and the Society of St Vincent de Paul. Names include Father Bowenon, Mother Superior, and Father Boescote, with references to a legacy valued at £1104 and related sectarian tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Owenes
Archbanos
Ned Hey
Dectine
Pasber
Bowenon
Guperior
Bistern of Adoration
Wig
Dubie
Stefan
Alfies
Sowmnce
Sin
Eewil
Pather Boescote
Carmel Convent
Aivcie
Legaey
Leckington
Ignes
Ceria
Hve
Vincent de Paul
Pother
E. J. Keatinn
West End
Pieble
Ben
Paul
Theft of woods and missing goods leads to court verdict
In Toowoomba the case of theft of woods worth 53 1 84 from a railway wagon led to imprisonment for months. Goods consigned from Roma Street to Chinchilla were missing. two police officers arrested the defendants at Cooyar. The accused claimed the hat threw the goods off the wagon and hid them in a sack before returning with accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowdomer
Warra
John Charles
Palive
Roma Mtreet
Chinchilla
Ostaber
Cooyar
Thunderstorm disrupted street scene and weather notes
Fragmentary report notes a fierce thunderstorm hitting an area around at Stupt and Seulsan with an active meter reading and emergency observations. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate weather disturbance and local impact.
Melbourne inquiry opens into cocaine police charges
An inquiry begins in Melbourne amid widespread allegations of police involvement in cocaine traffic. The proceedings focus on officers including Constable Ean who allegedly collected payments for cocaine and failed to attend key hearings. Detectives Lacey and Goffey report statements and possible tampering as the probe extends to connections with taxi operator Warwick Lorain and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervall
Ercanled
Bolger
Peizice
Sharao
Tim Ier
Kelty
Warwick
Albert Lorain
Lacey
Cofty
Eearenes
Lording
Goffey
Brunewiske
Dolyst
Mrunowick
Outlook for Peace at Botany Strikes Forge Hope
Sydney reports a more hopeful mood toward an amicable settlement in the Botany union dispute. A demonstration tomorrow will test calm, and moderates may support settlement by arbitration. Workers, while returning to work, remain firm on a voluntary settlement and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Botany
Widow Charged In Cheltenham Murder Case
Melbourne police report a dramatic sequel to the Cheltenham murder. The widow, Percival Weratia Gyrinsy Barnard, is charged with complicity. Statements show酒 detectives alleging manipulation of a witness and false testimony. Barnard remanded. Mrs Smith granted bail with surety.
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Melbourne
Percival Weratia
Brnamin
Warnard
Binith
Brith
Barnard
Ernari
F Smith
Bananas for Export and Agricultural Plans in Union
The text outlines plans around exporting bananas and agricultural strategies. It mentions Greco of Maresioe, Brisbane, and a minister for Reticulture. Names appear garbled, with references to Minster for Reticurure and various individuals connected to production, breeding, and export. The article seems to discuss importance of banana production and related agricultural initiatives, with unclear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greco
Brisbane
Byaury
Minster
Graham
Surf Rescue Highlights Southport Incident
Two people were rescued from a surf danger while two others were pulled to safety by life savers. The crowded Matn Meneh Chix area saw tough conditions as swimmers were aided by responders, with bystanders and officials noting the challenging sea state and the rapid work of the rescue team.
Compromise Possible on Film Duty in Australia
Canberra reports suggest a compromise may reduce film import duty from 1 to 40? a foot and trim foreign feature film duty from 9 to 4? a foot as the Senate seeks to defer duties. Government stance favors revenues and employment, opposing reduced barbed wire duty and not acting on religious or policy alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
He Gendt
He Nowe of Representatives
Ctiasigen
Australia
Senate
Ila Poley
Bowral
Weneral
Tt Ie
Indiriémal Ee
Aviation notes on Brille and Toren boats and speeds
The aviation correspondent reports Briain needs moderating boats as Caine owes London. The London scene discusses three Rolls-Royce Buzzard engines with 23 horsepower each, claimed to achieve 480 miles per hour and 1800 mile range.
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Taumterled Caine
London
Angers Ine Sane Ala ag-Tonie
Perth
Brille Aod Toren
Ea Pers
Newrs Ciurtaiete
Briain
State high school examination nominees number unclear
The fragment indicates a preliminary count of nominees for a state exam at approved secondary schools. The text is garbled with numbers such as 2682 and references to deadlines in December and scholarships limited to 1000. The exact totals and outcomes are indistinct due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snows
Aline
Three Years’ Gaol Report Amid Quade, Benn Incident
Fragmentary OCR note reports a three year sentence connected to Quade and Benn in Racine area. Mention references to a boat or road scene and a minor path of events. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benn
Thames
Record Wheat Crop Expected in Queensland
A Queensland wheat crop of 4,600,000 bushels is reported with hail rust and late frost as primary risks. The state wheat pool term is extended to November 13 to cover the harvest, as officials predict a strong yield though weather threats linger. The Wheat Board and government officials express support for extended pooling to stabilize growers amidst potential disruption.
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Queensland
Annath Front
Mertine
Mainghin
Minter
Mulcock
World Wheat Agreement Reaches Ambitious Shipment Target
A speculative report notes Australia and other wheat exporters backing a World Wheat Agreement aiming to ship up to 180 million bushels to major buyers by late July 1984. Discrepancies over transport permits and delivery schedules prompted officials to seek clarity on export commitments and funding.
Premier Paladier vows to stabilize finance after upheaval
Paris reports Premier Paladier threatens to topple the government over unbalanced finances. He pledges to curb inflation, tighten credit, and cut arm and pension spending by about ten percent, amid calls for a new tax on state assets to bridge the deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uastration
Paris
CM. Paladier
Hee
Comite
Ste
Nat
Boy Drowned After River Fall Near Pellown
Five sentences recount a boy aged eight from Pellown who fell into the Bremer River and drowned. The witness, unable to swim, alerted his family and neighbors as divers searched the water for the missing youth. The incident followed by reports of nearby events and a search in a park area where another bag with kittens was found. The body was recovered Saturday morning in Tenn.
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Arewsuss
William Jones
Pellown Nyerts Aurh Towleh
Ried
Bremer
Nc Ori
Lance
Ponce
Atel Watkins
Owners Protest Over Ferry Privileges At Newstead Park
A deputation from the Motor Boat Owners Association met Alderman E Lanham to contest fees for ferry pontoon access at Newstead Park and North Yeat. They claimed only three paid the charge, with funds used to support pontoon maintenance and river works, while some pontoons were leased to others under Wear Dilier terms.
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Iis Une
Fatoe Cty Colinell
Une
Terry Crinora
Iis Motor
Asociation
Om Alfermen E. Lanham
Deery
Greenlyg
Partminti Tinal
Rivie
Edward Street
Newstead Park
Snd
Fercies
Lustig de Terry
M Raya Gueensiend
Train Passengers Surf at Coff's Harbour
Fragmentary report notes a travel season on a Brisbane to Minche Ryogie route with trains, delays, and seaside notes. The garbled text mentions coastal sites, express trains, and uncertain timings, leaving the main action unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Minche
Marbour
Butte
Arrests Increase After Attack on Dr Dollfus
In Vienna October 9 The Chancellor Dr Dollfus recuperates from injuries after an attack that left him unable to work for several days Police report three men arrested including Kum Berry Stocklager linked to a network of disturbances at Parliament House The public safety mood is cautious with no indication of widespread zeal or hatred.
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Nenita
Chanelle
Dollfurs’ Sigler
Iiele Junio
Tn Janta Hovelmepere
Nex
Ind
Kum
Berry Stocklager
Sieitaitier Land
Vienna
Dolfum
Conscience Money and Government Seal Confusing Note
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a money matter involving authorities and a government office. The text references a secretary in a department and a period of deception or padded funds. Details are fragmented and dates or names are not readable.
Very Fishy Butter Blending Raises Dairy Market Questions
Fragmented text discusses butter blending and advertising impacts on producers. Mentions Australian butter in London storage, pricing around 9 to 10 pence per cwt, and debates over butter quality and pricing influenced by imports from Australia and Queensland pork trade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Landen
Dawah Gutter
Engand
Ealga
Ontts
Denali
London
Utter
Not Kangaroo Leading Queensland Butter Exporters Interviewed
An Australian exporter described butter trade dynamics with England noting Australian butter blended with other ingredients faced slow London demand and uncertain markets. London prices remained volatile. large scale sales risked losses, while Australian butter aimed to improve position in the English market. Nearby, comparisons to New Zealand and Danish prices highlighted price gaps and shifting demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
England
London
Walter Aalet
Bandon Hive
Lin
Zealand
Fragmented text from a national basis note outlines unclear events
A garbled transcription references a national basis document with scattered phrases about Yeti Torin Velus Saly and Ferres. It mentions rooms and times, but the overall meaning is obscured and no coherent incident is clear. Names and places remain uncertain.
Take Effective Action in Passenger Service Debate
A fragment from a 20th century report discusses policy action amid transport security concerns. It mentions government officials and unions debating passenger service rules and enforcement measures, highlighting a push to prevent smuggling and ensure safe operations.
Difficulties Ahead in Political Turmoil Report
Fragmented OCR text recounts political debate about reforms and governance. It references figures like Mish Comims inaoner, Broce, and Lygae, with mentions of Milheteriat power and a truce. Details are garbled but imply dissatisfaction and key government actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broce
Austalle
Tehem Beenlie
Lyon
Governiment
Lygae
Alleged Plot and Witnesses at Ditty Court
A courtroom recounts a complex alleged plot involving a witness named Hendry and a defense narrative that clashes with Crown assertions. Police efforts to arrest an elderly Aboriginal leader named Bimbo were noted as part of the case. Testimony included an unprovoked tumult and a claim that Sambo was involved in the death of Hendry, with adjournments sought for further evidence and a trial planned for November.
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Darwin
Jona Hendy
Te Asche
Bimbo
Eto
Iit
Hendryewore
Woomera
Gambo
Baro
Mra Davis
Menarys Carop
Driifieid
Sembo
Ates
Centre of Playgrounds Debate by City Aldermen
The discussion centers on expanding playground zones and tube areas for children with aldermen expressing concerns. Alderman A Paul and Decker are noted, while officials in Questia face questions about support and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martina Assan Oy
Ube
Faufka
rAldermah
Dether “Yealeday
Hiewat
A. Pauli
Questia
Hagen
Amarman Poulter
Aland
Aderman Decker
Proposed ram fence scheme for Tatehnardt area
A report outlines a cost of £15,000 for a rabbit check fence near Fenre, ROMA Deteweb, linking to a wider plan with an estimated length of about 25 miles. It notes involvement of local boards, potential water supply impacts, and supervision arrangements amid encroachments and tax considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma
Vallcrus
My Lok Garh Amanhesd
Ani
Subiet
Imperial Institute and Imperial Trade Policy Debate
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Imperial Institute and Ube to emine and austrian drums, referencing a financial survey on Dominions and concerns over export, with mentions of students and producers. The text references the Austrian link and mentions lecture use in ampizr and sedon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awmraban Press
Aswan
Landon
Thins
Psd
Ita
Enling
Speedway Rider Charged Fanmen Case At Court
A speedway rider faced charges at Lama Pole Court today on a case involving an alleged incident. The hearing noted possible penalties and cautions, with the court reviewing the facts of the alleged offense.
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Victorian Meat Works
Melrotene
Orlsber
To Tay
North Geelone
Toles
Ruth Om
Tha
Ines
The
Palin
Ae Sommers
Tra
Flerce
Stuapt
Seulsan
Inquiry
Catoder
Inia
Bolger Ned
Yarcel
Tower
Torm
Cording
Rome
Chen
Cheltenham Case
Southport
Routhport
He Boathport
Yeward
Ture Mun
Yoane FemAn
Ima
Emi
Golan
Leo Ti Porter
Anne Hate
Tance
Tunin
Benton Rem
Einson
Ohare
Weather Bureau
Ec Weno
Biate Wheat Board
W. Binn
Walt
Geck
Bite
Wnd
Otter Board
Iapmibe
Aydney
Elon
Wea
Comneten Tate
Rewari
Xia
Aura
Campel
Gn Martesr
Ipswich
Coff's Harbour
DR. Dollfus
Conscience Money
Railways
Empire
Owdomima
Oie Menibe
Mtr
Mack
Onkzy
Amiaiza Baller
Rte
Toreiett
Finland
Ruuia
Plunkett
Rene
Wxiere
Heasy
Tudehope
Ne Gtwearby’ Union
Paearat
Aualraiinn Cosal
Spewart
Atea
Mr. Bruce
Lubra
Hammon
Asche Moule
al Fat
Bayobo
Hendry
Peter
Pri
al Ee
Sydney WR
ERIE
Cmcer
Wat
Payern
Wmurchsowo
Byiney
Gil
Toul Widene
Yorkanire User
Pak Iful
Weil
Bradford
Etiemnos
Uae
Fenre
Leichhardt Boards
Imperial Institute
Empine
Charget
Urster
Lama Pole Court
Perrier
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