Empire Air Link Working Well Amid War Adjustments
Major J McCrindle, deputy director of Britain Airways, outlines Empire Air route operations with Gallan Empire. He notes the Singapore Sydney leg connected and flying boats sustaining mail and passenger service during the war, despite disrupted general services.
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Gallan Empire
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Australia
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Durban
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Aindde
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Balan Airways
London
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India
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Sydney
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Registrar Warns Friendly Societies On Amending Act
On Monday the Registrar urged changes to the Friendly Societies Act. He warned that if reforms are rushed, management costs rise and benefits, including sick payments, may be at risk. Amalgamation and stronger supervision could help, as currently unions face deficits over 710,000.
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Friendly Societies
Southport
Friendly Societies Acte
Boler
Enefic
Levigg
Offices on Wheels for Use by Army in Melbourne
Mechamigaion of the Anu ext extended to the defical datafts when Alt to be provided wf mobileffices A mojer gun fitted and furnished for this work The Viral of several to be con structed Nax bent Inspected by senior officers at army Headquarters in Melbourne The van contains three Ob hee Thulen 1 chairs cupboards fing abl eth and two fonts The store travels another vehicle When the jaad is Unpacked for the the eie are opened fon each side of the vet and ewe is furnished Wilt table and chairs the vas ikelt here arg ete for Tour 10 (able and a tybewriting bench
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A. Mojer
Army
Melbourne
Optimism talk to city employees by panel speakers
A lunch hour event by the Commonwealth Department of Information featured a panel addressing 300 employees of Cerricks Ltd and Carricks Ltd. Mr Roger Paired led the session with references to past low mood years while urging cheerfulness and courage. A manager from Carricks Ltd introduced the speaker.
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J Busch
Sid
Zach
British Empire
BH. Holtman
Queensidnil Can Co Li
Movable Conference of Manchester Unity Indpendent Order
The annual Movable Conference opened at the Diggers Memorial Hall with 28 delegates. New measures aim to support troops and veterans, reorganise wartime structures, and extend the order’s work into Australia. members heard audits, proposed district reforms, and a levy for a war service fund.
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Manchester
Oddreliowy
Soi Hport
Australia
Sears
Braag
Uber
Crest West More Ton
Ufilafoy
W. Bander
Wid
Deynte Bouttiporty
Gish
Livfield
Aarae
Bunrg
Bes
Brisbane
Janar
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Fires Ravage Wallum Country Near Tin Can Bay
Reports from Wallum country near Tin Can Bay describe widespread smouldering peat and burning bracken and grass. The blaze consumes log decayed vegetation and glows at night, with conditions blamed on the Mg drought of 1902, said to be the worst in years.
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Wallum Country
Gympie
Tin Can Bay
Wailum
Fodder Relief Plan Discussed as National Issue
Ipswich Monday news reports the dairy industry and Piperney Industries linked to a national fodder relief plan. Chairman of the Queensland Farmers Cooperative Association cites government action, noting eligibility and prior repayment issues. West Moreton dairy farmers face hardships amid shortages and drought conditions described by local leaders.
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West Moreton
Jami
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Dalby Wheat Dumps Dalby Shows Early Harvest Pressure
Wheat dumps at Dalby are partially opened as some growers harvest early. The Dalby and District Patriotic Committee offer to give up to ten percent of their wheat crop for patriotic purposes during the war. Labour shortages in the district delay road work and harvest support.
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Dalby
Jas Ooutid
Disnet
Prison term extended for attempted escape by Arthur Halliday
Arthur Halliday age 30 received an additional sixteen months in prison after pleading guilty to a attempted escape from Bogea Road prison last Tuesday. He faces nine counts of vandalism and related violations and had previously been serving time for earlier escape attempts.
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Arthur Halliday
Bogea Road
Privan Marly
Sie Ae
Altwin
Fialliday
Volisebresking
Theatre and Music News From The Day's Ledger
The fragmentary report mentions The Student annt C Williamson’s revival in Sydney and Melbourne and notes a forthcoming booking for the sensor next Monday. It also covers WASCO House Band payment for defence force service and union measures to enforce a ban on certain performances.
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Fragmented OCR Readout From Local Paper
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More Street Lights Boost Brisbane Suburbs
Brisbane plans expanded street lighting under a deciman proposal adding 248 lamps and higher power for existing units. New UAReOW discharge lamps will be erected at key points and sodium vapour lamps provided at a southern approach to Blory Bridge.
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Brisbane
Cli Gonneil
Shortage of Bran and Pollard Warned in Queensland
President of the Brisbane Produce Merchants and Agents Association reports a bran and pollard shortage due to drought in Queensland and across Australia. He says sourcing from mills is nearly impossible, with wartime and overseas demand hindering improvements, and the Minister for Agriculture coordinating with the Commonwealth Government.
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HL Munro
Australia
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Governor Sees Troops Train In Fraser's Pua Camp
Governor Lennie Wilson visits Fraser's Pua Camp and ENOREeTA to view physical training. He is accompanied by Captain V. Baynes and officers of the Army Service Corps. Training includes medicine ball exercises, obstacle runs, and river clearance tests as part of a broader inspection of the Australian Arms Berevice.
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Berevice CorpusMilliiel
Fraser's
Pua Hock
Enoreeta
Eho
V. Baynes
AUC
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C. Amegoll
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Wheat Deadlock Continues In Price Stabilisation Talks
Federal and state officials failed to reach agreement on machinery to stabilize the wheat industry. Victoria and South Australia declined to cooperate, citing inadequate Commonwealth price offers. The conference noted a possible reconsideration by a new cabinet as terms were previously rejected by growers. Drought relief estimates from states were discussed, with totals around 2,770,000 to be reviewed by the council at its next meeting.
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Victoria
Commonwealth
Department of Commerce
Murphy
Omday
Baxi
Commonwealthy
Laan Council
Military funeral for Private Orcat Waller Hale
A Tull military funeral was held yesterday for Private Orcat Waller Hale of the Yad Workshop and Park Company Royal Australian Engineers who died in Tosemount after throat surgery. Members of the unit marched in the procession and pallbearers were provided by the Garrhen battalion. General Head Hunters War was represented by Caniath MacMinn, officer commanding Hale's company. Hale leaves a widow.
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Yad
Park Company
Royal Australian Engineers
Tosemount
Proteanion
Caniath MacMinn
Hele
Hale Felving
Henné
Buat Sen
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