Criminal charge over army boots factory forgery case
A Portar's Shors Pty Ltd factory faced an indictment alleging use of forged government stamps on leather soles for boots. Police found forged stamps marked M and N during a February operation, with witnesses including the factory's in charge and a senior examiner. The case involves accusations of fabricating government identity marks to supply boots to the army. The matter is tied to an Industries Court decision and a subsequent compensation ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondanta, Portar's Shors Pty, Ltd
Tel
Fae
Mao
Normen Castleton Lockhart
Wathier
Cocknart
Come
Fosart
Mekyoy
Aira
Uney
McEvay
Chssing
Medustien Starke
Wingeyer
Tusker
Mrederick Obes
Militia Holds Six Days Of Exercises Across North Queensland
Militia battalions of the Tth Infantry Brigade begin six days of manoeuvres with wireless links and mock enemy forces. Several thousand troops participate, testing river lines and front sectors, while a recruiting drive in Townsville and Ayr aims to bolster manpower for the seasonal drill.
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Tth
Nea Dhy
Metilory
A. Anti-Inmieaun
AlTig
Merion Carn
Chermside
Moldranaport
Akeleton
Fareee
A. Crayed
Aaa
Far
Queensland
Holmness
Townsville
Wea Air
Persistency Drives Youth Into AI Parimater
A fragmented report notes a youth program led by A Mane and Maxwell aims to mentor young participants in AI literacy. The piece mentions family support and late-night sessions as part of the effort to engage teens through hands-on tutoring and career exploration.
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Maxwell
Baptists Urge Unity to Face Hostile World in Australia
The Baptist Union of Australia assembly urged unity among churches to present a united front against a hostile pagan world. Leaders including T.C. Warrinery of the Baptist College of Queensland advocated federation while allowing church autonomy. The assembly discussed missions history, postwar evangelism, and ongoing training camps for Christian outreach amid calls for continued fellowship and faith-based collaboration.
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Federation of Church
Baptist College of Queensland
Key
T.C. Warrinery
The
Baptist Union of Australia
Wote Churones
Ahold
Gattow
Ali
Wirrimey
Wiecoi
Rey E. Evans
Hantist Unione
AL Deromena
Arnt Ralle
Nevis
Partwe
Victorin
Evangelisne
A. Missionuy
Jury Finds Lineman Nor Guilty of Theft Aden
The jury convicted Nor of theft after evidence showed he possessed material from the Telegraph Department. The defense argued about the context and intent, but the jury accepted the prosecution's case.
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Linesman
Aden
Southport airman tops Canadian flight school
Mr and Mrs PG Andrews of Leonebere Street Southport received his wings at a ceremony on Camp Borden Ontario Canada. Pilot Officer Andrews topped a school of 60. he earned the commission under the Empire Air Training Scheme and now serves with the RAF. He is about 10 years old in the article context and previously worked at the Southport branch of the Commonwealth Bank.
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Southport
PG. Andrews
Leonebere Street
England
Commonwealtly Bank
Brisbane Footballers Charged With Assault
In Lismore on Monday two Brisa Rigo Lengie players were charged with assault after a police court hearing. Detective Sergeant Snow stated the matter involved alleged misuse and bodily harm following an incident described during the weekend. The case continued as victims were treated in hospital with injuries reported.
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Brisbane
Brisa Rigo
Lengie
Aloret
Armin Hunt
Ant Jenn
Ten
Snow
Sen
Meintyrr
Lismore
Sid West
Administration collapses amid postwar unrest and figures
Fragmentary notes recount administration struggles, postmortem findings, and revenue figures across regions. Mentions Lees, Vivian Charles, and Edward Sitert amid a collapsed work force, legal conclusions, and financial totals. References to Queenstown, South Australia, and New South Wales as locations and organizational names appear in scattered form.
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Lees
Admis
Antea
Telaine
Peter Cutfney
Vivian Charles iMiderity
Edward Sitert
Cnet
Collapard
Wilson
Bows Ouwinill
Kennan
Pontal
Eazy
Coillson
Miro Cahill
Mt Linn
Meare
Brechman
New Boil Wales
South Australia
Three States Favor Plan for Stabilising Pig Industry
A plan drawn at a meeting in Sydney, backed by Queensland and Victorian producers, aims to unite New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland under a Commonwealth quota system. Representatives from the Queensland Journal and Victorian Dairymen’s Association urged action to stabilise prices and ensure each unit can function at capacity. Aimed at submitting proposals to the Commerce Minister, the scheme seeks to secure industry stability across the eastern states.
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New South Wales
Viclailn Wir Aluaport
Qeer
Cannell Af “Agrieudinm
Caine Drawn
Commonwealth Organisation
Queensland
Sydney
Queen Inna Counc
E Bratines
Noid
Artion
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