Record Flight Made by TAA Plane in Two Hours
An unidentified TAA plane set a record flight in under two hours. Reports mention the Convair design and fastest airspeed claims. Details are fragmented with several garbled names and places, including references to Tamworth and Orange, with unclear dates and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAA
Tariahl
Pat
Tamworth
Tamworth | Te. Diverind Avey Revie
Miss Hoiargue
Iva
Pares
Medical Officer Transfered 1 Wes For Ataomy on Wednesday
Fragmentary report notes a medical officer transfer on Wednesday involving personnel names and charges. Mentions Wesith labor camps and monetary payments, with unclear roles for several individuals and institutions amid a broader public notice.
Newcastle Meeting Details Fragment Distorted in OCR
Fragments describe a Newcastle meeting with garbled names and unclear actions. Key terms hint at officials, venues, and dates but the text is largely unreadable, offering no clear outcomes or participants.
Regional Board Debates on Build Plans and Funding
The April regional board meeting discusses building plans for Innispat and potential funding, with debates on the scope of construction and oversight. Officials express concern over costs and the need for a clear model under national administration, while stressing timely action and governance.
Funeral notice and partial family list in damaged OCR
Fragments of a funeral notice mention names such as Mary Soneptine and Vilma Ahdo plus multiple scattered surnames. The readable text lists sparse relations and a few locations, with unclear dates or caused by OCR errors.
Unclear text block prompts stray characters and names
A highly garbled OCR fragment contains scattered words and names with no coherent event, date, or location. The readable bits mention names like Sean and Elta but lack a core incident or reportable action to summarize into a meaningful news item.
From The Local Sphere Car Rally Event Notice
A community notice announces a cooperative rally service to be held Wednesday May 4 with an event originally planned for Wednesday May 2 and rescheduled to Wednesday May 6. The notice lists organizers Coauieren Laurs and Conkrown Lausa and mentions local availability for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coauieren
Laurs Rall
Reiary Conkrown
Lausa Vail Tolerernie Wil
Wrsday
Wermemtays
Anzac Day in Cairns plans and ceremonies described
Cairns prepares for Anzac Day with dawn service at 4 13 am at the cenotaph and a parade through the city. Ex servicemen will form at RSSAILA and march to Avooll Street then to Anzac Park for the main service with civic leaders, cadets and school groups taking part. Weather outlook shows mild temperatures with light southeast winds and scattered showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crnotaph
Exservier
Rssaila
Aimee Thes Crremany
Rstoh
Cairne Wesiner
Muniempal
Hssatla
Msinman
Torres Strait
Biré
Brownies
Jiunyo
Ft. Municopal
Kennedy
Avooll-etreet
Shields
Lake
Spence-atene
Senuis
Sng
Anzac Park
AL Clynt
Conten
Minnie Street
Bulimba Ballot Papers At Brisbane Court Hearing
Detective Bardwell testified at a Brisbane court hearing on an ebargat against Bernard J Me Buire. He showed handwriting samples and a photo enlargement of ballots to prove forged or altered voting papers. The defense argued about observed writing patterns but Bardwell asserted Maguire was involved. The hearing adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bardwell
Solve Court
Bernard J
Besis Barewell
Coinian
Fis
Pere Parva
Woill Meads
Premier urges commonwealth role in Queensland development
The Victorian Premier J G B McDonald told a civic reception at City Council Chambers that national importance requires the Commonwealth to lead development in Queensland. He warned that if the North advances the South will follow, and that Queensland needs population and equipment to reach its potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Victoria
J. G. B. McDonald
Queensland
McDonald Sees Growth Potentials in Australian Industry
Mr McDonald praised Australia's generous welcome and voiced hopes for developing coal and metal industries. He cited land then resources ready for exploitation, noted needs for skilled labor and machinery, and stressed government and public backing for open-city mining and power schemes to boost employment and regional growth. He spoke of Victoria and Queensland, and of the broader Commonwealth spirit aiding progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geminere
R Muir
Ammerica
United Kingdom
Kngdom
Siwar
Iivdnse
Hvis
Australia
Mr. M. Douala
Australie
McDonald
Miechanial Mewes
Erraeet Goodsill
Bisom
McDoneld
Cibo
Andiesel Power Starone
Sean
Biale Athol
Mc Bonala
Victoria
Increase in basic wages drives state wage bill rise
The Industrial Registrar reports a major wage surge following a national wage rise. Local and state governments anticipate over 1 million extra pounds yearly for wages, plus funds for materials and repairs. Officials warn the overall wage bill has nearly doubled in five years with further boosts planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grurdane
Iene
Utwen
Fragmented wartime political row on price controls
A garbled report alleges Labour Party opposition to a secret ballot, with mentions of Communist interference, coal price measures, and import tensions. It cites ministers defending price caps, debates over production, and claims of prewar rate pressures on freight and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Party
Munlites
Cepitel Aquinmant
Dhe Communiste Toe Ae
India
Gute Aisha
Carey to address Melbourne ministerial duties in Radonsl Development case
The Minter for Radonsl Development Mr Casey will be sworn in at the Riturnal AfiniTe ceremony in Melbourne on April 20. The event marks a key step in ongoing government projects and names Mr Carey in the new portfolio role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Radonsl Development
Cr. Casey
Dun Riternal
SrINRANE Doe Mt Lore AoE Ee 3S Ee Faily
Readable fragments describe a local event with names and places obscured. The item hints at a community notice or brief where individuals and a location are involved, but key details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srinrane Doe
Mt — Lore Aoe
Liberal candidate hurdles in Australasian election fight
A fragmented report outlines the liberal candidate for Beddbbert and the campaign amid disruptions in parliament session. It notes Senator McLeay blaming a minority for union and seamen disruption while discussing defense planning and the government’s industrial and maritime policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caltne
Goring
Benator McLeay
Vis
Senate
Mel
Praudea
Senieeimm
Sinibes
Rad Military Furengin
ANZAC DAY MEMORIES AND POLITICAL VIEWS IN WAR ERA
Fragmentary notes recall ANZAC Day sentiments and wartime politics. Mentions of government policy, Labour influence, and speeches by Senator McLeay and Mr Wordsworth highlight calls to unity, defense readiness, and North Queensland representation.
Surplus Butter and Cheese Discussed by Board
A bulletin from the Bart Produce Board describes surplus butter and cheese issues. Officials note government subsidies bridged gaps in prices while protecting Australian dairymen, with talks on production costs and export strategies continuing amid pending legislation and fund extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Produce Board
Sh. Jamieson
Commonwealth
Maarten
Delon
Aue
Jarhlesohmid
Battay
Tobacco industry filmed at Deanes amid rapid expansion
Fragmentary text describes filming of tobacco industry activities and irrigation schemes, noting nonattention and a stage show in Athens. References to expansion and public presentation imply a news brief about industrial growth and sector coverage. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanes A Amecis
Maresin-Dinbillen
Athens
Fragmented notes on tobacco industry history and co operative movements
The text surveys early 20th century tobacco plans in a region around Tablelands and Flor Eve near Maryotm In ofaree Gray JL Howell, detailing government actions, farmer cooperatives, and harvest processing stages. It mentions air raids, derelict houses, and shifting roles of growers, with references to Serendifeent and Ye last years of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter ‘Iim
Tablelands
Governmenttet Ak Chewky” Hou
Terry See
Sid Wiki
Gureraland
Hisotica
Fim
Shane
Labour Party views questioned in parliament clash
A fragmented report describes Labour and Communist party positions during a central south inquiry. It notes cabinet scrutiny, a refused public answer, and a discussion on rearmament and military command, with references to Mr Achilles and party reactions at Bedchan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Fedraieg Power
Tity
Ris Wifierat
GSM
Tm Teoty
Speer
Aloe
Gisalom
Bedchan
Ender
Achilles
Memorial events guide for Amble and Douglas Shire region
A fragmented report notes observances in Amble and Douglas Shire County marking a year since Ariase DAP commemoration. It mentions a train journey to Port Douglas for ceremonies, road maintenance delays, and church service planning by local officials. Authorities urge cooperation as they arrange transport and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moleman
Trier
Douglas
Vial
Port Doulas
AB. Rea
Incomplete Lawyer Diary Discusses Contract Elements
A fragment from a lawyer's diary debates contract formation and offer acceptance. It references an alleged sale of an item, responsibilities for repairs, implied warranties, and the need for explicit terms. The text also mentions a timeline of payment and duties of parties, with uncertain details and quoted phrases.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shoe Comporisiiny
Sevier oGiver
Cairns
Saleen
Vane Celene
Favre
Qarsean
Hambrett
Niue
Abe Mas Arden Seeman
Tty
Ani
Damier Gers
Lamune
Newcastle
Regional Board Building
LY Shire
Innispats
Caltex
Innisail
Rankine Furset
Meade* Warlers
Regina
Efert
Fae Moremportan
Victora
Peseral Minster
Frediens
Howe
Tierney
Camryri
Galen
Clege
Ek-Fmnd Medical Serticer
Amd
Everbee
Mary Soneptine
Bowie Weva
Curae
Wits We
Wegneeay
Anne Toads
Exservice
Persin
Ani Mednin
Dawn Service
Church Services
Tninstall
Daradyre
Copia
Antony Bim
Aniooy
Grees Srandegn
Gain
Austin
He Opn
Gevetoonien Borel
Asd
Ansa
Srvice
Vait Lo Green
Beauly Kia
Tyral
Prigar
Augustine
Suguetine’s College
St. Jovephes Mall
Jafternoon Sr . Normean
Dumeges
Aimert
Ade Aids “Steamehly
Amages Seninsi
Eas
Neplnen
Devin Nadel
Alfegnd Netli
Lennard Alfred Cleat
Renis
4. Covacevich
Plainouff Company
F Macomer
Simon Ruiter
Mata Hhutier
Atherton
Sutter Agmoritacion
Matanda
Lois Tome
Melakan
al Ax
Mindearest
Tropical Theatre
Ancore
Ente
Crore Service
Abbottstreet
Emmy Walde Adee
Bitective
Bulimba
Queenslane
Difergece
Walla i
Muter-Staly
Oury
Victomax
Mator
Mma
Jorson
Fiat Adyutmesi
Mtw
Alsi
Searkarsie
Réices
Dryas
Carey
uToa
Romie
Grorad
Anauels
Tomtt
Bennior
Guiene
Isulig 10
United States
McLeay
Becaue
MR. Wordsworths Addeers
Steve
Conkate Fa Aleimeeting
Gilmot
Peace
North Queensland
Gib
Gilmore
Cooktown
North Queens
Wordsworth
Wordswoth
Senslor
Moa Yieraron Stoney
Ommemuaiet
Polglas
Bolton
Carters
Bownahipe
Ranaport
Mae Es
Ralph Shimal
Amer Sri Sanddern
Spenser Achsa
Spenser
Jean
Shifnal
Roanser
Amy
Walt
Werning
Esteler
Fey
Spex
Rome
Mies Godwin
Phillitos
Imanundt
Menn
Aurelian
Warraty
Cmd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!