Labor movement and party critique in fragmented debate
Fragmented OCR discusses labor politics, denounces Premier leadership, and examines wage policy and government control. It references the AWL and Labour movement, alleging influence and danger to the state, with mention of Queensland and political parties shaping policy and unrest. The text shows intense partisan rhetoric about loyalty, reform, and the balance of power within the government and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinat
Cains
AWC
Te Ferfet Organisation
Snd
Pontane
Pomerpanon
Queensland
Salta
Autocrat
Revokstown
Theodore
Anton
Satta
Lato Goveres
Bonn
Labor unrest and police deployment loom in Babinda crisis
Fragmentary OCR shows references to confrontations between Labor government forces and direct action groups. Mentions of the Premier, police presence in Babinda, and action plans suggest a wider political clash with possible endgame for the Labor administration amid unrest. Names and places are obscured in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Ube
Babinda
Nell Kh
War veteran welcomed back by Pyramid lodge brethren
A wartime reunion at Pyramid Lovee Kuotomialey lodge featured a warm reception for Norman Meston returning from the front. Brothers Br Meyiin and WC Grin led tributes as members toasted resilience, prayed for safety, and honored comrades who did not return. The gathering also thanked Gordon of the Hambledon district and noted plans to send farewells before a southward departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovee Kuotomialey von
Norman Meston
Saul
Br Meyiin
Homer
Rome
Meson
North Queensland
Bro. Hawes
Gordon
Hambledin
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Reilly
Paton
Tos
Toyland
Ant
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Sveayr
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J. Swain
Anbott Street
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Ninach
New
Caget Howse
Parke
Essen
Rabinds
Pera Tg
Sri
Hahn
Orks
Ealing Noorstop
Amoniees
Eal
Sancarrera
Gordonvale
Derry Makr
Kelly's
MI 5
Eger Wath
Tanda
Nice
SOI
American Panamas
Souler
Uae
Carers
Tage Wood Spence
Peeve Lars
Oftee
Armand
Fk! Fossil Sa
Armands
Mos Exyrvir
Armani
Dorie
Awarene
Correesy
Arthee
Clarke
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