Casey on profit sharing and industrial harmony
Mr Casey, a detached observer with high authority, analyzes Australian and global industrial relations. He argues profit sharing must be mutual, tied to genuine worker engagement and tenure security, and suggests works councils to embed shared prosperity in industry.
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R G. Caney
Institute of Industrial Management
Casey
United States
Britain
Ile Age
India
Bengal
Hus Oh
Australia
Mr. Casey
Nore
France
Scandinavia
Unscrutable OCR Fragment Sparks Local Notice
Fragmentary text mentions a detachment and a sale warning with unclear names and dates. Readers are asked to interpret the scattered lines and identify any actionable details from the garbled output. The piece hints at a meeting, fines, and a halted sale but lacks coherent facts.
Production of Material MDG Devenree 17 LA ARI Farmi
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a production or milling context with several odd terms and numbers. The readable text mentions a farm, a jury, and references to times and places, but key details are garbled. The piece reads as an experimental or typographical artifact rather than a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MDG
Devenree
Burthaclan
Bet
Shipping Movements on North Queensland Coast
Shipping data notes multiple vessels with iron, steel, molasses and coal movements. Ships depart Melbourne and Sydney routes, with arrivals due Cairns and Townsville by late December and December 26. Several vessels berth and discharge cargoes, including refined fuels and general cargo, amid varied departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Nondaest
Towneville
Feral Arg Fm
Melbourne
Slyde Tor Enlhern
Tay
Sane Shaw Savill
Tom Lon
Ammanie
Tang ‘von Heme
Vay
Iron Sane
Olday
Ealing
Cairns
Eso
Sydney
Portus
Four German POWs Executed in Canada Ignite Debate
Ottawa reports four German war prisoners fatally harming a Canadian soldier and a boy during an incident in Lethbridge Alberta. The executions mark the largest number carried out in Canada on a single day, prompting nationwide discussion on wartime justice and military discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Iaaf
Lethbridge
Alberta
Canada
Cairns Births and Deaths Reported for 1948 Half Year
The Cairns district notes 1 million births and 617 deaths in the first half of 1948, with 118 marriages. Government figures are cited, along with local notices on bridge passage near Roger's Creek and by-law enforcement. Bank staff transfers in Cairns and health department renovations planned for Cairns Hospital laundry facilities are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Statistica
Cairne
Obituary notices honor Annie Sprenger and family
Fragmented notice honors Annie Sprenger and family, listing daughters Flope Guilne and others. Mentions December dates and memorials, with loving tributes from grandchildren and relatives. Publisher notes appear amid damaged text.
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Caieme Sn
Kametie
Bret
Lynette
Remare
Arandfather
Devers
Seace
Annie Sprenger
Mareebs
Anna Sprencer
Maret
Hineertea
Dolly Swan
Hospital News Reports Council Loan for Malaria Prep
The monthly council meeting approved a loan of £960 for malaria prevention and related works. Details include supply of canteen funds, emergency water wells, and distribution of malarial materials to support wards, with notes on local projects and staff changes at Cairns Hospital.
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anti-Batavia
Goma
Calne
FR. Morrial
Ntt-Malarie
Ron Af Pielimowes
Plana
Exige Wal
Peaseysireet
Saith
Patel Depo Calin
Counell
Roogwil
Prem Fe
Ae Ming
Mario Celetas
Arate
Chrstin
Saoeata
Calar
B. Muller
Cetros Honpitel
H. Rehbetn
Boomeleeper Biter
Reopitel
Cols Harbour
Han
Melbourne youths sentenced for burglary at Vernon street
Two Melbourne youths aged 10 and 21 were sentenced after the Caleta Police Court referenced charges of entering a dwelling and stealing two plants, clothing, sweaters, and biscuits. The pair admitted entering a property on Vernon Street and taking goods later recovered at a local premises.
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Ter Staal
Frederice Partin
Calle Joven
Walker
Melbourne
Soret Ny Remnuiide
EL. Moores
WB Caneen
Caleta
Bisewits Trom
Roma
Dale Mahoney
Oper Vernon-street
Pecs
Hey
Tver
Ua He Teodogay
Fiseville
Martin
Elford
Ministers favor trade ties with Britain and Australia
Officials in AvstaAUA report ministers lean toward economic cooperation with Britain for influence and stability, while Australia aims to access markets through overseas talks. Dr. Coombs is set to attend additional discussions as preparations advance for industry growth and broader trade engagement.
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Anat
Becaume
Te Eer
Britain
Australis
Austra- Me
Coombs
Soiea Pa
Golden Casket No 1000 Death Last Night
Brisbane reports a night drawing with multiple prize entries and holders. Names listed include J B White G Mussel BL Anthony and various related tickets and numbers. The message records prizes such as £2000 and £250 with several entrants and Brisbane connections.
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Brisbane
Bess Casey
J.B. White
G. Mussel
Anthony
John Mormity Miller
SM Graham-fleymann
Condon
Reiman
Reimann
Koch Q ‘Khampton
Harry Brukare
Graney
New South Wales
Fimh
Forrest Syndicate
Mra Forrest
Bieth Pre
J. W Bunt
Bevend Prae
TIO
Re M. Barber
J. Ative P Shannon
P- Dixon
A. Wenham
the Chapple
Gympie
Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Converted Car Attracts Interest
W A mining man and his family recount how a Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, once idle in a Sydney garage, was revived by a safety pin fix to the carburettor linkage. The vehicle, owned by Mr W Knight and known as W824, boasts a 50 horsepower engine, a 144 inch wheelbase, and surprising fuel efficiency. Knight plans a Western Australia mining survey after returning from naval service, noting traps for young players in North Queensland’s short-lived finds. Carried in the back of the car are four passengers and luggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolls -Royce
Cuiens
Sr W. Knight
Knight
John
Sydney
Rolls Royce
Albert
Navy
Australis
North Queensland
Rniaht
Trinity Beach
Malar Vohdele Taken in Town Vehicle Incident
A tan motor vehicle was recovered after being driven away last night. Police intercepted the driver on the town outskirts and Aman is due in police court this morning facing charges of taking the vehicle.
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Malar Vohdele
Tanen Tram
Toperat Bote
Elained
Aman
Ezally
Complete Gas Blackout Reported Across States
Melbourne December 18 A complete blackout extends through Victoria South Wales and South Australia with utilities and maintenance crews affected. A compulsory conference of parties led by Judge Foster failed to produce a resolution yet, though reopening remains possible if interested parties choose.
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Melbourne
Victoria
South Wales
South Australis
Aoean
Gyniel
Support for Strikers Expands Across Trades and Unions
Support grows as 11 unions pledge backing the strike. Workers plan a blanket stoppage on materials and services, threatening public and private maintenance work. Leaders from the Transport Workers Union and coal sector vow action this Saturday, with engineers and plumbers set to halt operations Friday. Builders’ Union members will refuse work on New York area projects and prevent appliance installations. A large gas workers meeting is slated for tomorrow to coordinate ACTU and union strategies.
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Smerrew
Caemedes
Neeret
Transport Workers Union
Carters of
Wit Brae
Sema Aew Aitgs
Omnes of
Parry
Builders’ Union
Gar
Terene
Tomsieys
Ssarase
ACTU
Sydney Gas Crisis Forces Mortlake Works Closure
Sydney faces a gas shortage as Mortlake works shut amid a dispute. Strikes sack workers, supply rationing continues, and unions vow protests until the dispute ends. Metropolis residents worry over coal and gas outages and potential service cuts.
Acquittal Sought in Motor Tyre Control Case
Brisbane December 18 Cherler Coward of Sprine Hall was charged in the Summons Court with acquiring 17 motor tyres without proper Rubber Controller declarations under wartime controls. The case involves four tyres described as range “Di broad arrow” and adjournment set for January 22 alongside another adjourned case against James Allan Frew for alleged involvement in tyre evasion.
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Brisbane
Cherler Coward
Sprine Hall
Defence Department
Rand
Wiidin
Pall Court
Wilson
James Allan Frew
Tarnan
Chivard
Ex-Constable Dismissed for Misconduct Finding
A Police Appeal Board dismissed the ex- constable after a finding of guilt related to misconduct during service. The ruling references disciplinary actions and outlines implications for the former officer’s career status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Corstabie
LG Tepsatl
Police Appeal Board
Unclear OCR Fragment on Jewish Emigrants and Trade Policy
A fragmentary text references Jewish emigration, a Tasiegee tavern, and an alleged government ruling about purchase by Chitus from The Audt. It mentions Captain Rothe and a voyage from Brine to Chins, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Rothe
Duermed
Allan Corvetien
Brine
Chitus
Audt
Goverment
Unable to parse due to OCR corruption and fragmentary text
The provided text is highly garbled with missing words and unclear references. It appears to discuss a Federal Court judgment affecting employers and employees, possible delays after holidays, and mentions the Employers Federation and individuals like Christos. Specific facts, names, dates, or outcomes are not clearly readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symeunessd Eamployers Federation
Belf
Federal
Christos
Arbitration Court Officials Clash Over Wage Payments
Melbourne reports the Arbitration Court officials dispute the timing and method of wage payments in the Federals base, arguing for immediate payment but noting further calculations and appeals. The unions not party to the application would have no standing until they apply to the Full Arbitration Court, while the Pall Court would adjudicate any increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Dominationaith Arbitration Court
Brisbane Gazette Awards Prompt Legal Adjudication
Government Printing Office and city furniture retailer faces complex proceedings as judges consider bail and respite. Justice Philp contemplates appeal and legal questions while delaying execution pending higher court review. Bail set at 100 pounds with one surety. three months until appellate court sits.
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Jasmice Philp
ET Rest
Justice Philp
Kin Wat
Etch Kurrewa Arrives In Sydney
Fragmented report describes the arrival of the Kurrewa in Sydney from Cairns to Ride Ay, with mentions of Mee and Avich Gurrews the Third, miners on board, and a ketch journey involving Brisbane and Thursday Island. Frank Livingstone, Mr. Gainer, and Jim Ballanbury referenced amid delays and sea conditions.
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Cairne
Eeli
M& Day
Berwarl
Hamlin
Wu Pez Cnet Fee
Serer
John
Woethier
Frank Livingstone
Gainer
Army
Thursday Island
Corre
Brisbane
Saf
Jim Ballanbury
Taland
Wag Torved
Colle Harbour
Frank Livingetatie
Sydney
Newepstie
Dairying Benefits and Government Aid Debated in Australia
Australian dairy industry drought relief and benefit adjustments spark debate over conformance with past price supports. The federal government, amid butter price shocks, withholds and adjusts payments, affecting dairy farmers in New South Wales and Queensland. Calls grow for retrospective assistance to ease drought impacts as states push for policy action.
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Daifysien
Australis
Queensland
Britain
Chifley
Ausralian
Bliss
Commonwealth
Courney
Adelaide fire gut sheds storage box blaze hits farms
A damaged OCR fragment reports a fire gutting a storage shed or box at an Adelaide area farm. It mentions the dairy, stove, and an emergency response by a named department official, with unclear details and names garbled in the text.
Constable Cable Sentenced to Death for Murder
Dec 18 The Central jurisdiction court sentenced 131 year old Constable Winwide Joseph Cable for the murder of his wife Audrey Elva Cable at their Dover Heights home on September 22. The Crown argued Cable planned the killing to be with Mrs Grad, spoke of arrangements for children, and tried to claim it was the wife who used poison to frighten him.
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Sydrey
Central Monet Court Ory
Aapamy
Wiuar Joswph
Valley
Hie Oy
Audrey Elva
Dovers Heights
Y Justice Herron
Cable
Caninadie
Riz
Mr. Crawford
Cray
Grad
Record Broken by Australians in Sydney-Auckland Flight
Australians set a new record as Mostuito aircraft completed a to-day flight from Sydney to Auckland. The event, witnessed by FI Finn L. P Bond and others, closed with praise for the crew and the bold pace of the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydsey
Sydney-Aucklans
Dairymen Seek Higher Butter Cheese Prices For UK
News from December 6 reports an 11 50 Australian currency rise per weight unit for butter and chocolate products, to be distributed among Australian dairying industry members. Agriculture Minister Pollard says discussions with industry representatives outline how the increased price will be allocated, based on total Australian production rather than an installation payout.
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Sdyney
United Kingdom
Pollard
Beinet
Indus
Aver Hall Diewesion
Kepresmotxtiver
Cyclone Strikes Broome Causing Property Damage
A severe cyclone battered Broome causing extensive property damage and knocking down structures. Wind gusts reached gale force levels and cut communications, with roads and utilities disrupted as emergency services assessed the damage.
Threat by Sydney butchers will close shops
Sydney authorities move to curb black market trade as butchers warn wholesale price controls threaten supply and claim discount access and fixed prices harm business. Officials contemplate lifting ceilings or reintroducing rationing amid pressure from industry and public.
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Sydney
Butchers
Dee
Sydneey
Weir
Tay Wes
Rhodes Trust Nereany of Semolars Stipends
London December 1. War winds influence Rhodes Trust stipend policy as funds rise from £400 to £1000. Nineteen German scholars have held appointments since 1929, with several named figures facing scrutiny over loyalty and wartime conduct.
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Rhodes Trust
Nereany
London
Warnord Elton
Rhodes Frug
Irwines
Sch
Twa
India
Rhoment
Gernane Haring
Remainley TL
Gotsang
Obscure House Debate Hints at Overtime Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a parliamentary session with mentions of a head waiter, a labor party figure, and a joint committee. The garbled text includes names like Mr Regent and Mr Loof, plus vague allusions to industrial board action and rent concerns.
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Eades
Harry Stemi
Hegan
Labour
Cuyneil Me
Dinmentne
Anc
Casyrty
Regent
Rhein
Laem Mydustrval Board
Loof
Acclinen
Rote Sa
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Arishane Prodice
Baiseane
Remaeetn
Alsenve
Nter
LSB
Batasiar Zone
Vay Witkawn
Queensland Coast
Rogers Creek Bridge
Mulgrave Shire
Eli
Ragnon
Roger's
Park of
Jenpriden
Tower's Ridge
Commonwealh Bank Tranter
Commonwealth Bank
FL Darley
Gouktu
YSW
John Cunningham
Kempsey
W. K. Thomas
Soccumant
Townsville
Pearson
South Brisbane
A G Price
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Hoapia Lanetes
Department of Health and Home All
Enet
Armstrong
Cootenvale
Ueens
Pam
Sur “Sargent
Armatrong
Steve
Charters Towers
Fedpeal Council
Sonner
Grand
Weibeeree
Hospital News
Avstaaua Taf
W.A
Bong Kong
Tokio
Hark Kong
Rapinz
James Barnett
Barnett
Hum
Ton
Ai Mare
Eb Bar Shen
Brian “Pee Eee
Potor
Cale
van Teoeved
Cairne Carrring Company
Poaluim
North Shore
Sois
Echiumliter
Gaa
Mortlake Works
Mortlake
Australian Seamen's Union Federal Executive
Caler Orewers’ Association
Une Ges
Sustey
Tomacrom
Sydney City
G. Boyti
Sale
Ala
Charles Coward
Taiping
Tasiegee
Tate Caplan
Yuteraay Fateh Jews
Demian
Saan
Qowel Eoghan
Wont
Lupe Wemter
Chinene
Ermond
Peer Cemplieet
Brisbane Furniture
Delat
Ty Mae
Tibelal
Pais Fore Faz Bok
Emiloyers
Het
Cours
Devennes
Queeny Yestland
Sully
Joru Meervelopes
Ate Camanes
Suslasnas
Secesaee Ia
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Deciion Gvernue
Rapper
Aden Alol
Ley
Lmwum
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Mongoitoratng Fsh
Taat-e-Salsam East Tie Health Ifices
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Panama
Bulding
Information Ofice
Uicine
Sydney-Auckland
Broome
Econ
Saraomrak
Cit Road Board
Nother
Elena
Aireerion
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