A GRAND SYSTEM Debate on State and Private Enterprise
The piece argues over the balance between state ownership and private enterprise, stating the modern economy blends both sectors. It notes that socialist economies exist alongside private markets and warns that excessive state control could harm individual initiative and free labor. The author cites Australia and other democracies as examples and reflects on political shifts after a Labour platform alignment.
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partHentarlein
Australia
Junie
Entered Houses and Stole Property In Stolen Goods Case
In a Police Court session Mr WE McKenna prosecuted a case of burglary and theft. The accused admitted taking items including necklaces bracelets rings and a watch valued at substantial sums. Evidence showed the items were found with the defendant at a hotel and later identified by the complainants. Police officers testified to the recovery and identification of the jewelry and the suspect’s admission. The court adjourned to consider the evidence gathered.
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Vita Famteny McMenamin
Nes Tieseribar
Lester Anc
Mra Bas Jeninina
Shere Garters
Ap Deere
Jean Teo
Sethe Stonerty
Phyllis Kalle
Jenkine
Sheerom
Serim
Piainsclother
Smith
Peaine
Cama
Teste Nan Sy
Bresem Ag
Ana Constable Smith
Sorlivveine
Winietes
Owen
Wilton
Met
Sydney
Social Night Recap and Local Talent Fundraiser
A fragmented report covers a community social night featuring local talent and fundraising efforts. Mentions of performers, group names, and a sequence of event timing are noted, with references to venues and money raised.
Comet Leads to Brisbane Arrest in River Flight Case
In Brisbane on December 13 a man named Grahame faced charges of attempted killing and breaking and entering after a chase near Hawthorne ferry. Witnesses described a confrontation with gunfire as Grahame fled, tossing a bag and grenade into the river before diving in and later pleading not guilty. He was remanded for trial while another man, Thomas Granshaw, provided testimony. investigators recovered a haversack and bag from the river.
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Brisbane
Rome
Grahame
Graham
Polles
Guidbraneen
Hawthorne
Felica
Tim
Shipping Movements Along SORTE Gubereland Coast
The report details January nautical activity with ships loading general cargo and timber along the SORTE Gubereland coast. Vessels travel from New Zealand, England, and Australia via Bombay, Cochin, and Cairns toward Calroy and Whoredeyteland, with arrivals and departures noted around January 7 to 18 and future loading of timber, sugar, and ore.
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Tideweter
Trim
New Zealand
Minee Tor Pranra
Enger
England
Bombay
Cochin
Mulbsorne
Bydne
Calima Oniddle Jaguary
Wilohate
Moni AllaEe
Swear
Adelaide
Mernoo
Melbourne
Brisbane
Meckay
Townsville
Dus St Calroy
Dandalesr
Ailetaide
Byorémsan
Sencasin
Cairae
Mareeba Resident Die By Neurological Cause
An inquest into the Mareeba death of Herbert Molloy found the cause to be neurological. The deceased, aged 3, was returning home when he collapsed after play. Survived by adult family in Mareeba, the report notes a peaceful scene with community Christmas activities and local weather forecasts following the event.
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Mareeba
Bom Er Sd
Mestames
Fisher
W. Blaney
Rene
San Fifvy
Britta Minvania
Tre
Ginecor
Wight
Johneton
Matthew Ramesy
Charles
Sater
Harvey
Victoria
Johnson
Beneess
Gomace
Y Mosiaek
Hassett
Loxton
Gil
Dotnatan i Hareey
Jobnaiés
Chee
Pauleon
Owser
Feton
Paulo
Frienna
Irma
Jenna
Barnes U
Einkld
Export of Grain Sorghum Debate in Brisbane
In Brisbane on December 2, Mr A W Faren leader of the Federal Country Party urged the government to decide now if grain sorghum and maize should be exportable. He cited uncertain bark and fill policies and warned of party weakness amid rising prices and potential for increased plantings if exports are allowed. He estimated the commerce and agriculture department’s output around £4 million and urged advance guidance for growers.
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Brisbane
Federal Country Party
A.W Faren
Cork
Snd Agriculture Department
Padden
Mev
Xeon
Mr. A A
Maadiog
Mitek
Australie
Queensland
Gueeneland
Lana
Terior
Moraingién
Sles
CITA
Archer
Australian skiff protest dismissed after boat rule breach
The committee dismissed appeals from Skiff Captain Bribbane and Morita over disqualification in the Australian championship. The New South Wales team protested fixed gunwales and altered washboard. Officials said no notification of structural changes was given as required by the rules.
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Bribbane
Morita
Queensland
Agaliet
New South Wales
Quessstead
Wee
2Foot Ski Council
Weexsland Edge Avelaide in Tumbling Twenty Over Play
In a tense match Sydney bound Weexsland and Avelaide clashed as McCo0 faced illness back home. Carrigan Mackay and Tallon contributed quick runs but Noblet's bowling kept the score tight, leaving the innings at eight for 180 before final dismissals.
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Tallon
Ty McCool
Noblet
Frather
McCool
Yhen
Barmer
Tal
Oye
Woman battered to death in Sydney hotel bedroom
A woman was found battered to death in a hotel bedroom in Sydney. Police are investigating the case, treating it as a potential homicide. No further details on suspects or motive were released.
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Sydney
Murder charge from battered wife found in trunk
A woman, Mrs Sturrock, was found dead in a bedroom with severe injuries. Police traced the crime to a barge of a trunk moved by a man and a nursemaid. Another man linked to the case was detained for questioning at the Central Police Station.
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Pollce
Howe
Radiern
Suratite
Wes Tanen
Mie
Eturrock
Cairns Family Talks to America
The Cairns family discusses an American message as Mrs. Carman describes a week of events. Mr and Mrs. Carman, residents of Westinapouke, provide details about a call, a crane operator, and a mechanic who helped after a fire. The exchange mentions Atlanta and Georgia connections, with references to Army headquarters and a postwar revival effort.
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Andy Tad
Joan Ant
Bee
Rome
de Carman
Garman
McDonough
Alysors
Atienta
Westinapouke
Ware Angip
Heny
Atlania
Trey
Atlanta
Grormia
Carman
Tall
Pere Moet Helptul
Mr. Ate
Sarma
Ma McDonnuah
Joen Carmen
Mae
Sugiucerm
UK Army
Cairne
Unclear cricket score glimpses with Brown and Young partnership
Fragmented report shows Brown and Young forming a 37 run stand before Young edged a delivery to the keeper, a legside shot by Brown, a dropped chance by Langley, and Dollery as Brown’s partner. Watts and Noblet claim wickets as the innings winds, South Australia under pressure chasing the target.
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Brown
Newicneis
YoUng
Watte
Nobiet
Futhou
Langley
Dollery
Brwn
Seus
South
Unclear line broke innings in tense cricket match
A fragmented report describes a cricket innings where Brown and Archer faced Tallon while crowd confusion arose. Be and Bren were mentioned amid a tense late game, with Be spated Namur Wicket Bot Bruen and Hovaoubt. The match concluded in the final over.
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Nelaea
Namur
Bruen
Brisbane Mayor Warns On Council Budget and Works Plan
Lord Mayor Ala Chandler criticizes council's financial handling and project output amid calls for continuity in works and services. The discussion touches on budget figures, planning delays, and political friction within Brisbane's city government.
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Brisbane
Chandler
Raymer
Jommon
A. Young
Noblat
Watts
Dollery
Nobel
ANC
Price Fixing Obstacle in Building Costs Cited
The Builders' and Allied Trades Association leader Mr J Atkinson warned cost estimates rise due to a shorter 40 hour week and argued a maximum price plan would not be workable. He noted government limits would hinder small builders and that labour factors must be secured before enforcing price controls.
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Melbouree
Builders’ and Allied Trades Association
J. Atkinson
Flo
Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Treks Toward End
In the Sydney Hobart race, the guemslant utter Sex Tang and the Saunders cutter Sauiilue were forced to withdraw after a thin morning stage. Both yachts reached Eden shortly before noon. The Naptilie We retire from the Event, while The Rew Tang, owned by Mr Dong Tirnusa, led from a southerly course toward Giaho Talend as the day progressed.
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Byuney
Des
Rew Tang
Dong Tirnusa
Weil
Heer
Moma Brat
Gah Tot
Mt RR
Hamilton
Christmas shopping roars as demand outpaces supply
Amid postwar scarcity shoppers flocked to Cairnx district retailers with the Cairnx Retailers Association predicting the heaviest Christmas season since the war. President C Silimke noted high demand for clothing and gifts, while supply remained tight and prices high, reflecting ongoing inflation and limited production.
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Christen
Cairnx Indistrict Retailers Association
C. Silimke
Cara J
Chrise Sullmen
Salvation Army Leader Dead
An obituary note reports the death of a Salvation Army leader. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the organization and the date or location are not clearly specified.
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Salvation Army
Unclear scribbles outline farming and industry notes
Fragmented text discusses cane farming, production, and labor issues with many garbled phrases. Key names, dates, or places are unreadable. the piece lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize.
Alleged Pilfering At Eagle Farm
A report from Brisbane details alleged pilfering by staff at Eagle Farm. An unnamed employee stands accused of taking money and drinks without payment amid ongoing negotiations and arbitration references involving Tasmanian and public service officials.
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Eagle Farm
Brirbane
Alleastions
Tas
Omptonene
Bette
Sian
Packer
Unian Sak
Uin
Unisary
Garraway
TAA
Carrigan
Gledhill
T.A.A
Ton Sanden
Gilfarnt
Tumgod country land lease options amid mining talks
The article notes a large capital investment and ore prospects near Cromland with a lease by Crosland and partners. It discusses open cut mining, season delays, and a one year lease option for local residents including the Coulend, Ne family, Paddy Ried, Vince Pollard, and Bill Louden amid a 0 vote tally.
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Cromland
Tumgod
Sud Road
Ate
Lem
Crosland
Creailend
Sini Ata
Geloget
Coulend
Paddy
Mery Vince Pollard
Bill Louden
Victoria Fights Back In Test See
Victorian batsman Mauleman again starred as New South Wales led by 14 runs in the 19th minute of play. Norse brilliance and keen fielding from Ostrec and Hasel shaped the innings while Welch and Miller contributed with key receptions and tight bowling. The Mauleman Hasel partnership added 10 in 19 minutes to help set the tone for the day.
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Melbo Dee
Lindauy Ramet
Ken’ Mauleman
New South Wales
Miller
Waler
Mauleman-Hasel
Missing Owner Sought in Heron Island Case
Zebras of Heron Island area report a missing owner after a plaza disturbance. Police and Zoomatre Searches coordinate with local reef wardens to locate the owner and determine cause of disappearance. Detectives request information from residents near the marina.
Bowling Sydney Dec 22 report on Ron Saggers
A brief bowling item from Sydney dated December 22 notes Ron Saggers as chewen at the New Quwnuit Wy hwelfih man.
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Sydney
Ron Saggers
Chewen
Fragmented OCR: unclear text from page
The readable text is sparse and unreadable, with phrases cut off and no coherent story or identifiable names. Cannot determine events, dates, or entities from the fragment.
Soviet Ambassador Tehran Note on Wedding Announcement
The Soviet ambassador reports in Tehran about a film showing and wedding news involving Bethlehem, noting December 26 as a key date. The piece mentions officials from Moscow and a Bethlehem connection, with references to Proteome Bliss and family events during a tense diplomatic moment.
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Tehran
Mor
Beth
M. Rad
Moscow
Shortage of pig feed hits Queensland farms in 1884
Amid reports from Brisbane and Queensland districts, shortages in pig feed reduce pork supplies and threaten production. Weather and taxation pressures disrupt livestock keeping, with estimates of rising costs and strained herds across northern and coastal areas.
Sharp Rise in Temperatures Forecast in Brisbane
A Brisbane weather note reports a sharp rise in temperatures over the past few days with expectations of worsening conditions. The forecast highlights a heat period and advises caution for outdoor activities and heat exposure.
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Brisbane
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