Industrial peace and progress for Australia’s postwar economy
The article argues that industrial peace is vital for Australia’s reconversion to a peacetime economy. It critiques round table talks, condemns coal and steel strikes as misused by agitators, and warns that ongoing disruptions threaten employment, production, and export markets. It urges cooperative effort among workers, unions, and employers to expand production and win new markets in Asia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Industrial Commission
Australies
Australia
East Indies
China
India
South Africa
New Zealand
Europe
Bervel
Irregular Draft on Gulf Coast Development and Local Authority Methods
An unclear text fragment discusses Gulf coast development and a proposed method judged by a Local Authority, mentioning Zuialagh and Sap vate and a preference for a lineal authority approach. It references experienced drivers and the use of picks and shovels, hinting at coordination with a council or regional body and potential public works oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aichowah
Foyle
Zinalagh
Sap
Possum Pirasleuh
Fenraacs
Food for Britain: a wartime appeal amid shortages
A brief wartime notice discusses a public appeal for food and rationing measures in Britain, noting community efforts to ration and distribute scarce supplies while authorities urge public cooperation.
Wimmera By-Election Results and Party Notes
In Wimmera by election results, votes show Labor and Country Party figures with leading candidates including J Stoddart and T Turnbull. The tally reports Labor trailing as the Country Party gains ground and the Moderate Labour candidate Arington Burke and others receive smaller shares.
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Melbourne
Muito
Waten
Rtarny
Mealine
Country Party Tees Iestorale Ares
Turnbull
Everett
End
SH J Stoddart
Wend CP
Soeerville Smith
Arington Burke
Atkin
Investigators Return from American Meat Study Trip
Investigators including Mr Hope and Mr Lewis examined US meat treatment processes and fruit handling on railroads. They observed practices at Brizbane abattoir and compared American methods to Queensland industry needs for informed guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyoney
Feo
L—A
Eamer Tarrakoola
Queensland
Queensland ‘Meat ‘Board
C Tomlin
Sores
S.C. Lewis
Brisbane
Hope
USA
Brisbane Market Report Notes Poor Clearances
Brisbane on February 1 reports weak clearance at Roma Street yard with only one lot lucerne chaff sold at 123 and another at 11. Some lot prices for Weerne chaff failed to sell at 6 to 8/8. Two single lots of calen pat 6/6 were refused and a single lot of lucerne declined.
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Brisbane
Liberator Lands Aerial Ambulance
A fragmented report notes a Liberator aircraft delivering an aerial ambulance to Sydney amid wartime operations. The brief mentions a February timing and unspecified personnel, with gaps in details due to OCR damage.
Memorial notices for Paes and Trugran recall lost loved ones
Frost and Trugran memorials honor deceased spouses and family members. Messages reference remembrance on solemn days, with lines of affection and gratitude. Names include Paes, Sor arling, and Bougaireia, marking personal tributes across distant places.
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Hoxoon
Arling
Nein
Pyulme IeBagiow
Australia
War memory feud cited in newspaper text
The fragment mentions a feud and memory of war with garbled phrases and names. It notes a newspaper supplied by Australian Associated Press and overseas content. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Generdl Wen
Australian Associated Press
Indurstrial Court, Elections and Weather Notes
Industrial magistrate case in industrial court. warnings on townsville municipal elections. Communist Party faction plans in Hermit Park. tally expectations. Rainfall totals across Laima district. aerial ambulance call from Cairns to Chillagoe. state forecast warns of thunder, variable rain and fresh southeast winds in parts of the state.
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Townsvills
Jen Abely
Communist Party Caynal
Hermit Park Labour and Cotmmanies
Hermit Park
Maleorological Bureau
Cluay
Intenor
Highlands
Townerilie
Sorths
Peninmill
Sumphde
Ier
Moutheank
Breach Allegation Confusing Transcript From Statutory Declaration
Fragmentary dialogue centers on alleged breach and timing around a statutory declaration. The transcript references a 71 date, questions about where the declaration was seen, and notes difficulties recalling details. No clear names or concrete locations are established in readable text.
Fragmented Notice From Inland Port Chronicle
The readable text references a settlement and progress events at a port site with names resembling Stier Ardea and SruSine. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the fragment suggests a report on arrival, barter, settlement progress, and attainment of a milestone at a port facility.
Fragmentary state premier note hints at leadership saga
Fragmentary OCR reads that Cooper would hold office, Haale and Foley are mentioned, Waleh commits something, and September leaders are referenced. The garbled text lacks clear actions, dates, or attributable facts suitable for a full news item.
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Cooper Maat
Haale
Her
State minister cautions on forty hour week issue
State Minister warns deputation that a forty hour week could bring dangers and resistance. Mr Gair notes concerns while acknowledging some support for the policy and questions its practical effects on industry and workers. Experts and officials weigh potential losses and administrative challenges.
Extension of industries debate on wage policy
Gale noted that the government opposed a general wage rise for workers nationwide and urged the Federal Arbitration Court to intervene. The State Government argued a higher minimum wage could hinder progress and that any changes should come via court action and arbitration, with living cost indices cited.
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de. Gale
Saltec
Printers’ Union
Parliamentary Board Pushes Through Labour Changes
The board faced significant pressure as Deputy Controller Sarasin, described as agreeable yet firm, urged strict grading standards while protests from producers and officials highlighted labour adequacy. President Janes, Mr. Builas, and others warned of market concerns and the impact on age marketing as a new board was elected.
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Sanion
Sarasin
Bat Avery
Hy Brocers i
Ae Ima
Sreatmas
Sparketiae
Sue
Builas
ACEO EXECUTIVE TO MEET IN MELBOURNE
In Melbourne the ACEO executive will meet next Monday to decide action on derms. Militants demand federal government resolution on the 40 hour week and arbitration or inquiry. The conference seeks a policy approach amid union pressure.
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Melbourne
Gang of Safe Robbers Operating in Sydney
A police report from Sydney describes a gang of armed robbers active in the city, targeting safes and hotels over recent months. The attackers reportedly struck a hotel and another venue, with authorities promising further action to curb the spree.
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Sydney
Owt Porter
Feb
Otsien
Nieves
Tan Setey Meat Exiruce
Mage AR Arranges Me Calwell's Workshop
Local note records a cryptic phrase sequence ME CALWELL S MAGE AR arranged in a stray handwriting fragment. The readable bits hint at a personal or workshop reference with unclear chronology or context.
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Calwell
Retail vegetables prices controlled in Brisbane Townsville Cairns
Government regulates retail vegetable prices in Brisbane Tekhampton Townsville Cairns with a 3 percent ceiling on cost per pound. Disturbing price controls affect shoppers and vendors in these districts.
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Brisbane
Tekhampton
Townsville
Cairne
Passport refusals and guide council remarks in New South Wales
Officials discuss passport refusals tied to Girls Guides International and rehabilitation work. The interview cites Mr Calwalt and national government involvement while emphasizing citizens' need for timely individual replies and concerns about policy and procedure.
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New South Wales
Calwalt
Ft Toolla Fer & Government Department
Sotton
Cabell
Feders
Sain a SF dy te inventors ee ie ane moe Perey valley
Fragmentary OCR text mentions inventors, a valley, and a project, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts suggest a discussion around a site or program in a valley and references to a saronragemant type process. Details are obscured by garbled characters.
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Bosch
Derelew
Saronragemant
Taduatre
Unclear fragment on election support and candidates
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mr Nicktis, Mr Thosepsee, Mr A W Padden and a candidate for East Toowomatan. No clear event, date, or outcome available.
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Nicktis
T. Thosepsee
A W. Padden
Victorious Victoria Side Clinches Second Innings Lead
Victoria show strong batting as James and Gulltone anchor the innings and turn the tide. Victories achieved with three half centuries and a rapid 38 overs behind the bowlers. The match resumes tomorrow with Inter-State cricket suspense rising.
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Istchet Naabek
Sydney Feb 11 Tie Ends Dramatic Finish
Fragmentary Sydney sports note describes a February 11 finish where a late game sequence tied the score as time expired with Ele Bla leading and Reece running. Limited readable details prevent full event identification.
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Sydney
Tne
Reece Oe
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Cairns Patriotic Fund
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Chillagoe
Soute Jonnetone Motel
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Nurses For
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