Tobacco growers debate prewar prices and factory control
The Growers' View column quotes Mr Dewingan of the Cairea Post discussing prewar tobacco prices and the role of manufacturers. Topaces Leader Madiating Board chairman Ms Shord notes growers will back a plan to let manufacturers lead expansion only if buyers offer fair returns. federal and state support and industry workers' training are cited as essential for expanded production, especially in Queensford and surrounding areas. The piece stresses the need for skilled labor, stable prices, and consumer interests in a regulated expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diwbulan
Fes
Queensand
Seremel
DB Lewingt
Cairea Post
Topaces Lear Madiating Board
Dewingan
Vermie
Emme
Induriey
Sunich
Beard Market Trade Wars and Factory Scrutiny
The article discusses tensions in the provisioning of Beard Market goods amid supplier push for imports and a push for domestic production. It notes orders to destroy tonnage for manufacturing and quotes manufacturers and experts on market quality and price concerns. The piece mentions American studies, a CSR inquiry, and calls for clearer standards to curb unsafe or inferior products reaching consumers.
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Grad Wal
Rhary
Noord
Act
Treaty for Japan and Australia’s security stance examined
A wartime era article discusses Japan’s defeat, Allied occupation plans, and Australia’s role. It notes that Britain has ratified the treaty and the United States will join, urging readiness to defend Western nations. It also references memorial notices and personal remembrances amid broader geopolitical debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Austral
United States
Britain
Free World
Sdajian
Australia
Amerie
Agai
Sit
Weather report on Australian coast and inland areas
The Brisbane bulletin reports a trough and unsettled conditions across Queensland and Victoria with anticyclones over the Australian Bight limiting deepening of lows. Showers and cool winds expected inland and along the coast, with heavy falls possible in parts of North Queensland. Highest readings noted near Atherton and Cape York, while central highlands saw moderate totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Westher Bureau
Gulf of Uitprotarias
Cantal Queensland
Victoria
Easlees
Mumber
Lalla
Nivel
Atherton
Cape York
Ula Giviston
Central Highlands
Waule
Perry Leama
der Downs
Stanihan
Pour
Wallangurra
Sivettin Bo
Local sphere reports injuries and ship incident details
A chaotic local report describes injuries from a bicycle incident and a ship related event. It notes the ankle wounds of Unceraieg and cab ise, aid given by a femipulence, and transport to hospital. Names and places appear garbled, with references to Mueheadts tauar's shop and various travelers and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeurus Hoten
Aumulles
Furet
Firaald
Beryl Mowerson
Mueheadts
Tauar
Exemption Granted for Major Maine Crop Exports This Year
The report notes exemptions granted this year amid renewed attention to the Maine crop situation. Officials indicate over 24,000 acres of salable land affected by recent rains and flood conditions, with quality storage and market prospects varying by district. Local marketing authorities anticipate continued support for producers despite price pressures and ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and export routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Tna
Aema
W. Skraugnans
Ted Groughi
National Berries
Lemater
Cine Ag
Real Estate Loans for Ex-Servicemen Restrictions
The article reports on mortgage loan restrictions for ex servicemen, noting new limits on building loans and transfers of mortgages, with the War Service Homes Department to receive allocations. It mentions protests from ex servicemen and potential reallocations of defence funds and near four hundred Queensland veterans facing exclusion.
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Bell Tor
Morgages
War Service Momes Department
Sagei Ng Chat Maney
Fea] Carate Agente
Local Authorities Tales Progress in Council Dispute
A report from local government circles cites ongoing council friction over funding. Secretary of the association Ms. Go King notes difficulties in securing money and outlines proposed government action. The Australian Council of Local Government discusses measures to force payments into a common pool.
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Marare
Associalion
Galeas
Mater
Ring
Australian Council of Local Governoent
Fumion
Trenares Ac
Uae
Increase in Sugar Price Request Not Yet Considered
February 26 report notes the Federal Cabinet had not yet acted on an industry request to raise sugar prices. Senator O'Sullivan backed recommendations after a recent deputation. Legislation may be needed to authorize price increases, pending Law Department review and parliamentary sessions.
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Castor
O'Sullivern
Industry
Law Department
Two Youlte Men Train as Army Drivers in Northern Brigade
In Sownsville February a cadre of two dozen men from the Northern Brigade begins intensive training to become army drivers. The program mixes practical and theoretical instruction with vehicle maintenance and driving exams. The goal is to have all battalion units able to call on trained drivers for duty at Leftheim camp in May.
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Townes Ie
CMF
Hue
Army Templars
Leftheim
Stork
Robert Ores
Jonertor
Bulcher
Martyn
Bennett
Provrentions
Ieee
Twan
Elalvenier
H. Obeiine
Eiece
Bern
Jane Carty
ROC Weinwater
Dekst
Ube Det Baieland Mt di
Pertmen
Alered Welch
Dee Tendan
Wrotham Park
Paynent
Wrotham
Butnerma
Deine
Coal shipments linked to Mount Morgan mine update
In Brisbane February reports indicate operations at Glacatone and nearby sites press on as conveyor repairs finish. The Treitie notes ongoing work with gear and preparation for lifting. Barwon currently moves 500 tons of coal for Melbourne as part of the supply chain.
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Brisbane
Mount Morgan
Treitie
Glaistome
Barwon
Melbourne
Unclear fragmentary historic item near airfield
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an aerodrome, Parke Testa, and a 90 degree context with scattered names. It reads as garbled notes from an aviation or event record with no clear dates or outcomes.
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Amaia Ars Torrey
Bam
Bnet
Parke
Scout leaders report on daring Welsh trek and camp
A fragmentary news note describes Deputy Chief Comuniae and Sonia Arcek discussing adventurous scouting. It mentions a journey toward Dumfriesshire, references Mr Eolings and Chief Seon Thaler Bra, and notes camped groups at Jramr Lalaod with 30 minutes of something unclear.
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Brisbane
Comuniae
Tbs
Sonia Arcekna
Wales
Jramr Lalaod
Qusenai
Eolings
Dumfriesshire
iScot
Seon Thaler
Government discussions on Minia bree exile and food crisis
The parties reviewed outcomes with respective governments and planned a further meeting. They reported no omissions by state representatives and found the Tremmae proposal satisfactory as the food crisis persisted.
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Tewes
Provisional tax review discussed by Commonwealth leaders
The council backed a Commonwealth central tax plan to aid farm production and irrigation efforts in Queensland and Tasmania. It urged governments to redirect resources to irrigation and food production while noting potential declines in dairy and cheese output and the impact on butter contracts and factory imports.
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McEwen
Deazure
Queensland
Teamania
Furnace Explosion at Hospital Kills One Person
A furnace blast at a hospital results in the death of Harold Walther and injures others. The incident damages windows and nearby structures as debris scatters through surrounding streets. Investigations and official reports are pending to determine cause and responsibility.
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Harold Walther
Dearge
Cherie
Macnard Valle
Aderrylands
Ar Roche
Paddington
Yrapolious
Talline Ghaties
Youth Carnival in Sydney Faces Organising Struggles
A 1923 Sydney youth carnival plan faced turmoil as unions and groups withdraw support amid disputes over peace aims and prize money. The carnival committee of labor and community groups planned sporting events and donations, but several organisations pulled back, threatening the event's viability before the Melbourne trial date.
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Onlaat
Iriendahig
Amma
Amin
Svamiena
Caton
Circular to former POWs circulates in Canberra fray to
A fragmented text from a circular sent to former prisoners of war in Canberra discusses wartime service and a pension or compensation scheme. It references trustees, extensions, and eligibility reviews, noting special circumstances and scrutiny of applications. The wording is garbled but centers on postwar benefits and trust decisions.
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Canberra
House of Rep
Tanbull
Tee Trust
Muddle at Canberra Reveals Unclear Government Briefing
Report from Canberra on February 28 shows confusion in the Prime Minister's statement. The Governor-General and officials faced questions about the status of the government, with sources saying no authoritative details were provided and the public record remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Brie Lovaight
Bruce
Willie Mckcell
Final West Indies match ends in Wellington draw
Wellington vs West Indies ended in a draw as weather and late declarations shaped the day. Wellington declared after a strong bowling effort from Trevor Meale Whit and Ferguson and West Indies tallied runs with notable contributions from Rae Sergent Matabell and Sundries before the end.
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West Indies
Rae Sergent
Matabell
Crrvlani
Sercent
Yetwusom
Sergent
Sundries
Reid
West Thene
Wellington
Reuter
Wear Indies
Australinag Rau Weathey
Dna Crae
Byala
Trevor Meal
Wim
Northern cargo on treloske 7 arieve caiene oh ci
Fragmented OCR notes describe a northern cargo event on treloske 7 with arrival at caiene, mentioning March dates, a town, and a port authority. The text is garbled but references aerial and western transportation, manifold numbers, and a ship service schedule with no clear outcome.
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Norrnern Cargo
Treloske
Areive Caiene OH CI
Offer Made to Dave Lands in Wellington Bout
Fragmentary note reports a boxing bout in Wellington involving Dave Lands and heavyweights. Mentions opponent Carl Kolth, a 15 round schedule, and references to markets or purses and timing at an upcoming event, with unclear figures and sides.
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Dave Lands
Carl Kolth
Welling
Marck
Beithee
Wellngton
Riots in Gaucrimneu Reported Costs and Security Response
Reports from Feb 2 indicate riots in Gaucrimneu left 12 dead and about 400 police deployed. The situation involved widespread clashes, with authorities describing a tense security response as more officers arrived to restore order.
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Gaucrimneu
Spokremen
Tata
Waterside workers strike halts port loading
About 68 dockers suspended for four days as a dispute disrupts loading at the river port. Four men were killed in the incident, 22 listed as injured or missing, and ships and sheds idle. A milk shipment and large cartons are affected as authorities seek resolution.
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Jordy
Wien
Rivire
Roy
Job
Trier
Com- Taree
Imbel
Manunds Cannoy
Milk price rise decision charts cabinet stance
Brisbane notes a cabinet decision on milk pricing. A commission had urged a rise but the government opted to channel any increase through the Prices Commissioner. The Prices Minister said the government did not adopt the commission's recommendation, and applications must be made to the commissioner.
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Brisbane
Fullager
Larcombe
Brisbany
Clash With Royal Commissioner Sparks Courtroom Tension
The Caiens Post reports a heated confrontation as Mr Wallace, legal manager, denounced questions during a commission hearing. Tensions rose when commissioners insisted on examination, prompting Wallace to walk out after protests over access to the microscope observation.
Escaped Prison Farm Fugitive Reported Near Border
Police across Queensland and New South Wales search for an escapee from a prison farm. Details are unclear but officials warn the suspect may be armed and have bread and hashish in possession. The man was last seen near the Palen Creek prison area, about 27 miles from the coast and near the border region, with limited visibility complicating the hunt.
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Brisbane Fe
Ogy
Uemul
Ube Palen Creek
Willy Gordes
Wales
Toompam Ball
Joe Daving
Industrial Use of Uranium Threatens Military and Civil Sectors
Fragmentary report notes growing industrial use of uranium and related environmental concerns. It mentions U S activity and the potential for military applications, with emphasis on safety and regulatory questions amid early development in Australia and other regions.
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Urannen
Anc
Joes Avery
Shipping Traffic Updates From Across Ports
A scrambled set of maritime movements shows vessels and crews shifting between Melbourne Sydney and Cairns with multiple ports like Townsville Brisbane and Liverpool tied to March dates. Entries mention arrivals departures cargo loads and crew shortages with ships sailing via the Panama Canal and via Hong Kong toward Australia and New Zealand.
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Mmnemds
Melbourne
Sydney
Bisnane
Townaville
Cairns
Thuradayland
Forland
Arinst
Laas Rhe
Towneville
Bristene Caey Eaeed
I Cairne
Townsville
Trelmake
West Coast
Eneand 'Parla
Liverpool
Brisbane
Brisbane Direc
Panama Canal
Alma
Caine
Tivee
Syney
Fragmentary OCR report on a court case with defense and provocation notes
An unreadable OCR fragment recounts a court proceeding involving a defendant named Tennelt and a witness Mr Beneall. It mentions provocation, costs, and a guilty plea to a character-related charge, with unclear details about the incident and the alleged harm.
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Beneall
Leevioy
Tennelt
Beetinett
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Mooney
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Sorewant
Hae
Ferguson
Yynan
Basher
Marmnall
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Williema
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Imaker
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