Appeals From Local Cane Prices Boards Awards
Brisbane July 1. A Cane Prices Board session with Moers L Farguan acting chair D Labane and KL Contes considered appeals from local cane price boards for Pioneer Pleystone Inkermes Kaku Moorlyen and other mills. Appeals by Pioneer Bukerman Kalenin Jervicts sought higher prices. reduced from 90 to 60 percent of the stated price was upheld for some, with dissent. The board’s majority denied extra cartage allowances at the South.
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Brisbane
Ee Aeneee Inlonent Sodigsha Comteal
Moers L Farguan
D. Labane
Came Growers
KL. Contes
Inkermes
Kaku
Moerlyen
Pioneer
Pleystone Mills
Bukerman
Kalenin
Jervicts
Board's Majority Judgment on Cartage Allowances
The text outlines growers appealing a 1937 Gea board decision over higher cartage rates. It argues the board should have allowed the appeal, restoring the higher rate, noting recent actions and prior allowances. The passage references Minden, miller perspectives, and local board decisions affecting cartage.
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Gea Board
Youth on Murder Charge In Court Rites Held
Disjointed court notes mention a youth, aged 46, linked to a murder charge. Rested Arbee Binerte appears in garbled text alongside phrases about rites and wheels, indicating a procedural hearing or arraignment with minimal readable details.
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Rites
Arbee Binerte
T May Bese Bem Ieee
Quota Restrictions and Trade Law Debate Drafted
The text outlines a debate over immigration and trade quotas under a wartime policy. It references the United States government actions, potential mandatory restrictions, and concerns that quotas and price controls could affect foreign trade and domestic production.
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United State
United States
Ned Cates
Cenitent
Strong Stand To Be Taken By Queedeland At Moafualization
Ambiguous late 19th century style note reports a planned strong stand by Queedeland at a moafualization and brisbane conference from July 1 to 4. Mentions hospitalisation scheme and Premier YG Geir with phrases indicating political tension and upcoming conferees.
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Brisbane
Prooe
Guemsiant
Charred Remains Reveal Tragic Child Case
A fragmented report details a child death by fire and a suspect named Stevens. Investigators described a tense incident near a camp and a court appearance is expected tomorrow with charges likely to proceed.
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Bonham
Grande
Stevens
Federal Last Meld These Tears Ace Brisbane
July 1 report from Brisbane notes a move by the Federal Council amid unclear context. The fragment references a political action or policy shift with limited readable details and no specified outcomes.
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Ace
Brisbane
Federal Council of the
Dr Burton addresses university students meeting
A university gathering heard Dr Burton answer many questions during a brisk session. The event featured student inquiries and brisk exchange, though some details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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DR. Burton
Universty
Fragmented Q and A from a dated parliamentary page
The readable lines show a chaotic Q and A style discussion with incoherent phrases and misspelled names. It mentions Moraine, Dy Burton, a visit opportunity to MN, and a reference to the Labour Party. The text appears to be a fragmented transcription with unclear context and few concrete details.
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Dy Burton
Wiltra Burghei
Wien
Marion
Australians Shine At Wimbledon
Fragmented OCR text shows mention of Australians at Wimbledon and elusive references to players including a South African and a Queen's Club final. The readable content is disjointed and does not provide a coherent event, date, or clear outcomes to summarize further.
Watersiders Pay Fine In Turbulent Tennis Match
In a chaotic match, Watersiders avenge losses by paying a fine and pushing pace variations. The doubles teams feature McGregor and A D Ruma, with Devoe Fs expected to reach finals. Notable results include Sturgess and Finn advancing, while Be Gregor collapses at a critical moment.
Jobless Men Ket Editing Urgent Need of Services
Jobless men seek urgent access to services and assistance programs as they face unemployment challenges. Community outreach focuses on job placement, training, and support resources to help men secure work and stable incomes.
First Japanese where doy Sede bi own emi to vemni expleed
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local event with unclear names and dates. It mentions a Japanese context and a directive about self ownership and expulsion, but the damaged wording leaves specifics and outcomes uncertain.
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Emi
Police Union Defends Detectors Transfer Decision
HINISBANF July 1 a police union executive says eight detectives are to be moved to uniform duty after the union claimed the detectives were victimized during the recent patrol. The executive decision was approved by the union executive members, with one man to be transferred to country formations while all remain in core positions. The officers involved include Detective Senior ra Antett and Cam ire eons Daan taccebe, among others.
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Br. J. Smithton
Uniion Execuve
Smith
Eos Coer
Fea
Tee
Ee Antett
Eer
E Doras
Fragmentary OCR Note on Patton Artifact
Fragmented readable text references a 38 caliber item, a Patton era work or artifact, a mounted box or device, and a description of a weapon or tool. The readable portion lacks clear event details, dates, or locations to form a full report.
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Ro Aton
Price of Food in Britain Topic of Government Plan
Government plan to cut food prices faces opposition as ministers debate measures. Budget cuts, taxes, and trade factors are noted. Officials emphasize potential impact on households and inflation. The article mentions ministers, the Treasury, and policy measures amid a tense budget period.
Riordan Retires from Industrial Company
Mr W I Riordan steps down from his long tenure at the local company, ending a notable era in the firm’s industrial leadership. The retirement marks a shift in management as colleagues thank him for years of service and experience.
Bombing of Korean Power Plants raises diplomatic query
Washington reports state department statement on bombing operation, noting USS line about not consulting partners. The note calls for partnership and regret over lack of consultation.
No Absolute Right In Schedules Prompts Debate
Fragmentary text suggests a debate over rights and duties in public or legal matters. Key names, dates, or places are unreadable, but the issue hints at constitutional or policy discussions influencing behavior and responsibility. Further readable details are needed to identify exact parties or context.
Australia Rugby League selections spark tour debates
The article discusses the Australian rugby league season with focus on team selections for a potential tour to Britain and France. It notes key players, injuries, and the need to pick 8 or more players from the 15 for a tour squad while outlining venues in New South Wales and Queensland. It mentions tests and a looming match schedule, with medical updates on players such as McKay.
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Baelk
Australia
Guivety
Barurday
Rania
Prancy
Utese Bosemein
Ns.w
Quervise Land
McKay
Hussein Srey on Office Face Dmajors in Middle East Saga
Reuters correspondent reports on a tense middle eastern political scene as caretaker ministers struggle against conflicting interests and the new command shapes the broader strategy. The Western powers waver while a reform scheme seeks to dominate the regional political narrative.
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Reuters
NF Ancaan
Mia Et qWertion
Racial Laws in South Africa Durbin June 28
Racial laws in South Africa discussed by the National Congress group in Durban. The campaign aims to reseal certain laws and measures deemed applicable to race relations. The report notes plans to influence legislation through party actions and public discourse.
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South Africa
Durban
Pie Cimmmien Sesinat
British record broken in London athletics event
The report details John Landy setting a British record during a London meet in June. It mentions other top performers including Lon Aves and Hesketh, with Australian sprinters and Empire competition noted. The piece references timing marks and final placements amid a high‑profile track event.
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John Landy
Lon Aves
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Ton Shirley
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