State Taxation Rights Under Threat in Federal System
In a discussion on taxation, the piece argues States may reclaim taxing powers, citing the high cost of a unified system since 1942. It notes friction from dual sovereignty, rising State shares of revenue, and the need to balance public spending with broader industry needs while preserving a simpler revenue collection method.
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Mennet
Juni
Canberra
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Fret committees reform after tense neighbour disputes
Local neighbours form new committees to address ongoing fret over community fencing and boundary clarifications. Officials note recent meetings resolved some concerns while others require further discussion with framing of shared spaces and access routes.
Local Election Board Reviews Objections to Nominees
Fragmentary OCR shows a review of objections to nominees with references to party figures and percentages. The readable parts indicate discussion of degrees and votes, with names partially visible.
Local Government Proceedings Yield Purchases and Approvals
A report notes financial movements near Gillies Highway with a council push for a grader and breeding operations. Items include treasury appropriations of 2500 and authorizations linked to the Co-ordinator General. Milling statistics show cane production figures and tax impacts, detailing district activities and staff remarks.
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Mxtarere
Cornell
Setis
Isd
Tmls
Waigon
Harbour Board committee formed to probe stevedoring options
A committee was appointed yesterday to investigate possibilities for a stevedoring arrangement. Members include C Stl Holdcroft G Tener with chairman Mr T G Diliom and ex officio secretary, aiming to report on the best path forward for the Harbour Board amid ongoing financial and staffing pressures.
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Sometiow
Korea Casualty List Reaches Canberra
A fragmentary wartime casualty notice from Korea lists five Australian soldiers killed in action. Names include Fiona Chloe Gorton of Western Australia and Patrick Mullaney of Wales, with others identified as Privates Vincent Roberta and Lance Corporal Georga Letyins Queene among the names on duty at Coral Island.
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Mire
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Basen Vicentt Roberta
Damsel Dawson
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Worker Suffers Severe Burns At Goondt Mill Incident
A local report from Tunstall describes a Sn Worker named Senaegeee of the Goondt mill sustaining scalds in an industrial accident. Details are partial, with corrections requested by the correspondent. Further verified information is awaited from the sunlit site and official inquiries.
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St Goondt Mill
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Man Wart ie Cams Fire. 003 De Brincacs term at Et Arsh setertay
ZOURE employee Charles For. Tose recsived buna in bath eria and legs while trying to qeiench cane. The Tully Ambulance saved the patient and took them to Tully hospital. The clerk’s weekly meeting was stirred by the Governor.
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Tose
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Government plans to boost farming and transport in Queensland
A historic article notes government efforts to resolve budget and logistics for agriculture in Queensland. It highlights investments in roads, electricity, water supply, and new infrastructure to support peanut production and shipment. Observations reference rail and road improvements, urging immediate action to ease supply constraints and enhance regional development.
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Fragmentary notes on Merion and Mexico City history
Reading across a damaged column, the text references wartime attitudes toward refugees, Mexico City’s population, and urban decay. It notes a former wartime policy enabling migration, mentions a 3? million population figure, and describes sunken streets and aging streetscape with irregular building lines and low sidewalks.
Price of Tea Up Today Amid Trade Turmoil
A garbled market note reports tea price movements and a vague announcement involving Kalamia and Prosenpine with references to sugar mill equipment and an apparent trade duty. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at a cost rise and a nod to a person or firm amid uncertain timing.
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Ats
Kalamia
Prosenpine
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Fragmentary World War Era Notes From Courthouse Contentions
Fragmented OCR text hints at war era court-related notes with stray names and places. Mentions underground callers and a broken narrative about 1400 students and vigilant conduct, possibly indicating a public or wartime court record fragment.
Police court records from Edmonton murder trial excerpt
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1930s Edmonton incident with Goodall and Gendell in separate cars, a pursuit, and a fatal shooting. Witness Sharpe follows, car actions, beer theft claim, intoxication, and an adjourned case detailing preliminary examination and cross examination by Mr. Benpeis.
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Goodall
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Goodal
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Fifteen Fined in Sunday Drimling Incident
A damaged notice lists fifteen men fined for a Sunday drinking offense. Names include Jeremiah Keven of Main Pandesian, Terence Joseph O'Meara Bhieidan Street, Prick Gavanagh of Sheridan Street, Tenery Brore of Sheeidan, John Kerman of Sense Street, Mag Sorat of Boreas, and Leslie Norman of Rabinda. No employee connection established.
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Pandeesimn
Terenre
Joseph O'Meara
Prick Gavanagh
Sheridan
Tenery Brore
Sheeidan
Ineaireet
John Kerman
Sovern
Sense
Sreet Mag
Sorat
Boreas
Tin Self
Mesogvestt Fitertee
Justey
Leslie ‘Norman Ee Euke
Rabinda
Shipping Move Mtammmde Artivins Cuires 2m Tower
Shipping notes indicate a voyage involving Melbourne and Sydney with river port calls and steel cargo. The fragment references return voyage, Brissace, Toweurvale dur River Careers, and Poet Kam.
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Tewerrese
Brissace
Port
Sydney
Esi
Trom O
Iimans
Toeurvale
Aren Norman
Kam
Triste
Cairen
Obituary of Mr. Meory Jobe Pomk in small town paper
The obituary notes the death of Mr. Meory Jobe Pomk born in Balai who lived years in the community. He moved to Miristane in 1908, later joined the Railway Department in 19hk, and was respected in the church and local circles. Funeral services are planned at the church and graveyard with graveside rites at Cairoa cemetery.
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Lakestraa
Cairoa
Unclear source fragment on a hospital crew incident
Fragmentary text mentions a hospital base and a group of workers or colleagues, with vague references to contact and a recent event. Names and specific details are unreadable, leaving it impossible to extract a coherent report or factual outcome.
Mr. C. Fereds announces sully July B an old war entry
An established figure named Mr C Fereds reveals details about a pending matter titled Sully July B An Old War Entry, highlighting community concerns and upcoming actions.
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Sully
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