Indonesians in Dutch New Guinea debate at Cairns rally
The Southeastern delegate Mr Clive Harburg told the Royal Society of Literature State congress in Cairns that Indonesians had no rights in New Guinea and warned that Indonesian nationals there threaten Australian security if Indonesia pursues policy in Dutch territory. He said Indonesia is unstable and Communist, and that Southeast Asia events could see Communists advance through Siam and Malaya, isolating Australia.
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Malayan
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Agricultural Bank
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Pusan
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Oronarion
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Mls
Out to Acquire Territory
Australian delegates debated US and Japanese territorial claims and possible emergency landings, with Sir Stephen and Mr Tarure stressing policy to resist Japanese expansion while considering migrant and land rights. The discussion covered international law, potential land seizures, and open questions about origin and allegiance in the Pacific arena.
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Cyril
Hlarburg
Meta
Tistrict
Hans
Plana
Agosttie Prattes
Tarure Deelad
Shane
Sugar and land settlement debate in Western District
Local discussions focus on postwar land policy for ex servicemen and the sugar industry. Speakers urge government action to open Crown lands for soldier settlements, provide access to ready made farms, and balance immigration while preserving White Australia policy amid regional agricultural finance concerns.
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League
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Sal
W. Kennedy
Ste Kenmedy
RSL
Crown
Aealiabie Land
Increased Fares Between State Ports Set by Steamship Talks
Steamship Owners' chairman Captain W. Firth announced approved passenger and freight rate hikes with an 18 percent freight rise on sugar and higher per ton rates from Brisbane to Maryborough Rocamp Mackay Cairns and other ports. Fullagar presented ware and farm interests as consultation continues on general carriage rates. Passenger fares to Brisbane for first class and stewards are noted with specific city pricing.
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W. Firth
Tepala
A. Fullagar
Brisbane
Maryborough
Bere
Glaestone
Rochamptor
Mackay
Bowen
Townesite
Cairns
Tavens
Caints
Queensland tourism to top £3 million this year
Brisbane reports a surge in overseas and interstate tourist bookings across Mur ray Townsville and Caius with expected state spending surpassing £3 million. The Queensland sunshine seton program began last month, while the Union Kaaumbla sails with 355 Daiengers Sheets docked and departing for the hurt tonight.
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Brisbane
Murray
Townsville
Caius
Uranaport
Queensland
Northern Loans and Works Brisbanes Water Scheme Funding
Order to Comel authorises the Caime Mulgrave Water Supply Board to borrow funds totaling £60,000 for Bebana Creek water supply scheme. Details include £30,000 from the administrators of the Police Provident Fund of the National Bank of Australia, £13,000 from the Commonwealth Savings Bank of Australia, and £17,000 from the Insurance Commissioner for the Bebana Creek project.
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Brisbane
Caime-Mulgrave Water Supply Board
Impumis
Olice Provident Fund
National Bank of Australas
Bebana Creek
Insurance Comminsioner
Com
National Bank of Australoate
Freight ship to resume Brisbane service after long layup
The Alcalaine Shipping Board said a freighter will depart Brisbane on June 23 for ABADAM OULTOR JAPAN. A 128 ton cargo left Abundan earlier, followed by a second load of 18,800 tons of Persian oil.
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Brisbane
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Ibis
Speman
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Ealine Shipping Board
Migrant clash with police Evicts families at Bradfield Park
Four migrant women allege police and Commonwealth officers used force during a raid on Bradfield Park migrant hostel. They report unconsciousness, being thrown to the ground, and injuries while officers searched and removed belongings. Police inspection disrupted homes of A Stark and Kor man Chere, with goods seized. About 200 migrants gathered at Bradfield Park amid tensions and safety checks on East Hills road as calls rose for action by Premier Heffron.
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Commonwealth
Commonwealth Masters Pty Led
Migrante
Korman Chere
A. Stark
Iuy
Kathleen Thorpe
Patricia O'Riordan
Fen
Mary Bridge
Pnluman
Ole Ratelizis
Bradfield Park
Wepaldee
East Hille
East Hills
Safety Bureau
Bela
Wah
Heffron
Samtrary
Ir Hs Jarvanise
Eligibility for Tile Fylie 4s cise sorte from health department
Fragmentary OCR discusses eligibility rules and benefits related to supplementary health and hospital services in Queensland. It mentions contributors, employment, and potential medical supports amid unclear wording and names due to transcription errors.
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Sommaneeaiin Health Department
Funa
Jers Opermibins
Cher
Eal
Golden Casket Draws Crowded Brisbane Card
The Golden Casket No 104 draw in Brisbane featured top prizes and numerous bets. Winners included Florence Srena and Durr, with a large field of entrants from Cairns and Townsville. Medical notes referenced Henneberry’s condition and a bout of illness affecting lineup. The event noted racing and bowling figures amid late June activity.
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Brisbane
Prise
OL Durr
Florence Srena
Ak Duvall
Meachan
Sea
Dameb
C- McManus
Machelagen
Cairns
Gimeky
Hennebrry
Princes-road
Towneville
Gron
Hall Dativeliy
Kiebel
Kirbel
Collin Collins
O'Neill
Hennebies Lane
Bao
Maria
Cary Agency
Tmwtfonaise
Scien
Manos
Girl arsonists ace state win in London trial
June 10 London reports a sensational case where a girl arsonist helped a group of girls to start a blaze at their school. The trial heard testimonies about a plan to set fire and the suspect faced medical and legal scrutiny.
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Ace
Gorsnars
Sesmes
Basley
Jeanie
Londok
A& Wriserhamplon
Oltre Airls
Hampton
Pollina
Col
Wennerrs
Gullit
Australia’s Good Start In First Test
Morris and Hassett forged a solid opening partnership for Australia in the first Test at Nottingham weathering English bowling. A 100-run stand after lunch put Australia at 123 for one at tea with Morris on 50 from 167 minutes as rain interrupted play.
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Nottingham
A.A.P
Morris
Hassett
Australia
England
Hole
Cairns
Submarine Route Tales From the Belisle Navy
Fragmentary OCR hints a naval tale set in London with June events. Mentions Fire prod viet and Belisle naval context with names like Wane RIL and Muncy. Details are unclear but suggest a wartime or maritime fiction note tied to submarine routing and buoy positions.
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London
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