Maranoa Seat Controversy and Self Determination Debate
The Maranoa seat faces a heated dispute over self determination. Key figures include Mary, John May, Harry Deuce, and various workers and party officials. The Queensland GCE and AWWU factions clash, with Dunstan and Foley playing pivotal roles and Labour strategizing for the Maranoa contest amidst a prorogued parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryoa
Gurensland Central Executive
GCE
Fonty
Wilett
John May
Tahornen
Harry Deuce
Luikg
Johny Molla
Vie
Aw.u. Tas
Matai
Maranoa
Mr. Durstan
Cywan
Queenatand
Aw.u
Dusietan
John Llan
Maranoas
Jim Page
Dunstan
Senate
Pittelly
Queensland
A.W.U. Theodore-Riordan
QCE
Dunstaya
Anguat
Something big going on in Japan mandating islands
A historic report claims Japan is expanding control over distant islands north of Australia, with Japanese troops and supplies accumulating. It suggests Japan may seize these territories soon, while warning Western powers of looming conflict and naval build-up in the Pacific, including actions near the Carolines and Marianas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tol
Haina
Japan
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR reading presents jumbled phrases and garbled names. Readable bits suggest possible names and places but no coherent event or dates emerge to form a substantive card summary. The source requires careful restoration to identify a distinct news item.
The Motor In North Queensland Explores Modern Travel
A fragmented account discusses early motor travel in northern Queensland, highlighting Cairns and nearby towns as growing hubs. It notes the inland hinterland’s potential, the role of rail access, and the push for better roads to aid development, with Mareeba's first motor car marking a milestone in regional mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malena
Queensland
Townsville
Austral
Cairne
Cairna
Mic Besuly
Astralia
Cairns
Tolgs
Atherton
Her
Horton
Landa
Port Dovyian
Cape York Peninain
Mareeba
Br. Savage
Russian Workers Virtually Slaves Amid Global Tensions
Fragmented OCR text reports on alleged conditions of Russian workers under state control, referencing labor representatives and a perceived coercive system. It mentions names such as Victor and TIme, and describes a documentary exchange involving international labor groups and political propaganda.
Soviet policy curbs union freedom and forces control
A translated Soviet document condemns anti worker actions and details the abolition of free unions and meetings, centralized authority, and compulsory labor. It describes widespread restrictions, relocation of workers, and state rationing as tools to suppress strikes and dissent. The report lists eight hour days replaced by long shifts and extraordinary hours, with wage and food provisions tied to state cards across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Comimuni
Uae
Birikern
Werkera
Niv
Tims
Cys
Gein
Porukase
Nexon Reuimnu
Ier Portal Works
Nile
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Hal Heron
Sarah
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Iter Thane
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Opera Beer
Uct Osman Sheeting
Bite
Din
Theo
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Sting Yi
A. J. Draper Ltd
Leading House Furnishers
Eni Fenda
Navy
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Vielts Calas
Wailor
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Babinda
Snd Tableland
United Brd
Ted
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Bain Ager
Sto Central
T. L. Parker
Melbourne
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