Industrialisation and Trade in the Postwar World
The piece argues that postwar recovery hinges on international division of labor and trade. It notes raw materials concentrated in distant regions, the need for exchange of real wealth, and widespread specialization driven by technology. It emphasizes that freedom from want requires international cooperation and continued global trade.
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International Rede
Guestian W Mast
Lakonthat
Ussr
Long Indueria
District Excouraging Entries In Steers and Courses
Entries from diverse districts describe horse events and hunting contests with many names and locations. The report lists participants such as Llewelyn, Gale Mesde, and Myth Pyethorne while noting entries from NSW and nearby areas.
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Loum
AL. Paya
Lichtin
Dahir
Stoysnine. and Sustight Wil Spee > Rims Hunting Events Foo Sporn Nsw
Steate
Goa
Brsey
Wiliam
Seteas
Fragmentary OCR Note From Unknown Local Page
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a camo event, a car, a goa item, and a Morluss reference with scattered words. No clear people, places, dates, or actions emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
Australian Workers Union imposes levy for Labour referendum
Sydney June 20 the Executive Council of the Australian Workers Union decided to impose a levy of 2/6d per member on its 100000 members throughout Australia to raise funds for the Labour Party in the federal election and referendum campaign. The Federal president said the levy was imposed due to issues facing the people at the coming election. Mr Johnson was re elected general president for the third time with little opposition.
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Sydney
Australis
Labour Party
Johnson
Que
Soldier convicted on two charges of stealing
Alan Harvey Miter, 20, a soldier, pleaded guilty at the Court of Petty Sessions before Mr W McKenta. The prosecution said the offence occurred in June at the Railway Piste where notes were taken. Miller admitted taking money, was fined, and ordered to restore £5 to the claimant. one month imprisonment default.
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Alan Harvey Miter
Evle Youns
Miller
William Fawrell
Death of Atherton Carter’s named in Atherton affair
Clarence McCovey a former Atherton resident was found dead last week near Atherton less than a mile from his home days after his carting business suffered a loss. A severed body and a burned home guided police to suspect foul play. McCovey had been irate over a death in the town and warned associates he planned to travel to Albany before disappearing. Police guarded his belongings and parcels mailed to him as authorities pursued leads.
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Clarence McCovey
Atherton
Linralis
McCover
Aishorm
Public works authorisation axmourcer in Cairns region
June 2 Cairns and Brisbane reports show Council orders authorising a 1208 cap on avh oramg the Carnsala Board to ero and alterations at the Cairns Hospital. Health Minister Foley joins in. Executive Council approves funds to the Queensland Houseowners, timing unclear. Roads and housing projects for Atherton and Johnstone Shire noted.
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Arisbane
Cap Avhoramg
Carnsala Board
Cures Hospital
T. A Foley
Queensland Houshue Conua
Tre Paterson Highway
Lanefall
Rombeeta
Austeniius Asretatec Prom Drive By Tween Oretia
A damaged OCR fragment reports a drive by a tween named Oretia tied to Austeniius Asretatec Prom. The sparse text notes an incident but omits location date or outcome, leaving only a vague reference to the event.
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Prom
Oretia
Mareeba Distrubances and Local Crimes Highlight Week
Local Mareeba notes report upheaval as over 400 cattle were moved from Mareeba to Oneer due to industrial trouble. A farmer, Mr Burke, injures chin in an accident. Graveyard thefts prompt police attention amid bird and fowl thefts. Cabbage and beans supply and regional farm news are noted. Police court sees Cecil McKee plead guilty to assault. sentence one month’s hard labor.
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Mareeba
Aoneer
Burke
Isle of Henry Blunnett Died Following Long Railway Career
Henry Blunnett of Halsall Lancashire died Sunday and left a long trail of work across England and Australia. He began as a grease boy then rose to engine driver on trains in Murray River routes and Norvamon lines. His career spanned Britain and overseas, ending after years as a railway worker and later at Mundoe.
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Henry Blunnett
Halsall
Lancashire
England
Murray
Spey Ne Catrive
Wallome
Ing
Norwamon
Laima
Wiell Overseas Boat
Cairne
Morssa
Britens
Mundoe
Forestry Port Douglas meeting outlines timber control plan
A pre war style forestry debate centered on timbers and logging in Queensland. Mr Morgan explains a proposed reintroduction of a forestry board with ministerial approval, aiming to regulate log production and ensure social order. Discussion covers logging quotas, tendering, and a representative from northern districts.
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Morgan
Forestry ‘Department
Queensland
Itz Board
Atx
Beetle
Severs ‘Mills
Wask
Atherton
Var
Four Rosewood Mines Produce Coal Strike Rumors
Report from Rosewood area notes several mines active with workers discussing wages and safety. Officials plan a 10 day work review while talks continue. observers predict potential labor actions if demands aren’t met.
Federal election policy statement undecided on sign
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate uncertainty over whether the policy statement would be signed. Mentions Mr Chifley and a wider scheme but key decisions appear not yet made.
Grave coal shortage sparks national alarm and calls for action
A reader’s summary reports a dire coal shortage threatening employment and economic stability. The piece cites urgent government intervention, the Davidson Comrs report recommendations, and demands for immediate policy implementation as miners face layoffs and production declines across the mines.
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Diler
Mensing
Davidson
Mtad
Residential Area Cams Alteration Ruling Report
Fragmentary text indicates a local council discussion on altering residential area cameras and a new local reserves trustee role. References to executive council, a trustee named Mr Brie Mule, and a Purden area provide unclear context and incomplete details.
Surplus Army Stocks Reported at Sydney Depots
Surplus army stocks and shipments are outlined with August timelines and depot operations in Sydney. The report notes stockpiles valued at significant figures and references general supervisor oversight at the facilities.
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Sydney
Debutante Ball Crowns Graceful Attire and Notable Guests
A St Monoca s Ball featured congratulatory remarks from the Bishop and organizers. Debutantes from Cairne impressed with grace and deportment as evening gowns, frocks, and lace framed a night of elegant presentation. Names include A D Bramoroak, See McKenney, Mare W., W A., Purcell, Jean, Sheehy, Mae Harrie, Usman, Dyer, and Jona Crow among others as attendees and honorees.
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Ves Og
Aes See
Secfet Ile
iDr
Cairne
A.D. Bramoroak
McKenney
Cairaa
Bowers
Odin
Caan
Five day week fashion show with lace and capes
A garland of mid twentieth fashion details describes outfits by Pat Downey and Rita Menke. Mentions a white sheer frock and teal ensembles amid commentary on changing wardrobes and social events.
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Pat Downey
Cairne
Gwen
Mos
Rita Menke
Caurel
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