Dairymen Begin North Queensland Milk Cut Threat
Dairymen will withdraw milk and butter from Townsville northward from midnight. Hospitals will receive normal supplies, and mothers with infants and invalids may obtain items with doctors’ certificates. The plan follows a Malanda meeting led by J Killoran, with Roseblade summarizing Cairns vendors and the Trades and Labour Council backing drought relief and a 2 shillings per pound butter price for the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tableland Dairymen
Townsville
The
Tableland Q.D.O
J. Killoran
Killoran
Malanda
C. W. Roseblade
Cairns
Trades and Labour Council
Rationed supplies to Morrow declared by duty men
March meetings reveal rationing controls from Malanda to the Coast and delivery arrangements for tomorrow. Officials from the Polar Star Co and local representatives discuss dairy and produce shipments, extending to New South Wales, with decisions pending on certificates and draught increases for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
L Magtt
Malanda
Point List Company
Catrmy
Telivery
New South
Wale
Cairymens Tyne
Panied
Hisar
Easter
Dow
Haraon
West
Agrulkare
Simar
New South, Wales
Rimire
Ethoifee
Frylen
Pa Fett
Iowa
Disturbances in London Amid Terror Act Claims
Fragmentary OCR describes protests and unrest in London with mentions of terror acts, wind outages, and a march affecting streets. The report notes officials and observers reacting while crowds move through the area amid questions about safety and enforcement.
English Team Defeated by London in Test Aces
The article reports England losing to London in a decisive Test match. It notes the Australian side showed strength in most facets, with batting and fielding solid while keeping wicket. Critics say the Australians may have seen careers rise, but the defeat tarnishes the team’s efforts and leaves lingering disappointment.
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London
Australia
RAAF Long Distance Flight From Perth Planned
A long distance RAAF flight from Perth is planned with a four engine aircraft. The route will head south after departure toward a specified austral airspace. The mission aims to cover roughly 1000 to 1200 miles with potential contingency in case of necessity.
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Perth
Merck
Peace- Vane, Ingstianes Ratt
Te Raaf
Efalor
Sargest Bose
Aigat
Venta
Fii Pesorance
Tt Liberace
R. Sunding
Ooo Bay
U S Crime Wave Shocks Nation with Rising Murders
Washington March 5 major crime hit a record high with 38 rapes 173 felonies and 68 burglaries per day according to PAL Director J Edgar Hoover rape and murder up 25 percent over 1915 with robberies car thefts and miscellaneous larcenies adding to the toll Justice authorities note sharp increases across categories in a year of turmoil and policy tension.
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Washington
Mar
PAL
J Edgar Hoover
Long Term Power Rationing Planned for Domestic Use
Britain plans a two to three year power rationing scheme for households as part of a wider effort to overcome fuel and equipment shortages. A government spokesman cites a lack of generating capacity and aging coal and mining equipment as key constraints. Negotiations involve the National Joint Boards and Mine Workers' Union to set quotas and implement staggered shifts in factories, with some areas running day shifts and others night shifts to preserve essential services.
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Tt: Ie
Mine Workers’ Union
Mie Honal Coal Board
tay _ulours
London
Tramag
Mt ‘Trade Organization
Wenmomie Triofl
Avai Uge
Hye
Britain
Geneva Talks Aim to End Economic War
The report cites the United States’ push for peace to slow an economic war. Leaders claim the initiative could lead to a shift from prior 1930s policies, with hopes for easing tensions and guiding motions toward economic stabilization.
Trains in Britain Drift as Snow Belts Cars and Passengers
Weather and blizzards strand motorists and rail travelers across Britain. The Manchester St Pancras Express missed Eston, while trains near Bredon and Tor Newport report crews breaking through drifts to reach stranded passengers. Dozens faced long waits as supplies grew scarce and hopes waned.
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Vnsa
Manigual
Eaton Pales
Mantchester
Overseas Mission Reports Spark Postwar Department Inquiry
A House hearing erupts over alleged misreporting from overseas missions as the Post-War Reorganisation Department is accused of brazen, fake dispatches. Witnesses claim British intelligence notes were passed as official UK government reports and mishandled funding and personnel details.
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Canmeara
Litwral
Victoria
Esmtativon
Ptt
Seymarts
Deptiment Arts Hall
Brisieh
Royal Commission Sought in Parliament Debates Australia Communist Links
In Canberra MPs pressed for a royal commission into Communist activities in Australia. Attornies General and government ministers discussed refugee suspicions of Russian agents, with Mr. Spender calling for a royal inquiry and Mr. Evatt replying on government stance.
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Canberra
Maryn
Austral
de Hov Pyatt
JT. Lang
House of Aves
Lang
F.C Spender
Australia
HL. Anthony
Commundeen Tae
Evatt
Spender
U S Beef to Britain Agreement Reached in Washington
In Washington on March 8 the Secretary for Agriculture said a pact with Britain would ship substantial beef supplies this spring to avert rationing. Britain would receive wheat reserves and other harvest stocks to prevent shortages next winter. Surplus turkeys and grain shipments of 100,000 tons monthly will begin early this year to bolster England.
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Washington
Strachey
Anacron
Britain
Wen
Anderson
Agricultural Department
America
England
Mont
Australian mission to U.S.A. urges tin plate substitutes
Canberra Senator W. P. Astley announced in the Senate a mission to the United States to secure supplies of tin plate. He urged manufacturers to use cardboard and other materials where possible to replace tin plate, noting that a similar mission faced Britain and the United States twelve months ago.
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Canberra
Mary
United States
Aera
W. P. Astley
Senate
Britain
United Lines
Ossibe
Repames to Wanganella and Dockyard Dues Review
A fragmented report notes payments involving Wanganel la and a harbour dues matter at a dock. The text references daily duties and charges tied to shipping operations and a company agreement, with unclear specifics and names obscured.
State Rental Bouses.
A brief note indicates a state rental bouses matter involving bullae eaters and a purchase issue. The fragment names no individuals or organizations clearly and lacks concrete details or dates.
U S Protest To Moscow Over Hungary Action
The Secretary of State General Marshall sent a strong note to Moscow before leaving for the Moscow Big Four conference. The note protested Russian interference with Hungarys free government and demanded a joint inquiry by Russia Britain and the United States. It signals a tougher stance alongside efforts to support Greece against Communism.
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New York
General Marshall
Moscow
Russia
Hungary
New York “Herald Tribune
Washington
Poland
Greece
United States
Russia presses for control on atom stocks during Security Council clash
The Russian delegate Andrei Gromkyo denounced the U S atomic control plan and urged destruction of existing bomb stocks and continued weapon production before any international treaty. He demanded the Security Council alone punish violators, while U S proposals faced debate amid calls for strict regulate and broad powers.
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Security Council
Bretton Woods Agreement Ratification Sparks Parliamentary Debate
Debates erupt as Labour Party lawmakers in Parliament weigh ratifying the Bretton Woods monetary accord. Senators and party caucus members push for legislation to authorize entrance to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank framework, amid calls to unify the movement and secure economic reconstruction funding.
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Labour Party
Bretton Woods
The
Labour Movement
Amciaey
Wyo de Chistes
Chiles Ia
Ferry Mae
Strane Ples
Willie Tie
Bimonds
Quewnsland
Eee
Ravional Monetary Fund
World Bank
Sucre
Hut
Rae Dapital
Tetris Sane Fund
Australia
Saae
Riots erupt during religious clashes in Lahore area
Reported religious riots in the Lahore region trigger clashes and disruptions along the Lahore to Bhirglore rail corridor. Police attempt to restore order as tensions flare among communities. transport services on the route are suspended temporarily.
Transport Minister's Nephew Killed in War Time
Unclear remnants indicate a transport minister's nephew died in wartime events. The fragmentary text mentions war context, involvement of various republics or regions, and references to transport and duties, with many garbled phrases about rescue or casualty. The exact details and identities remain obscured by the damaged OCR.
Britain Offers Co operation in Greece and New Troop Plans
A Britain note to the United States states willingness to cooperate if Washington accepts primary responsibility in Greece due to Britain's economic troubles. It also says Britain does not plan immediate troop withdrawal and aims to deter Greek politicians from pitting Britain against the United States. Washington sources describe a shift in diplomacy toward limiting foreign traps and encouraging Greek leaders to seek help without destabilizing the Greek government.
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Hi York
New Homes
Atington
Britain
United States
America
Greece
State Department
Athens
New York
Washington
Saaranette
United
Grohe
Australia faces limits in Evatt era foreign policy
A fragmentary report discusses H.V. Evatt and Australia’s stance in postwar policy, noting debates on relations with the United States and Allied powers. It references Evatt’s statements and the need for cautious diplomacy amid fears of invasion and shifting global alliances.
Debates in Canberra on parliamentary pet numbers
March 8 reports issues in the Parliament with Mr Rowe and the Browds carling Committee expected to address requests about the pet measure. The text records debates over representation and potential changes, with officials preparing to consult and respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Roweveary
Browds Carling Committee
Wrangling Over Mooted Food Grant to Britain
Fragmented OCR text shows political wrangling over a disputed food grant to Britain. Names and places are unclear, with multiple garbled phrases about ministers and parliamentary actions. The readable bits indicate a debate or contention without a clear outcome or concrete details.
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Britain
Blazing Unmlan Town Siege Report and Political Tensions
A chaotic report describes a military cordon firing into a crowd in an unnamed town, with mobs hooting and martial law implied. The scene references injuries, a casualty, and government reactions linked to Sir Earle Page and parliamentary strains over security policy.
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