Brisbane Frootce Market Brief Fragment Incomplete Note
An unreadable OCR fragment from Brisbane market notes mentions prices and times with errors. It names Brisbane and St Romia, references a closing period around eight to ten, and notes two other people were prepared in at an unspecified time. The readable content is highly garbled.
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Brisbane
Frootce Market
Barc
Pumpbice
Romia Aseet
Antie Tagen
Maite Wee Wold
Australian Press Snapshot Behind the Newswire
A cryptic OCR snippet shows references to Len Bulansell and Atherton with mentions of the Australian Associated Press providing overseas material. The fragment hints at an international news wire service relay and local subscriber context, but details are obscured by garbled text.
Cairns Faces Prolonged Power Outage After Blackout
A Cairns city discussion centers on widespread street light failures during the blackout. Officials and Hydro Board members consider safeguards and joint action to restore lighting and prevent further dark streets. Citizens report dim or missing lamps, affecting traffic and safety.
Belgium in Resistance and German Occupation Amid Invasion
A British report outlines Belgian resistance against German occupation. It notes armed bands, sabotage, and repression as Belgium moves to form a civil authority and collaborate with Allied military authorities. The Belgian government in exile seeks legitimacy while parties debate postwar reforms and governance.
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Orlee
Belgium
Saeiw
Fark
Publi
Dligene
Eueb
All Supreme Resistance Committee
Eaders Tong
Gieman
Vom
Maniter
Falkentauren
Gestapo
Himmler
Norkle
London
Llerghand Press
Norahiy
Nweik
Armien
Cvssin
Belguwa
Policies
Groupe Unide Belgian
Mutch
Inddpreraind
Walt Ant
Menamerie
Betveren
Earle
Iis
Amalgamated Enginsering Union Strike Ends
Seven hundred workers at the Amalgamated Engineering Union involved in a disrupted strike resumed work after a mass meeting. The terms of resumption were not disclosed in court. State Secretary says the agreement was voluntary to end the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pewich
Railway Department
Amalgamated ‘Engineering Union
Wions
Tir Viewney Law First Victory Lawn Launch Next Monday
A looming launch by Prime Minister J Curtin is set for Monday with a focus on the 198 million initiative. A resident near 304 Severin Street received first aid after being struck by a vehicle on Mulgrave Road, later admitted to Cairns District Hospital with concussion. City and shire councils hold a joint meeting to discuss rail and water projects, including district-wide warnings for a new freight train and lead testing of a public water main. The Cairns council also reported legal actions and fines for drunkenness and traffic offenses, with several local individuals appearing in court and facing penalties.
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J Curtin
Vesuvius Eruption Report From Naples March 3
The Se jae Cotes Press in Naplet reports ongoing eruptions of Vesuvius. Eyewitnesses describe lava flows and ash clouds as evacuations proceed. An Allied Military Government administers the occupied territory. Residents seek safety as the danger continues.
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Londos
Se Jae Cotes Press
Saat
Sue
Barrecaing
Cairns Patriotic Fund Receives Support From Survivors
Cairns Patriotic Fund reports continued backing from local survivors and communities. The Cairns Rail and Department participate in a national appeal, noting extended aid and experience guiding the fund’s efforts through May to June.
Allied naval air assault sinks enemy convoy with heavy losses
Report from the Pacific fronts details a major engagement near New Guinea with Japanese convoy sinking, extensive bombing and strafing raids on Wewak, Rabaul, and surrounding airfields. Allied forces claim multiple ships and installations damaged or destroyed, while pursuing remnants on Ramuts Island and adjacent waters.
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Admiralty Ianas
Terres
Ergland
Namatanst
Cape Sena
Bares
Fem
New Britain
Kerevia Bey
Fawar Point
Mesavas Ba
Tease
Ponisaula
Bondo
Garmala
Lumeen
New Guinea
Allied action in South-west Pacific nets heavy enemy losses
War brief notes Allied air and naval strikes over the South-west Pacific with reports of more than ten enemy ships sunk or damaged, dozens of vessels impaired, and substantial Japanese combat losses. The tally cites aircraft and merchant ships, including destroyers and submarines, with numerous vessels damaged in operations near Wewek, Wanrak, and surrounding waters.
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South-west St Pacific
Zymy
Wanrak
Hemal
Alretant
Hese
iTames
Iaey Warah
Catao Vessela
Dentrnyera
Carse Yeamle
Berger
Anal
Ato Tone
Rhediien
Min
Beeminden Borge
Cosmca
Perspee Sunes
Morst Kaiirs
Dapagin
Porvione
Dewmneins
Bougsinville
Abeiver
Narsheaai
Chestul Ou
Sugar Experiment Stations review at QCGA conference
Report from the Queensland Cane Growers Association conference outlines ESR activities and funding concerns. It notes cane breeding, varieties, and machinery development, plus calls to amend the Act to allow appeals and the council’s role in addressing grower issues.
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Bundaberg
Queensland
Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations
Othe Sear
Manuel
Rand
Saarés
le Sone
Bea
State Elections and Communist Party Rally Confusion
Fragmented report covers state elections and a chaotic rally in Gordonvale with Communist Party alignment praised. Attendee count exceeds 30, amid claims of mining resource focus and alleged wartime bombing narratives.
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Cordonvaie
Tale
Palle
Patterson
Tush
Bar Sul
Eles von Funda
Ang
Tolleafer
Inner Hot Springs
Coriemuni Party
Paty
Comumunist Parte
al Nort Guetadi
Black Vessel Repairs Delayed In Sydney Harbor
Sydney March 1 The repair of the vessel Black is stalled as workers at the shipyard refuse to continue. Employers and union leaders clash over urgent repair work tied to Anniversary Day, with the Council of Trade Unions and the New South Wales Trades and Labour Council pressing for an end to the work ban.
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Sheesie Steele
Cgie Auman Council of Trade Unions
Greekng Toons
Sout Wales Trades and Labour Council
Feuars
Building unions rejected in Queensland appeals case
Application refused in Queensland on a workers union matter involving carpenters and painters. The Registrar noted wartime era disruptions and national service as factors, with many union members away from home and papers not renewed.
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Srisbane
Carpenters and Famers
Antara
Inauattta
Queensland
Wallace
Regatrer
Turf Albion Fare Gallop at Alnion
Turf report notes Albion fare gallop with hurdle work, Green runs half mile in 82 seconds, Anal three furlongs in 40 seconds, Adnieunn three furlongs in 38 seconds, Cane covers five furlongs in 96, team three furlongs detailed.
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Alnion
Siron Tressing
Isle Green
Adnieunn
Albion Pare Weights Tur Saturday Srisbane
Two year old Randica s fall in PF Deetncauer at Set Chater on Saturday. Glenbareugh 710 and Tarra pogsion SEP. Bravane River Silverdale Commas 43 Pal Tis TT feries. Maiden.
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Randica Soni
Eswan FM
Glenbareugh
Watenhaber Certareen
Tarra Pogsion
Ana
Silverdale
Burm
Fey
Malaria treatment debate and rate remission at council
A council meeting discussed malaria treatment expenses and the widening of public works such as an esplanade surfacing. The debate touched on equitable costs for patients and the remission of rates for properties owned by the fighting forces, with attendance by Mayor Collins and councilors including McManus Crowes Jensen and Fulton.
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Sanoxae Surevervns
Murchison
Ana Federal
Petar
Eperce-Steeert
Dirk
McConribe-street
Public Works Land
Rssala Requerien
Sa Council
Cenc
Mayor Urges Cairns Entry Review At Cairns Council
An urgent Cairns council meeting hears a proposal to review entry into Cairns city limits. Mayor Ald Wo Murchison notes concerns over border controls, resident impacts, and regulatory authority while stressing the need for a careful public interest assessment before any expansion or enforcement action. The discussion includes reactions from local residents and officials about travel, intrastate access, and policing amid unsettled questions of jurisdiction.
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Fralt
Starkel
Cairns
Taurne
Indies
Commission
Cairne
Ald
Cairne Cy Council
Liam Apeidine
Murchison
Rinraan
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