Emergency control of goods transport to Tableland in Cairns
Cabinet grants Inspector E M Anthony full authority to seize and direct transport of Cairns to Tablelands goods in an emergency. The move, sent by Agriculture Minister Collins and approved by Transport Minister Duggan, prioritizes foodstuffs. Praise for Railways chief Hall and staff in Cairns Mareeba and other centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
E. M. Anthony
Tablelands
H. H. Collins
J. E. Duggan
Anthony
W. F. Hall
Mareeba
Dual cause of bottleneck in outback goods movement
Fragmented OCR text notes a bottleneck in rail delivery of foodstuffs and general consignments from Cairns to Mareeba, with guidance from the Rail Transport Department. It mentions supervision by the Superintendent of Rail, consignments awaiting notification on arrival, and long delays at the Dartetin River affecting large quantities of goods.
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Connigper
Cairns
Mareeba
Connert
Ant Ony Railway
Dartetin
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Pedestrian Mentions
Scrambled lines mention names like Lambert Mary Beek Dean Dempster and Demb plus numbers and dates. Content is garbled with stray phrases and symbols making it unclear what event or notice this represents.
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Anthony
Tim
Lambert
Mary Beek
Dean
Dempster
Joknan
Corveri
Colmery Unions Claim For Three Days Wacks
Fragmented text outlines a dispute where unions claim a three day wage deduction rule. The chairman Mr A Dueray delivers a decision stating allowances and suspensions for safety rule violations may affect employment. Department considerations and grant timing are referenced amid unclear OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmery
Chinese capture Korean fishing boats at Pusan
A terse report states Chinese forces captured Korean fishing boats near Pusan on March 31. Details are limited, but the incident involves naval action and arrests by Chinese units in the harbor area.
Queen Assured of Full Co-operation on Amended Tour
The Governor of Western Australia Sir Charles Gairtiner reports sending telegrams to the Queen in Adelaide confirming full cooperation for an amended royal tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Mer
Western Australia
Sir Charles Gairtiner
Poisoned in Gaol Im Palerno
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a poisoning in a jail setting with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a dire event, imprisonment, and investigations, but specifics are missing. No verifiable persons or organizations are clearly identified.
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Palerno
England Atoms Follow On
Fragmentary British sports note states England atoms follow on with uncertain reference to a team or event. No clear names, dates, or locations available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London Gold Market Reopens Amid British Rate Reforms
The London gold market reopens after reforms tied to recent British rate changes. Rothschild and Sons resume fixing the price of gold sold in sterling as competition to control the dollar bid continues. The 150 year old bank’s return signals stability in the bullion market and broader push to set price benchmarks.
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London
Emma
Contisentel Marists
Rothechild and Sone
Belian Brothers
Eosin
Broken Of By Brisa Raring Me Pars
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and phrases. The item appears as a short, damaged notice or snippet with no coherent event or identifiable entities to anchor a full summary.
Australian Girls Success Declares Security Measures
The report notes Australian girls prize a clear sense of security and steady guidance for citizens amid debates. Authorities insist measures protect public order while avoiding unnecessary interference with daily life.
Fragmentary Query on Sovereignty and War
The user asks about connections to sovereignty and war, unclear context or source details, and appears to request historical or interpretive figures linked to over sovereignty in a conflict. No specific person, place, or event provided to summarize.
American Negro Favourite Tonight and Other Worldly Vibes
A garbled OCR passage mixes references to boxing bouts, racing, and social commentary. Mentions Barry, Jean, and Dawson plus a Dawson box emanation claim. Notes about lease redemption and Australian figures appear amid fragmented lines and stray numbers. The readable text hints at a 19th or early 20th century style public notice or column snapshot.
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Cates Agricniversi
Rex Wrown
Barry Ant
Jean Derety
Dawson
Auetralis
Imenia Mae
Sutimen
Ed Elie
Severin-street
Sanemo
Patromtonu
Petramatn
Fragmented UK weather and event notes at weekend show
An OCR fragment reports weekend events in Britain with unclear details. It mentions Saturday and Sunday incidents or activities, referencing the coast or ports but lacks clear names or places. The text hints at anomalies or sightings without concrete outcomes or dates.
Co-operative Movement Seeks Wider Scope in Australia
The Brisbane based cooperative sector voices unlimited scope for expansion despite pressure from advertising dominated markets. Mr Jones notes 188 cooperatives exist with growing dividends and trade links. recent steps include a touring cooperative and new finance lines, indicating broader industry development and member gains.
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Brisbane
Mgr
Mena Fandvat Lonney
Fig Minieres
Sones
Speyntiar
Sapamecon
Jones
Bowie
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