Court action in sugar industry dispute in Queensland
The State Industrial Court directed actions by the Australian Sugar Producers' Association and the Colonial Sugar Refining Co. seeking orders for unions and members to resume work under the award. The Amalgamated Engineering Union and the Boilermakers' Society faced strikes that left about 700 fitters, turners, and boilermakers idle, delaying mill preparations for the record sugar harvest.
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Brisbane
Tisaralay
Mentone
Queensland
Australian Sugar Producers’ Association
Colonial Sugar Refining Co
Amalgamated Engineering Union
Boilermakers’ Society
Hidden secrecy and labor strife shadow ABU industry
Details describe secrecy within ABU and concerns over industrial laws affecting sugar mill workers. References to arbitration, wage terms, and possible breaches tied to a two mill arrangement with May and June enforcement dates. Entities include Mr Merri Kalin Power Makermh and several mills, with implications for labor actions and worker pay under the Arbitration Act.
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Owen
Millgrree
Semanta
Eoaineerne Union
Cecerts
Ace
Ait Bollermaghers
Queenaland Ngar
Reese Ferat
Caine Harvest
Strike Delays Start of Crushing at District Mills
Amid upheaval at Ay Otuer district mills, crushing work faces delays as union action and court proceedings unfold. Officials report ongoing negotiations, with tentative schedules for the first mill stoppages and potential shifts in labor terms affecting May to June operations.
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Meiner
Ted
Ss Tour Works
Cation Jeiedoe
Ful Dastzav
Pegale
Queensland
Foctein
Iicpeanes
Publi Witds, Inc
Bates
Major Selieren
Gijon
Caure
Australis
Sithouy
de Shahatin
MacKay
Ane
Meyribere
Makers Societe
Ith
Monk
Trey
Archer leads Surrey as Lindwall haunts Australia in patchy Test
Archer tops Surrey’s first innings with three wickets as Lindwall dominates Australia’s bowling. Surrey slide to 13 for seven midmatch after Bailey and Tallon keep pressure, while Crowe’s side struggles to post consistency.
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Australia
Davidson Ene
Seorine
Firat Iovie
Eri Betses
Fletcher Lindwall Falta
Ercher
Shoray Wueer
Tose Wickes
San ‘Lindwail
Uwket
Morris
Faney Detwell
Brazier
Aneher
Archer
Skeen
Fapp
Srohen
Laker
Midon
Surrey Rd
Plan to Obviate Nurse Shortage Faces Funding Hurdles
A government plan aims to address nurse shortages by expanding training in physiotherapy and general nursing. Training would cover anatomy and surgical skills, with exams in key subjects. Potential programs target country areas and rely on government ministerial support to fund expanded study.
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Ines
Hrawie
Fryhers
Cuts Aimed At Incentive Tax Reform Debated In NSW
A fragmented report discusses proposed payroll tax cuts to reduce costs for business and services in New South Wales. The piece cites NSW Treasury officials and federal figures debating the impact on employment and government revenue, with emphasis on repealing payroll tax to lower costs for firms and workers across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Orks
British Leader’s New War Speech Cites Suez Amid Global Tensions
May 10 dispatch notes Prime Minister and foreign policy stance amid calls for action. Reports claim emphasis on unity with allies and readiness to counter threats. Cited remarks reference support for the Suez Canal, allied cooperation, and potential military options through to political channels.
Atomic cannon to be fired forces arms race in test plans
The article details preparations for an atomic cannon test with a 30 11 inch shell to be fired from a battery. It notes the firing will occur under austere conditions and describe the intended target and safety concerns amid global pressure.
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Arlery
Dewicaers
Treluane
Leneusu
Tre
Tobacco Leaf Sales Report Amid Market Fluctuations
Fragmented OCR item reports tobacco leaf sales in May with figures on section 46 series and Mareete jung ang. The text is garbled but cites percentages and averages, noting office figures and sales totals in uncertain units. Strong entities: Ur83 Mareete Dyson.
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Crea
Dyson
Review of state campus actions hints at delays
Fragmentary notes show disputed references to the acting Attorney General and a Supreme Court warrant. The text mentions Justice Dupartment spokespeople and possible leave, with unclear details about Meath work, Maward, and Sam, all indicating ongoing review and procedural questions at the state campus.
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Brisbane
Cabires
Court Werraot
Dupartment
Meath
Genera
Garstaar
Artormey
Mtr
Sam
Austrian Peace Treaty Talks Reported in London
Fragmentary dispatches from London indicate Britain and other major powers discuss a European peace treaty. An under secretary for foreign affairs noted ongoing efforts, with an event chaired by Britain’s representative to advance the negotiations.
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London
Anther
Scelons
Me Wes
Aeene
Britain
Meget Kiana
Tin Lowden
Unclear OCR fragment prompts missing event
Fragmentary text references a person named Shane and a time element but lacks coherent context or identifiable facts to form a valid news item. No verifiable entities or events can be established from the readable content.
Unclear Text Fragment Prompts Service Contact Issue
Fragmentary OCR reads like a disrupted notice about service registration and late call requirements. Not enough clear entities or dates to define a coherent event or outcome for a fuller headline and summary.
State Cabinet Reviews Coal Stockpile Position
The state cabinet discusses coal stockpile status and ongoing measures. Officials reference Brishey CoN Courals decision and possible impacts on mining and fuel supply. The act mentions a government order and a plan to maintain a street pil as part of the response.
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Briseanf
Cine
Tay Cmlune
Varsgade
Laonun
London Talk on Australian Tests and Strain Doubts
A garbled report from London notes Mr Davies and Bill Johnson facing inquiries over a strained condition. The morning papers hint at test doubts and possible impact on matches as officials seek clarity on players value and form.
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London
Hhia
Mr. Davies
Bill Johnson
Dohnazun
Forest fires in Ontario spread with heavy damage reported
Fire reports describe widespread blazes across Ontario with extensive damage. Early notes mention fires burning over large areas and affecting multiple communities, with fears of rapid spread and escalating costs. Official updates reference dampening efforts and growing concern over containment.
Senate Vote Trends Show Liberal Lead Growing
May 11 reports indicate non Labour parties widening their lead as counting continues. Labour holds a majority around 156 with a Liberal Country margin anticipated. seat allocations suggest shifts as preferences from Democratic, Labor, and other candidates are distributed.
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Senate
Labour
Voting reforms for Senate debated in Canberra
May 1 in Canberra, discussions by government and opposition over Senate House relations, proposed joint sessions to resolve deadlock. Calls for referendum and changes to voting methods and parliamentary procedure, with emphasis on a more effective upper house.
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Arogur Sagen
Gorrie
Beady
QUEENSLAND RALLY SHAPES AUSTRALIAN POLITICS IN MAY
Melbourne dispatch reports on party figures in Queensland and federal lines. Premier Sir William McKell poised to assume high office as double dissolution looms, with Labor aiming to solidify support ahead of Parliament elections. In Perth tensions rise as the Prime Minister contemplates royal ceremonies and legislative moves.
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Baisrane
Queensiena
Canbehra
Rota
Fedsa
Melbourne
Sean
Wiliam Mckell
Williams McKell
William Stim
Perth
Uedeyster
Gemup
Labersie
Rene
Rineelt
Lamar
Amd Wauie
Kaltidtal
State Aid for Private Schools Debate Surfaces
Hobart discussion on private school funding emerges with unclear routes and local input. Citizens weigh potential state support paths amid mixed local guidance and regional education policy hints.
New South Wales Private School Funds Debate At Presbyterian Church
A fragmented report notes a public funds debate tied to religious influence, mentioning Labour and Country Party figures and a Presbyterian church gathering. It lists personalities such as Julius, Millar, Maher, and Kendall, with denominations and committee roles. figures appear garbled but indicate a political religious controversy and budget discussion during the period.
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Phe
Ely Maya Ehamas
Lechhur
Ester i
Puble
Russell
Puli
Pry Bestiens
Presbyterian
D.cisin
Julius
Millar
Rake
Ebieh
Beral
Kendall
Firma Ses
Tate
Weed
Gia Tee
Btale
Ale Lever Cilento
Herberg &A Casarehis Achocla
Byrne
Brown ‘Coneilan
Retinace
Tent of & Religion
Millat
Maher
Group Commas and Grouped Independent Near Western Australia
Data fragment notes groupings and values with references to Group eee Group Commas at Group C and an Independent totaling 292.80, tied to a Western Australia context.
Eruption on Long Island prompts aviation alert
An article notes an eruption affecting airspace with volcanic ash drifting toward Long Island. Officials warn pilots to avoid the area as the plume reaches altitudes that interfere with flights. The advisory details expected ash extent and possible air traffic delays.
Frontier of Laos crosses as White invaders hinge May 1 report
An Associated Press dispatch reports Vietnamese forces repelled French incursions near Veir Minh and Laos northern frontier. The Minh division pushed north, with French troops retreating toward Laos after heavy fighting, while American observers warn of continued tensions along the border.
Steen ation Ingles Wh Lordor Ma 1 in Pi Regine
Fragmentary text appears to reference a person named James and a race or event against Lexis Hodian at a venue tied to Rome, with unclear dates and details. Names and places are partially legible, but the overall event and outcome remain uncertain.
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Lordor
James Rv Vrevnt
Rome
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Lindwall Spelled
Surrey
Longres
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Berke
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Lax
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Suez Canal
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Trrenoma
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Leest
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Ae “Dulles
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Carea Club
T. J. Watkins
Achia Righe
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Rotary
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Presiens
Aetna
Rotary Inveraadendl
Civisns F
Adelaide
Rational Tractorg
Canberra
Cinde
Torosto Way
Ontario
Wall
St Arthur Padden
HV. Evatt
Welay
Victoria
Peysetterian Assembly
Tasmania
Hobart
Tasmaniaalaur Grom Payiy
New South
Walem
Ranmmrnis
Esa Vrwe Ohne Trerauwed
Leschhaedt Chang
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