Widespread search for missing Proctor honeymooners
Melbourne May 12 The search for missing honeymoon couple Mr and Mrs Martin Cherry could cost between 50000 and 100000 if not found soon said Assistant Director-General of Civil Aviation C S Wiggins. The Cessna style Proctor they flew from England to Sydney is missing between Keepans Dutch Timor and Darwin with one engine out. Two more R A A F Lincoln bombers from Amberley Queensland joined the effort this afternoon.
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Melbourne
Martin Cherry
Civil Aviation
C. S. Wigsmna
Amberley
Queensland
Lincoln
Ad. Hee Civartest
London talks on waterside ban and private enterprise
The Daily Mail reports the British Government considering restoring private enterprise at waterside operations. Food Minister and importers discuss snags, with legal advisers shaping proposals. The next forty nights could reveal contract details and framework of the agreement.
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London
Geert’ Ender
Ste
Mo Federation
Baley Darlity
Exterprice High Court
Daily Mail
Oi Dribbane
Nate Buyers
Adler
House of Commons
Amowzow
Duniry Board
Brisbane
United Kingdom
Australa
Federation
Teese Timion Funda
Eral Council
Gunn Amie
Gunn
Levee on Queen's Birthday Ceremony Revived
A ceremonial levee will be held in Brubene on June 4 to mark Queen Elizabeth's official birthday. Governor John Lovarace will attend at Parliament House, with a colorful parade and loyalty to Her Majesty.
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Brubene
Rawr John (Lovarace
Gunther
Barliament- Bouse
Ser
Water Rights Inquiry in Brisbane May 12
A fragmentary note reports a water dispute near Brisbane involving individuals named Jear-ald Goonerwindgrasser Mell Potlock and Telek, with references to Mornington and Queensland. The text is garbled but mentions ownership, a march for water, and a resolution in a local context.
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Brisbane
Mornington
Telek
Tresland
Ernest
Queensland
Charges Against Rosean Truce Tales Spark Probe
A garbled report cites Admiral Joy describing daily meetings and fear during a tense wartime period. The document mentions Communist threats and a single blocking factor named in the discussion, indicating a political and military context under review.
Basic Wage Rise Threatens Railway Finances
A confused report describes a government wage rise causing financial strain on the Railway Department. Minister for Port Mr J Duggan notes costs rising, with figures citing about 378,000 and demands for more funds to cover higher wages and maintenance. The debate centers on law and funding provisions.
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Duggn
Duggas Bultis
F Barnes Death Mentioned In Obituary Note
May 12 funeral announced for F Barnes, widow of former State Member for Chime Ger Lo. The description notes her as mother to the late council member and references opposition ties in the mare Ail incident.
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Sy Council Smion
Oppo
Ine Mar Barsee Wees
Ite
Chime Ger Lo
Educational and Social Club Brisbane Experience
A brief notice outlines activities of the Educational and Social Club in Brisbane. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing community events and gatherings for members.
Petrol supplies may be cut in Brisbane reports show
Amid conflicting reports the health ministry official warns of possible petrol shortages in Brisbane and surrounding areas. Officials cited transport disruptions and potential strikes as contributing factors while urging caution and energy conservation. Local authorities emphasized contingency plans and continued access to essential services.
Menzies Set for Visit to Britain and America
Canberra reports Prime Minister Menzies will depart tomorrow for a six week tour of the United States and the United Kingdom, traveling via Sydney. He plans to attend a House of Representatives sitting and a Cabinet meeting, with briefings on Australia’s defence supply requests to both nations.
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Canberra
RG. Momains
Ameriea
England
Mensies
Bia
Sydney
States
Wadeneday
Meunies
Amorrow
House of Representatives
Tomorow
Meenzies
America
London
Australia
Americ
Unclear OCR Draft on Ministerial Discussions and Agencies
Fragmentary text outlines discussions involving a minister, treasury, and overseas mediation. Mentions night depart ments and defense, with references to London, Batters, and interdepartmental mediation. Details are unreadable and not coherent.
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Treasury
Londes
Goods Shortage by Rearmament in New York
May 11. AAP report says world economic outlook warns of merchandise scarcity as rearmament pressure grows. United Nations projections indicate trade disruptions and higher prices amid efforts to reduce arms.
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New York
Venta
United Wauions World
Rival visions of agreement clash in Brisbane unions
May 12 report from Brisbane notes two unions contesting a proposed agreement affecting Somerset Dam workers. The Carpenters Union disputes cover, arguing carpentry tasks and various trades fall under the accord while some laborers lack traditional carpenter skills. Investigation official Bennett cautions the agreement should not be wholly adopted.
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Brisbane
Sea Amara
Stata Industra Court
Aeree Ion Tetmeen
Ellen A. Mumbet
Eimerset
Tea
Ndiculosa
Carpenters
A.W
Somerset
Pl. Bennett
Te Tretigation Commission
General Ridgway Hands Over Tokyo Report May 12
General Ridgway hands over control in Tokyo as Allied forces advance. Report covers transfer of duties and ongoing operations in Japan and France ally support, with details on timing and key personnel involved.
Coalition Army in Europe United to Fight Together
Fragmentary note suggests a coalition of forces in Europe sharing confidence to work and fight together, referencing soldiers and collaboration across nations during a military context. The garbled text mentions Korea and Europe and implies unity and combined effort against a common foe.
Work May Restart on Thursday
Fragmentary note indicates plans to restart work on Thursday after a delay. A meeting is called to decide the next steps and address issues delaying the restart.
Australia Seeks Beef Trade via United States
Mr Vaughn warned Australia faces a long road to build a substantial beef market in the United States as American producers favor certain meat colours and tastes. He noted potential in U S production but emphasized barriers and differing preferences in consumer demand.
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Grawery Association
Queensland
Amer
Toka
Americas
Samara
Ueo
America
Vagus Seid
United States
Frien
Mr ‘Vaughn
Adverse Trade Balance Shown In Latest Statistics May Update
Inaccurate early figures suggest a worsening trade balance, with experts noting that April’s weak results reflect delayed effects. Analysts caution that recent gains may not yet appear in current month data, highlighting shifts in imports and exports through spring.
Victorian police death shocks town as murder case unfolds
A Victorian police death sparks a murder investigation with ties to a court case and a prominent suspect. The report notes the suspect’s possible relation to the case and mentions the timeline extending over a fortnight.
Graziers Protest Railway Ruling Amid Queensland Debate
In Queensland a committee meeting criticized a Railway ruling affecting stock loading and yards. Key speakers Mr Pownall and Mr Elliott pressed for reallocation of facilities, veto authority for the Commissioner for Railways, and extending weekend stock loading rights while protecting coal and stock interests. The discussions touched Blair Athol, Blair Athol coal, Ingham stock siding, and cracking yards removal and rebuilding plans.
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TM Pownall
Queennsland United
PA. Eillett
Chey
Bair Atal
Queensland
Ir. Elliott
Brd
Blair Athol
Ingham
Navy Hopes New War Plans Ahead of War With Soviets
The US Navy announces strategy to deter a Soviet attack by building a fleet of new armored ships and faster submarine patrols. Secretary of the Navy pledges readiness for a potential conflict in the event of hostilities.
Sale of Optum Thoman May 11 Lae
A public sale notice announces the disposition of Optum Thoman goods on May 11 in Las Angeles East district. The notice lists the seller as Optum Trust and identifies the property to be sold under court order with bidding expected to begin at set minimums.
Carruthers Defeats O'Brien in Tight Bout
In a hard fought match Carruthers outboxed O'Brien to win the decisive seventh round. O'Brien pressed forward with strong blows in rounds eight and six but Carruthers landed cleaner hits and secured the decision, his eighth win in a row.
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Carruthers Tain
Arief
O'Brien
Yakati
Peeved
Obrien O'Brien
Bas Obrien
NSW Hotel Meals Criticised
NSW hotel meals faced criticism as reports claim denial of rooms to a public figure and uneven service. The piece notes rising tariffs and charges for meals, with accusations of neglect and favoritism amid ongoing hospitality disputes.
LAMERAL PARTY MEETING REPORTS POSTPONED
A garbled May 13 entry references a Labour Party meeting with unclear details and several misread terms. The fragment mentions Atta and Altieri and hints at a scheduled discussion among party members and organizers, with no clear outcome or location.
Fragmentary note on restrictions in Sarum and personnel
A partial OCR fragment mentions restrictions in Sarum and references individuals. It notes Mr Janne and Sees in connection to the topic, with unclear surrounding context and scattered phrases about brine and fare restrictions.
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Janne
Sarum
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