Babinda Central Mill reviews 1929 season results
The Babinda Central Mill shareholders report a profitable 1928 season with sugar cane output up marginally and costs reduced. Machinery and buildings increased, free conditions improve, and cane price comparisons show sugar price declines offset by higher cane payments. The note highlights plan for 1933 repayments and a forecast of 200000 tons for the next season.
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Babinda Central Mil
Warner
Ieratus
ELS
Conference Debates Cane Prices and Peak Year Plans
Representatives including Government CSR Company APA and QCGA debated central cane allocations and gazettal timing. The main focus was the “peak year” scheme and how to balance assignments while improving harvesting conditions and mill efficiency.
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Chacewatoval
New South Wales
CSR Company
APA
QCGA
New South, Wales
Power Alcohol Extends Court Action Amid Cuba Plant Prospects
The court considered urgent questions on extending injunctions while the Full Court decides. Discussion covered the Cuba machine project, expected superior outputs, and financials including a general meeting approval and share-backed investment. Stakeholders debated alcohol distillery plans, molasses use, and the role of the Power Alcohol Company in funding and operations.
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Cuba
Queensland
Warner
Toagt Alcohol Board
Sfistillery
Muarhet
Nolan
Solarsen
Aviatrix Amy Johnson’s perilous air tour continues
Reports from Rangoon to England detail Amy Johnson’s perilous voyage as she battles fog, heavy rains, and headwinds while flying toward Bangkok and Australia. The May timeline notes continued progress with repairs planned in Rangoon and a possible Brisbane reception.
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Rangoon
Aks
Amy
Aliyah
Imelly
Tnset
Morria
Himkler
Rangdon
Bangkok
Australia
Johnson
Amy Johnson's Record Flight Aims for Hull Rescue
London reports Amy Johnson plans a record breaking flight to Hull. Her father expresses confidence while officials note her rapid progress as the first woman to hold the Air Ministry license. She seeks to prove aviation can safefully uplift Britain.
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London
Amy Johnson
Australia
Hull
Oly
Avia
Amy
Eradua
Sheffield
Hessen
Air Ministry
Winkler Praises Amy Johnson Courage in Flight
London may 12 Gr Bert Winkler commends Amy Johnson for her pluck and courage as she faces a tight sitation in the air mission. He expresses hope she will persevere and succeed, noting the challenging navigation and seed stage ahead amid technical worries and weather.
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Etta Reey
London
Mix Amy Johnson
Bette
Woodle
Mtahachad
St. Ray
Bert Winkler
Amy Johnson
Million Gifts Benefactor Thomas Ferens Dies
Lomo May 1 The death occurred tonight of Mr. Thomas Ferens aged 83 whose gifts to public and charitable objects are estimated to have exceeded 1 000 000 pounds. His motive was to benefit Mulla in a particular way.
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Lomo
Thomas Ferens
Unclear cricket snippet from Lancaster match report
Fragmentary OCR notes show batters and bowlers names scattered and no clear event or score. The readable items include partial names such as Hallows and Watson with likely misread spellings, offering no verifiable outcome or timeline.
England's Captain Controversy Over Chapelin's Selection
London readers debate Chapelin's choice as Marylebone captain for a tour of Australia. The Herald notes the tradition of amateur captains and questions whether Chapelin’s leadership will prove suitable. Critics worry about fitting an amateur to the role and the impact on team performance.
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London
Chapelin
Agatose
Australia
Itie
Gallay Fox Knyplands
Upmer
Australiame
Herald
Chapman
Marylebone
Bradman Dominates as England Test Vigil Remains Bright
London reports detail Bradman’s brilliant innings and strong Australian display in England. Commentary highlights Keiser’s pace changes, Woodall and Bradman’s late bursts, and the enduring rivalry with Rhows and Gaver. Notices note May fixtures and lineup adjustments as teams plan for upcoming tests.
Transfer to Defence Department Clarified
Canberra reports indicate a future transfer of the Defence Department to Duntroon The Military College involvement is noted for proposed separation of department control over federal activities The government has spent £7000 on a new road improving access to the Federal Administration in Canberra The road project is expected to be completed to enhance central access
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Canberra
Slay
Duntroom
Miltary College
Cerce
48 Hour Week Plan to Cut Railway Overtime
Brisbane reports Premier A. E. Moore outlines a 48 hour week policy aimed at reducing railway overtime pay. The plan seeks fewer dismissals, potential pooling of hours, and adjustments to rosters. The Railways Superannuation Scheme may allow 65 year olds to retire, easing labor market pressure.
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Brisbane
A. E. Moore
Ty Netasion
Digmienla
Ned
Police Union Protests Pay Cuts in Brisbane Meeting
About 250 metropolitan police members gathered in Brisbane to voice anger at contemplated wage reductions. They urged government action to maintain pay and conditions, warning cuts would spark public discontent and weaken police initiative and readiness. The union demanded compensation through maintained rates, holiday pay, and special rates for Sundays and night shifts.
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Brisbane
Queensland
New
Commonwealth finances face heavy deficits and duty of states
May 1 Canberra notes outline by the financial secretary in the Treasury Mr MacFarlane to the Public Accounts Committee. He urged rejection of a claim while warning Australians must bear the cost of the deficit as wool and wheat prices fall. The Commonwealth and states face financial difficulties with anticipated revenue declines and potential tax cuts. Tasmania appears comparatively favorable but overall strain looms.
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Canberra
Senting Func
Commonwealth
Thyreaaury
MacFarlane
Wheat
Rica
Tasmania
German Outbreak Claims Youth Attacks and Vigilant Fear
Berlin reports ongoing attacks by a Dusreider vampire amid a wave of youth killings. A senior official notes five to ten fatal assaults with a killer targeting civilians. Police arrest a suspect after a fatal stabbing in Dieseldart and a later discovery links a wheelboy murder to the broader violence as authorities tighten controls.
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Berlin
Dieseldart
Ile
Ieaceller Alu
Wren
Billiard Scores Update From May 14 Match
Fragmentary notes show billiard scores and results from a May 14 event in Newnan. Edndon and Willige are mentioned among players, with little readable detail on outcomes or standings.
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Edndon
Newnan Tin Pha
Maryborough Protest Sparks Large Turnout at Meeting
A May 14 gathering in Maryborough drew a large crowd as residents voiced opposition to a new contract and urged action. Local officials called for calm while organizers framed the protest as a challenge to the contract terms and potential penalties.
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Maryborough
Mau Botch
Luce Hiesert
Per Niasion
Murder charge follows Geelong road death case
Horace Walpole aged 30 was found dead on the back of his car after a robbery claim. Eric Brockwell aged 24 was committed for trial on a murder charge as police say Brockwell admitted shooting Walpole. Detective Sickerdick testified Brockwell sank to him that day.
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Mulmourne
Horace Walpole
Queenselitt Fest
Ove Apel
Geet A Geelong Welay
Eric Brockwell
Walpole
Sickerdick
Wrockwell
Aviation notes and foreign policy confusion at Melbourne talk
Melbourne speakers described air power deterrence and potential clashes with foreign powers. Mentioned Kingsford Smith and Australian interest in the Air Force while noting limits on Allied support and territorial concerns amid uncertain regional security.
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Melbourne
Dai
Conmodore Williams
Kingsford Siu
Euull
Tnt Brishave
Enne
Suterrabtany
Speed record car aims to surpass 100 miles per hour
The fragment describes a charging motor car likely targeting a 400 miles per hour claim, with garbled references to a naval or air ministry and an aircraft company. The text is highly damaged but hints at extreme speed potential and engine performance.
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Amlser Than “Ag
Fas Hough
Aig Ministry
Fom
Schmler
By-Election Polling Dates Announced in June
Polling for the Fassiverm by-election is set for June with the brief notice indicating June 28 as the key voting day. No further details on candidates or polling locations are provided in the fragment.
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Fassiverm
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