Higher Mill Peaks for 1952 Approved in Brisbane
Brisbane May 15 The Central Cane Prices Board approved higher mill peaks for 1952. Queensland total 963 080 tons of 94 nt sugar with 85 000 tons deferments for three mills. Ultimate peaks for Queensland around 1954 55 are 1 062 600 tons, with 45 000 tons possible from New South Wales in 1954 55, contingent on mill capacity land assignment and effective implementation.
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Brisbane
Central Cane Prices Board
Executive Council
Queensland
New South Wales
Details of Mill Peaks Era Board’s 1983 recommendations
The Board approved mill peak allocations for 1983 across multiple sites including Bab underoil, Cattle Creek, Fairymesit, Farleigh, Marlborough, Mulgrave, Pranner, Sugar Agreement, and New South Wales regions. It outlined meets, potential duplications, and future studies to determine land availability and capacity enhancement to meet rising home sugar demand.
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Reepec
Underoill
Cattle Creek
Farleigh
Marlborough
Mareta
Soursigan
Mulgrave
Fiabe Crest
Prosernine
Fiany Mille
Ury
FOOD CORPORATION PROJECT DISCUSSION INCLUDES BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN OFFICIALS
A committee featuring Sir John Ure Primrose Khair Gen and Lord Provost of Perth Beotland plus H Savile and M McIntyre discussed why Queensland farmers should join the Food Corporation project. The debate stressed practical sorghum production and local conditions as essential for success, noting current restraints in farming and industry.
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John Ure Primrose Khair- Gen
Sem Seaeersen
Perth
Beotland
H. Savile
Queensland
RSM
Eepheel Anderson
M. McIntyre
Mela
Pittsworth
Waterside Ban on Overtime Sparks Court Threat
Waterside workers plan to declare overtime stoppage next Monday amid threats of contempt of court as federal authorities press action. The Waterside Workers' Federation signals a formal response after a four hour work meeting. Authorities visit union offices as legal proceedings loom.
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Sydney
Atevils
Matak
Waterside Workers’ Federation
ACTY
Anacratian Porta
Regional Education Leaders Appointed Across Regions
The Executive Council announced new appointments for regional education chiefs. Names include Mr. Copeman as Regional Director of Bucallon Central, plus others in Meckhampton, Rockhampton, and additional sectors across the Central and Western educational regions.
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Amisbane
Tor Executive Council
Copeman
Bucallon
Edors
Meckhampton
Ax Pondpal
Siste Ben School
Brisbane
Mar AK Writmes
Feemonal Carvctor
Arin Meter
Musherden
Rail freight operative term obscured by OCR
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rail freight and seating terms but is largely unreadable leaving no clear event, entities, or specifics to summarize into a full headline and card with reliable details. No identifiable people organizations places dates or numbers are extractable for a proper summary.
Land for Soldier: Canberra Debates Holding Land Rights
In Canberra on May 15 members of the House debate a bill to curb State land grants for soldier retirement aid, linking funding under the War Service Grant Settlement Act. Mr. Pearce accuses the Queensland government of hindering primary producers by withholding good land while supporting soldiers, framing the policy as an attack on primary production.
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Canberra
Steece
House of Epee
Commonwealth
Pearce
Queenslaass
Queensland
Fie
Primry
Mt Palley
He Aia
Far North Visit By Opposition Leaders and Marine Members
The Queene land Opposition leader Me FR Mick Na accompanied by Mesarx Muller Evans and D Nichol son M LA will visit Par Worth from Mondar May 28. After Mosman visit Mesers Muller Nicholson will go to Atherton on May 2 and Malinese on May 2. Wickim Brant with Mr Wordsworth will visit Molloy Dimbulah Warreeoa on May 3. Palla Herberton on May 3 after which Waton will tour Dunsfail district.
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Queeneland
Mick Na
Mesarx
Muller
Evans
D. Nicholson M. LA
Par
Mondar
Rutting
Mosman
Watson
Mesers
Nicholson
Atherton
Malinés
Mess Wickim
Brant
Mr Wordsworth
Sist Molloy
Dimbulah
Waréeoa
Tully Palla
Herberton
Mar. Waton
Dunsfail
Threat to gas supply shutters Sydney workers strike
Sydney reports a potential gas shortage as 1200 Mortlake Gas works employees join a stoppage near the harbour. A miner at the plant reportedly walked off, sparking fears that continuing action could endanger broader city supply and public safety.
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Sydney
Sydneys
Mortlake
Actin
Walker
Sonday Rial Fg
Richlayer
Byanes
Polio Epidemic Reported Across Springs Area
A garbled 1920s style notice notes polio outbreaks and hospital admissions. It mentions Alice Springs and local routines, with limited readable names and numbers. The fragment hints at multiple cases and hospitalizations amid confusion. The piece preserves the era tone and scattered facts without sensational detail.
Major Airlines Agree To Cut Services
MELBOURNE May 15 Officials of the major airline companies today agreed to cut services from next Monday after a conference with airline representatives. The Civil Aviation Department director of air transport Mr A B McFarlane announced the action and said details of the reductions were not yet released. He added talks would be held with smaller airlines in other States. The cuts, expected to last about 28 days, are being made because of the United States oil situation.
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Melbourne
Todey
Civil Aviation Department
Air Transport
A. B. McFarlane
McFarlane
Saller Airlines
United States
Navy and Air Force seek minimal Australis aviation use
Canberra May 15 The Navy and Air Force plan to cut as much as possible the aviation fuel use with Australia to conserve fuel. Government 35 percent aviation fuel reduction will not greatly hit inter capital city ANA services says airline head Hotsmans. Some country routes will be affected. community services may be stranded. Freight will be curtailed but petrol will remain available for vital jobs.
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Canberra
Navy
Air Force
Ihely Operaione Withua Australis
Fae Aly
Me. W. McMaken
Sydney
Tuel
ANA
Intercapital City Services
Ain 1
Hotsmans Seld
Nevecthelwm
ABA
Cap ‘Alm Kolyman
Walt
Stock feed wheat price talks at special meeting
A shaky report from May 1 outlines a call for a special meeting to decide price policy for stock feed wheat. Directors are urged to consider delaying sales till May 29 and discuss uniform allowances across states, with differing rates cited for Queensland and Western Australia.
Obscure Cleric McPherson’s Career Highlighted in 19th Century notice
Fragmentary obituary notes Rev William McPherson, a longtime church figure in MESSBABNE Townsville, with references to a 1562 lineage, early architectural studies, and missionary work. It mentions ordination in 1897, wartime chaplaincy, and one of his five children Wilhelm pursuing seminary.
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McPhes
Ane le Moe Kaas
Townsville
McPhent
Wilhem Ta
Fealove TM awards stray in faded archive note
Clipped fragments mention Mrs Kate Loulm Cheshire and a visit to a home amid a Red Visited Ter scene. The text references 30 years, a shave, and intimate details, but the context is garbled and unclear. The item appears as a damaged notice or column snippet with uncertain relationships.
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Kate Loulm Cheshire
Red
Ter
Eae
Brisbane electricity expansion plan extended date
Brisbane report shows the state Electricity Commission’s expansion plan for country areas has been extended. Minister Riordan announced the line will be clarified within two days and the closing date for the bus project is now extended by a week to May 17.
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Brisbane
State Electricity Commission
Esep
Hcan
Riordan
Man Jailed for Theft from Organiser in May San Francisco
San Francisco on May 14 Henry von Morpuren was sentenced to five years imprisonment for stealing about 236,538 dollars from the Elizabeth Kenny Infantile Paralysis Fund. He must pay 10,060 in fines plus costs, with 19,000 potential damages. The appeal notes the fund total of about 8,000 remains impounded and the judge recommends the Children’s Hospital for infantile paralysis wards.
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San Francisco
Henry von Morpuren Wes
Wielay
Sears
Bister
Elizabeth Kenny
Mieane
de Costa
Ariel
Devtara
von Mornikrzs
Mas
Tyre Price Cut Today Across All Types
Melbourne May 15 A cut in tyre prices will operate throughout Australia from tomorrow affecting many types including trucks and aircraft gear. The move will make several popular tyre lines cheaper by about 10 to 12 percent, following earlier indications the reduction would start May 28.
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Melbourne
Australia
Wapcumesment
Wyre Company
Deciant
Uractar
Ir Eric Wight to travel by ambulance to Canberra
Canberra May 15 Ir Eric Wight Liberal member for Lilley was kept from flying to Canberra today. An ambulance was arranged and a certificated attendant will accompany him on the trip. Mr Pearce yesterday had an elderly St. John Ambulance attendant ready to travel if needed.
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Canberra
Eric Wight
Lilley
Queensland
George Prarce iLib
Wight
Pearce
Berra
Need to Hold New Guinea Warns Australian Leader
A political leader warns that New Guinea is vital to Australia’s defence and must be held. He states the Dutch presence offers a reasonable chance to deter rivals as many wait to occupy their role.
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Guines
New Guinea
Australia
Standing high before U N
Fragmentary OCR text reflects a discussion of international posture toward Japan and Australia. It mentions warnings or assertions about armed forces and sections of a speech or report, but the garbled lines prevent clear attribution or event details. No definite dates, places, or named organizations are resolvable from the readable portions.
Growth of fodder prompts state agricultural advice
A local council asked Queensland’s State Commissioner of Agriculture to advise on crop formation and fodder production. Leskie moved to appoint a senior agriculturist. the State Department of Agriculture and Stock has little information on the northern colony’s pasture and crop potential. Woolburn noted northern land use and crop viability questions, with one view supporting increased cropping while another warns of soil suitability for per culture.
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Werth
Queensland
Leskie
State Department of Agriculture and Stock
Etic
Airitie
G. Woolburn
Woodburn
Fragmentary notes on a murder case and testimony outline
The text presents fragmented, archaic dialogue and names suggesting a murder investigation. It mentions a character possibly named Sher, Edwards, and Mrs. Chumtre with references to a marriage and motive. The garbled OCR yields unclear sequence of events and incomplete witness statements.
Prominent Global Finance Debate Echoes Britains Textile Struggles
In a period mirroring Britain's textile decline, commentators predict continued global monetary strain. Analysts note Australia pursues its own payment protections amid shifting ties with the United Kingdom and the West, while markets anticipate further policy responses and external pressures on trade.
Plowing and Canberra Cohesion in Australian Financial Struggles
Readable fragments describe Canberra meetings and town council debates over expanding exports, funding imports, and capital investment amid Australia Economic strains. They note international funds, insurance, and internal economic reforms shaping fiscal policy and industry support during recent months.
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Canberra
Australia
Messine
Fadt
Icensine Palley
Peroaneil
Rue Igienied
Unclear OCR notice from May city report
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines about a minister, a colonel, and public actions. The legible item mentions May 11 and a care plan reference, but most details are unreadable, producing a damaged local notice in a historic paper.
Unclear United Nations Allegations Stir Security Debate
Fragmented report alleges the United Nations faced communist accusations over alleged atomic warfare use. Mentions Admiral Jay, financial concerns, Commonwealth tensions, and budgetary impact on government spending and revenue. Describes warnings of economic strain and calls for efficiency reviews and policy clarity amid wartime rhetoric.
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Nardoms
Furner
United Natione
Wage
Jop
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