Dominions and Britain face Egypt policy debate
The article discusses Britain's plans and Dominion involvement in Egypt, arguing for established consultation machinery between the Motherland and Dominions. It notes Atlee and imperial cohesion concerns, the need for shared responsibility, and the risk of unilateral action weakening the empire. Egypt's strategic place is highlighted regarding India and potential Axis threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Britain
Atlee
Australia
Jeter
Juntry
Brrth Commonwealth
Sansalvatinn
Fedia
Uae
Rons
Commonwealth
Suex Canal
Australana
South Africa
Napoleon
India
Las
Austalia
Axia
Henelf
Audi
Cape Gihon
Motherlands
Dominions
Fritain
Unclear auction item sale noted at Romaitrrt event
A damaged OCR fragment reports a sale event with references to a license fee, several lots and a range around 3 to 4 dollars or similar amounts. Names and precise locations are unreadable, leaving the exact parties and items unspecified.
Tobacco Leaf Auction Prices From Aisreeba Market
Fragmented OCR lists numerous tobacco leaf prices and quantities tied to aisles and lots, with many numbers and odd spacings. The readable items show price points, weights, and references to future auctions, markets, and vendors, reflecting a dense listing of commodity figures rather than a cohesive story.
Memorial Notice for Beloved Son and Brother
A heartfelt memorial note expresses love and sorrow for a cherished son and brother. The family asks for sympathy and prayers as they remember a life ended too soon.
Fragmented OCR line hints at overseas news fragment
An OCR readout references overseas news and assorted press items with unclear names and dates, mentioning hurtful terms and partial phrases. The fragment suggests a story about international events but lacks coherent specifics or identifiable entities.
Local Event In Annie Park Promises Diverse Involving The Calvan
A fragmentary note from The Local Sphere describes Calvan Municipal G and the chine Manripeane staging an evening program at Annie Park tomorrow night led by Harold White. The event includes music and a Swiss Night theme. Admission is priced at 400 rors with steel, sugar, and molassen commodities involved in preparation and transport. An oil tanker Thonacils is expected early this morning to deliver supplies.
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Calvan Municipal G
Chine Manripeane
Annie Park
Ee Overcure
Mourtakee
Torianis
Switzerland
Harold White
Thonacils
MoTmioe
Ueneree
Alunite of
Ail
State Coal Mines Deputation Muster for Wid ee
A garbled report notes a state coal mines deputation planning muster and outlining parliamentary scrutiny. It mentions Premier, cabinet, and regional concerns in New South Wales Victoria Queensland and calls for further direction and progress validation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Pianady
Atv
Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Osiwid
Addey
Victory Day Celebrations and Civic Arrangements Declared
A chaotic report details Victory Day events with Alderman Onling and the State Government, describing civic preparations, the City Mayor, and various committees involving the Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, and Labor groups. The narrative notes a procession at Parliament Park, outdoor concert plans, and coordinated public ceremonies amid broad civilian participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardohin
Unitaciory
Chareber of Commerce
London
Hilton
Sid'sctiie
Mr Ware Squarys
Warner
Ald
A. T. Na Ghetar
Sureyrs
Guiamow
Rotary Club
TM. Crowley
Labour Party
Mowers L. Bropity
My Federation
McKawen
J Chamber of Commerce
J. J Thames
Ex-Bernicemen's Legion
Marcham
J. Well
Trade and Labour Counil
Sam
Maitre
Larsrus
Wve Grok
Soady
Mesdamrs
Nansivell
Hugues Ard ‘Toll
Siter Vincent
Mike Jean McCrash
CWA
Rsballa
Paracas Park
Sini Rage
Arrarut
Pinifice Trmber
Mawrt
Olen Markham
W. Wars
MeRevet
L Lick
Court notices and weather blur in Cairns region report
A fragmented report details court actions from Cairns including a consular matter and the annual revenue figures alongside a weather summary for Toowoomba. It mentions the Electrical Board appointment and a death in Annie Clare Burton’s family, with travelling and tourism notes referencing the Tourist Bureau.
Russian withdrawal from Manchuria report
Disjointed OCR text notes a Russian withdrawal from Manchuria with references to New York, Chinese theatre, and a Soviet minister. It mentions a possible troop movement toward the southeast and vague lines about weather and shore actions, with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary item lacks clear event details or a named outcome.
Postwar Policy For Agriculture Vessel Mission Report
A postwar policy item discusses agriculture and a vessel mission involving MV and a government body. The report notes discussions in the court and mentions a member, a committee, and a discharge by a governor. Details are fragmented and await clarification.
Dipes From North Queensland Timbers At Toe Phusician
Fragmented OCR notes describe timber based footwear and a Toe physician, noting unprecedented display quality. Mentions plans for a road light material, signed arma wall, and schedule driven programmes with showmen. References old attractions and evening show time despite weather predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Queensland
Tne Eleewrea
Ning Ane
Settlement reached in Australia wide waterfront dispute
Sydney May 17 The Australia wide wharf dispute ends after a settlement announced by Acting Minister FM Forde who said work would start immediately and 4 500,000 bales already double dumped would be loaded The government consulted the Minister for Supply and Shipping Senator W P Ashley and other Cabinet members along with shipowners and watersiders Today 102 ships were idle in various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Acton Rom
FM. Forde
Fords
W. P. Ashley
Urgent shipments held up by tariff and dumping disputes
Government orders temporary suspension of double dumping after meat and food shipments to India and Britain were delayed. Trade bodies pressed for independent inquiry while shipping and wool industries fear long delays will harm Australia’s economy and future sales. Responses from ministers and industry reps outlined steps to ease current bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Britain
Soa
Australan
Australie
Torough
Fudge
Minster
Macementa
Nowromaely
Une
Coatniaton
Bis Tuutaas
Agaeaumpiae
Appeal case secretary's appointment questioned at board hearing
The Court of Summary Jurisdiction heard Frederick Graham of Malabda contesting the appointment of Kelby Exnext Downs as secretary to the Caran regional Electricity Board. The inquiry examined Downs's qualifications, past roles, and Government knowledge, with testimony from Mr Bennet and Mr Graham on whether Downs could handle the board's duties and integrate with city council accounting systems.
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Eacram Shire
Belin Brest Downe
Cairns
Barron Falls
Traester
Reeinoul
Hay Sime
Frederick Graham
Malabda
Ewsham Ghice
Agaicet
Keldy
Downs Secalene
Caran Regional Electricity Board
J Beret
Downs
Fespimdent
Starux
Cerna
Wilklmoon
Mareeba
Cairna
Wiinene
Svete
Looge
Bennett
Graham
Aimilay ‘Gutern
Gursdon
Regional Electricity Board
Torm
Catena
Bennet
Graken
Hydro Basra
Hydro Board
Wilkinson
Counew
le Nian
Mr Bennett
Atherton Electrical
Clark
Pesta
Eprellant
Golden Casket Brisbane May 14
A fragmented notice lists names and addresses around Brisbane with a sequence of numbers and care details including War, Dorst, Warlow, Ryan, Huck, Holmes, Brisbane, Fifth Avenue, Causeway Bombay, Wilfred Winker, Daly, Whitaker, and Mr Creeley. The readable fragments imply a local listing or auction or service record in a historical Brisbane directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Golder Carket
Éay
Wilfred Winker
TP Nosnin
P Daly
Whitaker
Mr Creeley
Queenatreet
Brubace
Cairns Ambulance Staff See Record Month Rise
The Cairns Ambulance meeting noted higher free transports this month than any prior period. Members discussed staff increases, attendance, and a telegram from the Disposals Commission about Dragons DALE at £50. A claim for special emergency subscriptions was discussed, with remarks on attendance and conference plans May 10 and May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tour ‘Dragons
Dale Ware
Adeweuve
Cmet
Amurs
Cclomit Verman
Dawyagn
Owens
Qwene
Beochehampton
Clare
Sid Clamun
Edmonton
Cairns
Mali
Bilenian
Albeetiee
Eeeps cHialr
Cairns Market Report Heavy tomato demand and mixed supplies
The Cairns market report notes heavy tomato demand with variable supplies and fluctuating prices. Bananas and cabbage show mid to high availability with generally sluggish markets, while okra, pumpkins, and citrus display uneven stock, price ranges, and selective buyer interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benoa
Labour shortage prompts amendment to industry award
An Australia era report notes unions and employers debating a proposed amendment to the Industry Award addressing labour shortages in the sugar sector. Officials indicate pre-war off-season shortfalls and wage-sharing concerns, with testimony on impact and potential required measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholl
Cairns Municipal Band Plans For Future
A Cairns Municipal Band committee reports years of service and faces funding and instrument payment challenges. Public support is sought to establish a solid foundation within months and enable future programs. A subcommittee will arrange immediate measures and applications for season funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Lamaths
Cairne Municipal
Ibelty
Activi 4
Uma
Finanels
Aid
Boraline
Eller
Weir
Branca Foorses
Sincom
Australia’s Raw Wool and Trade Outlook in 1920s
A fragmented report discusses Australia and India as major wool suppliers, the June auction return, and the need to boost manufacture of woollen goods. It notes Japan’s limited demand for Australian woollen products and stresses increasing value through processing and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooty
Aurel
Levi
Walla
Atheir
Siriae Econ
Garman
Gottetrad
Australie
Ahipo Resurrected Brings Southport Race Controversy
The horse Ahipo, reported dead after a crash in the Southport race, is described as alive. Medical staff and officials discuss concussion concerns, ongoing treatment, and possible further operation. Witnesses describe onlookers and the nurse, while authorities plan next steps for patient care and event safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Max J
Ahipo
Southport
Lee Pack
Anc
Wwe
Wes
Abipo
Tim
Law Office Diary Notes on Salary and Commission Dispute
A lawyer documents a dispute over base salary and commission between a boss and clerks. The discussion covers whether commissions should be equal to salaries or earned separately, with advice to seek a court ruling on full compensation and how oral agreements and contracts may govern the remuneration.
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Wren
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Fairns Show Association
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Asea Anal
Casey
Tims
Amismase
Merket
Dyisnane Wey
Ruvaratire
Mameeba
Aisreeba
Srilals
Marrete
Adda
Aintys
Ain
Ana
Che
Aba
Zid
Las A
Tea
Ane
Via
Pia
Esi
Albertan Memorial
Rami
Io and Sons
Selagratea
Remieriberery
He Loving Wit
Rani Ta
Wmed
Mertiro
Boaele Court
Abe
Initimare
Bam
Welsey
Gates
Ama
Vinita
Tourist Bureau
Gretarny
Toques
Annie Clare Burton
Donald John Pelniger
Buxton
Townsville
Manchowia
New York
Nay
Ilusershrme
Neeser
Spa
Manchuria
Diarice ‘Carpentarie
Alti Boe
Wits Belatac
Shuoder
Winda
Agricultura
Viscaat
Aller
Exterk
Rom Cairne
Moariigan Martour
Diecharge
Gouxb Junnators
Calrné
Fimietali
Anu
Edeanon
Alana
Ae Olbe
Nave
Alistrallawde
Tords
Hernee
Uda
Erline
Teporilly
Walernicers
Oattarn
Foun
Prejudice Wool Saler
Wbf
Coustey
Seturdey
Jotn Burke Ltd
Burke
Indena Chipmernis
Haun
Cairns Market Report
Seger
Imere
Or Muir
Cane Church
Tabelle
Saaring
Canberra
May
Calan
Apten Chas AY Socterort
Ladiey
Adhies” Catunsitien
iRutis
Fry Euersnivetary
Finuyi
Prubema
White
Enhlsius
Caswell
Irene
Ag Mk Ua Ak
Chesier Wan and Co
Conwell
Ona
Norman
Vernon
Tollemaehe
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