Budget promises kept no promises broken in Chifley plan
The Budget presented by Mr Chifley is seen as dull yet consistent with election pledges though it offers little direct tax relief. Indirect tax cuts and income tax reductions total about £7 million, with a war-time revenue basis supporting a larger defence and empire role. The piece notes Australians face heavy income tax, ongoing defence costs, and a need for readiness in a changing global order with Empire ties and Anglo-American bloc cooperation.
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Fragmented Brisbane notice lacks clear event data
Unable to extract a coherent news item. The OCR text appears garbled with misread words and no identifiable people, organizations, or events. No definite date, place, or outcome is discernible for a concise summary.
Cairns Y W C A Hostel Appeal Report
A council debate over a metal quarry and its impact prompts a motion to seek a formal report on moderating the quarry. Aldermen discuss timing and party positions as the motion advances to council consideration.
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Binle Feria
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Longreach Milk Supply Disrupted Amid Shortfall
A damaged Longreach notice reports a milk shortage as the town previously sourced pasteurized milk from Rockhampton. A distributor bought it at a loss, but supply has now been halted, disrupting local commerce and daily life in the dry period.
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Rockhampton
Langreach
Shipping Movements Delayed By Hazardous Log Jam
Shipping departures and arrivals show disruptions with logs and timbers affecting several ports. Reports mention Sydney and Cairne routes, with vessels stalled near Stare Beismere and Sydney harbor due to congestion and weather. Local agencies coordinate cargo movements and warn of further delays through November.
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Grreral Congo
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Iran
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Cement shortage stalls public works amid prewar limits
The report notes no public works proceeded due to cement shortages at Darra cement works. Prewar production was cited as 140,000 tons per year, with output constrained as the sector faced material limits and rising demand.
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Weather Forecast From Cairns District Report
The Cairns Ambulance Centre reports the air service back in commission after repairs and a recent fire near V Bancroft residence. Weather notes include high temperatures around 65 to 66 degrees, with storms on the Tableland and variable humidity around 31 percent. Local water restrictions announce sprinkling hours from 8 am to 4 pm and penalties for waste.
Memorials recalled in loving family notices
A series of obituary fragments honors Walter Steven Howes, Mrs Rous Waile, and others. Messages from sisters, brothers, nieces, and nephews recall memories, birthdays, and prayers, with dates and places sprinkled among faded lines. The clippings reflect a family’s tender tribute across years and disruptions.
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Eat
Rous Waile
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Orother
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Mather
Nies
Mi Gammel
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Allee
Myrtle
Bill
Herberton
Hana
Bete
Renry
Thunderstorm Season 1 Recorded Near Normanton
A meteorologist notes a south eastern air mass causing sharp thunderstorms near Normanton with heavy rain reported. Moist air patterns in the north west and central regions suggest continued unsettled weather, with Cape York Peninsula and surrounding areas within the affected zone.
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Allo
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Monatsa
Hughenden
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Rentrale
Starr
Barnes Wins Appeal Over Salary Suit in Parliament
Brisbane dispatch notes the Full Court upholding J F Barnes’s salary dispute against the Legislative Assembly. The Clerk of Parliament is ordered to certify payment for four fortnights, while judges say the Assembly lacked power to suspend a member’s pay or remove him, though it may discipline by temporary suspension. Premier Hanlon cites potential standing order changes if needed.
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J. F. Co
A. Seine
Barnes
Batner
Assembly
Mamamtary Salar
M. Hanlon
City fruit barrow ration noted by mayor
A fragmented report records a city official noting fruit barrow ration requests. The mayor mentions approval for the applicant, with unclear names and dates due to the damaged text.
Labour Plebiscites Set for December Voting
Brisbane reports show two state ministers facing opposition in plebiscites. Secretary J. Burrows notes December 5 as the vote date for municipal plebiscites. Officials including Mr Larcombe and others are listed as candidates or figures tied to the event.
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Orit
Dhe
Rt DB
Ghedson
Ipawich Miehiselte
PJ. Slelnalty
Ipewich
J. Burrows
Gladstone Hospitals Board
Mr. Larcombe
Thas
Teter
Tax relief urged to aid mining industry rights
At the Northern Country Party annual Towmnvilla conference two policy additions were adopted. The Mining Act should be amended to prevent pollution from mining operations. The party also favors income tax relief for small mining interests to encourage production, proposing a royalty approach to replace harsh rates.
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Towmnvilla
Queensland
Public meeting critiques Labour housing policy in Queensland
A Cairns Post report details a conference led by Mr Maher criticizing Labour housing programs as unproductive and costly. Speakers blamed central planning for high costs, urged increased production incentives, and called for government powers to curb price gouging and shortages while backing primary industry pricing and wartime munitions drive.
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Meare J. Cummings
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Neil O'Sullivan
Mire A. Rankin
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Seston
Niger
Tne
Mr. Chitey
Tata
Ennai Gale Scift
Short
Maber
Betty Ore
Oda
Mrr. Maher
Meher
Willett
Metal Trades Award Variation Dismissed in Brisbane
Brisbane November 19 The Australasian Court dismissed an application by the Metal Trades Association for a variation of the award regarding annual leave for employees outside the figar mills. Unions opposed the move. After the opening, a small public gathering dispersed as officials noted no attendance by workers and no conditions altered.
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Brisbane
Austrative Court
Metal Trades
Figar
Metal Crates
Orned
Plaire
T. A. Ferry
W. Riorlan
Perth to Brisbane 1% Ender MoRs Schedule Note
Brisbane November 19 briefing shows new schedules under a national airways permit. A daily Perth to Brisbane service departs early morning and stops at Adelaide and Melbourne with exact times and overnight options. An eastbound leg resumes afternoon in Brisbane with connections to Perth.
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yRiaster Leves
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Nelson Annuity Loss Reveals Brisbanes Shipping Plans
An unusual annuity notice from Brisbane references premier activity and a November schedule. The brief item mentions a ministerial statement and a delayed event set for November 18, with phrases suggesting policy or funding changes and implications for local entities.
Housing loan scheme debate grinds council to halt
Amid heated council talks, Ald Crowley and colleagues clashed over a proposed Housing Commission loan plan. Officials argued land prices and government support were pivotal while considering a special meeting to probe the scheme, with fears of ratepayer burdens and tentative government backing.
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Unlawful Killing of Two Horses Reported in Quiet Farm Case
A historical report describes an unlawful killing of two horses on a farm near Witney. Witnesses recounts of the act, the subsequent interview with the defendant and witnesses, and details about the farm, the accused, and the investigation led by local officials. The account notes the horses were shot about an hour after a prior disturbance and includes testimonies from several named local figures and a constable.
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Andry Ie
Unclear OCR: Golden Casket Brisbane Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from Brisbane listing an event or notice with many garbled names and phrases. Readable bits mention Golden Casket Brisbane dated November 1 and scattered names such as Comiskey and Bombay, but details are incoherent and no clear action or outcome can be determined.
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