Survey of State Coal Resources Agreement Signed
An agreement between the government and Great Britain for a state coal survey and sale plan is described, aiming to assess quality and quantity, improve handling safety, and stabilize coal production. The Premier and officials discuss benefits, investment, and the potential impact on the industry and employment.
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Survey OF State
Nrisaine
Bowell Braffen Tehrien Sereines
England
West
Ely
mcuThy
Atriv
Roy Nivel
West Moreton
Rome
Louis
Heswod
Economic Mission To Greece Sees Tense Exchange
A World Telegraph report describes a tense scene during an economic mission to Greece. Colonel Sherpard, recently injured in Molburn, faces public skepticism as he discusses Greek reactions and the empire’s stance, while Greeks debate the proper response amid mounting criticisms.
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Sea York
The
World Telegraph
Colrnel
Empire
Stalen
Elinl
Benjamin
Northarn
Aznera
Sherpard
Molburn
Aid van
Nor Greere
Fotonel Skepta
Death March plan failed and blamed on Destiny
Melbourne reports that a proposed 19th century air operation to avert the Sandakan death march failed. General Bariy or Biary cited timing and chance as the reasons the plan could not be executed. The Australian Armoured Corps Association notes the action might have saved lives.
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Melbourne
Sandakan
Aii
Mmncal Federa’ Confermice
Australian Armoured Corps Association
Biarey
Kar
Fet Aurerat
Explosion Injures Three At Maryborough Stove Works
Nov 18 at Maryborough Danieli upper the die of molten metal into water caused a violent explosion. Robert Cannell 40s was badly burned with severe foot loss and remains in serious condition. Melville Larsen 25 sustained a head and facial injuries and Eric Hansen 40 was hurt in the leg. Two other workers were injured in the freak blast. The blast shattered a section of the building but left the rest intact.
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Maryborough
Robert Cannell
Reign Tove
Cannell le
Meville Larsen
Eric Hansen
Danieli
No Houses for Employees of UK Rayon Ram
Sydney reports government delays on housing for Courtaulyn proposed Tomago factory. NSW plans uncertain as state searches Australia for sites. Industrial Wages inquiry discusses male and female housing costs and a late decision expected.
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Rayon Ram
Sydney
F Wiliams
Courtaulén
rm_ aid
New South Wales
Frm
Tomago
Australia
Vmtr
J McGirt
Wind
Amalgamated Society of Car
Pentere and Joiners
C Dawson
Courtauldy
Ehalf
Secdct
Queensland “Trade and Labour
Hf Tealtt Cy
New Citizens Military Force Senior Officers Appointed
In Yabrera on July 1 a new Citizens Military Force shows senior officers named. The minister for the area announced plans for the nine service units and a hoped restructuring. Delegates included Liander and Jp Stevens with others moving to key posts as officials discuss leadership roles.
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Yabrera
Ur Wenerat Jp
Stevens
Terral Ff Walleigh
Ansett Advocates Low Fares Amid Fare Dispute
Ansett Airways plans to offer inexpensive flights as it resists a 30 percent fare increase. A Melbourne conference at The Department of Air Avalon was announced to discuss Ansett’s stance with other major airlines. Minister for Air A Drakeford said he would summon the Director-General of Civil Aviation to bring operators together following the prior conference.
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Melbourne
Andett Airways
Ro M . Aneeligh
Anset
Puajor
Department of
Gia' Avalon
Ansert
Air
A'Drakeford
Civil Aviation
Reduction in Lakes Street valuations noted at court
In a city valuation hearing, Mr Smallwood and Mr Bennett debated how swamp and mosquito conditions, street shading, and proximity to the esplanade affected land values. Reductions were approved for Gordon and Vecsey properties, with further cuts for Pares due to gully drainage. The court will reconvene next week.
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Benon
Permaliwood
Mr. Bennett
Calrsn
Mr Bennett
Smallwood
Bennett
Mr. Smallwood
City Council
Woud & McHugn
Woodward Street
Dye Hill
McKenna
Gordon
Art Albert G. Vecsey
Court action mounts in Melbourne on betting scandal
In a Melbourne court, Wanli faced remand on charges linked to alleged spectacular betting during the Victorian Spring racing carnival. The case cites involvement with extensive wagering, a warrant issued by the wife, and remand to November 24 with surety.
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Melbourne
Leccaro
Eats
Tarving
Wellingian
Wanlie
Flemington
Hid
Beadfort
Queen-street
Melbed
R. Meehan Kc' Stor
Wanli
Genta Maria ‘Delencne
Monona
Kia
Wankee
Record Wheat Crop Estimates Exceeded
Wheat crop projections show record yields with initial expectations indicating a bumper season. Officials announced potential production surpassing prior highs as favorable weather and strong durum supplies boosted forecasts across regions.
Under Capricorn Baw TechnoLock Rite Reported
Fragmentary notes describe a rite labeled Under Capricorn and a TechnoLock device with references to ears and possible jewelry. The readable text is garbled and provides limited concrete details about participants or locations.
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Capricorn
Deportation Threat Against Australian Visitor in Washington
An Australian émigré attache opened a inquiry into the fate of Mrs. Mather, who faces possible deportation for violating terms of entry. A warrant was issued for her arrest. authorities expect a decision within weeks on whether she must leave the United States.
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Embabsy
Washington
Wiloor Evert
Berty
Violetinn
Mra
Mather
Abe
Raucody
Andi Miele
Herrau
Ewart
Alenmagu
United
America
Mian Wean
Teeaser
Wompital
Ity
Inter War
Pattion
Error in ARU attendance transport minister apologist
Brisbane reports an information error in ARU attendance at a railway event. The committee chair Mr Prat stated that 144 ARU workers were absent due to illness or unspecified reasons, with a claim of a false interpretation surrounding the attendance figures and transport minister apology noted in source.
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ARU
Apologetio
Brisbane
Inewieh Yeetertay
Reilwer Ork
Ronaly Intecurita
Roatan
Making
Shaenee
A.R.C
Building materials supply debate in Canberra
In Canberra the Prime Minister told Parliament that the supply of Dulidine materials to Queensland should be sped up. He faced a question from Mr Praneia about actions to accelerate delivery to meet Queensland's building quota. The discussion highlighted concerns over imports from other states and the impact on the national program.
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Canberra
Novib
Prine Mantdter
Mtr
JB Chitey
Gueenaland
Howe of Representatives
Wadey
Benatar
Aabrey
Questi
Queenalant
Praneia
Ehat
Gurenaland
Erie
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