New Australians face government warning on staying and working
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a government warning urging New Australians to stay in the country and continue work actions. It mentions entry, tenure, and potential barriers, with scattered names and dates unreadable, reflecting a period of policy pressure and mixed clarity about residency and employment rules.
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Uembers
Ak Yies
Bete
Werner
Batherlans
MA Badeeele
Nurses Examination Results Cairns Base Hospital
Cairns Base Hospital releases examination results for nurses with names and passing scores. Details include candidate list, registration numbers, and dates of result publication.
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Cairns Base
Appeal Against Conviction in Brisbane Court Case
An appeal against a Brisbane conviction was argued in court. The defense questioned evidence and the age of the jury verdict, while the Crown argued the verdict should stand. Proceedings included review of prior testimony and submissions by counsel, with the judge reserving decision.
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Brisbane
Macyeevueh
Gene Sidastien
Sleenaulier
Lamenriesd
Willamse
Heavy losses at Clareda le in harsh weather
Report from Claredale notes severe crop damage amid heavy rains. Estimated losses reach about £5000 with 370 acres under crop affected. Farm estimates show output down to roughly 1280 lb per acre, while overall area harvested is limited. Authorities warned of further risk as conditions persist.
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Ayr
Caradala Wharf Dispute Update
A dispute at Caradala Wharf continues unresolved with local authorities and involved parties awaiting a formal ruling. No injuries reported as negotiations proceed amid competing maritime claims and regulatory questions.
Memorial Notice for Beloved Wife and Mother Katstena
A family and relatives invite friends to honor the memory of Katstena, beloved wife and mother. The service will be held Thursday in York, with attendees from Newcastle, Eghland, and nearby areas. May Dees and Julian families join in tribute.
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Oneral
Flanor
Mareche
Pleher
Kait “Easley
Mtaine Mailian
Larsh Heifield
Camily Newcastle
Ee Werner
Katstena
Eerie
Cram
Shin
Charen
Eigland
Palat
Earsoga
Laura
Sih & Kamprad
Bom Svendeen
Murder confession re-evaluated in Blacktown case
Fragmentary OCR summary reports a murder charge against a man named Thomas, accused of killing Mrs Pht Mary Page at Blacktown around February. The body had not been recovered. statements by Sergeant G Jack and others reference alleged violence, a confession, and reconstructing events.
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Walam
Thomas
Tabourer
Pht
Mary Page
Blacktown
Mar
Eder
Jenkins
Croseenam Mining
G_ Jack
ELECT
Tack
Page
Perth
Jenkine
Sire Page
Tao
Untitled notes on wartime arithmetic and local figures
Fragmented OCR text mentions war time measures, school groups, and local names. Readers see jumbled phrases about dates, people, and places but specifics are unclear. The piece hints at wartime calculations, community activities, and possible local figures without coherent detail.
Weather and court notes from Cairns region news brief
The Cairns weather report lists temperatures around 739 degrees with 74 percent humidity and a record high 79 and low 38 for November. Coastal forecasts warn scattered showers on the east peninsula and possible flooding near Flinders and Gilbert rivers with southeasterly winds and slight seas. In court, Mrs Tranby faced charges at Cairns Magistrates Court for November 21 hearing related to a testimony in a separate case. Genet Aicken was publishar with details about a public carma bust in early November.
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Wether Bureau
Wipdaght
Flinders
Gilbert
Tablelands
Norty
Eridente
Cairns
Magazistes Court
Abe
Genet Aicken
Publishar
Thomas Stanley Johnson
Strand
Lopse
Alken
Two New Members Elected to Paerai and Buster Board
Brisbane Nev January 27 ballot results elect two new growers representatives for three years from January 1 J B Manoney Vengarie 457 votes W Attwood Jendaese 410 votes Sitting members re-elected include G O Sader 42 votes. A H Butow 403 votes. Other old members did not nominate Purcell chairman and J MeRobert not elected. Department of Agriculture. Chairman St Adehtnyre and Dallin 104 votes. Other members elected include C R Gamble.
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Brisbane
Nev
Paerai and Buster Board
B Manoney
Yengarie
W. Attwood Jendaese
GO. Sader
Mtatyanan
Lane will probate case tests mental capacity of widow
A judge and jury heard evidence on whether Mabel Lane of Ascot was of sound mind when she executed a will on October 15, 1948. The will left varying sums to masses and beneficiaries, while a later document amended those bequests, with executors Douglas Ter and Elizabeth Roche contesting undue influence. The trial, before Mr Justice Ohagso, explored if the testatrix retained mental clarity to appoint friends and heirs.
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Brisbane
Moy
Gul KC
Supreme Court
Douglas Wi Ter
Soliciive
Elizapeth Roche
Lancaster Road
Ascot
Emi
Mabel Jane Josegnina Lane
Roche
Credivers
Robert Jobo Bene Cleyk
Windsor
Lane
Zoche
Dutice Ohagso
Rex Fing
McGil
Mra Lane
Che
Mabel Josephine Lane
Ane
Abe
Appeal Dismissed By Full Court In Widow’s Suit
A full court dismissed an appeal seeking to overturn a jury verdict awarding 100 pounds to Florence Eadale, widow of George Garrett Kahn, who was killed when Dunbar’s truck hit him on a country road near Wilcannia. The case centered on contributory negligence and whether the opportunities rule applied.
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Wilcannia
Willem Wincest Dunbar
Bicken Mill
Sougns
Megligerte
Florence Eadalm
Wiltesahim
Abn
Actryta
Brant
Dunbar
Kahn
Lone Girl's Long Darwin Mov 71 Diary Note
Edna Ziggenbine Baw, twenty one, completes a daring journey and returns home after seven months in the West. She was under state surveillance and greeted by a crowd that celebrated her courage and the first woman in charge, with no resentment expressed toward her leadership.
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Darwin, Mov
Edna Ziggenbine
Bedford
Crest
Cedars
Cairns District Abattoir Meet Sets Plan
Cairns city council chambers hosted discussions on establishing an abattoir for Cairns and district. Queensland Meat Industry Board secretary and Brisbane abattoir superintendent met with Cairns mayor Ald. W H Murchison Ald. B Creedy Mulgrave Shire chair Dr W C Griffin shire clerk A H Forno and Harbour Board secretary J Wyer to outline proposed facilities and oversight.
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Queensland Meat Industry Board
4Aeson
Brisbane
G. Timan
Cairns
W.H. Murchison
B. Creedy
Mulgrave
W. C. Griffin
A. H. For
Abattoir Extension Talks Stir Queensland Industry
Mr Simpson described government measures to extend abattoirs with the board and local officers, in a session debating costs and management. Ministers and officials discussed cooperation, potential economics, and timeframes for building, with follow up visits planned to Cairns and Mareeba.
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Mr.Simpson
Biuc
Queensland Leat Industry
Breoane
Almerdine
Stocle
HP Cours
Requewidt
Cooperata Wiek Nis
Fies
Ald Murwhisoe Saad
Yreterday
Cere Rahire
Atti
Man recalled as survivor of Korean War action and death claims
Private Williams, a member of the Ma Bavalian unit, was reportedly killed in Korea after a field incident. His parents in Mascot were informed, and his family later reported him missing, while others described a dangerous exchange along the Taeryong River with heavy casualties on both sides.
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Wiliams
Te Ma Bavalian
Surestian Eeaneni
Korea
Qoteeer
Dicksen-street
Willams
Qautas
Japan
Belober
Cage & Wimpee
Wullola
Taeryong
Mant Serap
Mant Serap. “Eos Wuliane Wu
Bette Field
Diane
Dorpha
Tae ‘Hing
Ehen
Salary Rise For Members Sparks Political Debate
The Premier announced a BEI to fund increases as Liberal leader Mr Riley urged targeted rises for promising young men facing career uncertainty. He noted a 32 percent basic wage rise since state ministers last salaries, while Opposition Leader Mr Feetlist declined to comment.
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Liberal Party
Riley
Five youths held after attempted break ins near Armidale
Secrey, Noy TA wy mB and a group of youths were sought by Guyra police for entering and disturbing property at a bowling club in Armidale district. Five youths, aged about 18 to 20, were later detained as police pursued the case and a watchman reported an attempted entry late yesterday.
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Guyra
Ihck
Rewoutle
Bydney
Will Appest
Gulf Court
Mpnt
Armidale
Hueugh
Townsville Woman’s Claim Reveals Firm Names
A Townsville woman pursues a claim against Brown and Sons and Dalgetys in a wholesale distribution dispute. The case centers on alleged misdelivery and charge disputes affecting the plaintiff’s business operations.
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Brown and Sons Dalgetys
Compensation sought for lands at Doomben warland
Park Recreac Py Ltd seeks £75,000 from the Commonwealth for compensation under the Lands Acquisition Act. About 36 acres at Doomben were acquired on 3 June 1948, including land formerly known as the sight site. The area now forms part of Eagle Farm aerodrome.
Tully mill crushes cane supply amid shipyard tie ups
Local reports show the Tully mill crushing 2000 ton last year halted operations as cane supply dried up. Freight and waterfront space constraints hinder harvesting, with preparations for potential future harvests discussed by officials and workers.
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TULLY
Argument Before High Court Share Victor Infroves
Fragmentary news item notes an argument before the high court regarding a person named Victor Infroves and a son’s stance on a political matter. The piece references political processes and a location in Brisbane with dated context from November 21. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes or full names.
Truck in flood trapped motorists face days of delay
In heavy rain and floods a truck with Thompson and a Blackboy became stranded on Annie Road near Cows in Momanwaile. Rescue attempts failed for three days as gale force winds and torrential rain hindered effort, forcing a return home. Authorities and locals struggled to secure the vehicle amid rising waters.
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Apother
Blesehmore
Sydney
Pallor
Laura
Annie Road
Black Boy Sent For Toon Desperation Strains Coen Route
Desperate conditions surround the Coen area as five trucks reach Annie River but many are stranded by heavy rain. A Coen aerodrome vehicle and airport workers’ wives assist by managing the runway and supply delays persist with scarce food and uncertain relief timelines.
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MeIntine
Wilson
Berver
Coen
Fool
Mt Lip
Bleechmore
Annie Road
Annie River
Lafely
Hareevar
Hare
Townsville Disease Cases Reported in Nov 71
Townsville officials reported seven new polio suspicion cases on Monday, with three-year and thirty-year palsy cases noted. Local authorities said polio is rare in Townsville, while surrounding areas log some cases and cave outbreaks are mentioned as context.
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Townsville
Porioweg
Une Cane
Polly
Sity Ford
Dore
Toetaeilie Caves
Aberiey
Ayr
Brandon
Deu
Dallina
Conference to hear fare dispute report at Parliament House
The Premier Mr EM Han Ong will preside over a conference to hear the fare dispute report from the transport and tramways committees. About 300 representatives from tramways and other bodies attended. the meeting followed an earlier conference at Parliament House. The Registrar was asked to interpret and intervene as needed.
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EM Hanong
Parliament House
Ark Ana
Daves
Weather update brings scattered showers along coast
Brisbane reports a high pressure system over western New South Wales and an easterly flow along Queensland and the south east. The forecast notes a spell of fine and warmer weather continuing over most catchments, with temperatures rising in central and southern areas while central interior streams move downstream.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Lord Howe Island
New South Wales
Queens
Astersight
South Australia
Er Ik
Sydney Wharf Sydney wav 77 strike ends tomorrow morning
A Watersiders meeting near Sydney Wharf decided to report the work dispute to court and leave the strike to Justice Kelray. Shipowners faced potential damage claims of about 400,000 pounds, including 45,000 in severance and penalties, as overtime hours with no work were cited.
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Sydney
Wav
Ayaney
Thans Meting
Watersiders
Union oMciais
Justice Kelray
Srike Vgt
Pacontac
Wool sales in Brisbane raise figures amid heavy demand
Brisbane wool sales opened with steady demand as brokers reported brisk prices. Local buyers showed strong activity for fine and medium wools, while growers expressed cautious optimism about the season ahead.
Fire Brigade Board Meets To Address Undergrowth And Fire Risk
The Fire Brigade Board discussed improving clearance around fences and mill side areas to reduce dust and discarded timber hazards. A motion to cover 31 pounds for the time bill was adopted, and plans for repairs and a renewed fire watch were set for December with two firemen assigned to the task.
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Airee Fire Brigade
Veiler- Gay
Umeann Fire Watchiman
Lorishna
Griffiths
Entrance to state high school names and attendees list
A damaged OCR item lists numerous individuals associated with a state high school, including names like Harry Funes, John C Lacer, Kevin St, William Smit, Harold Smtr, Jill Jones, Judith Pearce, Catherine Phillies, Enid Nos, Mary Senoford, and many others. The fragment appears to be a roll or notice of attendees or graduates from a prior school year with scattered punctuation and aliases.
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Bante
Wsr
Lone Bearen Fine
Harry
Funes Sawant
Fiuleara
Meetin
Aes
John C . F
Lacer
Dessund Lewdons Pi “Lee Wabert J
Masse
Peorge E McLouehlin
Roderick Roman Say Shinette
Mna
Binerr
Dot Beer Halls
Kevin Stimpevn
Gessen eSiatener
Kevin A 'Simart
Wiliam Re Smit
Harold J
Ataale
Gordty E Ce
Leonsra
Wallace Fe
Bon Willamam Aschooite
Alans
Errls Minairy
Elanes
Archtall
Patepita A” Baud
Desma A Barr
Dorothy E. Trown
Mayme el Sains
Caravataierill
Mary "Ce Coidges
Jenbiy
Fathicla
Corvara
Romele J. Iichel Andrey M Freudenberg
Glenville
Goodsell
Blaine Duses
Dora
E. James Katies
Joke
Janelle A. Jones
Cine
Kirkby
Nomwen Koutelis
Rosine & McErwen
Udwoud
Drene J. Noczage
Judith
Pearce
Inyce E- Fetersen
Tellet Ween
Catherine
Doreen Hy Pont
Enid
Quirk
Moor Cy Revd
Probable Rise in Margarine Use Across Australia
A lengthy report from the Liberal Party notes a likely increase in margarine consumption linked to shifts in milk supply and butter demand. It cites a substantial rise in industry processing for non-food uses and warns that butter substitutes could expand, prompting action to offset declines in fuel use and milk byproducts.
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Parte Acai
Cute
Australia
Abe
Ain Fur
Buller
Ines
Ipswich Miners Dismissed as Railway Contract Cancelled
Ipswich Nov 27 Port cine spiners employed at the Kn mine in Bundaniba faced sudden dismissal as the railway contract was cancelled by management. The Becket and 32 workers from the Riveride callers block were also dismissed. The decision, attributed to Aberdare mining firm Led, aims to end the company’s ability to seek an alternative market. The workers’ action will halt operations by December 1.
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Ipswich
Cine Spiners
Bundaniba
Reehved
Tawiares
Stheina
Tte
Riveryiee
Unclear OCR Fragment on Transport Terms and Ports
A garbled OCR passage mentions rail and road movement terms and port notes. It lists places and ships in unclear phrasing with phrases like manmade convey, Melbourne, Cairns, and cargo notes. No coherent event or names sustain a full factual item.
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Meat Industry
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Whitman
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Ser
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Commonwealth
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Victor Infroves
Couvae
Seles
Ube
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Wilton
Gerber
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Ensord Fox
Flane
Momanwaile
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Chortawa Police
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Blackboy
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Black Boy
Toon
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Deemer
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