Unions and Communists in Wartime Policy Debate
The piece argues unions must resist Communist influence while facing government pressure to curb subversive activity. It warns Labor leaders against alien ideologies and urges unionists to protect industry, inflation control, and national production by maintaining loyalty to national interests and avoiding allied subversive ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suit Solidarity
Emmerkind
Ithduatrien
Heme
Hippel
Uninmiate
Local Sphere Notes From Brisbane Wether Distract
Unclear local item from Northern Gainfa mentions Brisbane and events around a weather inquiry. Fragmentary text references a person Lee Sheng and a police or public safety note with a 38 poem or tale fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Wuresu
Dows
Dains Harbour Board Reports Extended Dredging Operations
The Barbour dredging team held a monthly meeting at Alihe and reported dredge Truniy was working extended hours. A total of 121,000 units were removed from the area near Tosi Ported, with the work conducted at sea under supervision of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour
Dains Harbour Board
Engine Drivers Exama Show at Innnstall Supervisal
The report lists successful engine drivers from a recent examination under Mr G. P. More, with names including Mears, A Paterson, J F Dunn, and A J Treloar. It notes inspectors and board officials, plus details of local weather and police transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innnstall
G. P. More
Mears
Patersin
JF Dunn
Dunneil
Scattered Showers Reported Across Poia M as Weather Help
Scattered showers are noted over Poia M areas with reports of fog and damp conditions. Weather observers warn of unsettled skies and variable winds as fronts move through the region.
Obituary MPS Ate Atierton
One of the prominent residents, Mareeba Miss Pate Atherton, died in the early morning at age 7. She was the younger daughter of the town's respected Fad family. The largely attended funeral featured tributes from notable local figures and international figures connected to the family's circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareeba
Masia
Cairne
Bt Y
Welleye
Fhnkel
England
Ewate Cenbalery Ab
Broevald
Tee” Wheatley
Bemled
Gratanide
Tributes Paid To Mr WC Griffin
The Deuns Harhour Board honors Mr WC Griffin a long time member and former chair. He led Harbour Board policy and development since 1910 during brief overseas service praised for his civic work and hoped to continue serving the board into the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC Griffin
Deuns Harhour Board
Inulnes
Ehs Uoilee
Calent Werk
Wimalal Harbour
Marbour Board
Uber
Chittin
Fontiniue
Griffin
Critfin
MG. Mayers
Aeainitie
Bern
Fo Ft
Cairne Stine Council
Tewtny
Iredze
Farilivon
Yariaube
McManin
Nes
Building contractor fined in industrial award breach
A building contractor was fined £2 6s for failing to provide suitable sample containers and content in relation to an industrial award case. The court proceedings occurred on a weekday in Calne, with the accused placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Award Reach
Calne Wraterias
Erneni Ank Oraine
Tooper
Ehaytes
Senplorger Tanta
Crane
Getautt
Calrme
Emuloyers Relive
Afictinea Te Comteren
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political disruption
Fragmentary text mentions Canberra October events with officers, recalls, possible veto, and virus reference. Names appear garbled. no clear actions or outcomes can be established from the readable lines.
Formation of New Cooperatives Aims at Advisory Body
The article reports on Queensland and New South Wales moves to form new cooperatives and establish a cooperative advisory body. It notes government support, debates over which department should oversee co‑ops, and calls for clearer policy to unify administration and provide public guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beetatien
Gov
Mr. Jones
Queensland
Ulle Blais
Buale
Jatumeter
Gusness
Chanel
Sara
Jones
Yentereay
Couneil
G. F. Nicklin
Tor Ae
Mc Nicklin
New South Wales
Propia
Abe
Mek Bvant
Mirsali
Mtr
Billiards trophies presented at Cairne Club event
The Cairne Club Billiards Association held a social with trophy presentations. Key figures included Mr W and Mr Moody, with contests featuring players from the Northern Brewecos and Railways group. Attendees praised the club's hospitality and noted ill health of Mr Bayos while thanking organizers for catering and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie
Auecewafid
Cairne
Tie Maso
Crm
Besnrh
Mtr. Abboll
Hays
Weraich
Tie Tucunbere
George Bayos
B Callaghan
Than
W. Moody
Harbour Board seeks extension of bank accommodation
The Harbour Board seeks a bank limit extension due to extraordinary dredge Trinity Bay overhaul costs in Brisbane during the coal strike. Chairman McManus said repayment pressures arose from revenue funds tied to loaned projects and warned there is no immediate financial danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet McManus
McManus
Trinity Bay
Brisbane
Carnes
Lng
MB. ‘Te McMau
Mcnants
Man Ainda
Bern
Bank Tor
Bostd
Lnit
AgeManve
Grittin
Sar
Mir
Turner
He Treasury
Reseane
Collins
Rma
Enening & Etter
Cabra Barbour
Verhoutng
Trinity Ray Ws
Acing
C. Gall
Cairns
Juteem
Sluims Oy
Treasury
Bowen Harbour
Ong
Norra
Miura Abe
Rand
Et Star
Nate Tee
Eraier
Evans War
Poe
Moanin
Queenstine Maroon
Revenue Bowen
McManue
Celletini Matti
Queensland
Poria
He Bowen
Lester Fron
Sten Suites
Gustionaire
McMenun Reid
Vic Week Idea Moved by Mayor For Civic Reform
A townwide message attributes the push to a mayoral initiative highlighting democratic participation. The piece urges voters to support repeal and reform while stressing local government duty and national parliamentary oversight in shaping policy.
Stanthorpe Apples Nears Completion Amid Travel Delays
A fragmentary report notes Stanthorpe apples nearing completion as visitors from Bowen and Gayndan discuss remaining tasks. Plans mention delays due to unavailable supplies and upcoming shipments to Kimber, Cairns, and regional points with local staff commuting for guidance.
London loan proposal stirs debate on Australia financing
London officials discuss a proposed loan to Australia amid cabinet timing and budgetary controls. Prime Minister and Lord Finance debate funding terms with the Bank of England and treasury officials resisting rapid disbursement.
Basic Wage Rise Next Week Shows Early Support
A fragmented note suggests a wage increase forthcoming next week. Mentions of Pon Oe TY and June 38 imply a scheduled change, with references to figures and local terms indicating a broad economic policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sazie Wage
Interfered With Water Safety Pipe Fined in Calva Case
A court fined a party for interfering with a water safety pipe installation at Calva Comey al Pet. The action involved damage disruptions to a water supply line and related property, with the court ordering costs and penalties. Details describe fault and attempted remediation, with the defendant facing enforcement actions and settlement considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calva Comey al Pet
Ramet
Bald
Salle
Riann
Toyota
Level Crossing Fatality In Townsville After Car Train Collision
A man from Townsville died after his car collided with a passenger train 7 miles from Townsville. The crash on Hammond Street blocked the road as emergency crews arrived. Police reported Bernard Joun Atelaz, Michiae McMerney, and others injured or present. Hammond died after being taken to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsvile
Ermadi
Tawnwille
Sunale
Waugharritvee
Townsville
Ayr
Ineyon Towneytile Fy
Tee Pamengers
Bernard Joum Atelaz
Abebensiznel
Gonoonin
Tawneytile
Michiae
Joseph McMerney
Townsile Surther
Maradhous
Atranam
Hheswoné
Nurriet Nut
Hammond
Mackay District Mills Production Report
Mackay district mills show varied outputs with Plane Creek area leading in tonnage. compare with 195 aN tons at Watshui Antal. Senior figures indicate higher daily run rates and remarks on seasonality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKay
van Myontine Etaryee
Ryan Abe Paline
Utility Huts Guide Post on Mariera Ridge Road
An unclear report describes a roadside incident near the Bayrun River ridge on Marrrte upands road tonight. It notes severe injuries including a broken femur and mentions an ambulance and hospital as responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariera
Baryun
Mar
Shipping Move Ments Norfolk Queenland Roars
Shipping movement details from Norfolk to Queensland and Fremantle include loading timber at Cairns, timber shipments to Port Alma, and passenger and cargo moves with dates in October and November. Mentions ports Cairns Melbourne and Port Alma with vessels and crews named Townshend, Sidnos, and Mrabere-Thaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manonda Oaiee
Taraual
Caine Bernoer
Fremagar
Sy Ta Oa
Gelober
Ora Fury
Vasenge Brates Briabane
Cairne
Prides Trad
Tarsnulfit
Leati Juirialing
Paps Hievars
Howell Calensi
Tlewan Ub
Sfanaportali
Papua
Destruction and Fines in 19th Century Maritime Case
A damaged OCR fragment describes a maritime incident involving a ship near Byelton with references to sunk missiles and authorities. It mentions a Mr Dalsided, Abe Toquert, Cairns, and a Missle element, with fines noted up to £100 and payments to Beck. The text is fragmentary and hard to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydiney
Rman
Eaery Aravel
Weil
Gmsrt
Beck
Goats Nightlife Heist Report Remains Unclear
Readable fragments describe a nocturnal goat related incident involving a dispute with a person or group over clothing items and a possible saloon or trade setting. The text references shirts, beers, and a tense scene with witnesses and a confrontation in a passage or alley.
Wool Prices Still Rising Amid Market Uncertainty
Market reports show wool prices continuing to rise with higher bids across sections. Traders note persistent demand from spinners and exporters, while mill buyers seek supply amid tight availability and lingering price pressure.
Man Fatally Crushed in Mount Mergen Incident
A man was fatally crushed in a collapse at Mount Mergen site. Police and emergency services responded as investigators probe the cause and origin of the accident on scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Ori
Reid
Mount Mergen
Tata
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Unions and Communists
Berm
Memram
Tondeal
Emily Sewn
Atwaye
Mick
Yamily
Pansecatnn
Eline Out Af
He 'Innisfail Aise
Satinuay
Mourilyan
Boutn Johnstone
Tune
Tomas Thain
Tranaters
Barclay
Hae Een
Cairne Air Firstclaas
Mitchel Bet Arten
Inni Sonmiable
Mnushall
EL Besnch
Brihane—Curaniseail
Carpentaria
Mertour
Enwcieial
MT J
Lilorrae
Amounnis
Oaktown
Meare Sgrive
Surrey
Sweeey Wilih
Biindey
Ine
Boskiows
Knuintadd
Colin Gott
Watermen
Fraehured
Punes
Iril
Tom
Aamauac
Mourwyan
Bunyan
Weather Bureau Report
Alan
Noash
Nambour
Feante Palswoode
Anite
eSarch Cort
Weather Bureau
Renner
Siuswane
Kepe
Gmewen
Groner
Were
Evang
Hogan
Suxum Prizks
Aner
Sun Sw
Sonal
Snwoot
Rome
Atierton
MUMAS
Canberra
C&iro
uGie
Aovisoay
Council
TIAM
T. Jen
Harbour Board
Cretaryr Report
Ruterslin
Arava
Ran Gahly
Tina Yersaut
Yes Tees Maine
Nana
Rene
Treamury Om
Maiver
Falion
Eure
Potangy
Toenavil
Tor Hiteuve
Iain
Aising Sutldo Corts
Marchasa
Concarnon
Bub Inc
Rotary
Commonwealth of
Cree Mindad
Elvic Bovine
Petuy
Mires Tor
Ann Hariabis
Poser City
Te Boise
T Mesa Uy
Stanthorpe
Omar mm Ar Vantity
Sodtiern Btates
Diantite
Hanwger
Bowen
Gelveyt
Gayndan
Couns
London
Australia
Bank of Engand
Beities Treamrs
Aly
Nowalarian
Briel
Tycrease
MacKay District Mills
Utility Hits Guide Post
Mambera
Norte Queenaland
woaKiva
Pace
Saiewoaraa
Astota
Toregal
Cote
Iderala
Huree
Peretian Canaiine
Reiliey
Astanier
Hay Atiepsoute
Pury Aethnunies
Passatsale
Bremer
Rabbee
Eitair
Waite
Stomty
Thane Ile
Caplan
Valles
Mount Nortay
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