Strikes Not The Answer In Wage Row Debate
The Cairns Post reports Mr Chifley facing union pressure over wages and arbitration. It cites Melbourne transport disruption, tax relief, and cabinet limits on wage control as central. Federal statistics show strikes harm workers more often, with 1944 results favoring employers and overall wage loss, urging leaders to pursue lawful arbitration and peaceful settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiffey
Melbourne
Cme
India
Federal Statisticias
Roland Wilson
Wilton
Australasian Council of Trade
Unione
P. J. Clarey
Appeal Dismissed In Ailing Court Case
The appeal was dismissed amid confusion over procedural errors and unclear testimony. Court records indicate the panel found insufficient grounds to proceed, with the plaintiffs failing to meet required standards.
Thurday Island Futune Reveals Unclear Ledger Snags
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered, nonsensical lines with names and terms like Weiner, Ayoub, Welene, and Bent Bene. It resembles a dated financial or legal snippet missing coherent narrative, making precise events or outcomes impossible to determine. The piece reads as damaged notes or a garbled column fragment rather than a complete report.
Shipping Movements and Schedules Across Regions
Summary of varied shipping movements and proposed routes with dates, ports, and cargo mentions. Names of places such as Lakisan Darrane, Cairne, Newcastle, and London areas appear with numerous timetable-like notes and tentative plans for convoys and adjustments.
Commercial Brisbane Oct 2 turnover on Swede turnips
Market report notes mixed activity at Brisbane with Swede turnips selling for 25 pence per unit. Several lots were refused and buyers paused during the sale on October 2, with limited price movement observed and participants awaiting clearer demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Sydney Waterfront Strike News Reaches Saturday Push
Unrest continues as 800 waterfront workers idle amid ongoing talks with the Stevedoring and Undertaking Commission. Officials discuss Saturday work terms and minimum pay amid a broad union stance on overtime and shore duties. Strong entities include Sydney waterfront unions and the commission, with potential shifts in early next week.
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Sydney
Gelber
Stevedorin Tndwery Commission
Gat
Union
Farkeupe
Stort Renermeste
Man
Tae fou pare wombat Australian Kametaled Vrom
The text appears garbled and unreadable, offering no clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a valid news item with identifiable entities.
Cairne Bed Fire and Ambulence Alarm In Cairne West
A bush fire near Brisbane and Severn streets prompted a swift response with a fre engine and ten men. The blaze was distinguished before serious damage occurred, while discussions followed about open-week ceremonies at local sites and railway incidents. A separate accident near Cape Horn injured a man, who later died at a Yreeba ambulance station. the widow and six children survive. Supplies in markets show shortages with varying fruit quality and limited orange consignments.
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Cairne Bed
Brisbane
Severn Streets
Pettre
Wille
Cape Horn
Wile Vary
Pollard
Ape Horn
Lappe Junction
Jiminiah
Woman's alleged threat shocks Brisbane court case
In a Brisbane summons court, Beatrice Margaret Basre seeks possession on a relationship dispute alleging the fiancé refused home and arranged to end the engagement unless she moved in. The judge ruled on dependency under the act, with tense exchanges about independence and residence. The case highlights family and property tensions in a post war context.
Engagement Breakup Revealed In Court Case
Miss Lyon, of Cairns, testified about a planned May engagement with Mr Lyon and a proposed marriage to take place after their brief engagement. She described doubt over the union and considered breaking it off, while Mr Franela questioned the implications of a Dow or Bushald option as timing and fairness were debated in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Lyon Spineier
Mighgale Sil
Catras
Lyon
Linenan
Miss Lyon
Mr. Pranela
Cairns
Billie
Barry
Greater
Ardaity
Restrictions On Train Services To Be Lifted Soon
Rail travel disruption looms as West Moreton rail production slows. Transport officials expect tighter restrictions across northern central and southwestern areas. A sleeper ban and Christmas holiday services are set to ease by late November. Local authorities caution changes depend on production rates and weather.
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Bailsane
West Moreton
Npal
Walsh
Levin
Wells
Christman
Wnne
Brindale Maree Brisbane Market Report Odd Line Items
A garbled report from North Queens-land describes Bris bane market conditions with odd phrasing. It mentions produce like cab it, detroot, lettuce and rhubarb and notes choice quality fruit on one hand was relatively severe while other lines reference faded or unclear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Quesanland
Come Say
Aggregate Brisbane Primary Vote Report
October 22 report on Brisbane primary voting amid Labour gains and non Labour seats. Mentions total votes, Labour majority in the Senate, and counts showing Labour with prominent totals across sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Labour
Che We Sefel
Tae
Mepelabes Izumn
Prison Farms Policy Sparks Debate in Brisbane
The report describes prison farms and the reform rationale. It notes figures like the Comptroller General and arguments on rehabilitation versus public safety. It mentions specific cases, parole promises, and the debate over transferring prisoners to farms for reform. The text hints at a government stance and the role of authorities in directing sentences and farm assignments.
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T. A Filey Logan
Wether
Pupowe
Pune
Olean Ld
Ahleh
Mona Zon
Glen
Ldson
Phinkett
Albert
Agis
Prion
Domestic appliances retail prices urged by Cairns board
The Cairns Regional Electricity Board faced a push from Mr T M Crowley to sell domestic appliances at retail prices rather than cost. He argued manufacturers, not the board, should set terms and that tenders be sought if Australian producers cannot supply. The board referred the issue to the State Electricity Commission for schedule formulation and consideration by the board managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. W. A. Coline Sait
Hoara Bad Orden
Manutectiiners
Crowley
Grimauld
Gelfin
Elrefrienty Commission
Funet
Te Onal Board
Bate Electricity Commission
Gernet
Sr. Malicroft
Bicemneily
Tableland Tin Company
Garnet
Nak
Wi. Garnett
Buffalo Fly Brisbane Test Saddles Livestock Industry
The Acting Director of Animal Industry reports trials in Innietani district using arsenic-based dips to curb buffalo fly and ticks. Experiments show the dips contain one percent arsenic and were partially effective, while some dealer products showed limited impact on cattle pests during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Maryborough
Chetanana
Anima Industry
Doctor Ear
Mundubbers
Cairns Plant and Johnstone Mill Aid Power Supply
The Cairns Regional Electricity Board reported the need to run additional generating plant due to low water and demand. The low South Johnstone Mill price and oil engine use at Cairns power house boosted supply. Mossman water remained critical. light showers helped, but more rain was needed to keep supplies above the danger point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Regional Electricity Board
P. A.W. Anthony
Mossman
Con
Objection to Charges On State Electricity Plan
The Cardwell Shire Council objected to the charges proposed by the State Electricity Commission and asked the board to adopt the commission's diet. The board noted the plan assumed supply via the transmission line and questioned costs to residents and institutions. The meeting discussed tariff uniformity, potential bulk purchasing, and arrangements with local suppliers to balance regional needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
Tricity Commisseion
Cardwell Shire
Tully
Tully Electric Authority
Tully Electric
Kr. Crowley
Seerdt
Iiserf
Tennis Court Tariffs Spark Board Dispute
A Cairns board meeting heated over electricity charges for private and commercial use of tennis courts. Members debated if public access for financial gain warranted higher tariffs, with tensions over past fee implementation and potential bylaw violations.
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Cairns
Mears
G. Bai- Wen
C. A. Peters
AJ. Swethee
Tell Sing
Weir
Preston
the Boars FW S
W. C. Griffis
C Holdcroft
Nr Chapman
Two Fishermen In Launch Off Caloundra
Two fishermen, Startley Verceh Turray aged 30 and Edmonds aged 50, both of Saloundra, were out at Loch 1 Caludind. Their launch Calopmary Be foundered near the bar in rough seas. Mr F Chaplin, Caloundra Fish Board Representative, said conditions were dangerous but the men were observed clinging to the wreckage.
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Ml Garnet
Aharves, Bit Nexouations Soul Oe
Pace ‘Batuen
Tepieland Tin Dredging Company
Mipety Welling
Wince
Moldcroft
Chapman
Ad Investigatve
AY Ser
Mulligan
Feo Poe
Turray
Edmonds
Saloundra
Manne
Referenda Results and Referendums Voting Trends
The report outlines referendum results and turnout patterns with emphasis on overall abstention. It notes informal and formal vote categories, poor voter engagement, and varied support across questions including racial services and constitutional issues. Authors highlight the Commonwealth wide context and differing regional responses to the referenda.
Electrical Supply Interruption Hit Coastal Area
A Tuesday disruption cut power to the coastal region as bush fires along the South Geld Range caused main feeders to trip. One line to Bar ron Falls suffered major damage, with pole top failures and a three and three quarter hour outage affecting supply across the area.
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Boel Vaiens
Ely
Lerday
Manarer
Antoenyt Eennren
Anne "Neier
K.V
Barron Falls
Opromero
Bach
Fragmented OCR Suggests Place for Such Tand by Plagt
The readable fragments hint at a discussion or action involving a district and arms, with names like Voinnet and a chief figure referenced. The lines are garbled, making specific facts uncertain, but the piece appears to note a location, some officials, and a procedural motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Mr. Voinnet
Olbery
Two Perrons Injured in Sheridan Minnie Collision
Two vehicles collided at Sheridan and Minnie streets at night. Mrs P Sutcliffe sustained a probable leg fracture and facial injuries. Mr Lloyd Sutcliffe and Mr P E Sutcliffe were thrown from their cars. Both cars suffered severe damage and were left on the roadway.
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Sheridan and
Minnie Streets
Ant
Mra P. & Sutclus
Herpitel
Rea Theratte
Batcliffe
Suittle
Spitsle
Mr. Butelite
Butelite
Nba
Ieee Mir
Sevice
Dockyard Men Stowey Tribe Decision Report
Fragmentary text from a dockyard item indicates a decision involving a group named Dockyard Men Strowey Tribe. The readable words reference drivers’ fees and a local news source, but concrete details such as actions, dates, or outcomes are unclear. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
Machinery Sale by A W C Disposal Auction Offered in North Queensland
A large sale of machinery worth thousands of pounds is set for auction on Friday October 28 by Cherie Kine and Co and FM Beem and Coy under the supervision of the Allied Works Council. The stock includes about 20 items many in working order including portable welders and heavy trucks. Some equipment was used in wartime projects in Australia and others were part of the Allied Works Council programme, with many units previously serving in depots and workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quegnaland
Cherie Kine
Ana Co
Beem
Australis
Allied Works Council
Cairns
Freshwater
Los
Primary industries outlook boosts farmers income, says minister
A report from the Minister of Agriculture in Brisbane notes primary industries have improved income over the last two years, with production gains for dairy and cattle sectors. She predicts continued growth but warns price shifts could affect farmers unless markets stabilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taatlon
Muller
Anders
Muremens
London
Fred Thoretee
Colling
Brand
Online
Feiler
Agar Industries
Mackay Labour Dispute Delays Fertilizer Unloading
In Mackay on October 12 workers refuse to unload fertilizer due to a dispute over manning. The union demanded more men and women receive employment preference, delaying the unloading of ships. A report to the Industry Commission in Sydney outlined the stoppage and next steps for securing labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKay
Inter
Tire
Sievenian i
Industry Commission
Sydney
Intent to Murder Alleged in Alice Springs Shooting
Adelaide reports an alleged attempt on a man named Kenneth Milnes during a shooting at Alice Springs. Milnes remains hospitalized with a bullet wound. a custody dispute between Milnes and another party is noted amid police investigations.
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Alice Springs
Adelaide
Mar
Alice Apeines
Mont
Weber
Pexternay
Plies Court
Brisbane Wool Sales Offer Declined at Broker Auction
Fragmentary notes describe an upcoming Brisbane wool sale with unclear wording about offerings and broker involvement. The readable items suggest a scheduled auction tomorrow with some names or terms partially visible, but key facts remain uncertain.
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Cairnss
NY Railway Board
Mervice
Rourhameton
Cone
Lee
Reewin
Renney
Carey
Thames
Aguas
WB Carte
Siti
Elreie
Rodisauper
Cerler
PAAR
cMp
Sarnieaeel
Futune
Thursday Island
Buahave
Weiner
DecurLmant
Pernautanire
Welene
Weverire
Tieamany
Geessland
Srila
Arte
Ceferal
Fontotoey
Muntang
Shires
Cairne
Arnone Bay
Fritsane
Surview
Brisbare
Beren
Froniuce Market
Ewan
M Fond
Tevin
Sean
Moving Children
Gordonvale
Frick
Turner
Ana] Stresman
Bruce
Cairne Rectional
Electorial Works Board
Heg- Jona Electricity Board
Wi A Colney
Crawley
G Chapman
Mamedicarely
Calms
Committee of Direction of Fruit Marketing
Granny Smitha
Western Australia
Democrate
Tasmania
Federal Controlling
Orinbee
Ames Bock
Bnd
Ie “Prutatons
Wire J
Gichensn
Annerley
Beatrice
Margaret Basretana
Hed Beerg
Selbourne
Prater
Manny Udenen
Eugeested
Rave Steck
Claewer King Miller
Sualivey
Fathi
Eterna
Fink
Cixan
Oie
Chramuniall
Cammenweath
Talthy
Kadler Starke
Wallame
Ufteo
Oy Brindale
Maree
Palen Cree
Neto Ya
Stine Hirer
Stove Bufplies
Buffalo
Omase
Johnstone Mill
Barron River
Innesfail Hospital
Inuit Hompiais Woxra
Hegions Board
Mar Pee
Innisfall
Innisfall Hospitals Board
Aly
Sis
State Electricity Commission
Griffin
Johnsane Shire
Louselle
Chonan
Tn m
Ty Nanan
Johnstone Shire
Garnet Suffli
Btull P
Uma
Peefie
Alee
Paul
Walt
Doerd
Cyuwles Narind
Cooley
Caloundra
Ture
Sarviers Qeestion
Mo Ema
Abd
Wtorta
Australia
Tania
Aurelia
Tesmania
Commonwealth
Marty Aes
Uber
Twenor Tractors
Rostala
Watersiders
Ascs
Pwarde
Brisbane Wool Sales
Clarke
Belgety
Ionmerrew
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