Wrecks and legends from Australian coast and bushranger kin
A fragmented Australian reminiscence recounts the Ly-ee-moon wreck near Green Cape, the Ned Kelly era claim, and Australian explorers. It weaves stories of bushrangers, shipwrecks, and local lore from Victoria to Queensland, naming Ned Kelly’s kin and the Australian Rescue Society.
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Ginner
Victoria
Jim Kelly
Ned
Wester Australia
Sarrowiy
Jim Reedy
Mum
Gleerowan
Ned Elto
Aly Beneata
Green Cape
Une Jennings
Alice Jennings
Ute Pasar
Tree
Acre
Alan Young
Zedac
Morrison
Socieys
Cairns Market Report Amid Mixed Fruit Supplies
Market report notes medium fruit and vegetable supplies with uneven demand. Bananas and pineapples sold at varying prices per pound and case, with some quality upgrades and many items showing waste or lower rates due to oversupply. Orange and apple varieties cited, with desserts and pears showing variable activity. overall week-end trade modest amid fluctuating prices and white-goods guidance.
Senate faction fights as Labour stalls over anti communism bill
In a tense session Labour Senators press the Bank Bill while delaying the Anti-Communist Bill. Opposition leadership clashes with President Brown over order of business as Prime Minister Menzies seeks a firm course. The clash centers on constitutional procedure and the fate of the dissolution measure.
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Labour
Hendrickson
O'Sullivan
Communist Party
Bank Bil
Stance Ander
McKenne
Ashley
Tocal
BUI
Senate
Gerson Brown
Sime
Wesi
Fu Brown
Seover
O'Suliven
Senny Linearn Faasach
Solver
Spicer
Guy Ales
Wren
House of Representatives
Labour Party
Commonwealth Bank
Riasse
Neil O'Sullivan
House of
Background to Torquay Prominent Canberra Debate
A Canberra Senate session centers on a broad government and opposition clash over relations with world bodies, price control proposals, and parliamentary procedure. Senator O Sullivan attacks government concessions on building costs, while Caswell cites duty concessions. The Opposition accuses the government of risking Australia’s autonomy in international agreements and urges a rethink of participation in the Turin Conference.
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Gast
Lakewe
Commonwealth Bank
O'Sulliven
Caswell
House of Representatives
Associated ‘Chambers of Manufactures
Australia
Torhe
Senate
World Organisation
Executive
Texis
Tavenant
Tormias
Cusoma
Act
Iseoirseine
Fev
Government study links driving experience to accident rates
An AP report from Pennsylvania notes a study presented at the American Psychological Association meeting at Penn State. It states accident frequency rises in seven and eight years of experience then declines, with researchers citing possible carefree attitudes during wartime. The work by Dr John F Boott and colleagues involves testing for driver suitability for federal jobs and discusses extensive testing programs and costs, mentioning millions spent on motor vehicle safety programs.
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State College, Pennsylvania
Tatigue
Civil Service
Leogit
American Psychological Association
Te Pennsylvanis
John F. Boott
Simone
Labour shortage hits Ingham district crushing
The Ingham district faces severe labour shortages with at least four Inland today and a shortfall around six percent. Some Victoria area contracts lacked labour, others across the mile areas face similar gaps, threatening delayed and slower crushing operations this season. Farmers cut ranges to maintain contracts, further straining local mil operations and echoing wartime labour pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
National Radio Schedule Fragment from 825 Broadcast
A fragmented list outlines a 825 radio day with numerous program labels such as Breakfast Firm School Broadcast The Country Hour and Cricket segments. Mentions of BBC Newsreel News Review and various music and talk programs appear alongside times and partial titles, indicating a local or scanned schedule fragment.
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Wesley River Heights
BBC
Coastal Road Linking Cairns to Cooktown Considered
A coastal route from Cairns to Cooktown was discussed with estimates suggesting costs over 0000 a mile. Chief engineer AR Williams noted existing arterial links, while Melbourne’s rail corridor comparisons and calls for a Cairns to Melbourne road faced questions about necessity and economic value. The proposed Cooktown coastal road would require extensive upgrades and be costly, with uncertain benefit.
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Brisbane
Cairns
Cooktown
Bull
Main Roads Commission
AR. Wiliam
Weady's
Ainking Baittee
Conkwa
Melbourne
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