Outbreak of Prisoners Foiled at Victoria Barracks
Prompt action by a small body of provost peers prevented a breakout by military prisoners at Victoria Barracks. About 14 prisoners attempted to flee across the wall as troops and police, with escorts, regained control. The incident lasted about a quarter of an hour with military provosts and authorities in attendance.
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Sydney
Victoria Barracks
Goeden Walle
Poline. Wna
Isanery
Vietorie
Firth Katte
Abain
Suradew
A. Liem
Gould
Brom Lima
Victoria
En Yan
Vollowmen
England
Marfarina
Ashough
Old Bailey Trial Of Wiha Jayce Left Haw Haw
The trial at the Old Bailey began on September 1 with the defendant Wiha Jayce Left Haw Haw facing charges. Proceedings referenced a sum of seven pounds and the date September 11 appears in the fragmentary report.
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London
A.P
Wiha Jayce
Segin
Old Bailey
Melbourne Letter on British privation and policy debates
A Melbourne letter discusses British hardship after Dunkirk, noting tolerances of wartime austerity, public trust in leadership, and the impact on trade and morale. It cites Churchillian resolve, mentions economic strain from exports, and reflects local reactions to imperial policy and labor government implications.
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Britain
Evry
Australie
Dunkirk
Thaly
Churchuill
Allens
Porte Cembarien
Bereta
Melbourne
Lahoue
Government to Probe High Australian Production Costs
Canberra September 1 The Government will ask the Tariff Board to investigate the causes of high production costs and selling prices of manufactured goods in Australia compared with other countries with similar wage rates. The board will report on deficiencies in protected industries and the feasibility of annual special chapters on efficiency and costs with social references to responsible cost elements.
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Canberra
Tariff Board
Australia
J. B Chitney
Ane
Policy Toward Japan Drawn From Editorial Rows
ANYK editorial excerpt debates Allied policy toward Japan and criticizes reliance on Emperor worship and feudal rule. It contrasts the New York Times and The Tribune views, urges democracy and speech freedom, and questions how far Allied strategy can reshape Japan while imperial power remains entrenched.
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New York
Id Tribune
Japan
Arthur
Pearl Harbour
Tarllarent
Pest
New York Times
Mac ‘Amihur
Germany
Europe
Mail Closing Times Across Regions Today
Fragmented OCR note lists mail closing times and locations across Queensland towns including Townsville, Cairns, Mareeba, Cooktown, Rockhampton, Bundaberg and Brisbane with references to today and tomorrow schedules and various spellings.
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Thursdat
Sam ‘Tableland
Tully
Irvinebank
Eric
Garnet Ivis Aerberton
Mosman
Douglas Jem — Gordoneele
Bapinax Femisfall
Townsville
Mareeba TO
Morrow
Twaine Times
Semana Kownsetiie —_dackay
Rockhampton
Brisbane
Inter State
Fmm
Mary Duonsen
Dem
Cooktown Coen Iron Rance
Ifriday Fag Ano
Alackey
Tahem Rockhampten Srehane Ioter Stele
Toale Bundebere
Marvbor Nah
Status of Gibraltar La Linea meeting delegates London request
A September 11 report from AAP notes a mass meeting in Gibraltar where three delegates were chosen to travel to London. They would petition the British Government to incorporate the Crown Colony into the United Kingdom with representation in the House of Commons.
Juvenile Labour and Water Birds in Disputed Policy
A fragmented report discusses juvenile labor and water bird welfare, noting government statements and industry reactions. It mentions Prime Minister Ma Chifley and references to age restrictions and international concerns, with unclear details due to garbled OCR.
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Mus
Tanita
Ma Chifley
Roth Wat
Innisfail Cooperative Store Talks at Monthly Meeting
At the Innisfail monthly meeting officials discussed establishing a cooperative store. Secretary HC Millon reported the matter to the Trades and Labour Council, with canvassing for members planned and potential shareholders among married residents. The move follows a broader push in Queensland for cooperative purchasing and saving organizations.
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Innisfail
Sepistall Haseek
Cooperaive
Doenliy
Fang
Tai
HC Millon
Trades and Labour Council
Millard
Gosed Co-operative Society
Seciden
Trades and Labour |Council
Moe
Avourabie Wau
Acouria
Sugar Milla
Hever
Red
Cairns
T Franklin
Br W. T. Batchela
Commonwealth
Queensland
Tre
J. Boyd
Trades and Labour Couneil
Titles
Labour Council
Ch'uay Righ
Establien
Martie
Sas
Thaye Aecreiny
Australian Ci
Operative ‘Federation
Canberra
Re employment scope in automotive industry post war
The Bulletin notes extensive reemployment potential as tens of thousands demobilize from the Commonwealth. Before the war automotive linked 14 percent of wages and three percent of earners. In wartime about 40 percent of normal Labour in motor and petrol sectors remained, with 208 factories employing 38,? thousand. 200,000+ in motor and petrol trades overall. Rubber industry also promises large civilian demand, with 8,272 men and 2,282 women employed in 193? and growth as rubber needs rise. Demobilised personnel may find permanent opportunity as motor transport and related sectors expand. Removal of maritime and prewar motor transport restrictions could accelerate employment for drivers and allied industries.
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Commonwealth
Baste
Dutlap Bulletin
Australia
RAAF
Fragmented Usenas A Mrevy Report Summary
A damaged OCR fragment reports a public notice about a claim or event involving Usenas A Mrevy. The readable text mentions a triangle of parties and a transfer or sale taking place, with unclear dates or locations. Further details are not readable.
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