Need for dairy industry to preserve economy statement
Brisbane, Sept 14. The dairying industry must use its full strength to preserve its economy and seek all means to secure fair returns. Mr. O. Madsen MLA, vice-president of the Queensland Dairymen's Organisation spoke on butter prices, noting all Australian dairying bodies pledged support and the Queensland body would play a vital role in any measures needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland Dairymen’s Organisation
O. Madsen
M.L.A
Madsen
C. H. Jamieson
Australia
State Council Special Meeting Discusses Butter Industry Reform
The September meeting reviews breakdowns in the butter industry, noting the need to balance production costs with rising prices. Ministers debate equalisation policies, price stability, and the impact on state services and markets, with emphasis on Queensland and national supply concerns.
Local Authorities Request Brisbane Conference Rejected
A fragmentary report from Brisbane details authorities and ministers debating a federal conference request. The cabinet and Queenstown association members push for a national consult, while opposition proposes delaying or denying the approach. The article notes government resistance and calls for parliamentary representation.
Roadwork plans discussed by West District officials.
Notes show commissioner Crawford and engineers outlining proposed road projects to ease flooding and improve travel from Mughendan to Langrioch, including a 101.6 mile alignment and a unified drainage plan. Officials aim to reduce flood risk and create a more practical route despite funding hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Mughendan
Hal Urey
Nolte
Detwen
Stazurra
Tegmatera Tate
Rag on the BT and the Grayford plans
A. Grayford and Thal discuss a work trip and conference to advance a plant project. They note nerves about a year pending women’s council reform and aim to secure funding. Earlier Wisgwarth Corner relied on tenders for ten thousand tons of time, but bids are still unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grayford
Cresford
Finrrhern
Rounetta
Renalion
Darit Daiine
Craford
Wisgwarth Corn Amimdn
Largest U S Military Spending Bill Reported
Washington reports the biggest single military appropriation in U S history, with about 40 billion dollars allocated for the armed forces weekly. The measure, discussed by lawmakers, would fund service personnel and defense programs amid ongoing wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spashington
Machines Installed At North Ports By Equipment Pool
An extensive upgrade of North Queenland port facilities is under way as two-year plans add mechanised gear at Glhauone Galena and related locations. The pool equipment, valued around £290,000, aims to boost lift capacity and efficiency across lumber, fisheries, and other sectors. A large shipment from Britain is expected within weeks toward modernisation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toenavlie
Galena
Twckwell
Twckwell Sad Thet Pool Gear Worth (£ 290,000 Wis Ised At All Qurenaland
Une Sua
SI Thia
North Qeenaland
Britain
Satchan
Immigrant Convictions Lead to Deportation Hint
In Sydney in Sept 1944 an 11ger migrant Antonin Reithar faces deportation after pledging to murder two police officers in Europe. Judge Redshaw commends deportation to Cencho Havakia while Reithar Lukavsky and Maceke face multiple charges for breaking entering and stealing. Det McKenzie says Reijhar admitted the murder to Children’s Court in a prior case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Europe
Ronald McKenzie
Antonin Rejthar
Reithar
Vindisey Lukayeky
Redshaw
Cencho
Havakia
Suh Yar Aypa
Rejthar
Lukayaky
Variay Maceke
Eng
Lukavsky
Maceke
Oie Apc
McKenzie
Reyeher
Childrens
Hans WU
Wwe
Inne Ui
Auntealla
Enormous Diamond For Sale In Hyderabad
A distorted notice describes an enormous 180 carat diamond offered for sale in Hyderabad. It references crown jewels and a large valuation, with scattered mentions of a money trust, indent government links, and high expenses. The text remains garbled and partial, but centers on a valuable diamond sale and related financial phrases.
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Hyderabad
Siam
Kycer
Wala
Anit
Walger
de Indien
Ventury
Tans
Prakeene
Refusal to Vary Decisions Sparks Canberra Debate
In Canberra the Victorian Premier accuses the federal government of extravagant funding. He criticizes proposed outlays of £56 million for government works and £2303 million for anti-government programs. The dispute centers on loan councils and budget priorities affecting thousands of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virion
Mensies Sid
Dr Evatt
Question of Meeting Costs for Sugar Industry Panel
Discussion among representatives of the Western Cane Growers Council, ALPA, Sugar Board, and other bodies on bulk sugar trading costs and potential payroll reductions. Emphasis on state commissions and authorities, potential job dismissals, and outlines of the proposed committee to confer with Sugar Board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Cour
Victoria
Biate Eieeiercity Commission
Ihe Walte Commission
Sugar Board
Spend Forests Commission
Dlemissal
Amgadiy
Ube Sugar Board
Erin
Abe
Leler
EEG. Comniry Rords Board
Water Communion
Forests
McDevatchild
Legacy Orphans Cheque Presents Cinema Progress Update
A fragmented report describes the Legacy Club event where a cheque for funds was presented supporting cinema activities. Prominent attendees included JH Kitching and Y Borwan, with emphasis on community support and the annual gathering for the ladies’ club members. The night featured induction of Rett McDowell as press liaison and praise for Par Heporn Theatres Ltd. extending Sunday shows to Townsville.
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JH Kitching
Fa Norineca Pheatiws
Y Borwan
Wna SL
O R. Kellewsy
J. Singhal
McMacon
Rett McDowell Wan
Ax Pressluynt
Cairns Legacy Club
Sash Preserva
Kknening
Clcbe
Representa
Par ‘Naribern
Piva Ltd
Riu Sin
Marvel Santney
Kanalah
EB McKewen
Appesis Commissan
Sugar Shipment to London Considered Under Bulk Conditions
The Queensland Sugar Board in Brisbane reports it is examining sending 7000 to 9000 tons of sugar to London this year under bulk conditions if a suitable ship can be found. Chairman Morgan Smith said the aim is to study sugar behavior during the voyage from the coast to Britain and how it opens on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland Sugar Board
London
Forgan Smith
Britain
Communists Targeted in National Power Debate
In a heated session Prime Minister G Mowlen advocates broad powers to confront Communists, arguing the Parliament may grant national authority to dissolve the Communist Party. The discussion centers on expanding definitions and a potential Communist Dissolution Act.
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Gw Pir
Communist “Party
Communste
Comeminum
Artificial fibres promise new wool trade insights
Artificial fibres discussed at a Brisbane conference claim potential to alter wool properties and processing. Dr McMahon of New South Wales University highlighted advances in motorized and laboratory methods, noting some American-made yarns outperform traditional worsted sutines and offer price advantages amid wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Ston
New South Wales University of
Technolney
McMahon
New Cotton Mill Opens in New South Wales
At the Bradford Cotton Mills Ltd opening in New South Wales the new £790,000 mill was unveiled. Sir Walter Massey-Crere urged protection of the cotton industry from foreign competition, stressing government support while noting public burden. Mr A J Wetmbrash spoke on company leadership and industry prospects in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Dial
Une Bredford Cotton Mills Ltd
Walter Massey-Crrene
Bradford
A J. Wetmbrash
Australia
Basha Felika Backed in Caulfield Cup betting scene
In Melbourne, Basha Felika solidly backed as favorite for the Caulfield Cup. Bets show 95 ported crates at 1 35. Blue West favored for 80,000, Tenn Duke supported with Moye at 110,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Blue West
Pilot Missing in Channel After Collision Report
A fragmentary H obit style note describes a lon don bound incident with a pilot missing in the channel area. It references lifeboat actions and a search underway, noting disbelief at the unfolding events and ongoing reconnaissance efforts.
Australians Stranded in London Amid War Turmoil
Report from wartime London notes many Australians stranded as air travel disruptions and evacuation efforts continue. The piece highlights social gatherings and appeals for calm, with mentions of local shelters and relief organizations aiding displaced travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Former bookmaker license refused in Brisbane
Sept 14 an application by former bookmaker Frank Toung for restoration of his selling licence was refused by the STC committee today. Three other bookmakers Burke Peppin and Carrige had their licences restored. Trainer W Degnan was censured for an off the course incident. Apprentice jockey W Demvbell faced disciplinary action for a racing files infraction. Jockey Lee Howe sought a reduction of a 22 month disqualification. Headmaster case and industrial penalties referenced. further suspensions and disqualifications noted for Collingwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Frank Toung
STC
Burke
Peppin
Alby Carrige
Young
Carrigg
Commter
W. Degnan
Sciinn
W. Demvbell
Lee Howe
Rom Murer
Calllngwonds
Collingwood
Nisrao
Blue Yew A
Bunduna
Gladys Moncrieff Sings in Rain at Tokio Concert
Australian singer Glady s Moncrieff received a roaring reception from about 2000 servicemen in Tokyo as rain drenched the concert. She urged the crowd to sing along before a wave of cheers and a passing airman, with the show continuing despite the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Moncrieff
Tokio
Glade Stonchett
Sauring
Gladys Hed
Dina
Raat
Austra
Korres
Price Policy From London Sparks Distant Debate
Fragmentary OCR reads mention of U.S. price policy and London. It hints at financial terminology and political contention, referencing claims about a secretary and potential misalignment with ordinary market behavior. The text is garbled and offers limited clear facts.
British PM notes guarantee of motor spirit to 1951
London September 14 Prime Minister Attlee announced Britain is guaranteed enough motor spirit to replace Abadan exports through 1951 with only minor deficiencies in other products. He said improvement is likely in 1952 as alternative supplies develop and urged Persians to note the position, praising British American cooperation at the Fawley refinery opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. B L. Attlee
Saceed Persia
Britain
Fawley
Europe
Powers of AJC Challenged in Equity Court
Sydney Sept 14 The rights of registered trainers were tested in Equity Court today as Eric Miller KC appeared for Victoria Park trainer Thomas Mall who challenged the Amateur Jockey Club committee action in dismissing his station. The committee found Hall guilty of fraud and misleading evidence, and licensing power remained with the AJC. The court ruled the committee acted within bounds and had no jurisdiction to overturn the rules.
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Sydney
Ut Andy
Eric Miller
Wala
Victoria Park
Thomas Mall Ho Ie
Uerommites
Arerin von Nd
Ted
Hares
Miler
Cheraing Rall
Monk Startling
Mabiehand
Hall
Barwick KE
AJC
ATC
Stepaiiiny
Rum
Olive
Pernet
Australia
Malden Nursery
Moseilll
Lwbien
Australie
Free Drug Scheme A Success in Melbourne
Melbourne reports a successful start to the Federal welfare program, with officials citing improved public access to medicines. Dalliimore notes strong cooperation between doctors and chemists, saying government planning ensures stable medical services and avoids fragmentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Epi
Dallimare
Federal
Australia
Ang Chenavntn
Canberra
Wwe
Dallimoee
Menzies
Australian charges spark capital city police alert
Brisbane reports John Rasmond Wumphtins appears on charges of strike and entering and stealing and using a motor vehicle. Police warn of threats linked to underworld tax and alert major city stations. Detectives traced suspect as “not Mumpheres” amid a citywide manhunt with warrants issued for missing appearances in Brisbane court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
John Rasmond
Cours
Inday
Sryakeira
Ferrareka Radin
Beisbane Court
Thuteau
To-Dey
Turmoil as Persian board moves to oust Green in Nabadan shift
Disjointed dispatch reports a confrontation over leadership at the Iranian oil sector. The Persian board seeks Dr Momadeq or similar to take over engineering management. observers say the move aims to smooth operations if British withdrawals proceed. Domestic politics in Tehran show opposition-led pressure affecting cabinet strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mors Cunninghan 'En
Ferien OW Basrd Appoomi
Rabadan
Teiiners
Ot Inehenery
Waft
Pesan
Mussetn Fates
Shaby
Momadaq
Ulli Watum
Britain
N Wae
Trueman
Averei
Washington
Mosradeg
Majlis
AF ‘Oe
Abe Aan
Far North Rainfall Report Sparks Weather Outlook
Weather Bureau notes good rainfall in far northern districts with further showers expected in Atherton, Mareeba and Malanda. Temperatures rise slightly inland as northerly winds shift to the west, with freshening over the weekend and coastal areas remaining mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Catrie
Ratenstow
Malanda
Ourhern
Huzensland
Weather Bureau
Dintons
Alatritte
Sinte du Ine
Talks in Britain on food imports
A report from Sydney discusses Britain's food import policy, noting Australia’s stance in long term supply and price effects. Key figures include Mr. Tuthe and Mr. Dawkins, with references to meat boards and farm price considerations amid European and Nordic trade contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Canada Opposes Japan Entry in Wartime Conference
The Ottawa government signals opposition to Japan joining a wartime alliance at a major conference. Delegates discuss peace terms, with Canada insisting on a stance that limits Japanese influence. The talks emphasize Allied unity and potential measures against Japan.
Air Exercise Report From New England Training Camp
The report outlines a military air exercise conducted in New England with multiple units participating. It mentions preparatory drills, coordination among air crews, and expectations for effectiveness in future operations.
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Q.D
State Council
Coeh Aun
Mineet
Cowell
Mina
Enlild
Esi Ittew
Evtura
Hishae
Airge Vnark Ig
Thad van Austin
Intorma
Queensland
Turmat Selig
Varie
Fedral
Sisocialion
Wade Atie Sanoclalion
Kenny
Black Roil
Armed Forces
Motineham
Cate
Sydney Court
Siam OF Myderaman
Seta Wis Jewels
Loan Council
Victorian
Victerson
McDenele
Comenen
Logn Connell
F. Mouries
Devreee McDonald
Politien
Conyer
Saar Boach
R W. Forgansmith
Hp. Auroration Sugar Brodusars Association
Queensland 1 “Amwere Cornell
Susar Brerd
C.R. Company
Nerviers
Seriiera Theatres
He Y
Mb, Menzies Assurance
Mtr
Ate Mentien
Paris
Esmond
Nsw
Basha Felika
Mlandall
QTC
Morea
U.S. Price Policy
Lidey
Ter Tewcomper
Amarica
United Nations Air Ard
Doftimunia Jes Toviacai
Jiuntela Ager
Ake Daly
Engus Armas
Abadan
Powers OF
Equity Court
Acrion Agrigram In
Spurermas
Rom
Seema
Erie
Cahioh
Pic
Teomablrs
Che Asieta Wat Ie Mk Bt
Rhrusana Families
Ted Pern Ulier
Regina
Tualabal & Hormer
Iid
Dierog
Ghavam B.lanes
Anner Prem I
Tully
Londos
Mdwarice Webbi
Oped
Prinshpia
South Wales
Tuthe
Ve. J. Dawkins
Australien
Canada
Japan
Ottawa
Tagan Eiley
Shiwreers
Ainen
Prewih Noowealan
Danian
Lala
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