Committee Backs Expanding Tully Mill Capacity
The committee reported to Parliament via the Premier recommending consideration at an appropriate time to expand Tully mill from 120 tons per hour to 140 to 150 tons. It was formed May 29, 1952, chaired by Justice Mansfield and includes Tully Co-operative Milieg Association leaders.
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V.C. Gair
Tully Mill
Justice Mansfield Sry Oene Ey
Aacianna Lame
Chetrenan
Tully Co-operative
Seger Milieg Association Limited
Question in Parliament on national gas plant expansion costs
In Parliament the question considered if the national gas plant expansion should be included in costs and who would pay. The debate referenced the Prosper issue, the high commission, and potential penalties for growers amid limited funding and regional impact.
Mackay Fire Destroys Cane Fields After Engine Accident
A man sustained severe burns in a Mackay district fire started after a milling locomotive passed nearby. He escaped through flames as wind shifted, burning about one ton of cane on Mr G Precolo’s property and 100 tons on another farm. Residents tied the blaze to the vicinity accident.
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Mackay
G. Precolo
Mer
Denking Farm
Queen Competition at Toowoomba leads to police inquiry
A Toowoomba Queen competition report sparks official police inquiry and a complaint under review by authorities. Delayed fund disbursement follows, with officials not yet detailing the investigation or its scope while supporters and candidates express gratitude for the carnival’s success and fundraising efforts.
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Toowoomba
Justice Taining
Power
Declan
Quiry
Toowosmics
Siar
Eerste Ee Sons
Ieee
Direct Action Debate Over Marginal Rate Proposal
A reform recommendation on industrial disputes urges orderly arbitration under the ACT. unions consider withholding support for increased margins, risking direct action if talks fail. The executive committee debates whether to press for double scale demands while appealing adverse arbitration rulings.
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Ter Actu
AE Mook
Rouseil
Tee Rew
Wera
Weteraide Workers Pvt
Iteatay
Gus
Evans iPeder
Monk
Lupions
Murder Charge Hearing In Brisbane
A Brisbane murder charge hearing heard testimony from a witness who said the defendant claimed she faked her involvement. The proceedings focused on her statements and the sequence of events surrounding the alleged crime.
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Brisbane
Unions Stage Bitter Debate On Incentive Schemes
Sydney reports a bitter debate among unions over incentive schemes. Opposition leaders criticized the plan as flawed and urged caution, while proponents argued the incentives would boost productivity and employment prospects. The controversy centers on a government review and its recommendations.
No Tenements Or Flats In Vicious Brisbane Inquiry
A fragmentary report describes witness statements about a murdered man six weeks past and Ferguson’s role. Thomas Woreil mentions taking a message for Murphy in a Swansea area case near New Gace. Authorities question Ferguson and others, noting discussions at a public inquiry level and references to payments, travel, and potential alibis.
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Uum Thomas
Sud
Ferguses
Bydars
Asnerley
Brisbane
Fort Stes
Swansea
New Gace
Ween
Abe
Ferguson
Worell
Murphy
Mir
Pereuson
Charles Sehubraft
Macneda
Sax
Tate Eigenre
Pergusn
Gail Bert
Rome Petier
Gal
Roy Allan
Durie Tae
Allan
Alec
Fenpimon
Huge Wage Claim Before XZ Court Report
A court feature discusses a major wage claim under review by a commission or committee. The document mentions finance terms, probable returns, and potential effects on growers and suppliers. The text references the Tully mill and a war-related project, noting changes since a royal commission report and the committee's views on replication and utility.
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Ennelusinnal
Emanes
Nla
Tully
Union debates incentives amid farm wage rise fears
A chaotic transcript shows the Paper Workers Federation and speaker Murphy discussing incentive schemes amid farm wage pressure. Key figures include Ros, Ferguson, Dennis, and Colbourse, with reference to guarantees, industry trials, and potential reforms. The dialogue hints at ongoing union negotiations and political tensions shaping policy.
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Wiha
Epogrem
Union Dui
Murphy
Ferguson
Fesce
Rosad
Ola Murphy
Mendailion
Matts Olen House
Echemm
Dennis
Io Bee
New South
Charles
Abella
Ros Siaim
Jonas
Sheduster Paper Workers Federation
C_ Colbourse
Auc
Bis Indie
Geomerene
National Airlines to Buy Airliners for 1955 Delivery
Reported plans show National Airlines ordering two Convair and Viscount aircraft for delivery in February or March 1955. Spokesmen indicated anticipated operation ahead of Christmas as the carrier expands routes and fleet amidst industry talks.
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Xationa
United Ates
Audrahien
Ital
Erares
Bougian
Aardrecht
California
National Airlines
Tararo
Tram
Australia Airlines
Smokescreen of Abuse Ex-Servicemen Membership Record
Fragmentary OCR yields a tale of alleged misconduct around ex servicemen and an information leak affecting a company budget. Names and precise actions are unclear, but references to negotiations, taxation reductions, and a Sunday night disclosure point to potential governance abuse and misused membership data.
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Seastor
Ashley
Bo ‘Ain
Dudent
Fie Tcan
Tle
Liberal cries over Wikere 4 and Capitol Board approval
A political fracas centers on Senator Ashley and Balmford with Liberal accusations that the Government withholds support for Wikere 4. The transcript notes Balmford denied personal blame, urging full disclosure. Debate touches on Treasurer consent and Capitol approval without board assent.
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Ashity
Capitel Imuen
Noaowal
Balmford
Betiow
Retain Hanging in Britain Debate in Parliament
A British debate on capital punishment unfolds with emphasis on the death penalty statute and its reform prospects. The discussion includes views from lawmakers, noting that no gains are seen from baring women in the chamber and that gun chamber methods offer no clear advantage.
Debated British Capital Punishment for Mentally Abnormal Offenders
A government commission examined capital punishment for mentally abnormal offenders and framed a report urging controlled use or abolition. It cites over 100 witnesses, references to the United States and Europe, and notes divisions on whether youth under 21 can fully understand consequences.
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House of
Commena
Inewen
United ‘States
Derope
Commonwealth
Death sentence for Mossadeq case in Tehran era
A lengthy Tehran report details the murder trial and death sentence for Mossadeq in a 1950s context. The piece outlines court proceedings, alleged actions by Persian leaders, and reactions from political figures and observers, noting appeals, potential reprieves, and the timing of executions.
Melbourne Tank Tragedy Leaves Five Trapped Inside
In Melbourne in September 1973 a tank collapsed trapping five inside. Rescue teams worked with oxygen as part of a complex effort to reach the victims. One man died in the incident and authorities pursued a full inquiry into how the tank failed. The event involved extensive firefighting and police response as rescuers battled difficult conditions and dangerous tank contents.
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Melbourne
Meltourne
Sary
Broadcast Race Coverage From Melbourne Event
A fragmented report recalls a Melbourne race broadcast tied to Special episodes and overseas coverage. Mentions riders, names such as Bivens, and a Great Scout reference linked with New Zealand and Malaya broadcasting efforts for forthcoming airing.
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Melbourne
Baily
Ada
Gosh Airine
1Peand
Aeraesmen! Folows
Fies
Malaya
Erice
Ith
Floreat
Floreat Theirleer
Bivens Ohn
RacRerdy
Uth
Aastalasay Great Scout
Rugnes Uifew
Zealand
Broad Rally Seeks Support Amid Local Tensions
A broad rally drew community members and local leaders to address rising concerns. Organizers stressed unity and urged residents to participate in upcoming discussions, while stretching to reassure anxious neighbors about safety and progress.
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Ube
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Mainand
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