Evatt and Labour questioned over Australian governance
A dated transcript argues the public should decide major policy through referendums rather than a ruling government. It accuses the Labour Party of curbing individual liberty and fears a police state under socialist direction, urging a referendum to test the people’s will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Labour Party
Evatt
Toy
Australie
Labour
Elieh Iy
Gusie
Australia
Cairns Market Report A Busy Banana and Vegetable Trade
The Cairns market shows variable bananas and fruit supplies with some steady vegetables despite erratic demand. Prices and quantities remain uneven as traders report mixed purchases and modest losses, while staples and local produce move slowly but consistently through the day.
Priests for New College Plan Seeks Irish Support
Fragmentary notes indicate a plan to open a college for priests with involvement from Ireland and other regions. Expected attendees or contributors are mentioned, with unclear names and dates. The article hints at a formal initiative but provides limited readable details.
Shipping Movements Across Local Harbors and Rail Yards
Shipping movements show Frere and other craft loading at Geet 1 Narre and Bre over comeraland pars mee Nn ales setadar ce Tal eed Veel trees. Star woyter prepares for Adelaide H Werle with possible racing at Mercere sud vere vanes. Gore t tet rywee nC comiive Cymmenree Joctarpe ta) Aas Splurmi Towers Wena. Wer AiMare fever.
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Star Woyter
Adelaide
Roseren
Ole Racing
Rugby League Players To Be Charged In New South Wales
Rugby League officials in New South Wales face disciplinary action as several Canterbury Banksia players are cited for misconduct after a match in Brisbane. The club plans to report to the league about charges and possible suspensions, with a decision expected after a committee meeting.
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Stoney
Camergery- Sandrlows
Grinbene
Blazers
Canterbury Bantstown
Pellent
Megtine Fe
Tohns
Wuroumey
Laren
Death notice for Mr Norman Reamer Innisfail
The death occurred on Friday of Mr Norman Reamer of Innisfail after a heart ailment. The report notes his medical attention and references his role as a veteran rugby league figure and educator in Queensland and New South Wales. He leaves a widow.
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Innispail
Innisfail
Flagg
Brisbane
CBRE
Queennland
New South Wales
Elstre
West
Memoriam Notice For Beloved Sitter And Family
In loving memory a memorial notice honors a late beloved sitter. The tribute lists family members including mother and great grandparents and mentions a funeral service led by caretakers. Inserted by a family member, the notice expresses enduring love and remembrance.
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Bengilan
Hie Tvincester
Hsabeth
Local Weather and Retreat Notices From Brisbane Area
Weather forecast notes east winds and scattered showers, while a district retreat begins in the Bishop of Cairns’ region. A hospital admission related to injuries is reported, with prime contact details for country parish attendees provided.
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Brisbane Weather Bureau
Yenarday
Alvisions
Towne ville Towerville bishops elected in uncertain meeting
In Towne ville, a faulty report notes a meeting of Anglican leaders in North Queensland electing four bishops for the diocese pending approval from the Prussian bishops of Queenaland. Announcement of the appointments awaits confirmation by the Queenaland Privy Council, with further details promised after the bishop’s residence is confirmed. The Towseriile Synod reportedly heard diverse voices, and the meeting touched on the laity’s role across the diocese and territorial boundaries.
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Hawangueen Bisnoy
Onosea
Dioneae
Xorth Queensland
Towneville
Thuredae
Prusines
Queenalend
Rishonia
Obituary for Sins Wary Comerford at funeral
Sins Wary Comerford died Saturday afternoon after a long illness. The obituary notes services in Ta lice Comertoed war and burial in Cownty COMe Ireland. Relatives and friends mourn the loss. a family tribute remembers his loyalty and life.
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Ireland
Gussrah
Railway Stoppage Threatened Across Regions
Reports from Mareeba Townsville and Brisbane indicate imminent railway stoppages. Movements threaten 24 hour work stoppages as unions demand the Railway Department rescind alleged excessive fines on railwaymen. Passengers face possible delays and cancellations as trains operate under police and union oversight.
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Tex Railway Department
War time female labor drive seeks workers in New Guinea
ISBANE Sept 3 A government call for women to join the labor force in New Guinea drew a large response from ex-service men. Commissioner Works Department LaTou r officer J V Bliss said 40 applications for women, carpenters and forge workers were received, with married men to be exempt from service. In New Guinea the plan targets road reconstruction in Abe Lae areas with housing and board provided, pay not exceeding 12 a week.
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Gales
Bliss Maid
New Guinea
Met
Abe Lae
Tenta
Huis
Rae
Earnings Tax Free Apprenticeship Weekly Wages
A partial notice indicates an apprenticeship earning scheme offering tax free pay for a 40 hour week. It references compensation terms including a quoted annual figure and a claim of all money earned being free from tax.
Mrs Wart Mat Shetland Rites Postponed
Cairns widow Mary Max Sheviend aged 9? native of Jerbertom resided many years. Survived by one son George Set and a daughter Mrs Lo Herth both of Cairns. Sisters Mrs E W Meslin Mrs T W Pasley Mrs J Maxwell. brothers J T White Cairns and A White Southealn. Funeral from St Johns Church England after service at 10.00 today.
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Cairns
Mary Max Sheviend
Jerbertom
Samy Veers
Hemaand
Mir St Bhetland
Gecree Set
Lo Herth
E W Meslin
Wbane
TW. Pasley
Brisbane cricket team details from early Queensland notes
Fragmentary report describes a Queensland team with three returning bowlers to Brisbane. It mentions J B Nock, owner of J B Nock The Coy manufacturers, and references a beer brand and club names amid scattered place mentions including South Beidbene and Beret ing Clu.
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John
UTTLE GIRL KILLED AT SPRING BLOSSOMS GATHERING
A fragmented report describes a girl killed during a spring blossoms gathering. Names and details are garbled but indicate a fatal incident near Mecriline and references to individuals including Mickey Devinn and Tapia. The article lacks clear dates or locations due to OCR damage.
Unclear headline from damaged text segment in Bangkok report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rangoon origin and individuals Evans, Truman, and Carver with unclear actions. No coherent event or dates. readable names and place hints but insufficient context to form a definite news item.
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Bangkok
Seyl
Cihere Evans
George Truman
Dersey
Piper
Rangoon
Momie Carver
Tamworth Radio Pioneer Listed as NSW Centre Premier
Sydney Sep an mr ceenh, managing director of the Tam sewpaoey Co Pry. Lid., features in a brief noting the Northern Daily L and recent press coverage. The piece mentions Tamworth Radio development, a newly formed body, and the Pas e present of a New South Wales Centre Premier.
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Sydney
Ceenh
Tamsewpaoey Co
Pry
Northern Daily
United Press
Tamworth Radio
ISM
New South Wales
Ee E Joumph
Anager
Gruceesland
Five Ore Buying Expert Found in Marerra Field Test
An inquiry notes a five ore buying expert in the Marerra area with extensive knowledge of the local trade network. A stream of questionable claims surrounds the discoverer and the producers are noted as part of a growing association.
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Marerra
Raghunath voices belief in Britain India ties for peace
The speaker asserts that India and Australia will remain friendly with Britain and work for world peace through understanding among nations. He praises Britain’s intentions toward India, calls for cooperation between Australia and India, and thanks the mayor for hospitality while urging unity against prejudice.
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Ir Raghurawa
Sieretvet
Corre
Australis
Indie
Britain
India
Raghunath
Between Nations
Wrong Food and Government Interference Across Oceans
A fragmentary interview traces Ward family experiences during war and travel. Captain Ward in the US Navy and his wife drove an ambulance. their son and medical student child plan a world bicycle voyage from the Philippines to Australia while commenting on government controls and life in Queensland.
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Sears
Navy
WAAC
Ward
Omer
Brabang
Philippines
Bellose
Abyoite
Queensland
Jose
Aaron
Nationalization Debate Shapes 1988 Autumn Policy
Amid wide public and political pressure the debate over state control of key industries intensifies. The economic and constitutional arguments surface as unions and parties weigh the risks and timing ahead of elections.
Forty hour week debate in state industrial court
Debates over a forty hour week linger as applications are set for consideration by the State Industrial Court. The court may rule on immediate implementation once legislation now before the Senate is approved, with potential retroactive effects for existing filings.
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Brigbane
Bestia
Novel church services draw crowds in Brisbane area
Sept 28 report notes crowded churches as a religious leader directs innovative services titled cricket service. Details mention Rev Pashen and others presenting a historical arc from ancient times to modern faith, highlighting growth and community engagement at Ashgreve and Stepunuie churches.
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Brisbane
Unetr
Ashgreve Bruen
Mill Brown
Fe Chuyed Ys Erwin Lan
Pashen
Stepunuie
Ehrre
Local Authorities Struggle Over Hospital Board Representation
A debated motion in the health and home affairs committee aimed to grant local authorities hospital representation. Opponents argued it would not reflect public will, while supporters claimed it ensured local accountability. The debate referenced hospital sites and prior funding to justify added representation.
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Bnale
AETU
Raven
Tiekison arAwell
Cy Dickinson
Army disposals in Sydney prompt inquiry into sales
Allegations that the federal government mishandled army disposals in Sydney trigger an investigation. The Disposals Commission plans early action, aiming to return goods valued in millions. Critics claim auctions and bidding were unfair, with figures cited across hundreds of millions and potential public commentary if evidence supports it.
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Sydney
Torough
Pe Saat
Shaponait
Orly W
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