Farmers Urge Machinery Bounties Across Wheat Regions
A fragmented report notes calls by farming bodies for bounties on farming machinery and related equipment to aid wheat producers. The board debates payments and future measures to offset high costs, with references to customs officers and international markets including Britain, Argentina, and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapires
Adelaide
Perth
Customs
Bensler Keane
Britain
Mowna
Mtralets
Tnsronae
Minton
Canséa
Argentina
Rusia
Sydney post-war water extensions plan outlined
The Water Board plans to spend about 208000 annually over eight years with 43,000,007 allocated to Tulee county and 1,000,000 to Muinage. Roughly 10,000 men will work on large projects including the 48,000,000 War-Fagambi Dam and a second pipe line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Astral Ohie
Water Board
Smbloh
Tulee Wunty
Townsville editor reports on alleged forced sales and crowding
A garbled Townsville dispatch alleges coercion by Alderman Smith to seize goods and organize price complaints. Text claims street vendors and merchants face coercive actions and mock sales while promoting children’s cough remedies urging readers to visit a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsvillee
Mure
Smitens
Uris
Water Strike at Broken Hill Sparks Food and Power Shortages
A disrupted water strike at Broken Hill has halted soap production and endangered daily services. Reports describe camps with scarce electricity and limited basic amenities, as workers face ongoing shortages amid industrial council concerns.
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Broken Hill
Unnamed Vienna Man Accused Of Coupon Fraud Inquiry
A court hears charges involving attempts to obtain coupons from airmen and soldiers. Witnesses describe visits to Brundstatvers and Brondstatter to acquire coupons without payment, with one man allegedly sent by an airman named Ryan.
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Hank Maiaker
Vienna
Milas
Cree Bredrar
Yan Dat
RAF
Pollos
Brundstatvers
Tandell
Ryan
Bradner
Crewad
Ryan Fey
Troomar
Airs
Aime
Agin
Broadstaiter
Margins dispute stirs shearing concerns in nation
The Grasters' Association appealed to the Federal Government to enforce National Security provisions amid fears of changes to pastoral awards. Association leaders warned arbitration could collapse if the government accepts an alternate approach, as President Cowdery urged firm action to preserve existing terms.
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Bydney
Tomaay
Grasters’ Association
Ragwitdons
Alteonay Ahearers
Hana
Mr. Cowdery
Wesssolation
No vote urged at referendum in broadcast warning
Sydney readers heard a warning from Mr J Z Lang M L A A that electors should vote No at the referendum for constitutional alteration. He said the meaning would not be clear until the High Court decision after the referendum, urging protection for voters.
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Sydney
High Court
J. Z. Lang
M.laa
Tne
Fragmentary historical note on coal colliers and figures
A garbled OCR fragment references a cleavage theory, a president named Coin, and a 6/608 ton colliery from the north. It mentions Siegen, grants, and sentences about acceptance and labor without coherent context or complete names or dates.
Australian Made Citanium Raw Materials Found
Raw materials for citanium found on Forsshere Melaochne and beaches along Queensland extend from Won Bola to Gauthparr. Australian manufacturers claim local valve production improves radio valves for three services amid government notes.
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Australia
Dedeous
Queensland
Won- Bola
Gauthparr
Soldiers Exceeded Prom Land Ballet
Returned soldiers face exclusion from the Bears As Taj Land Board with applications halted. The decision affects 14 toes in a disputed land case tied to a prom related event and partially outlines intimation from the board about eligibility restrictions.
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Prom Land Ballet
Stonet
Geel Sentence Stands In Immorality Case Involving Hilton
A court record states that Vandeleur faced six months, with remarks about rooms used for improper purposes. The forward communication noted occupancy and associated misdeeds. The judge indicated the offence was of low severity and not severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy Spee
Foward Hilton
Vasdeinst
Hin Pre Lee
Vandeleur
Fragmentary court notes recount a severe warning to a farmer
In a partial report the court review mentions a meeting test and a second campaign. The farmer received a severe warning for unspecified mitigating circumstances. A family-related consequence is hinted but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaudoan
Mr. Kivucson
Diego Mf
Ermal
Emergency Rations Halted After Refusal to Work
A partial readable wartime dispatch notes a worker refusing duties, prompting a pause in production. Recovery occurred after the 14th shift with full resumption later in the day, following administrative actions.
Dunstan Critical of Seidler Settlement in Canberra Center
Dunstan attacks the Seidler settlement and the Commonwealth government in Canberra, arguing conditions and governance are far from the centre of settlement and fail to meet needs, calling for attention to the issue and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunstan
Seidler
Commonwealth Ax
Marchante, Boorekeepers & Agata
Cheques Forgery by Youth Placed Guilty
A youth pleaded guilty to forming and uttering two counterfeit cheques drawn on the Commonwealth Bank. The case details indicate intent to defraud and the defendant faces sentencing in the local court.
Nation's Forum of the Air to broadcast in Sydney
A new program dubbed Natron's Forum of the Air will be broadcast on the national network shortly. The controversial topic will be the subject Freedom of Control in Industry. Profeanor Copland will host with Lloyd Row Bir Herbert Gepp and Vernon Smith contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Natron
Wubjaota
Spencers
Profeanor Copland
Lloyd Row
Herbert Gepp
Vernon Smith
Unclear OCR note on bus routes and school pickups
Fragmentary text describes buses traveling to a railway and a convent with passengers. Mentions a kindergarten and an Alcitle school intended to pick up children to relieve households. Lacks clear actors or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew
Wracoon Rrugreta Az-Voalation
Buser
Tiwanalan
Alcitle
Conlg Ee
Auction items and society notices from Canberra 1944
An itemized list details household goods to be auctioned at a Canberra sale including furniture and tools. Separate notices announce an Australian Women’s Auxiliary annual meeting at the Canberra YWCA and a Victoria League general meeting. Canberra Croquet Club hosts a series of bridge afternoons and a test in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Community Hospital
T.wc.a
Alec
Baiy
Abe
NB AL Lawrey
Victoria League
Mugen
Canberra
Anernomerusadly
Cs Opm
Sage
Manuka
Wally HidGe
Legacy Club War Orphans
New South Wales Legacy Chute Bay
Ofc
Pheeda
Legecy
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Pines
Federation
Tuckmond
Sina Aly Pines
Ted Cat
Neil Joe
Conant Sond
Grant
Coin
Ioon
Treone
Aft
setKamant
Geld Og
Charlent
CKITT
Meactor
Soi Foo
Eres
Nation's Forum OF the Air
Rumilw
Baturdat
Moresby Fe
Taubman
Mailiof
Yaforia Lelaque
Uo, Bteble
Tregarris
Cateye
Philip Bern
Brenda Marehall
Paris
Matmee
ANAL
Psa F
Ravrayy
Scott Glenn Forn Claire Reve Pe OS Pyls
Capitol Theatre
High School Ex-Students’ Association
Dorris Fitton
Independent
Alberto Casella
Albert Mall
Verity Mewitt
Civic Centre
t_ Hughes
Klighton
Manuka Newsagens
Pricms
Lysaght Brothers & Com'y Pty. Limited
Lisacht Wink
Vusuem
Braddon
Turner
Times Office
Creswick
Harrington
Baby
J.B. Young's
Overland
Campbell St. Amalie
Uawa
Mavern Star
Goulburn
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