Queanbeyan Show Plans Bold Program For 1944 Meet
Queanbeyan planning a grand 1944 show with A Alcorr chairing the committee and A Sobaston promoting the event for the women’s committee. The main schedule features cattle judging, new pig section, and beef display. Cash prizes, trophies donated by Mrs Aythun Kaien and others, plus a fancy apple show to highlight local growers.
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A. Alcorr
A. Sobaston
Aythun Kaien
Seedwen
Bydiey
Sabes
Queanbeyan
Virehard
Bert
Canteen Contracts Trial Opens In Melbourne
In a Melbourne criminal trial a special jury of 12 sits for the High Court to hear charges linked tocanteen contracts. James Allen of Eastfield and William Ronald Hutenie of St Kilda face claims of aiding and betting in secret conduct. The hearing focuses on alleged unlawful influence over contract allocations.
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Melbourne
Tueada
Contincia
Medicialce Starkain
Exim
Tia
Tie High Court
Aely
Vivre
James Allen
Travelter
Eachfield
Pondeu
Willan
Ronald Hutenie
Kilda
Oulali
Tiwan
Henring
Dairy Industry Blamed On Government Chaos
The minister for commerce criticizes Tory governments for causing dairy chaos by protecting imports and delaying action. He cites repeated requests for price relief and manpower strain under Menzies and other administrations, accusing Labor of seizing power to cover shortages and control prices while producers suffer.
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Rydney
Tucmay
Wall
Ander
Early release of prunes sparks civil food debate
A fragmented report outlines concerns raised by MP J Clarke and Civilian Food Board members about early prune release and its effects on juvenile diets. The discussion covers nutrition, distribution fairness, and potential price or supply impacts, with references to grocers and regional guidance.
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Franerstan
Muniran
Ths
J Clarke
Itty Convealiey
Clavie
Beny
Pranos
Clark
Euston
Maintenance and Oddities in Early Farm Flock Notes
A garbled report describes flock maintenance and related issues with whimsical phrases. It mentions a company named Wineheather Carman Ltd and references a claimed reduction date of 14 February. The readability is low and key facts are uncertain.
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Aydney
Saint By Wineheather, Carman Ltd
Svartinay
Cepeu
Three Months' Gaol For Black Marketing Case
A young trader named Sulyamann Vermkemchan, also known as wake Dutchman, was convicted at the Young Court today for selling Repwear without payment. He received three months' imprisonment under the Black Marine Art act.
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Sulyamann Vermkemchan
Wake
Dutchman
the Young Court Tonday
Selina
Ty Thierimonths
Doomben Cup Entries Distorted by Turbid Text
A mangled OCR fragment lists Doomben Cup entrants and market notes. It mentions Yining Valma Walkexlong and other nominees with references to Thorney Nesmarket, FFU Heme, and various horse names like Nobleman Eureka Bern, Midh Rank, Whrtind, Rabbitvon, and Barborough. The passage is garbled with misread terms and inconsistent punctuation.
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Thorney Nesmarket
FFU Heme
Ailton Park
Cniefunding
Onties Mtn Ibs Juseral
Eureka
Barborough
Awbc
Bernborough Ix
Vail
Doomben Horses Injured Amid Lottery Notice Confusion
A garbled report from Sydney and Newcastle details injuries to horses at Doomben and mentions Lottery No 86 with a Friday draw. The piece cites the Northern Hotel and Box 40, with scattered names and locations, but the legible facts center on injuries at the Doomben event and the pending lottery drawing.
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Etiabane
Sydney
C Stywee
Mar Jaane
Newcastle
Binadauaann Ory
Northern
Tamysrth
Lee
Rome
Pope Rat ii
Moenings
German civilian clothing rationing shifts amid war needs
The article reports on Germany tightening clothing controls with overcoats now permit only under surrender of ration points. It notes 270,000 to 300,000 tons of raw material and a shift toward rayon and wool imports, impact on cotton and textile industries, and the allocation of ration cards for households. It mentions a new clothing card introduced and a per person annual ration of about 9 percent, with 18 percent for civilians.
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Amnestou
Germany
Lucien
Terettares
Wunto
Africa
Uwe
Porwapa
Clerks Salaries Move To Lower Pay Scale Eased by Union
The Clerks' Association plans a rollback to a reduced wage rate after nine years of negotiations. Officials say the change follows a member vote and general view supports the adjustment while maintaining current benefits. The measure aims to realign pay with membership agreements and maintain service levels.
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Clerka’ Association
Cementa
Union Membare
Three airmen killed in Aelbourne training accident
Three airmen died in a training accident near Aelbourne on Tuesday. The casualties were identified as Ona Faye Steverm, a 20-year-old trainee from LAC, and Dowies Planer, aged 32, from Ware-Ramibrol. Details are sparse due to the damaged OCR text, but the report confirms a fatal incident involving LAC personnel.
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Aelbournie
Thyse AP
Won Balinslay
Roma
Acto
Ietaria
Nen
Ona Fayesteverm
Seiwhtumoen
Dowies Planer
Ware- Ramibrol
LAC’ Dame
Aldgate
Frunes Alrmunner
Dewar Coursing Seeps Into AYDNEY Postponement
Unclear OCR text about a Dewar Coursing event and a postponement affecting AYDNEY on Tuesday. Mentions Tye Tawar Cup and possible regional references with scattered names and dates unreadable.
State Mile Cycle Championship summary muddled entry
Sydney cycling event report from Farming area notes Tay ays won an evening championship at Mtabe SA. Mentions contestants Viana WAR and TR Lama ot Wiheeiinen with unclear positions. Text is garbled with missing dates and names, no clear outcome beyond winner.
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Sydney
Tay Ays
Mtabe
Mir EL Omari
War Prisoners Labour Roles Discussed In Agriculture
A wartime report discusses using prisoners of war for wet labour in agriculture. It mentions private employers and government roles, wage standards, and proposed adjustments under wartime conventions. The piece notes figures and officials commenting on feasibility and funding mechanisms amid the war effort.
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Agricule
Bulcock
N.b.we
Postwar plans debated in Melbourne on population policy
The article discusses postwar plans in Melbourne focusing on power, immigration, and national policy. It notes differing views on population growth, defense needs, and the potential welfare burden, suggesting the country must prepare and organize for postwar challenges.
Sick Leave Claims Stir Industrial Row
In Stonesley Court today the Metal Trades Ranplayers' Assoc ration official O'Mara faced a dispute over paid sick leave. Management admitted a week’s paid absence for a worker who produced a doctor’s certificate, amid unions seeking broader coverage and a push from related Australasian trade bodies. The MV Dovid secretary noted March factory extensions and a 195 man total, with sick leave claims averaging noted percentages from 12 to 27 percent since June last year.
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Bydnet
Pyederick_armier Drury
Red Dudge O'Mara
Stonesley Court
Australian
Australasian Safety of Engineers
Inna
Alfred
Mets
Aumociation
MV Ale
Dovrid
Administration bill debated in Sydney legislative council
In the Legislative Council of Sydney, ministers clashed over control of central administration and transport policy. The debate touched on railway warrants, tramways, and departmental oversight, with references to central authority and budget implications.
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Sydney
Tuvatay
Currannin
Siam
Rada
Rend Transport
Tramvaye
Hlaisivon Salaena
Lautevarie
Sabeneve
Mattern
Victorin
Javanese stabbing case stirs Melbourne court scene
A Melbourne court heard testimony about a stabbing killing linked to a 28 year old man and other suspects. Witnesses described threats and a drink tampering incident at a public venue. The proceedings reference a homicide investigation and related injuries with multiple individuals questioned.
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Tier Trades Amd Labour Council
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Rowe
Waddington
Commonwealth OF Australie
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Queanhryan-Sctton
Sjura
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Baayal
Wakefield
Fiet Pears Malone
Aently
Brosey
Howse
Mral Natanes
Rational Kerview Offent
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