Not Fast Enough to Catch Plane in Brisbane
Fragmented OCR notes describe an inquiry into an air incident or mishap involving a deputy director of navigation Captain Moore and a court proceeding in Australia. Mentions world record attempts, a 440 yard run, and delays affecting a City Commission meeting.
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Brisbane
Thurn
Moore
Ube
Caloundea
Metcenicy i
Neuticht
Wien
Bhetet Foundation
Australia
Wenk
Woeke Enmuel Eave
Palery
Hpur
Lemdon
City Commission
Guy Hinjudi
Australia faces industrial readjustment amid wool price boom
A rugged overview of Australia’s industrial scene notes inflation, transport issues, and labor productivity amid the wool price surge. It argues force will not decide reforms, urges justice in industry trusts, and warns of tensions between arbitration and direct action amid ACT policy shifts. The piece highlights arbitration’s contested standing and potential clashes with labor unions.
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Reid
Australia
Othee Coustrisn
Australie
Indvattioe
Unay
Ineuance
Glen Davie
Waldacaide
Thethey
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Miniater For
Labour
Clarampdad
Taare
Arbitration Court
Canberra
Melbourne suspends pacelimacy ceremony amid royal oversight
In Melbourne yesterday a ceremonial event involving high officials from Cosamander VA and T. Ramage ADC RAN faced postponement as governance authorities reassessed the proceedings. The awkward phrasing reflects a disrupted regalia rite overseen by state figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosamander VA
T. Ramage
ADC
Melbourne
ALP Officers Interview Dr Burton Highlighted
Fragmented text records an interview with Dr Burton by ALP officers. Mentions Parliament Hansard Cain rence and discussions on an application. Details unclear due to corrupted OCR.
ALP Officers To Report On First Meeting Of New Executive
Newly elected ALP president and officers including W R Collimere HG Weegt and C W Anderson prepared to report on the first meeting of the new Labour Executive. The report will be factual, not a recommendation, and the executive will decide on any action to be taken after hearing Dr Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Collimere
Avorvte
Weeght
C. W. Anderson
Tos Italien
Ites
New York Paper Poll Shows Slip in Republican Race
A New York newspaper reports that a late May poll shows General Eisenhower ahead of Senator Taft by a margin, with Taft drawing support and MacArthur discussed as a potential keynote speaker. The results diverge from an earlier May poll, reflecting shifting delegate preferences five weeks after the first survey.
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New York
Newewerk
Waahingen
Ebeerower
Pnewewisk
Einadhow
Bensor
Tea price rise expected by 1d per pound says official
Mr Pincwen suggests the Commonwealth midweek talks on reducing silver 1,000,000 in 1800 and extending the price of tea. He notes a long running tea shortage and argues for price adjustment to counter this trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pincwen
Tekoes
Captain Claude Site at Olympic Games in Korea
An unclear report describes Captain Claude Site participating in Olympic events linked to Korea and an American team. The text mentions vague affiliations with the Third Battalion, RAR, and references to Australia, London, and France, with fragmented quotes about expectations and national teams.
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Claude Site
Liw
RAR
Korea
Bern
Lve
Feppe
Australie
Tomar
London
Tment
Hur Vance
Capeale
Reet
Ameath Teat
Cmd
Hale Cay
5 E C Sells One Million Pounds Of Surplus Plant
The Melbourne based Electric Commission disclosed disposal of 61,000,000 watts of electric supply plant, valued at 68,000, with portable cranes and equipment among closeout assets. Authorities indicate efforts to repurpose or relocate surplus gear amid production program curtailments.
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Melbourne
Thuraisy
Mate Electricity Commission
Otter Skies
Wales
Canberra Weather Forecast Mixed for Capital City
Canberra forecast calls for a fair mild day with a few clouds and light to moderate winds. Overnight temperatures expected to dip with widespread frost and fog likely, while daytime highs near the mid 40s in Fahrenheit region readings.
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Fem
Pan
Chandya Rines
Canberra
Rush of Bookings to Coronation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a rush of bookings tied to a coronation event with references to plans, timelines, and delays. Mentions May timing, Australia, and various names or entities, though details are scattered and unclear.
ACTU Denies Support For Glen Davis Men Move
The Australian Council of Trade Unions refuses to back the Glen Davis workers amid a government plan to end operations. Interstate executive decision follows a Adelaide visit by miners union leaders. The ACTU says the move aligns with Glen Davis citizens and national undertakings, despite opposition. The Sydney receivership and related tensions frame a fraught labour dispute across NSW and SA.
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Adelaide
Thurving
Australian Council of Trade Unions
N.S.W
Glen Davis
Miners’ Federation
G. W. $. Grant
Me. W. Parkinson
Stu
Glen Darla
ACTA
Fey
Glen Davie
ACTV
ACT Claims for Marginal Increases and Labor Unions
The article reports on marginal wage increase claims pursued by multiple unions including Bhop Asenteots, Warehouse Fni, and Federated & Tie, with references to Australian unions and engineers. It notes actions by officials such as A. C. Lachett and Arthur Pade, and mentions the ACT protest and possible impact on workers during a tense period of labor negotiations.
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Clulme Bellig Heer
Bhop Asenteots
Fni
Thderatinn
Federated & Tie
Pottery Union
Operative Planternea’ Federation
Australian Ment Eamployera
Uni-t 08
Heeteical Trades Union
Australian Society of Engingers Amalgamated Engineering Union
Prderatist
Driy Yera and
Fremen's Association
Renerg
Margtmal
Public Works Expenditure Cuts Considered by Commonwealth
Departmental experts warn that any substantial reduction in expenditure would shrink public works and development of services, affecting the ability to complete vital projects. Defence and administrative costs are examined, with possible savings through strategic cuts while preserving readiness and essential services.
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Presant
Sions
Pune
Jeveln
Muriiem
Ouriain
Mors
Murinnan Roethoua
Roe
Man
Pears effect of dearer steel cones Taner Pears
A chaotic fragment discusses steel price increases and their impact on local manufacturers facing foreign competition. It cites President of the Metal Endastre Association Mr HG Ferny and mentions wage adjustments and political considerations, with garbled, unclear phrasing throughout.
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HG Ferny
No Way Out for N T Cattle Darling Thurrt
Cattleman McParlane Newhern abandons attempt to deter Zale from leaving the Territory and blocks along Ludwig Leichhardt route. Cattle trek along Farldane property at Limman River with ample feed and water. Burnt sections of Urman River and Tarwallatle hinder progress due to drought.
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Vamy
McParlane & Newhern
Haa
Ludwig Leichhardt
Ras
SeFarlane
Lmman
Urman Fiver
Tarwallatle
McPariena
Becausa
Northern Territory
Wimbledon Contests Highlight Tumbling Upsets and Debuts
Reported chaos at Wimbledon as several favorites falter in early rounds. Notable results include Candy and Nove eliminated by Am pen and Moret, with Gardner Mulloy advancing in men’s singles. American Gardner Mulloy defeats Ken Rosewall while McGregor overcomes Beaman. Women’s singles see 12 year old American prodigy Mullale Condolly reach the next round amid medical concerns for injured players.
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London
Wesnyadu
Mervyn Rave
sLarwis Hoodad
Nove
Pelikaatma
Moret
Merman
Avery
Lualian
Rolass Dy de Bello
Redi
Row
Mercymann
Oy Tewa
Ammoon
Rou
del Bello
Gardner Mulloy Theal
Ranewall
Urges Review of Defence Allocations
Australian report calls for a government review of defence allocations and funding priorities. The piece notes proposals to reassess aerial and naval programs, with a focus on national security needs and potential shifts in spending, referencing ongoing discussions and stakeholders involved.
Rugby League Competition Finds New Players
A fragmented report describes a rugby league event introducing new players amid scattered names and places. Mentions Ca useway, Wentworth, and Queanbeyan with reference to junior teams and a captaincy at a regional meet.
Acton Racecourse Oat Crop Report Amid Turbulent Notes
Fragmentary OCR text references Acton Racecourse and oat crop conditions amid scattered mentions of sports, places, and unclear names. The readable portions suggest a rural or agricultural report tied to a racing venue with minimal concrete details. The piece lacks coherent facts to form a clear event or outcome.
Anthony Leaves Hospital Amid Recovery
Taumsaerbue reports Anthony in convalescence after a rough dawn incident. Medical staff at the hospital confirm relocation and ongoing treatment with rest and monitored care for full recovery.
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Wenley Church
Wills
Ninian
Attrac
SM Hasam
Can
Kinin
Leonard
Catharina
Sony
A. C. McKay
B.v.se
Sungeo Ly
SO Arthun cineLe
Fonneet
Wuone Pua
Robert C. Taylor
Funowon
Filmer Scouts
Perimetiae
Aenator YY
Brian H
Colman
Optomeirist
Crawford Street
Queanbeyan Opp
Poa
Wesinmaday
Renward
Woullwar Plesse
Braddon
Vielaity
Patenti
Narabundab
Manuka F
Wentridae
LL Cook
Novar Bt
Westridge Sogntee
Oumren Starme Envice
Tional Foundation
Federal Court OF Inquiry
Kamimela
Danwr S Northend Typlat
Australia and New Zealand Bank Limited
Dash of
Arstalasia
Tha Union Bank of Ambalta Ltd
Balt Es
A.C.T.U
Burton
Dalge
Imap
Hansard Cain
Yvenallata Shamoda
Sorarting Hanaand
Achaice
Sapanea
Taft
General MacArthur
Sega Deleguldis
Aeven Southeen Musten
Asl Oylmfic
E.C
Canberr
Ceria
Gookinge GN
Wait
Menalies
Ppadt
Sydney
Tuureday
A.C.T
Mac
Quade
Lachett
Actin Prime
Arthur Padedon
Inter
Mubion
naLonay Laboratory
Kien Duisshaere
J. Hall
Mungen
A. Siem Oat
FEDEA
N.T
Tiaverunes Lawould Review
Dafency Wien
Fep
South
Austrata
Ieee
Maloney
Manuka
Queanbyyann
Siuwuka
Causeway
Sin
Qteanbeyan
Quinninarin
Nui
Acton
Nike
Bard ‘Micyacing
Yar
Sparta Gronung
Enekete
Iknanan
A. Tugh
Ulng
Sean
Mm. Anthony
Taumsaerbue
M Anthony
Noi
Azal
Plath J
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