Manpower Director and Belle Commer face clash at college
Sydney Tuesday meetings involved Neville Williams and Thomas Cartes as manpower actions aimed at the college. The Daily News editor Dullach condemned the proceedings while the deputy commander urged immediate action. The police secretary indicated an appeal and the case drew attention to ongoing labor disputes at the Belle College complex.
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Sydney
Tuseday
Belle Commer
Anc
Ae Maen
Collaweize O Depactiner
S. Canateniay
Neville Wi
Anc Thomae Cartes
HAVO
Gentine Trova
The
Foren
Phe Conatabtes
Wory
Winhwagen
I Wie
Sparge Agaldiat
Clarence Sydney Misic
Tncites
Daily Fun Aph
Ste
Dullach
Bern
Belly
Grigg
Carney
Yne Teer
Police
Congrover
Wodonga Level Crossing Crash Stuns Local Officials
Fragmentary report outlines a Saturday crash at the Wodonga level crossing with a funeral procession involved. Military figures and civilian casualties are referenced amid chaotic scenes and investigations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wodonga
Unable to determine readable events from fragment
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event, names, dates, or places to summarize into a headline and card teaser. The readable portion lacks clear subject or action to report.
Perjury Charge Allegations In Sydney Solicitor Case
Allegations of perjury hover around solicitor William Jonn Taylor in a Sydney case tied to the Baringmee affair. Judge Burton noted the seriousness of the alleged false statements and the need for full evidentiary consideration before sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tueway
William Jonn Taylor
Hiroig Munro
Sjadge Burton
Paytar
Semanas Ayn
Three Killed in Air Crash at Mt Magsabon
A tragic air crash near Mt Magsabon claimed three lives including Tinaatny Meghourne and several others. Investigators and medical teams arrived as rescue operations began, with coverage noting the victims and surrounding area.
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Meghourne
Tinaatny
Magsabon
Jules i Aubin
Standardised Leave In State Services
The notice outlines standardized annual and sick leave in state services. It sets terms for eligibility, duration, and employee entitlements, noting duration limits and the authority governing policy. The text references the Premier and ministerial undertakings, with guidelines on coverage, verification, and potential extensions.
Women Workers Threaten Strike For Increased Pay
Reported in Sydney on Tuesday women workers threaten a strike over raised wages. Details outline potential court involvement and company obligations while noting contested payments and executive actions shaping the dispute.
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Algamateet Limite
He Aehitens
Sydney
Tiniane
Heaton
High Court
Upton Wand Fritiy
Milk Production Boost Urged by Premier in Dairy Plan
The Premier called for speeding up milk production and farm efficiency. Details indicate halted vectors to acquire plants and ensure wheat availability for the scheme, with government support to safeguard the process for all companies.
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Ayonery
Walry
McKelty
Thal
Mali
Morivsiaon
Drastic Milk Rationing Planned for Sydney Residents
Reports indicate further milk ration cuts will hit households as government moves to a tighter schedule. The Measures assign 10 percent reductions to supplies while schools and hospitals face restricted access, with distribution and access to essentials tightened nationwide.
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Hydney
Twentiy
Bait
Wool and Meat Demands Amid War Efforts
The article details war era shifts in sheep production for wool and meat, noting Australia and Britain favoring animal use during shortages. It discusses government controls, rationing, civilian needs, and the impact on supplies including meat and apparel. It mentions New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia, plus the Royal Navy and military needs.
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Forte
Carson
Auntralia
Great Brtain
Valie
Eatiaty
Austrailia
Boull Valen
South -Australia
Malmo
Buren
Uenetienen
Sydney parliament debates lower taxes and prize allocations
A Sydney assembly session scrutinized budget items tied to Melbourne receipts and prize funds. Officials noted comparative costs, with references to Anjouan, 1942, and various figures including 1400 and 37.3. The debate highlighted wind impacts and adjournment considerations as motions were debated.
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Sydney
Anjouan
EAM Padi
Melbourne
Pieter
Aaort
Nanye
Mtanene
Mectigny
Areys
Young idea for student purchase sparks local debate
A fragment outlines a plan involving a student named Melnourne and a person Tash Young. It references a purchase by a group or entity with unclear names and places, mentioning Werribves and Toe Bl oy Stu SAW, suggesting a community discussion or proposal with uncertain specifics.
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Ponaro
Paper Mill Union Restricts Employment Action
The Arbitration Court for Tay Mu considers a restraining action by the Australian Paper Manufacturers union against Blatravitin workers. The case centers on whether existing members are affected and the union’s authority over employer restrictions. Details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Aydney
Latal
Blatravitin
Auakewlint
Judicatura
Arbitration
Court For Tay
Mu, Howeves
Eimployiens
Weber Eneindore
Atalay Grirkere
Army to Grow Vegetables Reported Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary news notes indicate the army plans vegetable cultivation as part of a broader effort. References mention ministers and officials, with unclear wording about commerce and administration, suggesting a debate over civilian support rather than a direct military program.
Patriotic Carnival Fund Wound Up at Acton Racecourse
The ACT committee met at Acton Racecourse on February 3 to wind up the carnival fund. About £1680 was raised or distributed to the Patriotic Fund and Canberra relief.
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Patriotic Carnival Fund
Halle
Acton
Patriotic Fund
Canberra
Woman Strangled Amid Turmoil At Hodforn Poll
A woman lies dead in Bevifoore after a suspected strangling incident as police confront the crowd at the Hodforn polling site. The event unfolds amid a chaotic scene with officers disputing crowd control and safety measures. Police attempted to secure the area while investigators reviewed nearby evidence and potential witnesses.
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Racine
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Gonald
Ene
VRC
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Roy Rogers
George
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Civic To-Morrow
Thaile TO Weibbmuller
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Paper Mill Union
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Sabia
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Egg Pool Levy
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Bates
Ageriourture
Rydney
Hodforn
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Commonwealth OF All Rnacia
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Hore Waste
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Laf Santence
Kingston
FMS
Transport Workers Union OF Australia
Pacaney
Tyne
NUD Cimava
Gcatie Wejte McIntyre Bisa
Miche Inge
Ginger
Ralewamt Enrvice
Tepaire
Ail Rashea
Chatter
Civic Jewellers
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Amelta
Seles
Manukaushel Cave
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Thuredaye
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