Study on Dust Disease Prevention From Dr Wunderly
Dr Wunderly declared that risk reduction rests on strict surveys and education for workers, teachers, students, miners, and industrial staff exposed to dust. He emphasized trained staff, early clinics, and preventive measures to curb disease spread among range of labor groups.
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Argenta
Wunderiy
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Bern
Mohammedan's Right to Celebrate Marriages at Lismore
A Brisbane man Pasa Abdul Majead was charged with illegally celebrating a marriage near Lismore in 1947. The case was heard by magistrate C. H. Tompson who noted the matter could have a direct bearing on Mohammedan communities across Australia.
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Mohammedan
Lismore
Pasa Abdul Majead
Brisbane
C. HL Tompon
B.M
Aus
UN Children Appeal Aids Canberra Ward for 2000
A UN children's appeal was forwarded to UNA to support a Canberra ward with a grant of £2000 for relief efforts.
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UNA
Canberra
US DRAFTS REPLY ON DEMAND FOR RETURN OF GIRLS
Report outlines Washington's response to Australia over two Manila girls held in the United States. Descriptions include a fugitive from Calwell and a girl questioned by an Emt attaché about potential return to Australia. The tone shows diplomatic strain and uncertainty in handling the case.
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Australia
Manila
Calwell
William Ewart
Emt
U.S
New York Touts World Tour Findings on Trade
Mr. KG Luke returned from a seven month world tour and announced prospects for Australia and America, noting opportunities and proper pacing for trade with New York. He described duality in goods and the potential for new markets.
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Melbourne
KG. Luke
Luka
Australia
Threatened shutdown of coal mines in dispute
The Joint Coal Board plans a conference with miners to avert a looming two day strike next week. The action would halt about 20 000 tons of coal as the dispute centers on AFL Union members joining the Federation.
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Sydney
Joint Coal Board
Sds
Tre
Kemnira Rock
A.W.U
Trio of locals pleading in Sydney Quarter Sessions
Arthur Spackman a 27 year old weaver and Charles Spackman an electrician faced the bench after Acfnther failed to post a warrant for his son. Spackman men admitted taking a piano and sewing machine from him and received a sentence of three years with good behavior conditions. Newton’s approaches and Ne son’s guardianship were noted during the proceedings.
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Sydney
Acfnther
Arthur Spackman
Boil
Charles Spackman
Ne Son
Police Inspector Reduced to First Class Sergeant
Melbourne report says Police Discipline Board downgraded Inspector John Ernest Hutchinson to sergeant after allegations of personal misconduct. It notes his good prior record and grants a seven day stay of the decision.
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Melbourne
Police Discipline Board
John Ernest Hutchinson
Ea Force
Hutchinson
Htchinson
Hi. L. Jackson
Hutchingon
Australian approval sought for girls heading to United States
Reports state that several Australian girls who went to the United States were told to return home after discussions with American and Australian authorities. Officials described the process as sweeping and noted many applications for visas were processed quickly as girls sought to leave.
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United States
Calwell
Pusatralie
Tila
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Onder Thane
Extension Sought of Leather Board
Government sources indicate a bill to extend the life of the Leather Board through December 31 and to authorize needed legislation to allow the Board to remain in operation. Details remain unclear as debate continues.
Supreme Court Dismisses Monahan Dissolution Petition
Justice Simpon dism isses petition for dissolution filed by and against Mad Kar Monahan. Judgment reserved on costs.
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Supreme Court
Simpnon
Monahan
Ua Costa
Transport schedule snippet from unclear local list
Fragmentary OCR shows names and notes for a transport activity or roster with multiple personal names and an 115 pec reference. The legible items include Manuku and Ghirardella alongside several individuals and districts.
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Dye
Wilson
G. Karnes
Bull
Trevar
Gober
Manuka
Warkeaptr
Robin
Barton
J. Bares
Gruirt
Wynn
G. Ghirardella
Brand
Hunter
Manuku
Selleck
Welen
Gillingham
Ghirardella
Lla
Wegulat
Hismythies
Commonwealth claims fire loss at Victoria electricity board
The Commonwealth seeks 32 40 from the State Electricity Commission of Victoria and Victoria State in a writ filed over a February 1048 fire at a Commonwealth owned Max factory in Riddell.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
State Electorelty Commission
Victoria
State of
The
Riddell
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