RACQ Watchdog of the Motorist Advocates Safety First in Queensland
RACQ champions safer motoring in Queensland and across Australia. The club notes motor travel grew with roads and rail, while opposition faded as cars became common. It credits the Automobile Club of Queensland for pushing safe practices, road construction, and public education to reduce hazards and protect all road users.
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Ely
Cnach
Englam
Queensland
Astemabihy
Chay
Clu
R.A. C
Todas
Sues Sane
Cnet
Rabble of Trappers Profit from Lost Fort Scheme
Report notes men trapping for rabbi and rabbit poisoning in the Scone area earned money from air line schemes during a feared fort period. Records show cheques for sums like £39 12s 9d and other small totals. Several trappers received over £10 in total, with mentions of a notable week-end haul of 32 bales and multiple kits.
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Scone
Bayer
Frtmight
Elina
Leon
Election Promises on Power Expansion and Bank Monopolies
The text outlines a Labour proposal for expanding government power in towns by ending private banks. It argues local managers would coerce customers into accepting terms, eroding competition. It warns monopolies arise when better terms lure customers, ultimately leading to a socialised banking system.
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Hank
Lown
Amy Mimopely
I Han
Electionpromise on public works to provide jobs
The report cites Labor's pledge to launch public works projects of lasting value to create employment. It recalls past promises by Scullin and his government after elections, noting they claimed a mandate to implement jobs programs once electoral outcomes were known.
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Labour
Clectham
Scab
Scullin
Scallin
Restoration of Wages and Salaries Promise Scrutinized
The Labour government pledges to restore all reductions under the Emergency Set policy, while critics note previous promises by Scallin and Lyons governments. Wool prices and wage restorations for low paid workers are debated as Queensland Labour candidates face questions about real salary recovery and disparities between high and low paid civil servants.
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Labour
Eco Ve Ue
Australie
Lyons
Scaltin
Queeusland Labour Ramdh
Promie
Queeussland
Return of Disabled Soldiers and Britain’s Postwar Needs
A wartime call argues for continued support through pensions and employment programs for returned soldiers and sailors. It notes unemployment, aging veterans, and loss of secondary industries as key issues, urging a League approach and emulation of Canadian efforts to aid reintegration and industrial opportunity.
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Weber
League
Commonwealth
Empire
Pats
British Empire
Ale
Rensum
Secondary Industries
Came Man Legion
Kor Birr Srv
Weich
Tees
Yanada
Import of American Sheep for Manchukuo Program
The Manchukuo government plans livestock improvement with a program to import 70 merine sheep from America for breeding. Two hundred sheep will be used in Manchukuo, while concerns arise about quality and purpose.
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Manchukuo
America
Matuking
Whia
Dreeent
Boy betrays mother over grain theft in Soviet farm
A Meoran report claims Promva Kotha, accused of reporting his mother Sar for stealing grain from a collective farm in Moscow, faces punishment for theft. Soviet authorities allegedly offered him cash rewards for betraying his mother. The article mentions punishment and rewards tied to crimes of grain theft amid famine concerns.
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Meorcor
Times
Promva
Moscow
Meath
Saeret
Promya
10 be crated in the meantiversion In tie Tanlleka viary
A fragmentary note mentions Oakey measures the Himarters in a peculiar meantiversion with sagas and a sam sawehe satire. The readable text hints at a literary or comic piece but lacks clear context or attribution.
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Oakey
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