Council Plea for Ptal Loans Across Commonwealth States
The council sought total loans from Commonwealth states including £17,100,000 for Commonwealth housing and £43,205,000 for Victoria, with other sums for Queensland £22,000 South Australia £15,195,000 Western Australia £12,962,000 and Tasmania £16,491,000. Projections showed rising borrowings and planning delays due to labour shortages, with emphasis on housing, plant, and public works in the Commonwealth loan programme and state projects across Queensland Victoria Western Australia and Tasmania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Ns.w
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western
Pbran Council
Pycar
Muichlawry
Plan
la Australia
Tei
Ariasion Mabrs
Sven Siles
Matheritien
Australia
Capricornis Regina Electricity Board
LMM
Townsville
Haigmoor Mine Dispute Halts Work Across Regions
Haigmoor owners and miners clash over use of the seven week coal strike, with statements from principal figures about employment and possible “death warrants.” Officials urge government intervention to prevent victimisation as talks continue and pits resume or prep for return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipawich
Arincipal
Haigmoor
Amberhey
Ebbw Vale
Walker
the Vale Phi
Mtale
Mt Mar
Ih Miners’ Federation
Chifley
Pawich
Queensland
Hamlot
Millar
Blackheath
Mather
Tokio Rose Tears In The Box Trial At San Francisco
Major Charles Cousens of Sydney testified that he and Mrs Iva Loguri D Aquino conspired to use Tokio Rose broadcasts for a propaganda programme. He described Japanese wartime indoctrination and warned that the aims were to lower US morale. The jurors heard wartime influence tactics and collateral remarks from witnesses about the broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Francisco
Charles Cousens
Sydney
Iva Loguri D'Aquino
Cousens
ALF
Mr. D'Aquine
Harweing
United States
Weather summary and Vatican TV notes amid showers
The Weather Bureau reports scattered showers mainly along the north coast with a cool inland. Temperatures include a 91 degree maximum in the Darling Downs, with frost expected later. Vatican City coverage notes Catholic broadcasts and papal appearances on television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Weather Bureau
Darling
Dobson Charged Over Story Chaos at Manly Ferry
Sydney report states William Dobson to be prosecuted for public mischief after claiming communists threw him from a Manly ferry. Attorney General Martin directs the case. details reflect a bewildering sequence of garbled notes and misstatements surrounding the alleged incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
William Dobson
Manly
N.S.W. Miltorney
Martin
Dobson
Helen
Chile
Arch-Duke Asks For His Share In Family Estate Dispute
Arch-Duke Frane Joseph of unknown origin sues his mother and sister over inheritance. He alleges the family wealth and ancestral property were withheld from him and seeks a hereditary share based on receipts and claims tied to a Buenos Aires period. The case involves parties in New York and Western Hemisphere connections.
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York
Frane Joseph
Opehurg
Aled de Oeal Tay
Heather
Tuercaria
Buenos
Nico
Fragmented OCR shows scattered names and phrases
The text presents a jumble of garbled names and partial words with no clear narrative. It reads like OCR noise, listing numerous syllables and ambiguous terms without coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable subjects.
U K and U S to discuss petrol policy
Early talks set between the United Kingdom and the United States to frame a petrol policy. The discussions aim to align positions on oil pricing and energy strategy ahead of upcoming events and negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.K
U.S
Government criticism unfair says Blair Athol co chairman
Brisbane August 17 Government criticism of Blair Athol open cut miners for not billing the Railway Department was unfair, says Blair Athol Coal and Timber Co Ltd chairman Mr H Grant. He argues the order cited by Mr Gair had little impact as the Railways lacked inherent trucks to move coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Blair Athol
Railway Department
Blair Athol Coal and Timber Co. Ltd
H. Grant
Grant
Gair
Queensland May Have Rare Plant for Arthritis
Queensland scientists test wild plants for cortisone production used to treat arthritis and rheumatic fever. Cortisone once cost £1008 an ounce when derived from bile, but now can be produced cheaply from a plant in the Apocynaceae family growing in Liberia, West Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Liberia
West Africa
Stemmbacy
Torrie
Nate Wis
Sahern
Web
States Will Help Expand Tobacco Industry
Canberra reports the State Premier agreed to join a Commonwealth meeting to form a committee to investigate expanding the tobacco industry. The panel would include state and federal government representatives, growers, and manufacturers, and be assisted by the Commonwealth Bureau of Agricultural Economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Bureau of Agricultural Eronomice
Sharpley's Startling Disclosures in Royal Commission
Melbourne reports Cecil Herbert Sharpkey testified that theft forgery housebreaking and bank robbery could be legitimate activities for Communists if serving the Communist Party. He argued that civil law and morality mattered little compared to the party's objective and described party teaching on loyalty over legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Communist Party
Cecil Herbert Sharpkey
Repeal of Coal Strike Act Declared by Dr Evatt
Canberra reports that Dr. Evatt announced the repeal of the National Emergency Coal Strike Act with a proclamation to terminate the strike. He stated the repeal does not prejudice ongoing legal proceedings arising from the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Evatt
Rhythmic Misread News At A Glance
A garbled OCR style item mentions a plan or event with uncertain names and dates. Key entities are unrecoverable. the readable text references a likely meeting or vote context and a deadline, but specifics remain unclear. The fragment hints at a public action with an upcoming date and potential eliminations or openings.
Fragmentary Notice of a Local Incident
A damaged OCR reads as a disjointed local notice mentioning a boy, a vehicle, and a fatal event. Readable elements reference a boy and a large truck with implied danger, but specifics such as location, date, and names are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes on local events and people
A garbled OCR passage lists names, places, and scattered actions across a local setting. It references individuals such as Te Pergunun and Homey Lae, mentions a potential petition or meeting, and includes scattered phrases about towns, areas, and dates, though many items are indecipherable.
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Tey
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