Miners Federation service leave hearing reopened
The Log Of Claims shows the Miners Federation case for service leave being reopened to hear evidence on capacity to bear the burden. The Coal Board and mineowners will present next Monday at 10am with the federation replying. The federation opposed rehearing and urged immediate draft award issuance amid unsettled proceedings and a prior Central Council decision.
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Wesltstry
Gallagher
Miners’ Federation
Coal Board
Me Gallagher
Westerh Ane Fe
Sunaueer
Lamgaarelce Teave
Federation
Central Council
Fragmentary note on Commonwealth gas stations and fuel policy
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Commonwealth gas stations and state cabinet actions on fuel, with garbled names and dates. It references August and a statewide issue, but readable details are limited and no clear events or entities are definite.
Fragmented OCR item with scattered names and phrases
Readable parts mention a person named Behan and a reference to a place or event. The text is heavily garbled with stray letters and partial words, making it difficult to identify a clear incident, date, or outcome to summarize.
Tiger Shark Caught At Yorkey's Knob
A tiger shark was caught at Yorkey's Knob amid daylight, drawing onlookers as anglers reported the encounter. Local authorities advised caution and ongoing monitoring of reef and inlet activity.
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Yorkey's Knob
Legionnaires Plea On China Trenient
A brief item notes legions urging action on China related tensions amid a plea for support from military veterans. Details are fragmented but emphasize wartime stance and public interest in China policy.
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Legionnaires
China
Dreaded Disease Now World Wide
A terse report notes the spread of a feared disease across multiple regions, with official agencies warning of accelerating cases and urging precautionary measures amid growing international concern. End of fragmentary text.
Floods Reach Fatal Toll in Northern NSW
Sydney dispatch reports floods causing numerous drownings and rising death toll fears across northern New South Wales. Police fear up to thousands may be lost as waters surge, with towns evacuated and families awaiting updates amid ongoing rescues. Chinese freedom case pivots on High Court bail orders. 38 in Long Bay and five in Pentridge granted conditional release pending deportation review.
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Sydney
Gydney
High Court
Melbourne
Im Long Bay
Pentridge
Immigration Department
Coa
Ani
Otha
Chia
Jowice
Fall High Court
Junie
Joho Batham
Coal as Election Issue Hinges in Ipswich
Ipswich voters hear two parties campaign on coal policy with Liberal and Labour figures leading the debate. The event highlights broad power concerns and the clash over energy priorities as August reports note strong public interest in the coal question.
Fragmented Texts on Population and Courts
The readable fragments reference population growth and legal processes. Mentions of a court jury and parcel issues appear alongside scattered place names and personal terms. Content is uneven, with unclear connections between subjects and no coherent narrative.
Breakdown in Coal Board Conference in Queensland Mines
Confusion and delays marked a coal industry dispute as eight Queensland mines faced renewed tensions after a Coal Board conference adjourned to Friday. Owners spokesman Mr W Thomas indicated no immediate settlement prospects, while unions pressed for resolution amid ongoing negotiations and potential action.
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Kisbane
AEE
Iers
Queen Land
Coal Board
Aedispigh
New Ebbw Vale
W. Thomas
Says Plan On Jewels Insurance WRISBANE Aug 29
Fragmentary OCR note discusses an insurance plan for jewels and a public or official ad from WRISBANE dated August 29. Mentions a figure Day 32, and references to a person or entity related to a superlative clause, but details are unclear.
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Wrisbane
Trade Plan To Solve Crisis With Commonwealth Resources
Government officials report the United States may seek Britain permission to discriminate temporarily against American goods to ease the dollar crisis. Negotiators are reportedly considering reusing terms from the 1946 British Iran agreement to permit this. The loan and dollar reserve matter remains tied to the discussion.
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Tashington
United States
Britain
Iran
German Farmers in Australia Settlement Sought
A fragmentary note discusses German farmers relocating to Australia and a plan involving overseas ships. The text references individuals unnamed and hints at health, education, and settlement logistics, but details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Fere Hive
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THE
Ipswich
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Ilaud
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Issa
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Iit
Pune
Wikone
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Ating
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Yprepaana
Mey
U.S
Australia
Eyviyty
Miematir
Tony Nevdled
Tne
Bevin
Bex
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Saul Muse
Marcela Graths
Ates
JR Frequent 1
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