02 Dec 1948
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Newspaper
Maryborough Chronicle
Location
Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1948
Page
1
WORNE December 1 A new Governor may follow a major crisis in State after nine p m. Negotiations between the Liberal and Country parties for a settlement of disarray collapsed as the Miss resigns from Cabinet. The Assembly adjourned to enable party meetings to decide action.
A fragmented OCR item mentions dairy prices and a contracted agreement. It references Reeves Theater and a named individual, with scattered words about contracts, prices, and locations. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a local notice style item with partial names and terms.
Harald Dunbar Walsh, a pilot from Quernuland Flying, was fined £15 today by Brisbane authorities for a Sunday incident while in charge of aerial services. The case references an injusniee quar and relates to the pilot’s duties and conduct during the event.
Fragmentary OCR text notes Shannon in top weight scratched from a competition. The garbled lines mention TMU and Fairey era terms and scattered names. No clear results or dates are recoverable from the readable portions.
The board refused to grant requested leave changes for December 28 noting the day was proclaimed a holiday under the Holidays Act. Banks public service and related workers would keep the holiday unless arbitration act adjustments create an exception.
ARU shows interest in ongoing milk and coal disputes. Details are unclear due to garbled source text but imply labor or trade discussions involving milk production and coal sectors with potential regional impact.
The fragmented text suggests a note about payments related to Aust Tet. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No specific entities, dates, or amounts can be confirmed from the readable portion.
A court heard Raymond Parer, 54, aviator, declare he received £9000 as part of a timber concession deal involving a £30,000 deposit paid by British timber firms. The testimony related to the Newarmee concession and alleged payments connected to the transaction.
A fragmented clipping discusses enhanced air safety for international aviation, mentioning officials and plans to exams, inspections, and standards. It notes cooperation with international bodies and potential improvements to aircraft oversight and procedures.
The Coal Reference Board chairman was said to be unwilling to travel across Queensland in a meeting. Fuel Minister S. Shater reportedly told acting Opposition Leader Swanter O. Salenn about his stance as the issue was raised in parliament.
Fragmentary report shows Le Populaire claiming the Communist Party would fail to sway Berlin voters while Museass and Liberation offer contrasting views. Debate centers on Soviet influence and potential future measures in Paris within three months.
Notice shows an application dated November 18 with steps described. The fragment mentions dates and a process but lacks clear names or places. Readable portions indicate a formal filing and a dated action, implying administrative steps.
A fragmentary note appears to request information about a person and their school, with unclear names and unclear context. The text is incomplete, offering no verifiable entities or event details to anchor a caption.
Maryborough Milk Producers' and Venda' Association last night backed a policy to withhold milk supplies until price increases are granted. Over 30 members supported the executive's action, rejecting a proposal to deduct sales from not-for-hospital children quotas, and urging continued delivery restrictions amid talks for higher prices. A telegram from the O.O.O. secretary noted prospects for a factory outcome were jeopardized by the current stance.
London reports a 31 year old woman granted a decree of nullity on grounds of her husband's incompatibility and a lack of consummation. The proceedings involve disputed paternity and an unusual line of questioning that drew attention as potentially a landmark English court case.
A historic note describes rocket propulsion powered by atomic energy. The fragment hints at early research, experimental aims, and potential advances in space travel technology. Names or dates are not clearly readable.
Sydney December 1 Charles Ivan te Gallien was convicted in the Central Criminal Court of murdering his father Charles Luttix Havelock Te Gallien aged 49. He received a life term in penal servitude. The sentence follows the recent Child Welfare Act developments and his age was noted.
In a murky diplomatic note the Soviet Union faces opposition to a proposed veto restriction. The discussion centers on RAMs and Belgian coalition dynamics. The text hints at conference tensions in Vienna and mentions Belgian and Belgian allied positions amid broader strategic maneuvers.
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