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A Chronicle article by G. Simpson warns of rural-urban drift and the need for bold nation-building. It argues Australia’s 8 million people must expand productive capacity, diversify industries, and invest in roads, rail, water, electricity, and education to seize opportunities on the land and curb economic risks from volatile export prices. It calls for a master development plan, stronger leadership, and national cohesion amid Asia’s shifting dynamics and rising regional nationalism.
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Chronicle
G. Simpson
Aramara
Australia
Asia
Manchuria
China
Korea
South-east Asia
Ausraliana
Pacific Islands
Commonwealth
Comuntry
Queensland
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Shire
Gardener Charged In London Court for Queen Mary Home Incident
Gerard Brien a 26 year old gardener was accused in court of entering Queen Marys London residence and attacking Mrs Alice Kiluh the 88 year old housekeeper. After evidence the magistrate ordered custody until July 4 for a further hearing as Brien faced charges of burglary with intent to rob and assault.
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London
Gerard Brien
Wat
Queen Marys Londno
Alice Kiluht
Beef Shipment From Brisbane To Sydney Delayed
A June 2 shipment of 8000 tons of beef from Brisbane to Sydney was delayed due to flood disruptions cutting supplies from northern New South Wales. The consignment aims for the Sydney market, with officials awaiting clearer conditions.
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Brisbane
Sydney
New Wales
Claim On Council For On Call Work At Teddington
A Maryborough Industrial Court hearing before Industrial Magistrate J Ward examined the former officer in charge of Teddington pumping plant amid wages arrears claims by Harold Williams and Cecil Dreger. The dispute centers on on call work and overtime under the water and sewerage award, with evidence detailing shifts, duties, and compensation as the council and workers seek due payments.
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Teddington
J. Ward
Maryborough
Coneybeer
Fedon
Word
Harold Willams
Cecil George Dreger
Williams
Dreger
Mir McGuirk
Treldington
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Jean
McGuirk
Council
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Harold Wiliams
Ferrylane
Beven Crmplever
Tredington
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Wide Bay
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Atrae
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The Story of Mary Lane and Life of Mary Liviriae
A clipped radio schedule lists programs across channels including The Story of Mary Lane Life of Mary Liviriae and Father Aunt Jenny, with notes on mornings, midday clock times, and musical features. The fragmentary listings hint at a diverse slate from Queensland Radio News to The Answer and Circus acts.
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Chronicle
Queensland Radio News
Mary Lane
Jenny Tog
Mary Liviriae
DLAM
Oreen
Sulferbs
Queensland Railio News
Afverna Et Musicale
Wimbledon Team Champion Snipe Readings From The Bible
A fragmented schedule page lists Wimbledon Team Champion Snipe and readings From The Bible among broadcasts and sports items. It notes twelve Latvians arriving at Portsmouth aboard the ninety foot auxiliary yacht Albatross en route to Australia, seeking prospects in Europe.
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Portamouth
Australia
Europe
Amtererp
Queensland home costs ease in April permits rise
Government reports show Queensland April average home cost down from January to April across four months. Brisbane average home price for April estimated at £1440, with country areas near £1310 and overall four month trend downwards. 106 new homes approved, value £1,170,000, plus £163,500 in new commercial and public work. Ex servicemen grants total £8,000,000 to 83,000 applicants. Federal wage policy eyed, with over £260,000 set to aid ~260 ex service men next March.
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JE. Solomon
Queensland
Brisbane
Wee Fataily
Costa
Green Panic Grass Trial Gains Ground in Gympie District
In Gympie on June 24 Recreas Jful experiments with panic grass on frost frost areas show value for pasture. Mr A Viertta of Gayndah cites green penile as potential salvation for local dairy. The grass was introduced two years ago by Mr Aigtt Deummond via Medoora cattle station. It forms a permanent pasture, grows from seed, and yields protein content of 4 to 4 percent depending on local climate.
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Maenangers
A. Viertta
Gayndah
Thustey
Gymple
Aigtt Deummond
A. Petries
Medoora
Gaynedal
Bince
Coal grows as showpiece in Callide visit
WAISBANE June 8 Fed and state ministers press Callide coal as a showpiece. Premier says tours by Harriot Hughes Casey and others signal federal and state interest. Hanlon notes spending criticism while Playford report awaited on the Callide field. Southern states eye Queensland coal for sale domestically and beyond.
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Waisbane
Fedfrat
Harriots
Queenstland
Victoria Transport Minster
Kert Hughes
Casey
Southion
Plngford
Gaye
Meethey
Onion
Wenaland
Hanlon
Playford
Mensius
Queenslang
Dawson to Meet Norm Gent in Melbourne bout
Freddie Dawson the Negro lightweight was matched with Victorian welter Norm Gent for Melbourne Stadium next Friday week. Gent’s camp signaled acceptance but Mougin-Gent plans remained unsettled as negotiations suggested a potential return fight.
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Melbourne
Freddie Dawson
Norm Gent
Stadiume Lul
R Leen
Acanihe
Jougin
Lake
Mougin
Gent
Race Meeting In Doubt In Sydney Delayed Until July 18
The Sydney race meeting was postponed from June to July 3 and then abandoned to allow the track to dry. Officials set new STC meetings for Canterbury on July 18 and 19, aiming to recover the fixture.
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Sydney
Thrace
Inbury
Toms
Don
Cannerbury
Mayor Seeks Cooperation Amid Aldermanic Debate
The council debated campaign expenses and the Returning Officer’s costs in Maryborough versus Buc o, with Aldermen Tanner Perry Searle Christensen Dunn and others calling for a detailed report to the Town Clerk. The motion to table cost figures passed only to be debated further at the next meeting as the mayor took on multiple committees.
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Ald
J. D. Perry
Ald. Searle
Perry
P. Christensen
Nash
Searle
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B. A. Hunter
PL D. Christensen
R. H. Dielglich
F. Matthies
G.T. Connolly
Clty Myrarer
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Inlniute
Urgent recruitment drive for Queensland Police Force cadets
Commissioner calls for men aged 10 to 26 years to join the Queensland Police Force Cadet scheme. Applicants with Senior or Junior University certificates get preference. Cadets work 40 hours weekly, receive 28 days annual leave and 14 days sick leave on full pay. Details and forms available at police stations.
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Queensland Pelle Force
Arc
Ice
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William Edwards Receives British Empire Medal
Towneville railway fireman William Edwards is presented with the British Empire Medal by the State Governor Sir John Edwards for heroic action during a wartime incident on the western line near Yulin Creek. He isolated a burning truck carrying munitions, risking his life as bombs exploded and damaged the railway infrastructure. Edwards asserts that driver John Michael Dwyer should share the honor.
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Townsville
William Edwards
Towneville Railway
John Edwards
Yulin Creek
Edwards
Edward
John Michael Dwyer
Towneville
Dwyer
I Hughenden
Sur
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