Bowlers Test Upset In Third Round Match
Local bowlers dominated the third round with forfeit wins and clear triumphs across multiple venues including Dalby, Mackay, Gympie, and Bundaberg. Notable performances featured players from Brisbane, Toowoomba, and Murwillumbah as teams sewed up decisive results amid forfeits and tense competition.
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Butchers Seek Weekend Year-Round Shops
Sydney May 22 Master Butchers petitioned the Federal Arbitration Court for year round open shops. The bid seeks a five and a half day week for most of the year with a five day stretch Apr to Aug and a Monday to Friday schedule otherwise. The federation says the change is needed to curb overtime costs in Queensland Victoria and South Australia where state laws limit Saturday hours. About 2000 employees would be affected across Australia. The hearing date was set.
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Sydney
Federal Arbitration Court
Aduelry
Apri Ace
Meat and Alfied Trades Federation
HL Kefford
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
Ebcape
Australia
Rake Mine Disaster Stills Climb in Ruhr Region
The death toll from yesterday's explosion at the Daubivc mine near Gelsenkirchen in the Ruhr rises to eight as two more injured miners die in hospital. Rescue teams continue searches and officials announce investigations.
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Gelsenkirchen
Daubivc Foalmine
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Ruhr
Pay Rise Demanded by Rail Unions in Brisbane
Brisbane May 22 Unions representing about 17 000 employers urged Transport Minister Duggan to impose pay fines up to £50 a year for railway wage stalls. The move follows plebiscite pressure and aims to compel wage rises for workers in key trades amid a long standing pay tension.
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Brisbane
Duggan
Beer Was Not Intoxicated In North Melbourne Court
In Melbourne on a May day a man named Claude Beer faced trial for driving a damaged car under influence after a crash near Dryburgh North Melbourne. The Crown alleged intoxication, but Beer claimed he was not the driver. The actual driver, whom Beer had met at Queen Victoria Hospital, testified about meeting after both had wives giving birth.
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Melbourne
Belonder
Claude Beer
Drybirgh
North Melbourne
Gulmet City
Pital
Gwray Tsefor
Was & Mus
Queen Victoria Hopital
Paspalum Seed Dollar Earner Across Regions
A fragmented report notes paspalum seed industry earnings around 180,000 to 380,000 the year with casual workers during late summer and autumn. It mentions Rotary Club involvement, global exporters, and shifting from hand to machine sowing in the Itiehmend River area and beyond.
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Astry
Wislek
A. Budd
Rotary Club
United Gato
America
South Africa
Mead Way
Hervettir
Saul
Ron
Queensland
Itiehmend
Admiral's plane at Cloncurry tale mishap
An Australian admiral's aircraft suffered engine trouble near Cloncurry on a May 72 patrol, forcing an emergency landing. The HMAS Shouldaver was set to depart for Sydney in June after maintenance delays, while reports note a U.S. occupation troopy and six cullers stationed in Japan.
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Hiers
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Chaneanry
Sydney
Chancery
Adimernt Ereebee
Armvey
Australian War Service Land Policy Discussed in Brisbane
Brisbane May 22 reports that a proposed amendment to the war service settlement agreement will be debated tomorrow in federal and state ministerial discussions. Queensland officials, led by Mr Foley, indicate the core issue will be land settlement for returned servicemen and the valuation basis for acquired land and settlers.
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Brisbane
War Servicer
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Coe Crauners
War Service
Armen
Live Ammunition Drills Near Brisbane
May 22 reports two hundred men at Redbank firing range prepared for a week of live ammunition drills. Some troops slept in over area overnight as night firing continued. About 10,000 rounds of live ammunition will be used in ongoing operations starting Monday near Noosa and surrounding area.
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Brisbane
Redbank
Mrs Roberts New CWA President Speech Highlights Queensland Local Support
Tow ssville May 22 delegates of the Queensland CWA gathered as Mrs M Sterne, elected state president, addressed the meeting. She outlined goals for the year, praised branches, and urged continued fundraising and community service as the CWA supported mothers, youth, and playground projects while increasing branch cohesion and public morale.
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Ssville
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Bee Tele
Rckta
Hite Csevesit
Opt
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Bers
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Abeident
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Sorinpeine Ane
Persnally
Bing Crosby mobbed on golf links in England
Reports say Bing Crosby was mobbed at a practice round in England as fans surrounded him near the clubhouse in a yellow jersey. A record field of 410 competitors is entered for the British amateur championship at St Andrews over the old course with a final on May 27.
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Engoe
Ie Coufbe
Greene
Betwee Hall
Mrad Ban
Arma
Bin
Chet
Bing
Consultation By Picturegram MUBBANE, May 11
A Brisbane logistic held a consultation with a Sydney doctor by picturegram. X-ray images were exchanged between Brisbane and Sydney amid a discussion of the imaging process and timing. The subject of the imaging and its relation to Australian media groups was noted for further comment and clarification at a later briefing.
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Sydney
Sidney
Isbone Mote
Australia
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Wo Postswind Telegrapha
I Bradshaw
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Pierre
Hare
Cam
Auebrolania Medien Cungreu
Mrs D Cook Secures Easy Victory in Brisbane
In Brisbane on May 22, Mrs D Cook achieved an easy win over rival riders in the rural women’s events. The meet featured uneven performances among country competitors with notable showings from Ipswich and Central Queensland entrants. The country women’s events included Mrs Wo Lewin and Mrs F Cunnan among others, while Mrs D Cook and Mioy A Welk led several close outcomes.
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Stowbe
Ales Titous Pecultea
Tarawan YA
Experian
EB Thorogond
D. Cook
Mioy A. Welk
M. Schultz
Pickard
W Lewle
Allery
Mies
B. Cramp
Fatal accidents at same spot in Melbourne
Melbourne police report two fatal crashes at the same corner on Saturday. A jaberman, 24, died after his motorcycle collided with a car at the corner of 6t Kid a and Commercial roads. Constable Talph Honey Horner, of Nurin cute, also killed. Edward Thomas Wowler, of the 2nd Royal Aurrishment, was injured in a separate collision near Puckapun ya on the Hume Highway.
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Jaberman
Siemens
Barvid Edward Thomas Wowler
Royal Aurishment
Puckapunya
Callisium
Hume Highway
Ray ‘Camptwlitinid
Fishermen Rescued Off Scarborough In Boat Trouble
Three fishermen were rescued two miles from Scarborough after their boat took on water. The men Henry Newman aged 34 Andrew Nower and Gerald Meyers were aboard when the vessel began sinking. They had hired the boat and were fishing off Redcliffe when the incident occurred yesterday morning.
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Scarborough
Henry Newman
Andrew Nower
Gerald Meyers
Suufried
Mamilin
Scart
Redcliffe
Doomben Double Doomben Double Bribane Racing Entries
Doomben May 22. About 94 horses entered for the Ten Thousand and the Cup. Previous year ten thousand entries were 40 with Seth Austratign as entrant. St. Comerly and Greg Bootz are noted names. High Jip, Mandieup, and Super Wools of New Zealand Reno are listed. Phalbes and Bio Fe among top contenders. Sydney sprinters like Blue Mark and Deep Gem are in the Ten Thousand. Spellman may be a leading Cup favourite after a recent win and Playboy defeat in the QTC St. Leger.
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Seth
St. Comerly
Greg Bootz
Eyam Manadieup
Newmarket
Tran
Super Wools
New Zealand
Reno
Brisbane
Hielet
Fie
Phalbes
Bio Fe
Sydney
Bue
Mark
Deep Gem
Spellman
Missing Doctor Search Requests Sydney Inquiry
A May report notes a search initiated by Sofuis District Hospital Board and Topitals Commission to locate a medical practitioner after the sudden death of an elderly man. The inquiry involves Bathurst and Hounes authorities with police and hospital officials named in the fragmented text.
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Sofuis District Hospital
Topitals Commission
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Man's body hooked to a fluke in Georges River tragedy
Sydney on May 2 reports a body recovered from Georges River after a missing man, Stanley Edward Browne of Eryhitewitie, was found with clothes hooked to a fluke. Police earlier believed him missing. the body was recovered by divers near the river bend.
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Georges River
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Eryhitewitie
Panett
Piornic
Thompson Cleared to Rest Ten Days After Injury
Thompson, Queensland league captain and back, was ordered to rest for ten days following medical examination by the New South Wales League. Bristene half back Mon Stotton arrived in Sydney this afternoon to reinforce the team.
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Stay Of Proceedings In Bertha De Hartogh Case
The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution of the court order for Bertha De Hartogh, pending an appeal. The Dutch girl, returned to her natural parents in Huliame, remains under the stay until the case is heard. The Chief Justice acted to suspend the order today.
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Huliame
Pure Supreme Court
Matet Monther
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Fire destroys 10 tons of Callide coal at Barney Point
Fire at Barney Point Gladstone yesterday devastated part of a government stockpile near Brisbane. About 10 tons of Callide coal burned as a rain-assisted blaze divided a 75 000 ton government pile. Officials report containment and no further spread.
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Brisbane
Barney Point
Gladstop
Man charged with murder in Melbourne incident
A Melbourne man, Raymond Barckaze of Fitzroy, faces charges of murder after a fatal assault. Investigators say the event occurred yesterday, with authorities detailing the alleged acts and ongoing probe.
Burnett Beats ISIS Burnett Beat ISIS in a Tough Match
In a turbulent clash Burnett defeated ISIS with a hard fought performance. Key moments included a decisive run and several chances denied by goalkeeping heroics as Burnett sealed the win in a tightly contested game at the scene.
Dingo Baiting Efforts Reported in Queensland Areas
Fragmented notes indicate farming and government discussions on aerial dingo baiting programs in several councils including Gin Gin and Kolan Shire. Letters from residents suggest rising concerns over outcomes, costs, and alleged abuses tied to pest control efforts and new baiting practices.
Mulgrave Mill Sugar Policy Debate at Annual Meeting
May 22 report from Mulgrave mentions a policy discussion amid growers and officials. The article cites Hiatt and Kiely among attendees, noting concerns over sugar allocation and futures. Officials indicate plans to review price mechanisms and production quotas with local farmers and the Turgy Matthey group.
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mMulgrave
Whitebotders
Anell
Beederlang
Furttier
Camere Ibenant Ecoutry Turgy Matthey Gabe
Bial
Princatte
End of Butter Rationing Near Sydney
May 22 speech by the Australian Minister for Commerce Mr Ewen at a dairy industry conference urged immediate lift of butter rationing. He cited wartime needs and Government shortages, noting the need for steady supplies and a return to normal market conditions as the Waite Production Board previously recommended.
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Avetralsay Teatitute
Mansaerend
United ‘Heinadewry
Mfc
McFern
Miners Demand Pay at Pit Top Meeting
Miners from the Parkhead QCEA branch gathered at Hox Flat Collery Bouncer to push for improved wages. The pit top meeting lasted just over an hour as leaders pressed management for better pay and ongoing bargaining for tribute and conditions.
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QCEA
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