Government Plan To Develop N T Resources
Canberra reports the government will fund research and experiments to uncover additional natural and economic resources in the Northern Territory. McBride cites road and rail development, better shipping at Darwin port, landholder protection, private enterprise encouragement, and equal wealth sharing as core aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Northern Territory
Ae Fe Iy Baterior
Air McBride
I. Sievarnesian
Lima
Rau
Mtatinga
Aerie Weber
Aerie Weber Layprowervents, By Oncotrag
Ig Leneholders
Javan Gordibione
Utne
Darwin
Uod
McBride
Marth
State election nominations shape three-way races in Queensland
Nominations close across seats with about 180 candidates, Labour campaigns planned in North Queensland towns like Townsville and Bundaberg, and Liberal and Independent contenders contest Somerset Lockyer and Maranoa districts. Ministers will tour regions as Labor seeks support amid opposition sparks and housing policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
Labour
Nicktin
Brisbane
Far Western
North
Queensland
Labour Party
Townsville
Ga. Kayatta
J. ‘Teatre
P. Rooney
OQLP
Tranmaport Benlster
Jack Duggan
N@LP
Tom Alkers
Tree of Knowledge
Hanlon
Apon
T Healley
Agriculture
Mr Collings
Mr Jones
Gar
Ilee Pressly
Metropolitan
Mr Moore
Mr Power
Garr
Rockhampton
Toowoomba
Roma
Po-tonne
Warwick
Dalby
Tpewich
Stanthorpe
Lockyer
Mourlvan
PL Biyfie
QCE
Bruce
Tully Conegrowers
Exeru
Bundaberg
Mr & J. Walsh
Barnes
F. FB
Walsh
Somerset
Mtr
Mac Donald
Old Country Party
Stanley
Mrr
N. Logan
Isk Grazer
C. P. Ader
Aes
Maranca
Ioswich
J. W. Perrett
T. J. Ford
GO Chalke
A. A. Crilly
Inésman
Brisbane Tram Men Talk of Strike Action
Brisbane tramway workers vote at a 110 member meeting to consider strike action over improved pay and conditions. They seek double time on Saturdays and Sundays, higher meal allowances, an 8 hour day, weekly increases, and a move to equal award conditions with other states and New Zealand. The union plans to push for federal support if negotiations fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bribane
Brisbane Tramway
Lennnett
W. McCormack
New Zealand
McGormack
Tasmania
McCormack
W.sparkes
Architeuion Goard
Uunion
Sparkes
Melbourne
Gueenshe
Stirling
Five Rescued From Overturned Yacht Off Melbourne Bay
In a daytime rescue off Port Phillip Bay a 12 foot dinghy saved five people clinging to an overturned swallow class yacht of the St Kilda Yacht Club. The Elwood Angling Club member H Perthebridge piloted the craft back with all six aboard. Survivors were treated for shock at the Elwood club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Elwood Angling Club
St. Kilda Yacht Club
H. Perthebridge
Lindsey Backway
Bouth
Melbourne Misa
Lansell
Hright,ton
Mrcarvin
Ak Malvern
T. W. Rea
Coulfele
Perthebridge
Elwood Club
Port Melbourne
Cobalt Replaces Radium as Cancer Treatment
Dr. Shichis Warren said yesterday cobalt has replaced radium in cancer treatment. He noted cobalt is a metal and much cheaper, and he directs the United Atomic biology medicine division. The statement referred to cobalt’s use in treating cancer and other illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Shichis Warren
Warren
United Atomic Biology Medicine Division
Cobalt
Farmer Injured After Fall From Moving Truck
Mackay reports a farmer George Herbert Miers of Sepforth was injured in a fall from a moving truck on Saturday night. He was flown by air ambulance to Brisbane Heavytaaterday and admitted to Brisbane Hospital for specialist care.
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Mackay
Brisbane
George Herbert Miers
Sepforth
Mackay District
MacArthur to Visit Australia in Near Future
General Douglas MacArthur plans a return visit to Australiasoon confirmed by Lieutenant-General H C H Robertson commander of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force Robertson returned to Melbourne from Japan for talks with Australian military chiefs He has received many invitations for a short visit before America’s Mr Robertson said MacArthur is keen to come back but time not fixed He noted Australian forces have performed well and earned recognition from MacArthur and other American leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Harrag
Labour Party
Ihe
Mr Hanlon
Mranton
Pine
Kia Tuotey
Liberal
Communat
Alkena
Marriott
Labour
Hanlon
Heanson
Kaur
Nicklins
Burdekin
Clarence
Newith Wales
Melbourne
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
H. C. H. Robertson
Robertson
Japan
MacArthur
America
Robert Oon
Wick
Austratia
Roberton
Tmpar
Gtnera MineArthur
Themelves
Boop
Parva
Arrested Man Placed In Boot Of Car
Melbourne report describes a crowd at Werribee reacting to constable placing a drunk and disorderly prisoner in the boot of a police car. The local 45 year old man, known to bystanders, was charged with drunken disorderly conduct and assaulting police after the incident outside a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Werribee
V. Simla
Simla
Esut
Simin
Brisbane Waterfront Faces Record Congestion Amid Rolling Strike
Brisbane port grapples with heavy congestion as 18 ships await today and 18 more due by Friday, creating a backlog likely to persist through Easter. Officials warn even full pressure this week may not clear the delays, with steel products, butter, frozen goods, wool and cement cargoes piled up for Queensland industries and overseas clients. Ships roster includes Stentor, Ormiston, Woolloongabba, River Burnet, River Norman, and Pacific Nomad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Inboucorn
Ima
Mya
Queensland
Anc
Newcastle
Allara
Queensand
Todustry
Waversiders
Watersiders
Stentor
Ormiston
Wlooloo
Melinkerk Balorr
Caradale
Allora
Nimbus
South Africa
Star
Pentakon
Daley
Milk Left on Dairy Farms Due to Union Ban
More than 100 gallons of milk were left on dairy farms yesterday as union members followed a work ban. The Federal of Storage and Meat Preserving Employers Union issued the instruction, affecting overtime and hours worked. Processing of Gore milk will proceed today. the dispute centers on an extra week of claims. The action caused heavy losses to dairy farmers around Maffra where cows are in full milk after recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mt Dary Ferme
Federal of Storage and Meat Preserving Employers Union
Gore
Maffra
Burmese Boy In Hospital After Fish In Stomach
A Burmese boy is hospitalized with a live fish in his stomach after he splashed water from a well and was bitten by a fish. Doctors administer medicine and monitor his condition as officials report the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonton
Censure Motion on Speaker Faces House Challenge
Opposition calls for censure of Speaker Mr Cameron as Parliament resumes on April 18. Labour MP Allan Fraser questions Prime Ministerial stance and the Governor-General's reception amid Cameron's tenure and past incidents. The debate centers on propriety and potential royal commission echoes across Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canderra
Cameron
House of Representatives
Allan Fraser
McKell
Preser
House of the King’s
Fraser
Praser
Meng
Australis
Electricity Restrictions Ended After Repairs
Brisbane reports that south east Queensland power limits ended at midnight following an order by Minister for Mines Mr Moore. He said restrictions began Tuesday night and ended Friday after CEL Company repairs restored a defective rotor, enabling continuous power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Eenaland
Miniister
Mr Moore
Mrr Moore
CEL
Moore
Three Drowned One Missing in N S W Floods
NSW floods claim three lives in the Lachlan Macquarie basin and threaten towns in the central west. Damages reach £700000 to farms as Canowindra Dubbo Wellington and Forbes face record flood levels and widespread displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Eydney
New South Wales
Lachlan
Macquarie
Towna
Canowindra
Dubbo
Wera
Chole
Wellington
Manidra
Forbes
Eugowra
Potlee
Curra Creek
Ole Oman
Slaniey White
Wietirin
Casula
Amu
Sydney
Miltary Engineeriie
James Burks
Poline
Goolagong
Manildra
Cowra
Forbes Antil
Fais
Record Opening Day Crowd at Sydney Show
Sydney attendance at the Royal Exeter Show shattered one day records despite rain. Notable entries include Shorthorn and Tamworth classes with entries from Terrinallum Pastoral Co and Campbell families winning multiple prizes for Tamworth boars sows and progeny, along with champion awards and special prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Reyal Agricultural Society
Queensland
Taylory Turnnelite Maer
H.C
Taylor
Turanville Maeonta
Aberdeen Angi Hoelfer
Terrinallum
Aberdeen
Angoy
Shorthorn Helfer
Tamworth
P. V. Campbell
Elaine
Utter
P. WV. Campbell
V. Cemipte
Cawnhill
Lydia Bainet
P V. Campbell
Fatal Collapse at Band Contest Carnival in Bundaberg
Spectator Frank Fingston collapsed at the Bundaberg Show Ground band contest carnival and died in an ambulance en route to hospital. He had a history of heart trouble. Weather officials warned of unsettled conditions and scattered rain across inland Queensland with heavy falls in Warreee and central lowland districts.
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Bundaberg
Frank Fingston
Morried
Bundaberg Show Ground
Weather Bureau
Tsleford
Charteville
Gulf of Carpentaria
New South Wales
Warreee
Maranca
Queensland
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Alver
Centenant
Evenge
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