Bennett Urges Ex-Servicemen Into Public Life
General Bennett denounces cynical politicians in a bitter attack aimed at mobilizing ex servicemen to enter public life. He recalls wartime unity and urges leveraging influence in Parliament to improve government and national welfare.
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Gen. Bennett
Bydney
Gordon Bennett
Australan Legion of ExBervicemen
Expree
Pol Hciane
Bennett
Malaya
Australia
Abrmney
Death Won When Given Second Chance
A drowning incident occurs when Miller nearly escaped a plunge from a boat during a rescue attempt. Miller was towed to safety but later died as the vessel capsized and overturned, his body recovered hours afterward.
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Miller
Idle ships and labor turmoil cloud coast lines
Officials said three ships idle amid wage strikes and supply delays. Amid confusion and weak communications the workforce remains unsettled as talks continue.
World War I POW note found in tennis racquet handle
Fragment from 1917 documents a POW note concealed in a tennis racquet handle. The item mentions war guilt, a secretary named Jonair Coe, and a Prague or German context, with references to an Australian Battery and secretive wartime events.
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P.O.W
Beetorka
Mion
Nile
Boaceyseys
Atlrate
Jonaicr Coeer
Tad
Ben Weil
Bennis Raomuel
Canalis
Cap
Cap, Maneywrnt, Way Was Ay Member of the di Asutrallan Taturtey Baicallon
Miners Holiday Benefits Announcement
Mysterious note lists various names and phrases amid garbled text about miners holiday benefits. The legible fragments reference AVENE Pip and Daas Miwa with scattered place names and events, but the core details remain unclear.
Central Queensland Farm Scheme Proposal Sparks Debate
Premier Manion advocates a broad plan linking the Queensland Government and private interests to develop central Queensland. He claims the scheme would create new agriculture and industry, attract immigrants, and boost production across the region, with support from officials and critics alike.
Carpenters Officials Involved In County Motions At Million Dollar Site
In a complex county matter at the Carpenter Vainn, executives and trustees including Dawson and Hing operate a union driven by a plan at a ranch site. The meeting and actions involve Beiahune ranch, Mw Shore and other officials as they push nominations and decisions amid ongoing disputes.
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Te Union
Stestwerd
Stored Maize 14,000 Bags Threatened By Mice
Stored maize 14 000 bags threatened by mice as distributors report infestations across Warwick area. Officials from the Native Department and Warwick merchants discuss export potential and storage issues, with plans to clear and move stock by May 12 to avoid further loss.
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Wat
Warwick
Monty Rib Oy
Abelsbare Frais
WunwUek
Morey
Maine
Eletiane
Trier
Markey
Iain Parpore
Sribusis
He Nativay
Tram
Mathes
Beesling
Enron Taaidling
Wibbenie
Rcpatien Warwice
Tenty’ and Co
Aviziiu
Mi B
Sbutt
Briheane
Ware
Ailek Samiitiee
Ue Department of Commerce
Ruska
Brisbane
Mir Markey
Mindante
Henry
Geten Ane Co. Waren
Brian
Talway
Tony
Brisa
Olley
Eye rationing introduced today amid wartime shortages
A fragmented report notes rationing of eye materials and related supplies following wartime demands. Names and dates are unclear, but references to hospitals and markets hint at a nationwide effort to control scarce resources.
Youth questioned after woman wounded in station incident
A youth was questioned after a shooting near Chattevilie yesterday left a woman injured. Police reported the incident occurred at a station area with Mrs Francis item Byedd C9 and Mrs Duguid involved. The suspect, Matlon amptayee, was intercepted and later fined for a related offence.
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Haineane
Aeyear
Pullier
Goonies Hackoe
Aly Ey
Micmallee
Chattevilie Esterday
Francis Item
Chattevilie Moma
Sation
Uwe
Moyes
Ineeatin
Nlao
Matlon Amptayee
Duguid
Dua
Alps
Fligh
R Uta Nba
Harpe
May Day Protests Split Labor Support in Brisbane
Fragmented reports indicate Labour factions fear May Day demonstrations will be mere window dressing if government officials refuse to participate. Premier Hanlon defends lack of government presence as a symbolic stance, while Labour insiders warn of tensions within Cabinet and unions over the procession’s significance and political leverage.
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Labour Bay
Blake Goversts
Nbr
Hanlon
Kabour
Mabie
Stoke
Hus
Labour Party
Hugaeyy
Tinian
Iran
Rans Hort
Pirernen
Murder Trial in City Court Over 51 Year Old Woman Case
Arthur Ansor teach faced charges of murdering Mrs Annie Kadheian Burtrack 51 in a hotel. The accused broke into tears during testimony as witnesses described events and potential motives and the defense sought to call others to testify. The case hinges on alleged financial malice and the whereabouts of key evidence including a statement by Dench and possible English connections.
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Bydner
Nish
Rotel
Alburn
Okey Hater
Arthur Ans
Teach
Annie Kadhieen
Evan
Burtingian
Benet
Dex Fender
Itn
Mtr
Dench
Viena
Oles Beach
England
Minister Warns of Trade Strain as Rail Strike Impacts Goods
The Transport Minister and officials warn that ED countries face tighter goods trade next year due to a rail strike. Officials cite engine shortages and reduced capacity, with impacts on central Queensland and Darling Bay shipments. Authorities discuss measures to keep essential freight moving amid industrial disruption.
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Hmisnane
Ghivensland
Dugean
Poraliy
Jayeur
Steike
Taganaulie
Cuntral
Queensland
Bern Drough
Fitters Rise To Be Applied To Other Staffs
The Industrial Commissioner's report in Brisbane indicates railway workers beyond shops will gain the wage schedule from the 12/44 week increase for fitters. A maximum per year of 40 and a minimum weekly rate for adult porters of 10/. other rates for women and juniors set. Union reps pushed for retroactive effect to September 1987 and broader application.
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Brisbane
Poilwiy
Mir J. O'Malley
Indust
M. O'Brien
A.R.U
Wealth Court
Flaick
New Haut Wales
Vieteria
Austral
Tasmania
Buchlis Twerpans Wonkraver
Incermars
Anway
Alvar Indy
Mar W. Purneus Gaardé
Amcolaran
All Wrades
Gunite
Jengor
W. Riddan
Searsig
Italy Faces Election Trickery Rumors Across Rome
Disjointed reports from Rome allege attempts at electoral manipulation and arrests of priests and others. Observers warn of organized campaigns aiming to influence the vote as Italian authorities promise vigilance and fairness.
Feared Catch Turned Five Times in Tasmanian Note
A scrambled and perplexing OCR fragment describes a Tasmanian event with mentions of a feared catch, a cheque, and an unnamed Mr Lemmon. The text appears garbled, with multiple quotations and disjointed phrases, making the core incident unclear and difficult to parse.
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Queetlarul
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News of the World
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Weber
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