State Wages Bill Boosts Register Form Rush In Melbourne
Tuesday reports from Melbourne describe a government push to end the national register boycott. Prime Minister guarantees and Labour Advisory Committee actions align unions and Trades Hall Councils to back proposed wage and conscription safeguards. A.O.T.U. sub committee prepares recommendations while Parliament shapes amendments to Defence and Supply acts with a focus on industrial rights and wartime production.
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Melbourne
National Register
Australian Couth of
Trades Unions
A.O.T.U
Agt.u
Mena
Monstes’ Aswarances
Tim Série
Industria
X. Puble
Mablirauer
Goys
Morales
Vetter
Defence
Tam
Mie National Rewater
Memes
Register
Australien ¢Iinens
Curtin
Uhminowehout Australia
Camdon
Higher Basic Wage to Raise Costs Across Queensland
Brisbane reports indicate a government plan to raise the basic wage by 3 pence for all adult workers, affecting about 190,800 employees. Premier Forgan Smith urged calm as employers warned of price increases and potential widespread unrest linked to wage changes.
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Brisbane
Tuendar
Forgan Smn
Rive Wold
Paid Out 731 Pounds in Six Days in Witness Bos RIBMANE
A damaged report outlines a police hearing from Lancator Felesticy and multiple witnesses including Sparks and Forman Smith Yang. It details payments to alleged defendants, alleged threats, and a sequence of interviews with police and officials. The hearing adjourned with no clear resolution.
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Ribmane
Lancator
Petersley
Alpina
Inw
Lair Sarke Guld
Joby
Forman Smith Yang Tam
Dermaid
Eddh
Beard
Bedford
Sparks
Sears
Sekield
Provident Labour Party
Etl
Aew
Speres
Sparkes
Bop
Rise In Bread Price In Brisbane Meeting Briefed
Testing notes indicate bread prices are set to rise by about a halfpenny a loaf within days. The Bread Manufacturers Association official Mr Meldort warned of higher costs. The Price Fishing Commission chief Mr Lindsey stated an official announcement would come this week.
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Brisbane
Acestatiog
Meldort
Lindsey
Australian population figures show gradual rise despite fires
Canberra reports Australia near seven million population with New South Wales at 3,384,008 and Victoria at 1,800,240. Western Australia stands around 1,028,350, Queensland about 1,824, Tasmania 26,067 and Northern Territory 281, with females predominant. Population growth noted through the year despite fires and disruptions.
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Canberra
Amira N
New South Wales
Victoria
Luni
Western Australia
Thsmania
Northern Territory
Tasmania
Yasmana
Vina Fora
Sau
Australia
Fatal Brisbane road smash leaves taxi driver dead
An inquest heard that a taxi driver from South Brisbane died on April 12 after his car skidded at high speed on a road between Taidley Green and Srowigy Vale school gear. Eyewitnesses described the car losing control, striking the fence, and the driver being found beside the wreck with multiple injuries.
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Brisbane
Ghroners
Bear Steutton
Eloissurey
South Srabane
Win
Toowoomin
Yrle
James Drofiowi
Parke-Toat Woolleengabba
Anechmis
Servier
Taidley Gree
Srowigy Vale
Ima
Davideen
Ralph George Warlason
Man
Shresser Terrace
USA Armstrong
Telle Belabra
Warwick
Queensland Taxation Laws Sharply Criticised
Queensland business and manufacturing leaders criticize the state’s tax regime as unfair and harmful to development. A Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce figure argues taxation penalises working people, stifles small manufacturers, and deters reinvestment, urging reforms to encourage balanced growth and local employment.
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Manalioal
Queersland
Griffith
Moser D. Powier
A. Boyer
Toowoombe Chamber of Commerce
Grits Seid
Queensland
Griffth
Downs
Inconeral
Fruiynige
Binle
Railway Unions Claim Aca Se For Cea Contol
The text appears garbled but references railway unions and control aspects. It mentions claims related to a committee or authority and possible percentages. No clear events, dates, or named entities are discernible due to OCR corruption.
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Menai Ange Teatey
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Angin
Australie
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Rie
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Twyther
Ve Committee
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Anuwar
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Pas
Amogehale
Oppentham
Cbs Coun
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Lan
Ald
Priestley
Ueensland
Brigbane
Pramle
A. AL Griffith
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Montum
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