Cattle Trek From Dry Areas Reaches 76 Miles
The drought driven cattle trek begins from Mundub to Browena with over 2200 cattle starting the 76 mile journey while another 429 have been moved by mil. Pur. Severe drought threatens more transports as stock losses rise and dairy production falls across regions. Local figures and companies anticipate further movements depending on conditions.
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Brinbane
Mundub Tere
Browena
Root
Rong
Rockhampton
Returned Soldiers League debates admission of ex service volunteers
The State Conference at Maryborough debates admitting all volunteers to the Returned Soldiers League. Mr Sims moves to unify servicemen’s groups and press for preference for ex servicemen in government promises. A strong call for a united front to secure jobs and status for returned soldiers amid concerns over potential constraints from authorities.
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Mantbonough
Maryborough
Anrvicee
Guernaland
Mtr
Sim
Tie Ae
Returned Soldiers’ League
Nin Tavaour
Blo
Sims
Boldiers’ League
Servicarmen
Bins
League
United Front
Australia
Mystery of Tetanus Case Attributed To Delayed Onset
An inquest into a death following a suspected tetanus infection notes a possible latent period. Dr. Rivett and Dr. Wivelt discuss causes after January 1 examination and January 10 death. The inquest is adjourned to a later date.
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Pratt
Wivelt
Dore
de J. Rays
Port Marten
Caldera
Boone
Abe
Debated State Coal Mines Survey Findings At Gri k m a nk
Deputies and officials discussed a state coal mine survey claiming mixed results on safety, production and mine conditions. The briefing referenced MG Wallatatt fund routines and listed numerous mine sites with varying statuses, roles, and potential closures.
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Grikmank
Galr
Mer Justine Davison
Hiley
Tosten
Naan
Elton
Hnic Lunn
Agalecer
Wil
Warr
Darulotys
Mulligats
Queensland Weather Report Ties North South Temperature Lows
Queensland recorded lower temperatures than New South Wales or Victoria as a cold west wind swept the region. Brisbane saw a minimum around 21 degrees while Toowoomba and Tambo reported 8 to 21 degrees, with Ormeau at 29 in Victoria and similar readings in New South Wales.
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Brisbane
Queensland
New South Wal
Victoria
Shrebane
Biuaéavy
Sertes
Thargomindaly
Toowoomba
Tambo
Trong
Calining
Vientoria
Ormeau
Fund
New South Wales
Darwin Church CANBEREA Naval wumerney tale at a warn site
In CANBEREA, a Darwin church tale describes naval wumerney warnings and a 10 week period where women were available. A local rector and Mr Makin discuss the situation as civil orders regulate public safety and Navy area patrols while no desertion is noted.
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Canberea
Naval
Makin
Anton Thy Chanel
Move to End Meat Strike Stirs Federal Talks in Brisbane
In Brisbane the Federal Executive of the Meat Union and Premier K Guntan pressed a conference with meat employers to resolve a 13 year old dispute. They aimed to bring opposing sides together for a settlement or extended strike action. Officials indicated a morning meeting would seek a joint solution.
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Brisbane
Meat Union
Calon
Me A. Neuman
He ‘Trédee
Acon
Tg Econ
Aspekcomat
Bature
Yale
Batten
Lothieson
Cabour Member's Charges Report Confusing Allegations
A fragmented OCR item describes charges against a Cabour member connected to the Labour MCR for Ademmunaro and Allan Broo. It cites government officials and a Commonwealth Council, referencing five years in Cinmatty, family hardship, and housing claims. The text is garbled with names and places unclear.
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Cardura
TrHeridh
Rendence
Chunerra
Court Decision Denies Preference in Work Policy Debate
A court case scrutinizes government preference in labor and wartime employment. Ministers deny a preferred hiring policy as unconstitutional, citing acts regulating employment and wartime staffing. The ruling questions prewar positions at factories and whether returning soldiers retain higher posts.
Man Guilty in Bigamy Case at Police Court
A painter named Morsch pleaded guilty to bigamy after admitting he married Thame Gartrude Maryens while still married to Lo Ball Minch. The court heard a letter claiming divorce from his lawful wife, and he was remanded as bail was set at £25.
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Biuurane
le Hr
Wreke & Bogue
Hy Follce
Morsch
Thame Gartrude Maryens
Tibby Vale
Marriél Lo
Yewan
Supreme Court
Wentence
de Lange
Varocet
Nias Burgese
General MacArthur Unable To Attend Victory Celebrations
A garbled dispatch reports General MacArthur cannot attend victory celebrations. The note names Drisane and The Prete My Woh and alleges an invitation was extended but the general’s presence is prevented by unspecified reasons.
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Gen. MacArthur
Drisdane
Attlee Optimistic On Peace Treaties and Parlance
Prime Minister Attlee expressed cautious optimism in the House of Commons about peace treaties. He stressed patience, warned against hasty decisions, and argued for a balanced stance between Potsdam terms and Allied wartime cooperation. He noted the need for international understanding and restraint in shaping postwar policy.
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Lonlon
Mr. Aitlen
House of Commons
Trantioy
Wit
Trieste
Europe
Rewlly
Cnet
Toni
Beale
Inicin
Rita
United State
Andy
Herice
Penile
Imotters
Ierin
Maudie
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