Strike proposal falling in Brisbane amid rail union tensions
Brisbane reports indicate fading support for a midnight strike on Wednesday as the Australian Workers' Federation and allied unions face Railway Department resistance. AFULE leaders push for a ballot while government officials seek to restrain action. imports and exports across Queensland and Canberra are discussed amid labor unrest and transport disruptions.
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Brisbane
Brisbane Watereiders
Waterside Fedration Council
Mentine Railway
Nolone
Wil
Douet Vhis
Iene
Aus Wallax Railways’ Union
Australian Federated Union
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Cauaing
Isis
ARU
Mr. O'Brien
Afulf
Hadthampton
Aningromy
Brisbane Calleh
Waléraide Workers’ Federation
Stace
G. Ridgway
Fas
Cowell
Mt Mackay
Railway Department
Fidyway
Diet Geligniss
Townsville
Bundaberg
Ipswich
Wombs
Selena
Mary
Laidley
Iuoka
Thar
Chirau Tor
Adelaide
Canberra
Rial
Queenan
Camalih
Gueensland
McKenna Named New Minister Amid Cabinet Shakeup
In Canberra the Labour party elected N McKenna as minister designate amid a cabinet reshuffle. Senator Fraser, previously responsible for Customs, will hand that portfolio to McKenna while other changes follow discussions. The meeting featured calls for broader cabinet roles and continued debate on the government’s restructuring.
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Canberra
Benator N. Mos Kanno
Labour
Taxmarin
Ondine Sessereau
Wecomes
Mfeaith
Fraser
Woacher
Meusseusiey
Maklar
Mr Ward
Appaloy
Ma Roieveny
Ward
Arew
Mar Gistney
Mieare Tomales
Mukti
Censure Motion in Canberra Dominates Debate
The House in Canberra expected a censure motion against the government as opposition members pressed for action on the destroyer repair, soldier settlement, and related issues. Ministers signaled potential responses while observers noted likely parliamentary moves and cabinet reactions amid ongoing tensions.
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Australia
Baron Ram Acrann
Bitverty
Winona
Hay Deanan
Inez
Audi
Lon Ki
Exwervicanin & Teller
Tne
House of Representatives
Keune
Massine
Canberra
Dedman
Sodler
Jocva
Beedman
National Menace General Loweting of Moral Standards
Sydney voices concern over a supposed national menace lowering moral standards. Officials warn against lax enforcement and rising taxation as factors undermining public virtue. A City leader calls for cooperation to strengthen social order and promote reform through coordinated action.
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Sydney
Perm
Fotars
Gravee Cennell
Goveraumichs
Gene Traction
Arbitration Court
Line
Diana Car
Andy
AlLouaRhoffen
Melbourne murder mystery from garbled lines
A confused OCR fragment recounts a Melbourne killing case with references to a man named Daly and a Coburg location. Police investigation hints at a two day death window and a possible Friday or Saturday event, but many words are unreadable.
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Melbourne
Colt Cid
Coliine Aloe
Patrick Daly
Coburg
Wan
Om Banurday
Faok
Need For National Discipline In Australia Guidance
Fragmented text discusses national discipline and guidance from Brigadier Gallaghan. Mentions teaching national values to children, Scout and Cub movements suggested to help, with a stray reference to Australia and a general call for civic virtue. The readable parts are garbled and present an uncertain attribution.
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Xydney
Atlinalaat- Ping
Auabratn
Gs Gallaghan
Ventho-Bay Rived SA
Shivairy
Sandan
Courtewy
Australa
Dutch Merchant Navy Helped Save Australia During War
Melbourne reports on Dutch merchant navy and waterway workers aiding Australia in early World War II. Captain W Bleveld criticizes Australian water sailers while John Litchfield defends Dutch ships and trade with the western markets. The piece references Milne Bay, Batavia, Fremantle, and Oro Bay with 1942 events and wartime dynamics.
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Tasman
Aasratia
Auutraslia
Australia
Java
Milne Bay
Taman
Fremantle
Batavia
Melbourne
Avaialia Woner
Mom Iar
Consol Fates
Risers
John Lichfield
Yn4erday
Litehfkd
Cinwes
Mack
Sestern Markete Ibe
Litchfield
W. Bleveld
Saline Bay
Auntralia
Banarn
New
New Quen
Oro Bay
Japs Told They Had A Divine Mission In Asia War Trial
Report from the War Crimes Tribunal details prosecutions of Tojo and 27 others. Witness Lieut Colonel Donald Nugent testifies that Japanese schools indoctrinated youths with a divine mission to dominate Asia, promoting ultra-nationalism and obedience. Prosecution argues Japan prepared for war through militarization, while defense seeks to dispute intent and culpability.
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Asia
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Donald Nugent
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Civil Information
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Mion
Trieht
Vald
Uch
Ax Defence
Commie
Sheetiam
Wevh
Orly
Soaut
Rome
Kiperine Tne
Amainash
Westendon Hane
Teat
Trth
Margeie Licht Kido
Adenia Sayier
Hove
Britain
China
Ampoe
Ammaricays Coalition
Paninat
Smi
Tishtrape Cyclist Has His Last Ride
Tishtrape cyclist Hawt, famed in Europe for font riding, died after a fall from a rope tower. The incident occurred in the town of Sluiteart, where authorities report the fatal accident during a stunt mapped by the rope line.
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Tishtrape
Europe
Rmpe
Australian Wheat Exports Debate Amidst Food Ration Plans
A garbled report from Canberra notes Mr Seutly denying any chance of increasing wheat exports via new channels. References to butter rations, domestic grain, and Britain hint at wartime supply constraints and policy debates affecting Australia’s bread and export strategy.
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Canberra
Seutly
Belmy
Australie
Britain
AutoLratia
Arnhal
Montgomery Going To India
Stanthorpe scenes record a grim incident as a man and wife are found dead at their home after a Monday event. Police investigate a single firearm discharge amid unclear circumstances and local tension around the rural settlement.
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Stanthorpe Atanthorpe
Warley
Ally Woundee
Tare
Fred MacStuary Tops Stars Burnings in New York News
Fred MacStuary leads the stars with a top billing in New York reports noting a high salary for the taxation year. The piece lists several names including Leo MeIinrey and Carmen Brande among others and cites earnings figures around hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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New York
Leo MeIinrey
Barlading
Fred Machimcray
Autory
Dellara
Hay Cready
Aulette” Goddard Utass
Carmen Bfirande
Slams
Revol Flynn
Noble Work Duke Tributes Flying Doctor Service
A radio broadcast from Anguriua Do vation highlights praise for the Flying Doctor Service as a noble, expanding effort serving remote areas. The Duke and Duchess led a royal party to Cloncurry with a guard of honour, paying tribute to Dr Jann Fismo and others who support this humanitarian mission. The royal entourage, including Rev CW Tanhem, faced heat as they travelled by train and air to meet the Flying Doctors at a northern reception. The event marked continued support for a vital medical link across vast Australian outback regions.
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Lamborn
Australia
Tan
Royal Arty
Winton
Longreach
Old Age Pensions Reform Proposed in Canberra
Canberra report outlines plans to cut age pensions by including eight step measures aimed at limiting payments for those aged 64 and older. The proposal, from the Labour Party and allied groups, seeks to narrow eligibility and reduce benefits in the eighth year of the program, drawing strong debate from policymakers.
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Canberra
Heanus
Ventury Labour Party
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