No Confidence Vote in Carpenters Union Sparks Turmoil
Brisbane based union members gathered to vote on confidence in the overseas management committee amid disputes over actions and expulsions. Police entered as tensions rose. speakers criticized leadership while others defended the union’s stance, with calls for renewed unity and scrutiny of pamphlets and governance.
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Brisbane Era
Stoica
Evox
Dakall
Jo al
Strike Sequel Big Drop in Railway Revenue
A disrupted railway revenue picture follows a strike sequel. Officials note a 21,600 pound shortfall over ten months and an annual deficit of 82,808 pounds amid government budget adjustments. Expenditure totals reach 24,210,280, while a taxation scheme under review affects receipts. Health and women welfare departments report strains and higher hospital maintenance costs, with limited funds allocated to support maternal and child welfare.
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Brest
Larewmbe
Melbourne policy on petal consumption and public policy
The fragment discusses government measures to reduce petal consumption and regulate related products. It references departments, advisers, and proposed actions, noting debates on approvals and the timing of implementation. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Melbourne
Wreloo
Civ Avillon
Plata
Bow Thade
Defective Funding Talks Stamp New Pension Plan
Mr Dedman spoke to Live Stour about a government retirement scheme amid unclear defences. The discussion touched on annual costs and service charges, with figures suggesting payments around £80 to £240 per year for various items.
Warning To Ship's Crew In Philippine Front
Sydney reports the Canadian steamer Laken Blea encountered trouble near Australia with 1000 sacks of Australian wool aboard. Authorities warn crews of possible threats when in port, noting involvement of Soviet forces and citing cautious actions by naval guards and local authorities in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Emery Hol
Ims
T. Andervan
Odean
Runa Hortiien
Anjuaereia
Workman Impaled By Piece of Wood
A worker in a lumber yard was impaled when a splinter of wood pierced his thigh. The incident occurred yesterday as a piece of 8 ft wood fractured, injuring the man who was rushed to a clinic for treatment.
Baby Killed By Taxi in Brisbane Tragic Incident
A frail 18 month old child died after a taxi incident near Sherwood Islation. Parents rushed the baby from the cab to a nearby hospital but the child passed away. The family, including Mrs Lawman, is from the Tiiber state area, with the taxi driver cooperating with authorities. Local police reported the death under investigation as a road accident with no immediate signs of foul play.
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Brisbane
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Feahi
Lawman
Sean
Trotey
Sherwout
Uren
Mae
Tannoy
Feared Operation Sydney Goal Escapee Recaptured
A damaged report describes an escapee recaptured after a feared operation Sydney goal. The text references hospital, police, and a chase across a rugged area with mud and a tense pursuit. It notes authorities and a man who was believed to be involved in a planned operation.
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Sydney
Kofiits
Susie Euler
Sveak Gympie Goldfields
Last Warning On World Food Crisis
World Food Crisis warned by UN official Glelog and Secretary General John Baye Ore in London. He states, a global famine risk looms as agricultural production and industrial dredging strain supplies. Urges action to prevent severe hunger and potential social unrest.
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London
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Maushington
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America
Limane
Mine Holdups Plan To Eliminate Unauthorised Stops
Sydney reports a plan by Northern Mines officials to remove unauthorised train stops. The reform aims to standardize stoppage procedures under District Board management with a majority vote required for action. Proposals anticipate disciplinary code integration and staged implementation overseen by district executives.
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Alchinaer el
Serious Typhoid Outbreak In Palestine
A terse report from London cites a serious typhoid outbreak in Palestine. Officials and a spokesman released statements on the illness, its spread, and imminent public health measures.
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Palestine
Man Found Guilty On Four Charges At Central Court
A man was found guilty on two charges and sentenced to four years in prison with hard labor. The court heard accusations of cheating, counterfeiting, and theft involving cheques worth 10 pounds and subsequent money transactions. The defendant’s sentence included a suspended term and specific probation conditions to be monitored by the court.
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Australia
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Drunken Driving Case Reported in Malborough
A garbled report notes a drunken driving incident in Malborough. It mentions a suspect and government efforts to take action, with unclear surrounding details and broken names.
Garden Bribe Allegation Opens Garden Trial in New Guinea
The trial opens with prosecutors alleging External Affairs Minister Ward authorised Garden's action and received a £5000 bribe. Defendant Blyth Garden pleads not guilty to all charges, challenges jurors, and the hearing is expected to last about ten days. The case centers on forged and wealth documents and a forged signature connected to a mining area in Mulito Valley.
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Thamoweh
Canberra Home Building Trends Across Half Year
In Australia during the shown period, building activity faced restrictions yet reached milestones. The national construction pace remained pressured by labor and demand, with about 19,000 homes completed nationwide in the half year and turnover easing as projects paused or advanced under policy constraints.
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Canberra
Ibaa
Almax
Quemland
Lalu Houxea
Meat Prices Up Rises Of $4 And 1d Per Pound
The disrupted report notes meat price increases, citing a rise of four dollars and one penny per pound. It references a local driver, timing around Thursday, and outlines broader effects on consumer costs and supply factors. The text is fragmented but signals an inflationary note on meat, with mentions of traders, regions, and price points.
Improved Relations Urged Between Australia and South Africa
The article outlines calls to adjust mutual provisions and expand dialogue between Australia and South Africa. It discusses government actions, trade ties, and the desire for broader exchange while stressing diplomatic prudence and regional stability.
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Canberia
Pam Yastarday
Australia
Married Three Times Since 1940 Bigamy Charge
A court report details a 27 year old woman from Sydney linked to three marriages since 1940 and facing bigamy charges. The Central Court heard testimony about marriages and elicit details as the case proceeded with local officials present.
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Taut
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