Lang's Demand For Ban On Communists
Fragmented OCR text shows debate on banning communists with references to government, security, and parliamentary action. The garbled lines mention Representatives House, Governor General, and calls to prohibit communist activity, amid unclear context and language.
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No Australian Currency Change Placed in Government Plans
Fragmented OCR text discusses potential currency reform in Australia, mentioning the Commonwealth and government toward a decimal system. The legibility is poor with many garbled phrases. The article hints at fiscal policy considerations without clear details or outcomes.
Chifley Denies Secret Payments Amid Mining Strikes
Prime Minister Chifley rejects claims of secret payments linked to a mining labor dispute. The unrest centers on union actions and wage demands as authorities seek to avert further industrial disruption.
Graham And Esler Released From Gaol
Fragmented OCR text reports the release of Graham and Esler from gaol. The garbled wording references legal actions, authorities, and proceedings including mentions of a trial, adjournments, and a noted sum of £60. The fragmentary account lacks coherent facts and clear names beyond the two individuals.
Picketing Agent Repeal Sparks Political Clash in Brisbane
A chaotic parliamentary session in Brisbane sees Opposition attack the government over a picketing penalty proposal. Speech by Mr Hanlon and others accuses Labour backing workers of consolidating industry control while the premier defends party unity and labor policies ahead of broader industrial debates.
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Brisbane
Bern
Hanlon Xesuwer
Hanlon
Labour
Pie
Hai Waite
Ranement
Yaey
Members Seek Safer Seats In Federal Races
Ambitious candidates from Bruebans and surrounding areas discuss safer districts and party endorsements. Potential contenders include Bruce Pie and J. Groom, with Lanny and others named for regional campaign roles. The vote’s focus centers on shifting support within the party and aligning farming-area representation.
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Jour
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Basic Wage For Females In Local Labor Debated
A scanned clipping discusses female wage levels and a proposed act affecting wages. The text mentions local officials and citizens debating the fairness and enforcement of wage standards, with references to named individuals and upcoming discussions.
Federal Aid Urged To Develop Queensland
A fragmented 19th century style report urges federal assistance to develop Queensland economics. Mentions covenants, government terms, and proposed funding amounts while referencing international cooperation and agricultural or industrial initiatives. Names and exact places are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Queensland
Alleged Threat By Falstein To Customs Man
A cryptic police report notes an alleged threat by Falstein toward a customs officer. The incident references a Federal Court matter involving Maras Maer and a group including scouts and witnesses. Authorities pursue details from documents and witnesses to establish intent and identify parties.
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Falstein
Two State Coal Board Jobs Sought Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary text shows candidates pushing for two positions with the State Coal Board amid a chaotic scene. References include scattered names, places, and currency notes, with unclear context and dates.
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State Coal Board
Speed-Up Of Soldier Settlement Plan
A deputation petitions for accelerated soldier settlement amid government hesitation. The request argues for faster action to allocate land and resources, citing veteran needs and postwar reconstruction pressures. Officials are urged to ensure timely farm allotments, credit access, and support services for returning servicemen.
Britain to raise dairy prices under Australian contract
Australia and the United Kingdom extend the dairy products pact to seven years. A new arrangement lifts butter prices by 30 shillings per hundredweight and cheese by 16 shillings. Mr Pollard announced the move amid annual reviews and talks on safeguarding export profitability.
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