German and Austrian internees dig 100 foot tunnel
Correspondence from Brdney Australia reports that hundreds of German and Austrian internees attempted escape by a 100 foot tunnel from a Holduworthy concentration camp. Authorities had planned to repatriate prisoners soon and the tunnel, begun after warning, stretched from a barrack under the fence to the surface outside. About 150 men worked on the tunnel and alerted others as the plan unfolded.
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Associated Press
Brdney
Australia
Holduworthy
Gemany
Austria
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Blinding Myths and Public Attitudes Toward the Blind
Eugene Brieux argues that re educating the public is harder than teaching the blind. He notes that seeing people often mistake a blind person for luggage and pity rather than recognize autonomy, urging clearer understanding and respect for independence.
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Eugene Brieux
Journal of Care For
Japan Refuses Drop Equality Push at Peace Conference
Tokyo reports show advocates of racial equality within Japan persist in lobbying for the principle at the peace talks. The Racial Equality League, formed six months ago, intends to submit proposals and seek support from China and India. About 150 Chinese students in Tokyo plan to return home to mobilize Chinese opinion against Japan’s Shantung occupation. Manchuria sees a bean crop boom postwar, boosting output of domestic beans.
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Classified Rates Stronghold Message
Classified rates notice appears to announce price terms and dates for listings. The readable text references standard rate card language and a heading indicating classified section matters. No explicit names, places, dates, or figures are clearly readable in the fragment.
Help the blind by work not charity and dignity
A speaker argues for practical aid to the blind, emphasizing employment over charity. He contrasts protective interference with letting the blind work, noting a secretary or typist can be a skilled job for a blind person. The piece calls for state action to provide pensions and for blind artisans to be favored suppliers, while urging discreet support that preserves self respect.
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