Local Camp for Dutch Forces Near Brisbane
Fragmented report describes a large camp near Brisbane once cut, with Dutch officers, liberated by Javan forces, and personnel moved to New Guinea. Details mention commandants, naval and army units, and wartime movements tied to colonial tensions and regional operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VMIOR
Brisbane
Inibetaert
Uniele
Wuaruens
sSrlolmae
TNH
Neierunits Baal Trolles
Melbourne
Merle
van Mock
Choy
van Starker
Luk Wite
Maitre Weir
Ati Jup
Evatt Speech on Duration of Powers After Hostilities
Australian Attorney General Evatt argued that the referendum powers last five years after hostilities end, clarifying the time limit amid campaign debate. He noted the armistice period would set the end date and warned current conditions may be used to determine timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feder
Evatt
Sears
Dean le
Wien
Hoshaees
Protest on Radio Use and Union Push Statement
Fragmentary report notes a protest over radio use linked to union joining for cafe workers. Mentions Amalgamated union, legal action, and an instruction to employers regarding union membership and employment terms. Also references a Queensland Labour campaign ballot and postal voting options with forms available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messen TA
Ferry
W. J
Istereny
Ueensiang
Esi
Utr
Australian Labor tensions spark warnings amid Canberra policy row
Fragmented OCR text shows political clash between Fadden and government over policy. Names like Cur, Curlet, and unions are tangled in a debate about trade movements, court actions, and labor stance. Meetings and film references appear as side notes in a chaotic report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Monsay
Australi
Govretunen
Curtins Byury
Pudgen
Ward Jo
Wight
KP Decker Mda
Wis
Sherwood Pictures
Messrs
le Prunci Muir
Tc, Keer ML A. Chil Ta
Orien Ging Mg Ti
Southern bran for Queensland rail arrangements
Fragmented OCR note outlines bran shipments to Queensland, mentions weekly rates and rail lines, references agriculture ministry figures Mr Buleveky and Mr Bulouck, and discusses provision of bran weekly to meet demand. Vague statements suggest a government inquiry or directive from agriculture officials with routine distribution plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilintitien
Political skullduggery and a fatal military report
A garbled note mentions Governor and federal officials with references to Africa and Melbourne. It reports a transfer of a Queensland chief to another Soviet section, notes a farewell function, and ends with a death by war operations. The piece lacks clear names and dates but signals political intrigue and a fatal incident involving Bayedronain Me rgil Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricaire
Tbulcouk
Sydney
Melbourne
Queensland
McColinitant
Crossword No 319 A Fragment From The Puzzle Page
A cryptic fragment from a newspaper crossword page appears with garbled title text and partial clue lines. readable portions reference a page puzzle and numbering. The legible bits suggest a standard puzzle item but lack cohesive clues or solutions.
British Babies Will Train Here in Wartime Aid
British women volunteers overseas and in the Netherlands Indies Army hosts trained by Queen’s Medal winners and Dutch forces, with stories of escape from Java and aid prayers. Readers respond with toys and support for Britain, including shipping and packing help, as well as local fundraising events and wedding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.E.I
Wenifred Moowe Duten
Beurnbuya Wivery
Hatciky
Uten
Royal Netherlands Indies Army
Qhesipland
Givin
Kug Ling
Sunthary
Mus
Christine Jann
Netherlands
Palembang
Java
Ailee Trols
Nothey
Aviteh
Nr Wikmhd
Helene Ilesane
Ipdlh
Coronie
Sunday Mail
London
Courier-Meit
Aistralisee Gnmforte Fund
High Centeen
Bydney
Courter-Mall
Aduil
Jan Cening Hha
Ait Thoms
Gordon Soutien
Aiippi
Tova
Britain
Tose
Guvenssana Tates
Ara Mayors Fund
Bris Sovernmentr Veengiuen Svenuie
Setvicr Wedding Fund
SMM
Arnel —Berch
Mall Pereeis
AAMAV
1Nambuurs Aye
Hill End
Showil
Seppe
John Seppatore Eine
Alle
Andrew
Alf
Mathqurma
Kangaree
Nurses Urgently Needed at Cairns Hospital
Cairns Hospital faced ongoing staffing shortages with relief still required. Health officials announced that despite some relief in domestic positions, only traditional trades and certain appointments have been filled, delaying reopening and heightening concerns over nurse availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Catrine
Merelark
Kickmore
Ane
Girl A Sieveureald Commends Courage After Assault
A girl named A Sieveureald was commended by Mr A Cameron yesterday for her calm action during a polite assault at the Prospect Theatre Kelvin Street. Detective J Bilgey reported assaults were common and urged witnesses to come forward as authorities investigated. The incident involved O Connor near the theater and the assailant was later located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Cameron
IBM
Prospect
Kelvin Stove
Edward Orcamnor
Wurdamay
Norihey
Bowen Hridge
Tor
Hulu Tully
J. Bilgey
Cookery Exchange Papaw And Raisin Tart
Papaw and raisin tart featured in a cookery exchange note. The fragment lists names and a postal reference, suggesting a correspondence or submission amid a swap or club activity. Further readable details are limited.
Husband Granted Divorce Decree by Justice A Douglas
The court granted Kathleen Fise Carr a divorce from Hale Carr on grounds of her alleged misconduct with Flight Hole, a member of the Australian military. The marriage dated December 12, 1831, at South Brissbane, with both parties denying misconduct. The judge reserved decision on custody of their two children.
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A. Douglas
James Justi Carr
Mmaouger
Sea Short
Yestoraly
Deeréynist
Kathleen Fise Cars
Mamiiton
Carr
South Brissbane Gr
Neha Morety
Lindenoa
Hil Ale Crescent
Hamilton
Mule
Flale
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Weston Ane
Australia
Servce
Tamiy
Pennonr
Tree Henle Mthota
Axon and
Niler Vey
Diack
Ea Food Front
Sanyo Bay
Jie
Pavel Wisse
Milleentele
Klipper
Enema
Newool
Iseau
Seagnatim Vail Raiises Poikhius
Kraschen
Queen Macassarol
Elise Ae
Eien AE
Indies
Broome
Brisbans
Peyrooma
Hull
U.S
Sessions Agticet
Tash
Cheney
Inti
Sen
Annie Chisvey
Uta
Chadidler
Alibalta
Gottramin
Aiemiahee
Ada
Chavis Daniele
Murarsin
Witson
Watersiders
Huishne
Wannerside Workers’ Federation
Queensland ‘Trade’ and Labour
Juha
Couneil
Wiley
Ciothinnye
Apnlien
Lon Tor
Fadden
Southern
D.F.C
MacKay
Bayedronain Mergil Powell
A. Powell
Shigw
Oli Ally
Benaloppy
Wikh Malik
Pinkie
Bet Lee Reece
Ford
Cpt
Queen Street
Seriouy
Sven tHitente
Atttke
Turkey
Uae
Suse
Elaine
Mr On
Goemer Reed
Chi
Supreme Court
Ull
McDonnell & East
Benien Waal
Monster Art Union
Patriotic
Australan Comforts Fund
Genoa
EE Cetin Shula
Rachel
MES. M. Quirk
George St. Brishane
Wonder Building Board
Putcome News
Nandymen
Barkers
Ntetan
Kanette
Eagle Streets
James Cook
Ty ‘Aucti
Renin Sinted
Rac Sean
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