Insurance Society Formation At Chamber Meeting
A 1900s Melbourne chamber gathering discussed forming an Insurance Society to fund welfare for insured members and their dependents. The plan involved employers contributing toward a scheme to safeguard workers, with a governance structure led by chamber officials and a guaranteed levy to cover expenses. The move aimed to build goodwill and provide stability for employees under the proposed society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Bane Chamber of Commerce
Ube Chamber
Sroue
Ainiuhe
Faye Chember
Commerce
Sceorin
Alleen
Melbourne
Overcrowding at Darwin Hospital Calls for 130 Beds
In evidence before Parliament's Public Works Committee the chief medical officer warned Darwin Hospital lacks adequate space. He urged immediate addition of 130 beds and recommended a concrete new building to house patients, noting admissions have risen since 1936 and accommodations for women and children are strained.
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Darwin
Darwin Hospital
Tie Conaquelton
Ospita
Chiet Medical
Chide
Tpg
Shawia
Obituary for Sir George Meads of Hollywood District
An obituary notes the death of Sir George Meads, a former Victorian railways official and Commonwealth civil servant, with links to the Salone area and St George. He leaves a widow and a family, having held roles in hospital boards and public works.
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Hollywood
Mall
Say Gampany
Mt Glaya
Adige
Sibelzeda
Flollywood
Gom
Sean
Rom St George
Bai Ie Eae Thalrmat
Salone Shire
Gaur Gil
Secretare
Salome
George Me
Iis
Sali
Wien
Geonme
On Guard and Reunion Tour Details Across Continents
The text describes an international reunion with Canadian connections, detailing participants, locations, and events across multiple venues. It mentions a significant gathering at an exhibition grounds and a birthday coincidence, along with military references and social affairs tied to wartime memory and postwar commemoration. The fragment references various names, places, and organizations, including archival mentions of Beague Affairs and local district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canasiia
Auatraks
Lyenes Ap
Wien
Samatan
Ingge
Apa
Nermalked i
Astrange
Desih
Asi Place
Feaveria
Sfayn
New
Duriest Gare
Palestine
Ronols
Bind Bacallon
Dernoucourt
Toowoomba Death Notice Seeks Aine Husenstengel
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death notice from Toowoomba for a person named Aine Husenstengel with unclear surrounding text. The readable items show scattered names and references to memorial timing and local context, but the full details are unreadable.
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Society
Reunion
Baars PO Lie
Ats
Ani
Sentra
Bolleesa
Emili Gayadshi
Staten
Beague
F Attenborough
Maréton
Teagoatawah
Seunon
Masonie Hall
Northgate
Toombul
Eritay
Apu
Toowoomba
Warwick
Inca
Southport
le Sulteneass
Williamson
Misia Donacien Borne Sinasualegys
Shirley Temple
Alps
Mite Jones Fannie
Paris
Labor Ball City Hall
Alvenr
Avis
NLU
Edward G
Eps
Gogant
Trevor Sp Mage
Ee Enres
Taylor
Oxford
SAVOY
ASTOR
Mae Mershole
Arthun
Smeachen
Helen Westeet
Texas Trail
Tom Sawyer
Sechniensour
Rmynnne Day
Carole Lombard
Fred McMurraty
Jack Holt i
Millerenee Nizan
Remar
Turner
Coraauly
B. Tranill
Towe Clerk
City Hall
Brisbane Symphony Orchestra
Malcolm. Sargent Aslati
Hilda Woeemeren
Deato
BSE East
Bobby Breen
Hawaii
Ned Sparks
Irvin 5
Cona
James Dunn
Mae
Gore Mae Ninetien
Mae West
Edmund Lowe
Charles Charles Butterworth
Winninger
Walter Catlett
Lloyd Nolan
Herman Bing
Chester Conklin
Louis Armstrong
Metro Golowin Mayer “Port OF
Seven Seas
Wallace Beery
Gladys George
Branchot
Mickey Rooney
Vay
Nat
Walt Diskes
Freatre
Tosnieth
Sree
Tn Bae Seateces Bea Ataumera, Tqs
Corte, Bayes On
Bur
Cauizesi
Aati
Bea
Broadway
Wodelgong
Ateie Montes
Phares
Rory
Celica
Were
Her
Pelrich
Weare
Mane Frayie
Bonelsy
Feane
Toreha
Penang
Spay
Ea Ineeriad
Sarg
Eels
Sven
Deanna Durbin
Mad Beat
Syd. Beck
Ankrnot Carew
Rex Payne
Ofening
Aenay Enos
APTN
Mie Rh Mulry
George Wallace
Pane Gan
Aire Amr
Stephen
the Valen Fea
Ene
Sexromtadory AG
Joan Ta
Howard Smith Ltd
Fori
A.U.S.N. Co. Ltd
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