Place For Women In Recruiting Drive Contends Women Can Aid
Readable fragments show Brisbane committee planning a public recruiting drive to boost enlistments. The subcommittee aims to organize a citywide effort with suburban branches feeding volunteers and information pamphlets. The plan seeks to mobilize women and support groups to sway young men to join the armed forces.
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Brisbane i Committee
Mak
Laut -Colonet
Mike
Albion
League End
Te Vale
Ana
Tiburon
Brisbane
Butchers Shops to Open at 7 30 A M in Brisbane City
The article details supermarket and butcher shop hours changes in Brisbane and Toowoomba during a wartime adjustment. It notes new opening times from Monday to Friday and limited Saturday hours, with references to Federation wage decisions and local council actions affecting shop operations and labor arrangements. It also mentions recruitment posters and fundraising efforts for the Queensland War Fund.
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Brinbarie
Muier” Butchers’ Prsieration
Piper
Federation
Suintine
Qwrt
Aid Downy
Brisbane
Pan
Rim
Queensland
Jarioun
Queersinna Faurione Puna
Jumbie Euter
Adelaide
Boundary
Queensland Casualty List 16 Deaths and War Losses
A South Australian casualty list lists fourteen names with notifier reporting five wounded in action and two captured. Queensland officers and Salvation Army secretary Harold Hosier of Brisbane interned in Germany. Other items note four mining deaths and a Lismore man reported safe after rounds. Includes references to New South Wales and ACTON, with wartime notes on prisoners, hospital status, and British forces updates.
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A.I.F
Ction
Setion
New South Wales
Lnnt
Petal Aveensrann
Benby
Pci Ae
Milan
Acton
Amman
Spain
Uae
Australia
Mertoerly
Johnson
Pierrive Bock
Prrtonely
Cicadenai S.A
Crase
Germany
Briabene Dalen
Aerow
Orawhond
Karnyaroa Polit ‘Una Et Fund Lieutenaots
MG Bude
New
Courier-Mail Yeaterday
Red “Crank Bureaus
Reginia
Greece
Lismore
Hiner
Ian Bae Babe
First Child Endowment Payments Reported in Australia
Reports from Brisbane and Sydney detail early installments under the child endowment scheme with totals cited and plans for wider enquiry. Officials indicate payments progressed smoothly, while new powers for investigation and penalties are outlined for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Fredariets Stewart
Sydney
Commonwealth
R. Bure
New Southes
South Ne
Butter plan and political turmoil shadow a wartime report
A scrambled, fragmented news item details a butter supply plan tied to a scientific body, Britain’s wartime needs, and a military context. It mentions dried butter and possible reconversion, with references to individuals and events, including a train incident and an estate notice, and notes on a large strike affecting the region. The text is garbled but centers on wartime logistics and local figures.
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AiaLrana
Great Britain
Ita
John Beallie
Delby Yee
Hohn
Mitchell
Gmfe
Gympie
Ada
Familly
Pisher Foriveriy Ved
Moulhers
Invi
Beal
Siriwe
Asia
Central Queensland Fitness Tour Plan Expands Outreach
The State National Council Physical Fitness organiser ME V Harris plans a central gesture extending the fitness drive across Gisensingg ventrex with local committees forming after visits to towns. J Townsley notes a volunteer “imp 0” class and a camp for country readers from over Queelkiahe, with 300 business girls engaged in training and 40 attendees at Charlotte Street gym. A Southport camp is planned before year end pending funds, with Commonwealth cover contributing £300 in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
State
National Council
V. Harris
J. Townsley
Hareix
Vail
Vetefal
Coubity
Urgant
Cecily Elkington
Wisit
Jag Beer
Charlotte Street
Southport
Brisbane
Townsley
Commonwealth
Faults in Rifle Shown by Expert at Inquest
An inquest heard a ballistics expert discuss faults in a sporting rifle linked to the death of Birch of Raceview Ipswich. The weapon's faulty spring and head bolt were blamed for misfires. Evidence tied the case to a gunshot wound and an adjourned inquiry with testimonies from John Patrick Burns and Mrs Annie Haglaban.
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Thomas William
Birch
Sealer
Raceview
Upaieich
Ipswich
Uty
J. Leahy
Ube Unigher
Tie
Ipiwien
John Patrick Burns
Haceview
Mra Annie
Sano Shia
Abe
Freight anomalies cause coal waste
Grafton report notes railway freight rate distortions hinder coal distribution across states. Minister cites rationalisation as essential to conserve petrol, reduce engine power use, and cut costs for the nation while exposing economic inefficiencies in long rail paths and manpower demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Conmerce
Ani
Llangothlin
Bdney
Wallargaera
Brisbane
West- Mutla
TIS Suites
Salttiem
Kyorin
Rade
Cannes
Weesity
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Cecilia
Irma
Bird
Creek Street
Queenslamd
Joreoeneral
Alan Exrougoout
A. J. Campbell
Campbell
Campbel
Pete Wale
Collierlaa Othe Beery
Palestine
Earartinaio Sian
Liewtenant
Withenen
C.F. Wordewarth
Timinen
Ally List
Ernest Bevin
Hitler
Tve
A. E. Monk
ACT
Unio
C. Crofts, Seerei
F. Walsh
THE
A.C.T.U
Phil
Uct
Bhsnes
Dayan
Sevane
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