Libyan War Commentary and Military Leader Notes
An early 20th century article relays Major Oliver Stewart's view that German victories in Libya stem from superior engineering and mechanics. It cites Durban and Singapore news, mentions Tobruk, and lists veterans including General Blamey and General Morshead, with notes on replacements and command changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumela
Libys
Oliver Stewart
Tradl
Ona
Durban
Nxiai Yea Urges
Cen al Rom
Tobruk
Labour Leaders Mark Ten Years in Power
Labour figures praise a decade of rule with Premier and cabinet members present. Speakers include former ministers and party officials from multiple states, highlighting allied works and education policy while noting ceremonial guest attendance and regional party leadership.
Front Line Showcases and Labor Leaders Praise
A wartime pageant in Australia highlights frontline morale and entertainment led by Inspiring Leader Stanhe Emertainment and Mr. Porgen Braille. The piece extols the Premier and Deputy Leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party for unifying aims and keeping troops engaged, praising leadership, organization, and the morale-boosting role of services run by philanthropic bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australie
Stanhe
Porgen
Labour
Ter Arvangine
Roncett
Berit
Rommel
Philan Ability Andolt
ADC
Africa
al Aultinieas
Asinltien
Apa
Sa Bonidente
Cooper
Tobruk
Symphony Concert for Troops in Camp Sparks Support
A wartime concert program highlighted by the Army Minister awards and a special mention to notable personnel was held to boost troop morale. The event featured performances from Sydney and Melbourne artists and drew attendees from other states including Victoria and Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.I.F
Sydney
Melbourne
Bandaberg bakers plan bread delivery cooperative
Local Bundaberg bakers holding a wartime plan to pool vehicles and form a bread delivery service. Deputy Director Colin Clark says approval was sought to start on July 1 with potential shifts in zoning and delivery limits, including pasteurized milk and rationed beer access for canteens.
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Bandaberg Bakers
Pat
Colin Clarks
Bundaberg |T
fMr Pujeack
Brisbane
Clark
Howe
Buleork
Arkansas place in United States highlighted by interview
The article recounts Arkansas from Little Rock to its notable resources. It cites General MacArthur and Governor Berwuse, mentions coal, manganese, lead, petroleum, and Arkansas’s famous springs. Also notes diamond mining and Native American history shaping the territory.
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United States
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mac-Ann Waston
Ang Berge
Thoms
Avinv
Auetrelin
Mary
Mirurtie
William Powell
Butleite
Berg
Bardin
Timin
Cavellinere
Hruce
Government to extend tax concession for mine investors
Federal authorities announced a policy expansion to grant tax exemptions to mining investors. The proposal aims to relieve dividends earned during the wartime financial year, with assurances the relief would continue into the near term.
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Federal
Ahancholgets
Ately Ue
Dihiey Tai Avid
Commmandea& Apes Vial
Ponpenaton
Breda of
Sone Ado Fiat Eins
Aoa
Chifley
Waterside Worker Seeks Damages After Accident
A waterside worker sues Delgety Co and others claiming injury from an incident at Brisbane site. He alleges a hay sprain knee shock and seeks damages, with Justice Phin presiding as the matter proceeds at the Supreme Court. The hearing will be continued on a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niente
Wakerade
Au Chentlower
Cinimedt
Delgety Yd Co
la Brisbane
Justice Phin
Boxers Club
Military mobile units to aid troops near next week
Salvation Army plans five military mobile units to supply comforts and tea to troops next week. Units are funded by proceeds from Red Shield donations and contributions from Queensland Ladies' Guild Union and Rockhampton patriotic committee. Total funds on hand reach 7802 with 41,288 contributed overall.
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Salvation Army
Red Shield
Queensland
Gelt Union Het
W. Flockton
Anpee
Iso
State Art Exhibition Opens Across Cities and Galleries
The State and National Art Gallery show will be on view next at the University of theta cities picturen and applied art. A selection committee presents three paintings of soilid art. The exhibition wall displays the works, while some pieces may be moved or removed as needed.
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Queens
Red Cross Appeal Totals Five Pound Fund Reaches £625
A local Red Cross fundraising drive shows the £5 fund now totals £625, with the success attributed to the special £8 appeal. Residents contributed generously to support war relief efforts and community aid programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Ene Pea
Fadden Voices Debt to Britain Amid Budget War
Fadden urges Britain debt relief amid heated federal opposition led by Me. Fritzen. The scene features Madden and others arguing over wartime costs and American resolve as recent remarks spark debate about national allegiance and recovery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzen
Paden
Queenan Alviinn
Americm
Jens Mal
Brian Sane
Aracy
Taluiry
Uae
Tve
Mr Madden
Queensland Women Shearers and Army Labour Methods
A wartime report describes Queensland women shearers employed by the Women's Army and their living and work arrangements. Details touch on accommodation at homes, the use of labor for harvest and piece picking, and the role of the Land Army Commandant Mrs Philp in managing work assignments and restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Rene
Atenen
Aalea
Tauanenes
Cresent
Erat Tie Cntom
Owo Centeen
Queensland
Uhee
Jan
Land Army
iMys
Rco Phi! Venherday Mra
Philp
Sie
Nishilon
Krpreo
War Work Shortage Hints From Queensland Union Talks
In Queensland war work is discussed with Moulders union officials and the Department of War Organisation. The meeting with the ME Metal Engineers representatives and MLA Bruce Phe emphasized labor shortages and the need for better mobilization to support war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Moulders Union
BEA
Department
Akso Cian
Uin Ar Calin Clark
Bruce Phe
Gravnas
Aionn
Wilelt Ree
Governor General presents British Empire honor in North Queensland
The Governor General awarded a Member of the Order of the British Empire to Captain Charles Ware for service in the military division. The ceremony took place in Townsville with the Governor present and the public notified of the event at Town Hall Chambers in Queen Street.
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Gowrie
SJ Moir
Queensland
Townsville
Brisbane
Lord Gowrie
Charles Ware
Order of the British Empire
Bletetile Wilson
Wm Radeting
Ise
Town Hall
Queen
Bireel
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Allied Works
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