TRAINING FOR GIRLS URGED BY STATE CONFERENCE
Queensland Country War Association delegates urged expansion of girls education with plans for high culture studies at Queensland University and domestic science for city and rural areas. The conference highlighted women’s roles, sanitation schemes, and a nurse’s death in New Zealand after missionary training and private nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatton College
L. Bedford Elwell
Queensland
Altis
Queensland Univers WA
Berner
Seth
Marjorie Ridgeway
Ridgway
Westbrook
New Zealand
Brisbane
Vignettes From C W A Conference Highlights
A fragmentary report describes a CWA conference session with Madame Tabinn Chow discussing China and women’s support. Mrs Chamberlin leads, emphasizing supplies for fighting forces and knitting efforts by Miss Keene Cullen, secretary for State handicrafts, as attendees hear updates on organized relief and craft aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woomba
Chamberlin
Canberra
Ev Glonberlin
Sexton
Keene Cullen
Biss
Cullen
McRetary
State Handicratte
The
CWA
Trade and Finance Chemicals Lower Profits Reported
Imperial 1944 figures show lower profits due to reduced government demand and price gaps. Net income fell to £7.223 million from £7.822 million, with allocations and liquid assets adjusted. Brisbane stock exchange activity surged as investments drew strong support despite mixed pilot indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cainian
Fale
Turpis
Generel
Deley
Brisbane Exchange
Brisbane
Aldlesaea
Mino Eval Iu
Eve Wee faLin
Rylan Iie
Debating Alcohol Rules and Health in Society
A fragmented excerpt discusses reducing intoxication in Australia and restricting alcohol in public spaces. It argues for legal limits on alcohol content, broader availability in cafes and hotels, and moral health concerns, noting women and children as especially affected. It questions social acceptability of drinking at home and in public, urging moderation and stricter norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
K. Mi Ayders
Ra Boonah
Australia
Perlaks
Heer
Europe
Arinkere
Ardent
Acer
Kolely & Queston
Hesith
Ioma
Agathat
Pepe 3
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In Sempron ALLP St Johns Pras Red Hill Ip Syterlen Church the Albert treat Annoriey. on Sat Matmediar Church we Saturdays Reinay at Gd . University, Mies Margery Arner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ive JoomeAn
Derown
Awa
Pincer
Ken
Cin
Kalth
Sempron
Allp
St. Johns Pras
Red Hill
Syterlen
Albert Treat
Annoriey
Reinay
Gd . University
Mies Margery
Arner
Windy cold day brings a mix of rain and storms
A windy cold day swept through the region with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Canberra and Perth recorded cool readings with daytime highs around 44 to 45 degrees and nights near 42 guidance, while humidity hovered near 39 percent. Thunderstorm activity was noted in parts of the Downs and Marans division with hail reported and local repairs ongoing into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Tampare Teres
Queensland
Miksienum
Nape
Bris
Canberra
Perth
Enaland
Tne
Marans
Few Flowers Left for Mother’s Day in SV
A damaged OCR note notes limited flower stock for Mother’s Day in SV. It mentions slow orders received yesterday and cautions about available varieties. The fragment hints at supply constraints and potential substitutions as customers seek last minute arrangements.
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Lambs
Lion
Gurenniana
New South Wales
Iin
Mssocia Mise Palmer Tate
Miu
Daycombe
Dalby
Uist
Albrey Hall
Mr. W. Collett
Wuangey
Joan Byrne
Ube
Helen Ana Suigaania
DelRloes
Mavis Murray
Ian
Connendall
Peplum
Epwarps & Lame
Queen Street
Alero Wlagons
Allan Eminons
Tapser
Yang
Elepit
Tec Allam
Shownoome
Adelaide ST
City Hell
Wolideys
Tani
Bayde
States
Stampa
Mre
D. Mouland
Nive
nribane-Rahgeroe
Feirane Bwa Zerner
Prselpa
M 'Eb ‘School
Bewid
C.W.A
Une
Imperial
Wan
Rete
Ey A
GPO
Liquor Reform Society
Geo. 1
Holton
Roene St
Charfield
John
Alex
Mia
Sidle
Fort Fur
Wilaly
Banis
A. Rei
Shane
Finneys
C.K. Motors
Austins
N.S.W. Northern Rivers
U.K. Motors
Temporey
Campbell's
Crerk Street
Brishmea
Bartig
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