Red Cross On Track Of The Missing
Information from the central bureau shows full reports received by searchers in the Middle East. Messages were sent to next of kin by telephone or telegram. The Australian Red Cross Society received funds for ambulances and overseas use. A 20000 ward from the Aig a Palla society funded purchases and the depot prepared shipments for medical work. Donations from Governor Leslie Wild’s tour amounted to 300/14 a window and local theatres were to be screened.
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Central Bureau
Middle East
J News
Mercia
Wagie
Seoul
Nstrailan Red Cross Society
Rocky
Gorinda
Tase ‘Enoiety
Enllea
Vapto
Gramoner
Ueetuians
Igi Leslie Wild
Unay Wilson
Fiat
Ifork
Une
Fmm
Clothing Aid Arrives for Refugees as Supply Nets Expand
Refugee relief reports show two clothing shipments arrived with an eleventh on the way. The receiving and despatching depot requests viewing gowns bath hand towels pillow cases and long sleeved cardigans in both sizes along with flannel sheeting groceries and haberdashery purchased by the pur eluting committee. The appeal committee notes the total of the appeal and camp dressings for the month. Separate committees report progress and plans for a full quarterly review.
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Dite
English Women Give Up Cosmetics Report
English women reportedly abandon cosmetics amid wartime austerity. Reverend Lionel Fletner notes charity drives grow as women unite in prayer, urging real cohesion and self restraint. The piece highlights shifts in daily habits and social roles during the period.
Red Cross Notes Amcheniomoe Event Highlights Community Roles
Fragmented notes describe Red Cross and Amcheniomoe activities with mentions of Mohini and R Suily, nursing efforts, and a charity lunch. Also referenced are a Daughters party, Lyceum Club room event, and plans for a fair fundraisers at Air Forde House. Details blur with names, locations, and times.
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Amcheniomoe
Urmady
Merial
Bain
Prestye
Lyceum Club
Vatens
Mt MCI
Bowen Hill
Baur
RAAB
Minevolent Society
Betis
Accountancy Examinations Pass List and Noted Candidates
The report lists candidates who passed the recent accountancy examinations. Names include Mr BP Gritty Reguvar of the association, and several examinees from Cairns Meron and other regions. Notable passes are shown across intermediate auditing and mercantile accounting tracks with dates and institutions referenced.
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Gritty
Accountanta
Eavisi
Lng
Af Cairns
Meron
Bosriceirin
Moston Alik
Miley
Wii
Gu Bourne
Ous i
Mecweensy
Eam
Daren
Fencork
Davina
Queen Anne lace medallions in Home Needlecraft
War era craft note describes crochet medallions carried in handbags as a pleasant change from knitting. It details square motifs, clover shapes, and how to join pieces with instructions and illustrations. A pattern pamphlet offers a photo and postal order for the paper.
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Tumbern
S Huey
Tanteriais
Zanare
Brabane
Gulf missions seek greater aid for Presbyterian work
A deputation urged larger funding for Gulf missions, noting the 2024 state estimate includes 2400 pounds for Presbyterian missions in the Gulf region. Regions named include Aurukun, Mapoon, Wella, and Kendall River with specific allocations.
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Gulf
Line Trewmirer
Coopertony
Moorooka Ambulance Centre Plan Aimed at Workers
Plans for a two story ambulance centre at Moorooka to serve municipal workers and residents have been submitted to the City Council. A new sub centre will operate under the National Fitness umbrella with classes every Monday night, linked to other centres and the munitions factory program.
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Moorooka
Moorooks
Nationi | Fund Caboolture
Ennie
sporLire Bodien
Sport Direct
Milescentra
Rajncent Industrial Fnc
Ex Corin
Leaving Card for State School Pupils Proposed by Education
The Director of Education Mr Ed Wards spoke to the Teachers Union about a plan to issue leaving cards for primary school pupils. The scheme would certify pupils attainments and provide references for those leaving school, though objections were raised for students with poor exam records and the need for a formal reference system.
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Telenice
Bate
Echool
Director of Education
Ed Wards
Teachers’ Union
Uilun
Edwards
A& W
Diphtheria Under Control in Brisbane Report
Melbourne dispatch reports diphtheria under control in Brisbane with officials noting immunization efforts protected children. Authorities warn against complacency as isolated cases surface and emphasize vaccination campaigns to prevent renewed spread.
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Brisbane
Melbourne
Verlaus Epigemie
Briehanie
Phoenis Hania
Bradbury Dies on Holiday While with Family at Stanthorpe
F. W. Bradbury of Toombul Terrace Nundah died suddenly during a holiday at Stanthorpe with wife and daughter. He served on Brisbane City Council representing Nundah ward, chaired the Poor Law Shy Council, and was a former teacher at Central School. He leaves two sons and a daughter and will be buried at Wandoan Cemetery.
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Puwag Breabanyay
Toombul Terrace
Nundah
Holny
Stanthorpe
Brisbane
Nunignhord
England
George Douglas Bracity
Nospital
Tomjoh Neritn
Briabutie
Bradbury
Wandal
Death of widow of C Ulm aviator linked to Tasman Sea flight
Mary Josephine Ulm widow of C Ulm dies age 43. Born near Richmond River, she served with the Education Department and taught at Double Bay Public School. Her husband and Miss Rogers were among the first women to fly the Tasman Sea in the Pann plane.
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Sydnea
Sue
Mary
Josephine Ulm
Ulm
Red Cross Appeal Nears Twenty Thousand Pounds
The Red Cross appeal shows 20 000 pounds banked by yesterday afternoon with 10 000 more expected from recent funds. Deputy chairman A E Sharp said many city groups had yet to send in money and noted nine country branches had forwarded contributions. The total includes donations from May 12 to yesterday and reflects progress toward finishing the campaign.
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RED Cross
Quivens
A. E'Sharp
Mrr
Sharp
Royal Australian Air Force Corporal Wins Memorial Prize
Corporal Frank Allunson of the Royal Australian Air Force received the Rev Thomas Leltch memorial prize at the event in Queensland announced yesterday. A gold medal was awarded in the windward division with Abas and Marion Guver noted among prize winners.
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Frank Allunson
Royal Australian Air Force
Thomas Leltch
Jb Scripturg Pee Cae
Queensland
Darer Windaar
Renated
Fran ‘Ohynh
Marion Guver
Moral rearmament urged at Rotary Club luncheon
Speakers urged moral rearmament of individuals and nations through selflessness faith and service during a Rotary Club luncheon. A typographical error in yesterday's issue misadvertised crochet wool as 8d per skein instead of 6d.
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Rotary Club
Cween
Fragmented OCR news item from Courier-Mail page
A damaged OCR snippet lists scattered words and stray phrases about a university and numbers. Readable content is extremely limited, with no clear event name, date, or identifiable people to summarize into a coherent news item.
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