Easter Race Plans and Dramatic Society Show
The Mt Mulligan News reports a sports club meeting on March 3 arranging a four race Easter program with two for locals and two for visitors. The Dramatic Society staged a lively program with solos, sketches, dance, and a chorus, raising funds for the sports club and Patriotic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Society
Neal
Berry McNeill
Berry Lyon Tye
Steve Renwick
Carmen Miranda
E. J
Swenar
Eaxophone
Noel
Poser
Gypey
Moon and Trees
Uttar
A Trenholme
Mrx. McNell
Cid
Dantic Society
the Dramatic Society
Owens
Mia PF Owens
Bouncing Bettys
Renoist Anthone
YK Dramatic Society
Mia, Owers
D. Pedlar
7 Lyons
G. Forest Bias
E Owens
N. Pesur
Toby Gribam
H. Teicher
D. Mietcher
H. Kise Mis
Mon Pletcher
F Desom
John Forrest
Pretcuer
New Guinea
Marcun Fechnay
Brisbane
Alster
Mareeba
Billy
Ted
Bere
Fretays Tran
Sweden Aids War Victims Amid Rationing Pressure
Sweden sustains relief work for Finnish, Belgian, French, and Greek children with committees delivering food, clothing, and shelter. Hotels host refugees as daily life tightens with rationing. theatres, cinemas, and bookstores see crowded demand while Swedish literature expands with translations and new editions. Posters urge aid and caution Swedes to guard military information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kungagalan
Europe
Vasagalan
Intourist
Stockholm
Angla
Sweden
Anglais
Asiny
Belgium
Stl
Greece
Branes
Sweatsh
Eng
Promin
Canadian meat ration begins in May in Canada
Ottawa reports that Canadian Finance Minister Isley announced meat rationing will start in early May based on two pounds per week. Restaurants will observe meatless days under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
I Mr. Isley
Canada
Sweden’s War Debate Prints Unity in Stockholm
Stockholm remains beautiful and lively as debates in Parliament unfold over wartime policies. The Social Democrats hold a broad majority while government figures, including the Education Minister and Conservative leader, celebrate progress and resilience. Swedes show pride, industry, and resolve to stay free and independent amid global strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Brest
Darien
Stockholm
Golden Casket First Prize £6000 in UK Local Lottery
An official result sheet lists prize amounts and ticket numbers for a local lottery draw. First prize £6000 awarded to No 89653 with ticket holders including C MOWARD, J THOMPSON, and Wicksore, Wales. Second prize £1000 to No 36400, with names such as COLLING and Wervick. Numerous lower prizes and many ticket numbers follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alse
Magwe
Smear Ballard
C. Moward
J. Thompson
Sra
Setoen
Wickssores
Wales
Irisha
Queenie
Theatre Dream Grows From Boys Craft And Plays
Winston and Mrs Everest visit a tiny shop run by Jeneth Pollock to gather theatre props and plays. They select Aladdin and The Smuggler and begin cutting characters from card. Winston also creates a mock magazine titled The Critic and studies The Young Churchill by Stanley Nott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt Pollock
Mr. Pollock
Winston
Critic
Churchill
Stanley Nott
Fragmentary OCR notes on names and places
Fragmented text lists names and places with no clear event. Contains terms resembling person names and locations such as Victoria Nyanca Wilcow Woolworths and Great Northern Tin Normanby, but no coherent report or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Eaule
Victoria
Nyanca Wilcow Mogtin Woolworths
Great Northern
Tin Normanby
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C. Clauson
Worthern Builders
Cairns Fon Pottery
Cairns Bricks
Grogery
Cutard
Pki
Arrowroot
Bot
Sutall Washing Td Ki
Seo
Sid
Strongeble
Stlimal
MT. Mulligan News
Acres Feldman
Ae ‘Miss Dullaw
NAVY
Ron
Syeset
U.S. Merchant Fleet
Fayon
Avs
Iis
Asia
Mr. Churchill
Clare National Bar
Chamillere
Crossland Motors
FORD
Cairns
District
State Express
Australia
A. J. Draper
Home Furnisher
National Inaursnce Company of New Zealannd Limited
National Mutual Life Association
Rantrainae Limited
New Queensland Mortgage and Investmam
Whi Bee
Vines Sato Avinet Onpt
AVSER
Harris Bros
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