Sunday Church Services and Schedule Details
A scanned church notices page lists multiple services across congregations including Central Baptist and Cyrene Presbyterian. It notes worship times, processions, and community events with various schedule details and speakers. The fragment mentions Arches and open scenes, and references April events and public gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Snc
Aptil
Peake
Seemes Chilverson
Amerian
Captain Pinay
Eloek
Mtoe
Baptist Girca
Cairns Markets Report From Directo rs Meeting
Cairns markets report summarizes the committee of directon of Pratt Market. Prices soften later with some items firming. wine and grapes show better demand. Several items such as brand sevas show moderate activity and delivery expectations adjust. overall trade remains careful with improved demand on certain consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teoet
Scevas
Iicetanie Zoley
la Ulpec
Seabel “Cove
Rey
Rakes
Pracowally
White Elephant Goods Hyped Amid Rating Talk in Melbourne
In Melbourne in April the Rating Comteninlen outlines plans affecting white elephant goods with reduced ratings. Officials suggest wholesale traders and consumers may see changes soon as discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Elephant
Melbourne
Overdead Nee Overdead Nee Enphemee Telenrapt Agesera A 7
The fragmentary text mentions Ameren, a new institute, a firm, and an aging premise. It references an expire date or deadline and possible fire elements. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Propaganda and wartime fears cast on United Nations facing Nazis
The article warns that Nazi Germany spreads Fifth Column rhetoric to sway nations into backing Hitler and describes anti Semitic currents fueling mass slaughter. It cites New York writers on Jewish persecution, notes shared culpability for anti Jewish crimes, and frames the danger amid Allied resistance. It also reports local Cairns items on Liberty Loan subscriptions and rural women’s work amid farm labour shortages, plus utility outages and rainfall data.
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Russia
United Nations
Germany
Hitler
New York
É Journal
Agein
Lima
Ruste
Rumia
Fyi
vieBer
Rosian Bolsherion
Stalin
Rusia
Carpe Mia Brisbane Meeting Seeks Labour Council Actions
A Brisbane meeting urged all branches to contact the Labour Council and organize one day work meetings on April 12. The Aus Fairness Council urged unions to hold meetings throughout the Commonwealth on April 2 to oppose the new CCE award. The Carpenters Union Secretary Mr Dawson noted proposed compensation under the Workers' Compensation Act for injured workers and referenced offers of E50 weekly allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpe Mia
Brisbane
Toval
Abe and
Labour Council
Vnmitess
Aue
Faiacsen Council of
Roe ‘Unions
Uniong
Weanestay
Slaney
Commonwealth
CCE
The
Carpenters Union
G. da
Dawson Wided
Bert
Wolrd War Era Talks and Alliances Mentioned
Ottawa reports hint at international diplomacy and wartime alliances involving Germany Italy and Japan. References to meetings, shifts in strategy, and potential joint actions are noted amid a broader discussion of allied coordination and readiness.
Heartland and Allies Seek Postwar Alliance in World Struggle
The extract argues that Britain and America should ally with the Soviet Union, termed the Heartland, to preserve Western civilization. It warns against delaying peace terms and suggests that postwar understanding with the USSR is essential, framing potential conflict as a misplayed wartime strategy.
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Europe
Rusia &I
Poland
Pacific
Baltic
Himalayas
Britain
America
Steaping of Maro Area SLD as Activete
Fragmented wartime dispatch references Allied air activity and enemy raids. It notes limited air operations, Dutch manned bombers in the northwest sector, and a description of interceptions, with garbled names and places implying Pacific theater activity and ongoing combat reporting.
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Maro Area
Eirthen
Ares
Kildren
Rai
North-Westerm
Resignation Threat Over War Industry Policy Speech
Mr Dedman threatened to resign from the War Organisation of Industry after Socialist and Communist slogans in his remarks. He urged the minister to clarify policy, saying industry should not be run on socialist or communist principles. He cited his lifelong principles and called for a clear definition to restore confidence among employers and workers. Bombing updates and Pacific frontline notes follow.
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Brisbane
Theinisier
War Organisation of Industry
Dedman
Ranutad
Pie Rom
MacArthur
Pacife
Gemployer
Labour Club
Melbourne ‘University
No Confidence in Federal Control Causes Loan Sag
A terse item notes no confidence in federal control and signals loan sag. Court notification indicates withdrawal of a claim and an order being applied. The squib highlights legal action and court procedures surrounding a contested claim.
Air Raid Siren Warnings And Public Reassurance
Sub Inspector J Z Jasch explains that air raid sirens may mislead or alarm listeners when technical faults occur or when unfamiliar residents hear the warning. He says uneasiness fades once people understand the signal. sirens remain active during false alarms and the all clear is given by wardens with short sharp whistles.
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J. Z. Jasch
Agnais
Aimel
Sanal
Shvir
Surprises of large sums marked in historic event notes
An archived report notes unusual sums in a period update with figures showing 2 505 778 pounds and 10 334 pounds cited alongside events in Mark during the same span. The fragment hints at financial variations and contemporaneous occurrences, but details are incomplete.
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Weing
Tax Stamps Issuance Details Pending At Registry
Limited readable text indicates tax stamp issuance processes and certificate updates. The fragment references De nn of Seppe manta and names such as Saree and Ba Pelle, suggesting a bureaucratic notice about certificate issuance and registry actions.
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Seppe + manta
Survivors of Bismarck Sea battle face harsh voyage
Japanese survivors drifted for days after the Bismarck Sea clash around New Britain and Lata Island. Many perished or were captured while others endured thirst and sunburn. Some Japanese forces tried to regroup on nearby islets as Allied ships pursued.
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Huan Gulf
Ile
Ister Sipe
New Britain
Peru
Melbourne to Darwin air plan outlines postwar goals
Australian Army bulletin from Melbourne discusses strategy for mobilizing resources in World War II, urging protections for middle classes and outlining plans to tax payers while sustaining essential production. It emphasizes preserving industry, maintaining home front services, and fostering postwar national spirit.
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Melbourne
Dar
Saul
Wooden Delicacy Sparks Global Food Race in Europe
In London on April 2 reports claim wood based meat substitutes emerge as a nutritious alternative in synthetic food research. German and Swiss scientists push to perfect edible wooden proteins while Sweden experiments with wood beer mats, signaling a broader shift toward nontraditional foods amid wartime shortages.
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London
Europe
Sweden
Etn
Raven
Ulster
Fragmentary Note on National Service Group Support
The text shows fragmented remarks about National Service Group supporters and opposition figures. It references Mr Furddews supporters, and a figure named Mr. ens who is a member. It hints at eventual defiance by the National Service Group against the authorities and mentions the need for strong representation.
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Furddews
Peters
National Service Group
Aniteno
Serena Fen
Eens
Eae
Ieee
Niu Sevice
Party splits amid Hughes loyalists in Australian rift
The article details tensions within the Country Party and Liberal factions as leaders including Hughes face a divide. It notes loyalists, potential breakaway groups, and comments from figures like Mr F. Spendway and Sir Frederick Stewart about leadership, loyalties, and the future of the coalition amid intra-party maneuvering.
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Frederick Stewart
Stop-Work Meeting of Melbourne Women Munitions Workers
Seven thousand women munition workers in Melbourne plan a 24 hour stop work meeting beginning at 11 pm on Sunday. They protest recent pay decisions and aim to present grievances at a conference with government officials.
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Melbourne
Lesal Urmunah
Minraay
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ageInenale Perens
Grentus
Stromts
Yung Peoples Meetlee Tsim
Public Salvation
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Borneo
Cairns Patriotic Fund
Liwaert Oan
Cairns
Tee
Coumetire
Direccon
Pratt Market
Den
Dauthe
Ana Erar
Datehierin
Overdead Nee
Cairns Post
Liberty Lesa
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Mtr FG
Darley
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Wate
Cala
Liberty Loan
Han
Eatar
RJ Campbelly
Brisbane-eirest
Marynestrert
Charles-street
Amdin-street
Little-street
Draper-street
Grimshaw-street
Darict
Babindi
Dimbulahal
Chillagoe
Queensland
Gmeer
Campbell
Department of Labour and National Service
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Trentier
Eden
Ottawa
Australia Associated Press
STOF
Sibmg
Italy
Vietoris
Wales
Isles
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Natory
Saniay
Techad
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Juste
Bund
Gaye
Sentient
Poe Council
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Wetaring Te Worishiers
Tnn
Zighter Snot Nown
Cone Mitchell
Ina
Toe Tat Sowa
Wowaakip
Saumlaki
War Organisation
Official Communitee
Hethmynte
Tanimbar
Telande
Rumlaki
Norch-Eastern
Wexter
New Guinea
Finschhafen
Mont Me
Crinchilla Wuepse Tell
Bismarck
Im New Guinea
WAR Council
Wembererie
Fadden Aloce
Sydney
Apett
J. Franche
Jaya
Hiner
de Points Oil
DAB
Mavier
Neverthales
Country Party
Hughes
WAP
Soy Tear Ney
F.C. Spendway
Fesio
Cansberra
Pam
McBride
W.V. McCall
Mencies
Merzies
Secs
Lemmion Pico
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