Millaa Millaa Ambulance Notes and Local Activities
The Millaa Millaa Ambulance committee held its monthly meeting chaired by F. Ross with members F. Hymus C. McDonald H. Thompson and Superintendent H. Ross present. They thanked donors including G. Yasler and L. G. Stevens and reviewed finances. The superintendent reported 12 accidents 9 transports and total activity 72 with a net ambulance profit from a concert of 4 76. Other items include tenders for electric lights and a power port and notes on January sports revenue. The Thistles Tennis Club annual meeting appointed N. Whitham president and E. Amatt assistant secretary. A Masonw Ladies Auxiliary luncheon for Diggers on Anzac Day was planned. A high dive at Millaa Millaa Falls by Ben Dickman drew witnesses. Mies Mo Hardy and Mrs Sheppard with others are noted as visitors or holidaymakers.
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Millaa Millaa Ambulance Committee
Messrs
F. Ross
F. Hymus
C. Mc_ Donald
H. Thompson
H. Ross
E. Kjellberg
A. Wilkinson
G. Yasler
L. G. Stevens
State
McRenee
Thistles Tennis Club
E. Amatt
Meesis
N. Whiten
Nshore
T. Smith
le Shore
Ho Schoenhemer
H. Gerber
Mesdames Amatt
J. Smith
G. Dumwoodice
L. Cifuentes
EB. Wakely
N. Whitham
E. Wakely
PSS D.la
Masonw Club
Tose
Mesdames C. Wakely
R. Griffiths
Coull
M. Amson
W. Gerke
J. Daley
F. Wadsworth
Forced Freedom in Australia Critics say Communists must obey wartime laws
In a stance reflecting wartime unity, officials argue that all citizens must respect the Commonwealth and State laws to support the war effort. Critics warn against suppressing Communist ideas, but officials insist activities must stay within constitutional methods and legal bounds.
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Communist Party
Australia
States
Runsia
Compulson
Charce
Commonwealth
Beasley
Paul Cheyne
American Emissary and the Wilson House Friendship
Recounting Sumner Welles and Colonel House as Wilsons emissaries in World War I Europe. House met Grey, Bismarck era leaders, and kings in Paris and Berlin seeking peace terms, while Wilson trusted him deeply despite opposition from others. The rift at Versailles and House later publishing private letters ended their relationship.
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Sumner Welles
Europe
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Edward House
Colonel House
Wilson
United States
House
London
Edward Grey
Berlin
Howse
Belgium
HH. Acquith
Lord Kitchener
A. J. Balfour
Admiralty
King George
Pars
M. Poincare
Mouse
Paris
America
George Sylvester Viereck
Henry L. Stoddard
Washington
Stodlard
New York
Sim
White House
Irwin Hoover
Henry J. Stoddard
Lloyd George
Versailles
Colonel Howse
Mr. Lloyd George
Arleit
Fate and action in Chesterton quotation
A Chesterton quote contrasts belief in fate. It asserts some deny fate tied to action, while others feel fate falls only if they do not act. The line reflects Chesterton’s emphasis on personal responsibility.
Brisbane fat stock sales report shows softer cattle and sheep values
Brisbane April 18 official fat stock sales report notes 3200 cattle with restricted competition and easier values, prime bullocks scarce, cows improving, primes for light and heavy grades listed. Sheep total 10,550 with dull competition and lighter quotes especially for medium and plain types.
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Brisbane
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