Tropical Theatre Presents a Spectacular Stage Night
The Palace Theatre debuts a vibrant program headlined by Barbary Coast and a Diamond MGA adventure with Maisie Raiier and Ron Sothern. East coast co stars Bing Crosby and Charley Grapewin appear among a crowded cast including Belle Baker, Joe Tanoga, and Robert Caytaune. A Bollywood of performances features singing, dancing, and comic interludes, with prize draws and a dance championship preview for the season opener.
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Maisie Raiier
Ty Tir
Ron Sothern
Palace Theatre
MGA
Maisie
Rena
Malsie
Sal
Inem
Reno
East
Bing
Crosby
Yun Theatre
Dnuwattel
America
We Plusa Theatre
Zanasome
Newcom
Brad Taylor
Charley Grapew N
Jerey Selhong
Paul Wishvman
Belle Baker
Armaring
Joe
Wedding of Miss Hedger in Satin Lace Findings
The bride wore a lace over satin gown with gardenias and Easter lilies in her bouquet. Two lavender taffeta bridesmaids carried Cooktown orchids. Best man was Frank Gelidon. parents hosted 60 guests. The couple left for Kurends for their honeymoon then Melbourne to settle.
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Rolley Hedger
Mary Eales
Roms Sands
Cooktown
Prank Geliedon
Hey
Reverend Hohenhouse-Ew Sub-Dzan at HT Jane's
Rev Hohenhouse, a distinguished war chaplain, served in the Middle East and New Guinea with the 2/1%th Battalion and the Australian Corps. He trained at Ely Theological College and St Pauls London, later serving in Poplar and Thornbury before returning to North Queensland in 1938. He was awarded the Distinguished Service for his Middle East service.
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Hohenhouse
Townsville
Ely
Fie
St. Paul's
London
Poplar
East End
Thornbury
Gloucestershire
North Queensland
St. James
Cairne
Middle East
New Guinea
Batalia
SAB
Sir James Mitchell Birthday Observed in Perth
Perth April 27 today marks the 90th birthday of Sir James Mitchell West Australian born Lieutenant Governor and former premier a banker by training and a farmer and long time political leader and Vice Regal representative
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Perth
James Mitchell
James
Maternal and Child Welfare Fathers Share in Childcare
A welfare bulletin discusses paternal roles in child care emphasizing supportive, practical involvement. It urges fathers to help with feeding decisions, attend welfare center visits, and avoid undermining professional advice to ensure healthy mother and infant outcomes.
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Bern
Dnetor
Snir
Cole An. Inkarest
Nother
National Radio Program Schedule and Guests
Radio schedule lists multiple segments and broadcasts across the day including News and Commentaries at 10 20, a Women’s Session at 11 45, school broadcasts on ret retrospects by Alan W, Medico, and talks by Ballemyne and others. It notes performances by National Military Band led by Stephen Forke, and the Brisbane Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Susskind plus vocal and musical acts culminating with Yours for a Song featuring Anthony Strange.
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Alan W
Medico
Ballemyne
National Military Band
Wiress
Stephen Forke
Billy Ash
White Mans
Far East
Brisbane Symphony Orchestra
Walter Susskind
Negro University Urged For South Africa
Pretoria, South Africa AP movement largely funded by the Dutch Returned Church forms the College for the Children of Africa aiming to found a South African University for non Europeans. Though not officially established, students have prepared for the 1948 University of South Africa exam and an advisory council of government and educational bodies is proposed with both vocational and academic subjects planned.
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Pretoria South Africa
College For the Children of Africa
University of South Africa
Masonic Ball Questioned Over Child Welfare Rules
Fragmentary notes describe a Masonic Ball event in 196 with focus on children's meals and bedtimes. It mentions past members and a committee, asks about foods harmful to children and why, and notes extending weekend time if a child is asleep when a parent returns home. Requires clarification due to garbled text.
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Pulec Cam
Residents of Town and Country join Sydney family on leave
A list of locals including Mrs Peace May Sen and many others travels by plane and by car to Cairns and Brisbane. Gwen Suthers discharged from WAAAT returns home to be with her parents in Brisbane for a month’s leave. The group includes Mrs G Howbotham Mr D Marshall and others visiting Tableland and Smithfield before continuing relations with Cairns and Brisbane.
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Gwen
WAAAT
South Wales
Mire
Keegan
Mason-street
Brisbane
Norman
Gorden Kerri
AAMC
Secorta Calles
Peace
May Sen
Weelace
E. Ryan
J. J Ashwood
J. Logas
Nahin’ Pemengers
Cairhe
Brotherton
Arnald
G. Shidebrand
IMED
Chesney
Piles
McWilliam
Norris
Mn. McAllister
Mim
A Heard
J. ©. Fights
A. J. Long
Fo Marsh
G_ Cannon
South
Pratt
Medill
Cairns
Norm. Stanfeld
Smithfield
Paulina McManus Memorial Home Bridge Event Highlights
Bridge was enjoyed at the Paulina McManus Memorial Home last week. Mrs Muller served tea. The score prize went to Mrs Scoif and the Filden number to Mrs Hannam. Next bridge hosts named Mesdames Connors and Weoaward.
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Paulina McManus
A. H Clarke E Layonck
Muller
Scoif
Hannam
Foon
Mesdames Connors
Weoaward
Atherton Personal News Roundup in April Listings
A long list of local residents, families, and visitors across Atherton, Cairns, and surrounding areas is noted with arrivals, farewells, holidays, and Easter visits. Included are mentions of Veronica Burke’s return home, siblings Irene and St Bernard’s Caliede visits, students resuming studies in Cairns, and many residents spending holidays with relatives or at hotels in Port Douglas, Mareeba, and Townsville.
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Ailan Storer
Herberton
Fie Storer
Cairns
Missex M. Morham
L. Gurnsay
Townsville
Poliday
Henry Mar- Rock
Cairns Road
Ehllaren
Gokdonbn
Ter
Byshert Poliday
Perennia
Giffrd Innisfail
J Fotinell
Maziunetrees
P Edmonds
Babe.Cairne
Edmonds
D. Mar- Bock
Jim Bogle
Turner
Rena
Ira Woods
Thelma 'Wicks
Brishire
Chit Wicks
Florence Arnott
Hares Baleoce
Skene Bros
Mareeba
Mesdames C
Maenes M. Quinn
Neary
Woolley and Son
May
Dusten
Mes
Eesti
Mirs
Pairweather
Daushet
Peg
C Melick
Aaughter
Kas
Crawford
Perake and Hort
Cardwell
Blogmield
Long
Goonds
Mr. McKenna
Ingham
Wesers
M. Miro
T Cotgrave
Scott M Stewart
R Dunn
Blackman
Moodey
Rae
Edmonton Red Cross Monthly Meeting Minutes
The Edmonton Red Cross held its monthly meeting to review funds and plan support for returned soldiers and hospitals. A £100 appeal was approved for Headquaters with £13 cash on hand and a June push planned. the next gathering will be the first Thursday in June.
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Franklin
Christina
Balacceux
Cash
Aarner
Ane
Ak My Lentdence
Pranklin's
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