Ingham Notes on cane mills and crushing progress
District reports limited progress due to weather and machinery. Cane mills face delayed crushing with 19200 tons weekly target to finish by December 24 but actual output lags. Macknade Mill holds 183,000 tons remaining. weather and labor constraints hamper completion. plans for a bridge on Lueinde-Duggennet road noted.
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Geoweed Chana
Iria
Alent
Mackwade
Vietliig
Macknade
Jax
Spowers Organisation
jPor
Victoria
Mack
Te Lueinde-Duggennet Road
Obscene Language Case In Australian Court Heard
In a Petty Sessions court hearing Kenneth Egerton Anderson faced charges of obscene language after a downtown incident. Witnesses described a confrontation with Constable Power as Anderson, intoxicated, hurled offensive remarks near a street with women and children present. He faced a fine of two pounds and potential imprisonment, but was warned by military officials to curb future behavior.
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Sciene
Andes
Rocf Byrne
Innixta
Kenneth Egerton Anderson
TP Power
Earth Street
Andreson
Anderson
Withem
Andenan
Anderson Terai
Ant
S Conn
Condin
Sy Uerstana
Wey
Tuan
Liewtenant
ATF
Middle East
New Guinea
Byrne
Lou
Collapse of Canberra session shocks the nation
Canberra dispatch reports an unprecedented rapid collapse of Parliament as opposition led by Menzies refused to reopen debate on crucial financial and airline nationalization measures. The sudden lapse sparks constitutional questions, with Fadden and others arguing the government acted to avoid a deliberate restriction on the budget while facing legal and Privy Council obstacles.
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Canberra
BM Menzies
Nationallsstion Ball
SREME
Branco
Gover
Fadden
Brisbane
Sester
Plana
Jmaxigs
Bedard
Gye Searters
Chiliey
Coakttalian
Ad. Fot
Privy “Council
Amadanbes
Ieee
Porto
Wea
Brisbane Notes American Soldine Settlers
A fragment from Brisbane notes discusses American settlers and progressivism, arguing for freedom from bureaucratic control and urging forward movement in industry and development. It touches on speedway revival, weather forecasts, income tax experiences, and vegetable shortages influencing daily life in the Brisbane area.
Atherton Court Proceedings Summarized
Atherton Police Court met yesterday with several minor traffic and residency offenses. Giovanni Msunnet pleaded guilty to changing abode without notice and paid fines. Bertie Crouch and Thomas Bass Conk faced similar penalties for parking and related offenses. Keil James Marin and others were charged with vehicle and plate irregularities with fines and costs assigned. Witnesses included Sgt Marchant and Constable Astbury, addressing traffic violations and compliance.
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Atherton
Fowler
Giovanni Msunnet
Toles
A. Eemia
Bertie Crouch
Main Street
Thomas Bass
Frank “Weere
William Arthur Collins
Alt Lane
Weare
Keil James Marin
S Plaier
Kane
Thomas Brady
Ted
Costa
Flana
James Carrick
Yo Oro
Ankur Woods
Sarehant
Alverton
Ainleena
Ohare Frenseea
Marchant
Astbury
Aed
N.C.OS Praise and Muddle Over Army Supplies
An officer in the ALP cites a mid rear estimate amid praise for Army service, while a director notes Christmas season pace and equipment details. The record contains garbled phrases but mentions supply quality and timing, with references to NCO remarks and storage conditions.
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ALP
Éstensin Fee Toewasd
Corinmas
Chronuse
Materia
Arin Teuit
British Plastics Turn to Peace Tales
An article on the wartime use of Perspex by Imperial Chemical Industries in England highlights the resilience and versatility of the clear methyl methacrylate sheet. It notes how Perspex strengthened lighting fittings and other goods, signaling a broader adoption in domestic and industrial products as peace returns.
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England
Ima’cies
Australia
Brisbane
Wari
Wes
Coowda
Weesromaler
Davies Puck
Nair
Etna Geagheads
Sirerady
Aistortte
Imperial Chemical Industries
Bartle Frere Notes and CWA Meeting Report
August notes from Bartle Frere detail arm clearance issues and a challenging year. The August 7 CWA meeting had eighteen attendees with Mrs McGregor-Lowdnes welcomed. The financial report showed a credit balance while members visited hospitals and discussed building funds for the Women’s Civilian Welfare Auxiliary. Several members and visitors are listed as holidaying in Mackay Cairns and Brisbane areas.
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Bartle
CWA
McGregor- Lowdnes
Britpant
Flegerness
Edward
Hopital
Holidas
Mackay
Innisfail
Trembath
Jones Mare G Preer
Cairns
Neyser
J. Cardiner
Wutthter
Joan
W Geummitt
Tamily
Janis Te
Erro
Lee Iy
Mirert
Ananevts
Aed
Retirement Honored at Atherton Hospital Board Meeting
August 3 at the Atherton Hospital board room members paid farewell to retiring Chairman Mr Matthies after 12 years of service. Marion Bull and Mrs Neth received guests, with speeches praising his leadership and hospital progress. The gathering, attended by staff and board colleagues, highlighted collaborations with Dr J J Melniesh and the hospital’s growth amid ratepayer burdens.
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Atherton
DNPDY
Sumas
Wisil
Marion Bull
Neth
Thas
Tt 'P
Madtkein
Sien
Aried
Mathies
Frediven
Staf
Wigsie Dechire
Rockhampton
J.J. Melniesh
Taft
Matthies
Maizon Bull
Tla
Mathier
Neubing Me
Sisie
Cahill
E 1
Maclin
Sherif
Gapsive Medical
Breiztoah
Messry Harcine-Wilannang
Sonpaon Mesra
Win Frig
E. J
Weaver
Oemer
Menorms Snowend
Atnertan Deerict
Vane
Retuenca Soldiers League
Yar
Harding-Wilkon
Montgom
Iran
Acrehly
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