Occupied Changchun Describes Aftermath and Hope in War Ruins
Readable fragments describe Changchun under Japanese occupation, with miles of barbed wire, damaged modern buildings and looted capitals. Despite some normal services, many streets are fenced, debris cleared slowly, and a tense mix of Chinese and Japanese workers and soldiers remain as armies face off nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orien
Changchung
Cheng
Japan
Manchukuo
Greater East Asia
China
Aisa
Sarth Ean Chita Command
Saa
Mer
Chillagoe Notes and District Reports Highlight Local Activities
Chillagoe notes show a discussion on lime and cement works at Chillagoe with Mr Sessions of the Bureau of Industry noting distance to coal and markets. The CWA met at Port Office Hotel to arrange parcel shipments to Britain. Tennis results favored Almaden. racing dates set for October with £25 prize money. Visiting clubs, holidays and local scenes fill the district diary with many names and places including Mungena, Cairns, Ravenshoe, Mareb, Cardwell, Mareeba, and Yanga burma.
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Chillagoe
Te Chu Wegue "Progress Association
Sessions
Bureau ‘of Industry
Townsville
CWA
Port Office
Britain
Walque
Wansport
Mungane
Uernest Snel
NDRA
Almaden
Almas
Aux
Roe
Fryer
Ravenshoe
Dunner
Chilagee
Mungena
Tale
Natarstiste Club
Cairns
Tlumber
Hotary Club
Mareb
Brads
CFS
Cleland
Rose Goddard
Goddard- McGowan Wesding
Seldons
Yangaburma
Tom Sheppard
Cardwell
Firth
Mareeba
Caribbean Commission May Change Colony Treatment
The Caribbean Commission shapes colonial policy potential as it weighs self rule, local industry gains, and social welfare in islands like Jamaica Trinidad Tobago and Guiana. Native delegations press for economic control while home governments retain advisory authority over policy.
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Caribbean Commission
Cuba
Ile of Pines
Nin
Trinidad
Aruba
Curseme
Alti
Puerty Hien
Tut Np
Jamaica Town
Guiana
Subsidy Call for Rubber Planters Amid Economic Strain
The text argues for subsidies to small rubber holdings, noting about 17 percent of farmland under rubber and referencing mining areas in North Queensland. It discusses government role, local employment, and contrasts past public support with current shortfalls, mentioning regional bodies and a large donation of 1000.
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Norte
Senestera
Chillagoe-Herberton
Ana
Chillagos
North Queene
Uhio
New Zealand Social Security Viewed Uneconomical by Experts
A disjointed column discusses NZ social security as uneconomic with figures and policy quotes. It cites Labour Party stance on universal free service, mentions migration and cost concerns, and notes government job ad patterns reflecting postwar economic pressures. Named entities include New Zealand, Labour Party, Paris, Australia, Enid Lyon, and government departments.
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New Zealand
Labour Party
Paris
Rata H
Ner
Goo
Carensio
Allan
Cakino de Parke
Tun
Tye Pepa
Cata
Beck
Polish farmers toil from dawn to dusk with saved tools
Polish farmers worked from down to dark using available mechanical and draft power, cows, and any aid, as reported to UNAR Director-General Mr. F A Ta Guardia after his tour of European agricultural areas. He noted women in many cultural schools for girls were intensively working to produce and preserve vegetables in Poland’s institutional gardens.
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U.nar.a
F A Ta
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