Road and Bridge Upgrades Near Tully for Sealed Surface
Aug 11 report notes planned expenditure of about £36000 to seal the main road from Tully to the shire boundary by Christmas. Work includes bitumen surfaces and concrete station improvements from the south end of Tully rail line toward the Banyan bridge and approaches to the new Banyan bridge. Engineer Mr R Boys says two thirds of the inn road will be sealed by year end. Local residents and visitors are listed among those holidaying in Tully, with several names and towns mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulle
Wealace
Biyara
Muri
Tully-Cordwell
Kurame
Tully Brider
Tully Trac ‘Bridge
Tully
Ew Banyan Bridge
R. Boys
Ray Lowe
Barrie and
Marilyn
Townsville
Gordonvale
Riley
Webbarrest
Way
Sydney
Len
Joy Hardin
Cairns
Jim Harris
K. McFarlane
Small
McFarlane
Allen
Far Ear
Geebung
I.s.as
Brisbane
Rmett
1.8.A.S
Ravenshoe Notes Rusalla Meeting and Activities
The Ravenshoe RSL meeting on August 17 approved ambulance use at Marshall Park on Sept 18 and 17 for a rodeo with a £10 future-permit charge. Financials showed balances and expenditures. the Evelyn D.O. held a general meeting Aug 19 electing officers. Ravenshoe Golf Club reported stroke competitions with winners and detailed scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenshoe
RSL
I Caesar
Hepple
T Bartlett E King
Te Ravenshoe Golf Club
Chaling
Jiniea
T. Malone
J- Dantes
C. Stewrt
G. Roanes
F. Comman
L Madoch
L. Smith
R Atlan
He Kelley
A. Kelley
End Associates
Nira T. Malone
C. Norman
Mire Hl Kelley
E Rankine
Rooney
Mra G. Hin
Bee R Ray
Mrs Mesling
Earthmoving Plant Construction in Australia
Canberra reports a new earthmoving plant, a heavy tractor with an 18 ton capacity and rapid digging ability, aimed at advancing public works. The piece contrasts Australia’s rapid adoption of mechanical earth movers with American road and rail development, highlighting cost and time savings and the push toward production on a ready-to-install basis.
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Canberra
Spee Prema
Anand Hat
Ances Mareen
Comballe
Oreaten Ee, Velopmant
Tutt Bryent Ud
Renee
Australia
England
Norris-Bouth
Hunter Valley
Tama
America
United States
Mr. 7
Nsw
Formery Commission
Tasmania
Han Foeremmed
Sydney
North Queensland coastal road for defence and development
Dr. Dickinson advocates a national development plan driven coastal road across northern Queensland linking with defense needs. He urges federal and state cooperation, highlighting potential revenue and strategic value, and notes precedent from wartime infrastructure. He stresses not to burden any single government and calls urgent action by federal, state, and southern state governments.
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Dickinson
Australia
National Aefance
Tgs
Queensland
Ax Weil
Dr. Dickinson
Quesland
Point
Commonwealth
Australie
Ayronga
Ehire
John Stone
Tully Falls
I. Proponala
A Cherry From Seaweed Tied to British Chemistry
A garbled report discusses seaweed derived cherry flavoring and related chemical processes. It mentions British chemists, Arnold Spice and William Peschardt Boris, and a process that could not be used in baking. The text references seaweed from Geolnd and notes a discovery linked to an assortment of products.
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Stromnees, Grimey — Istes
Shipping Arts
Beal Sberrign Sande
America
Beatland
Arnold Spice
William _ Peschardt Boris
Geol
Fragmented note on Rotentists and a cryptic Valentine
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Rotentists in the U8 and hints at a dated Valentine theme. The readable bits suggest a discussion of a group named Rotentists and a possible reference to Marys or Som eerey-or valentio, but the meaning is unclear.
US Book Exchange aims to rebuild libraries worldwide
A 1945 effort led to the American Book Centre at the Library of Congress forming the US Book Exchange. It gathered 4 million items by 1948 for 88,000 libraries in 43 countries, funded mainly by relief groups and Rockefeller support. The program shifted toward a two way exchange with fees from American libraries and aims to sustain centers globally.
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Washington
Scimatis
Elu Rata Jong
Porhia
Connell
National Library Association
American Book Centre
ABC
Library of Congress
A.C
ARC
Auch
National Research Council
American Couneil of Learned Societies
American Coune of Bavestion
Engineers Joint ‘Council
Rockefeller Foundation
Ubraries
Unemelves
Milan
Alice D. Ball
America Ubraries
Parteetang Ig
Countrien
Rosmitvien
Monte
Brainee
Mist Ball
Mercure Bibliography
CIA
Rand
WHO specialist Susan Bruton killed in India crash
Susan Bruton of Baltimore Maryland a World Health Organization physiotherapist died in a crash between New Delhi and Srinagar while returning from a field mission. She had been part of a WHO team aiding polio rehabilitation after an infantile paralysis outbreak in Bombay, led by Dr Keserath from Johns Hopkins. Her colleagues noted the epidemic had plagued India for years with limited vaccine coverage and weak immunization programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations World Health Orgenimtion
Wh.o
New Delhi
Srinnagar
Susan ‘Bruton
Baltimore
Maryland
USA
India
WHO
Bombay
Keserath
John Hopvina Bedea
Geines Iu
Man Bruton
Toble
Mem
United States
Aecord
Rajkumar Amrit Kane
Yiseith Minter
Restent
Third World Health
Rationed cereals limit set amid import focus
Government moves toward self-sufficiency in food while rationing restricts party guest counts to 24 when cereals are served. Authorities note large food imports cost millions of rupees and promise measures to curb shortages and support domestic production. A World Health Organisation effort in Bombay last year involved artificial respirators for polio cases.
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Todianas
Bombay
World Health Organisation
India
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