Dimbulah Mareeba growers discuss general meeting aims
An executive gathering of the Dimbulah Marceba ToI e Growers outlined plans for a December 18 general meeting at Mareeba to meet Mr Riordan and to discuss industry issues. Attendees included Mewrt Mitchelmore Keidner TDenneilmeretarys and Henderson Tousen from Mardeba with Maurs Delucy Breeg Short representing Pimbuiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimbulah-Marceba ‘Tole
Dim- Sua
Elie “Mewrt
Mitchelmore
Keidner
Tdenneilmeretarys
Henderson Tousen
Baar
Mardeba
Maurs Delucy
Breeg
Pimbuiah
WF Boortan
Dignet
Bulcock
Chaffey
Ren
Gowrimmant
Sealy
Gilsour
Texas Aero
Alan Weld
Aitralion Teburon Board
Zul
Mek
Equivocal Chorus on Ninth Grade Policy Debate
A garbled report discusses a grade nine issue with references to attendance, discipline, and a conference with a teacher. It mentions a teacher named Mr Wadie and notes about a potential election for a local position and the community's reaction to attendance and behavioral concerns.
Future airliners from wartime bombers eyes Britain’s vertical rise
The article notes Britain’s wartime bombers being adapted into civilian airliners. It discusses the Vickers Armstrong range and new aircraft types like the Lancaster, Halifax, Hermes, Tudor, and Sandringham. It highlights long ranges, passenger capacity, and the shift of military designs to peacetime transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Varias
Pan
Vickers- Armstrong
Tudor
Lancaster
Lincoln
Sandringham
Empire Flying Boats
Britain
Nso
Bite Pete
Handley Page
Hermes
Rae
Siiyum
St Salae
British Waterproofing of D Day Vehicles Detailed in Taskbooks
British and American forces in Great Britain adapted thousands of standard motor vehicles for D Day by waterproofing methods. A key solution was a plastic compound from Dunlop with capabilities to seal water ingress while withstanding high voltages and heat, supplemented by venting, covers, and testing. Trial immersion and river/ beach tests produced a taskbook of 68 waterproofing instructions for drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeimg
U.S.A
Great Britain
Deing
Firope
Most
Dunlop Bulletin
Dentist's tenancy dispute ends with dismissal of ejectment
Innisfail case headed by Mr Byrne, Mary Maud Chappel of Babinda sued Henry Marshall Richard. The court found tenancy existed between appellant and respondent since June 14, 1938, with a calendar month occupancy after expiry. Adelaide Coy owned premises. ruling noted significant dental plant and modern surgery making relocation impractical. The decision refused ejectment, preserving respondent’s dental practice and livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
R C Ofepid
Peston RS
el Petty
Mary Maud Chappel
Babinda
Henry Marshall Richard
Adelaide Ronawes
M.A. Vandeleur
Arnell
Byrne
Appellant
Rempanden
Procaan
Spondert
Colie
Ec Cropoh
O'Sullivan
Crouch. de
Richardson
Adelaide Cay
Adelaide Coy
Adelaide Steamship Coy
Premses
Cummins and Campbell Clove Fh
Balling
Adelside Cos
Nin Monte
I, GE Ff
Yamsta
Tobacco Leaf Prices Reported by Brisbane Market Sellers
Prices received at Brisbane markets show varied grades and bids from Duigery and Co with multiple lots listed. The note records grade classifications and per pound values for several lots including 2 races and specific grade numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Tor Beteo
Duigery and Co ‘Ost Mba
Mareshar
Mirlim Vale
Dimaredes Srades
Emperor's clemency reported for airmen in Tokyo raid
AAP reports Field Marshal Thunroken Fata said the Emperor intervened to prevent the execution of American flyers captured after the April raid on Tokyo. The clemency order followed the arrest of three of General Yoo Hitle's airmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Thunroken Fata
Remperor
Yoo- Hitle
New Zealand Footballer Nordgren Accepts Three Year Deal
Brian Nordgren, noted Auckland and North Island rugby league winger, has accepted a three year contract with a club. The announcement references his proven speed and scoring ability for representative teams and highlights the move as a significant enhancement for the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Brian Nordgren
Auckland
Four charges faced in Innisfail Court of Petty Sessions
On December 4 at Innisfail Court of Petty Sessions, Albert Tyaniy faced four charges after failing to provide a tail light on an unregistered motor cycle. Tranbe pleaded guilty by test. Penalties included fines and possible suspensions, with multiple charges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Innisfail Court of Petty Seasions
R CF Bsa
Albert Tyaniy
Tranbe
Wicluidw
Cowis i
Beiwists
Wwe
Cutte Balk
Wheere & Rea Oye
Roste Aetaule Fm
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F. M. Hall & Sons
Raaryyna
Teeeks
Farmall
Matern Star Cycles
Colonial Mutual
P.O. Box
Eshecewege
Barry & Roberts
Work Boots
Toby
Palm's Hut
Ney, Battle
Tim
Rinso, Pket
Holbrook's
SWIFT
Fowler's Plum Pudding
Rock Uvawin & Aar Bloys Sn
Eraieg
Ham D’light, S
Abbott, Shields, Sheridan
Bande Street
Inprior Arigat Lear
Wadie Ak
Eddie Ron
Muann “Mak
Air Hesneryan
Sernewetines
Rim
Tryxere
Nys
Freeton
Fnally
Simpson
Stanley Brogden
Emperor
Ammen
Thin Bank
the National Bank of Austrelase Limited
In Vectors
Queensland
Brisbane City
Capital Office
Queenstreet
Eagle-street
Bad Furrace Valley
Hla Wickhamestreen
Nils Edwarde
Eawach-street
George-street
Woolloongalla
Staley-street
Boonah Bundabere
Cairns Childershinehulla
Cathy
Ridsvold
Hame Hill Vanietail
Trawecit
Eockhampion
Zosews
George Stanthorpe
Texas
Tonwoomaa
Townsville
Toll Warwick
N.Z
WIGAN
Hardys
Terre
Hardy
Northern Builders’ Supplies Pty
Lid
Ajhnae Torse
Trenational Utilities
Army Diepossie
REG
McAuliffe & Company
Robertstreet Athfrtow
Halanyy
Ube
Vincent's
A.P.C
Australia
Sosza
Philips
Hare
Jims Oy
Ernance Corte
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