Tully Notes December 19 Social Events and Local News
The piece reports hot weather with a 98 degree average and notes the Tully Mall Golf Club season finale and trophy presentations. It also covers a surf life saving club meeting at Mt Tyson Hotel, school breakups and Christmas events, a Portuguese man of war warning at Mission Beach, and staff holidays and travels of workers from Tully mills and the State School.
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Tully Mall
S. Theodore
C. Boden
E. Harden
V. Challenger
Messrs
G. 3. Fanning
W. Kelso
M. L. Unwin
RL. Podger
Theodore
Fanning
Kelso
Mt. Tyson
Tully
Brice Henry
J. Riley
R. Melchur
Mission Beach
Trish
Banks
E. Andrews
J. Way
E. Jazo
Australian car industry seen rising with government support
Canberra reports Minister J N Lawson says the bounty plan for a fully Australian built motor car could establish a large new industry, creating thousands of jobs. He notes existing Australian manufacturing for motor bodies and parts, with improving vehicle ownership and rising local production despite high retail prices.
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Canberra
Minster For Trade and Customs
J. N. Lawson
Australia
Lawson
United States
Australian manufacturers views on complete car plan
The Automotive Products Manufacturers Association argues for building a complete car in Australia via assembled parts from specialized plants. They note global practices shift to component production and assembly and cite Australian factories as ready to support a complete car industry under a proposed plan.
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Automotive Products Manufacturers’ Association
Canberra
Australia
Industtry
Doctor tells how body reacts to war stress
A medical specialist writes that war anxiety may boost immunity via adrenal adrenaline. He notes healthy people recover sleep, while worry weakens defenses and that the phrase How are your health should be taken for granted to avoid self pity.
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Britain
Evening News
Teat Nice
Government plans for Australian car parts industry and duties
A government plan proposes a permanent committee to guide automotive part manufacture in Australia. It would regulate imports of chassis and sub assemblies with duties to protect local production and avoid monopolies, while boosting independent factories and research. The article discusses economic and employment impacts, aviation linkages, and war-time defense considerations.
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Pewr
Australia
Anu
Commonwealth
Lawson
Tariff Board
Elief
Army
Mr. Street
Tranport
Bos and Atest
Strange Parliamentary Customs Still Observed In England
A survey of long standing House of Commons traditions explains why the King may not enter the Commons, the Black Rod is announced, troops must seek permission, and Lords are spoken of as another place. The Big Ben prison and Guy Fawkes rituals reflect historic powers and limits on authority within Parliament.
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Hitler
England
Parliament
House
Commons
House of Commons
House of Lords
Guy Fawkes
Princess Chamber
Palace of Westminster
Tower of London
Foot of the House: The Sacred Floor of Westminster
A description of the Floor of the House at Westminster where officials may not cross the bar and must avoid walking on the preserved ground. Two red carpet lines mark the duel era reminder, forcing messengers to use unusual methods to reach members.
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House of Commons
Westminster
Cairns Post Notice From Cairns Pty Ltd
The Cairns Post Pty Ltd issues a brief local notice from Abbott Street Cairns. The message appears as a short company update directed to readers in Cairns, Queensland.
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THE
Cairns Post Pty. Ltd
Abbott Street
Cairns
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