Cooktown Hospital accounts mess at year end
The Cooktown Hospital board discusses unsettled accounts linked to Scoripines investment and ambulances, with the Department of Health and Welfare noting no direct funding. It approves modest steps to repair the operating theatre, staff appointments, and nurse recruitment while reporting patient and birth statistics for November to December.
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Cooktown
Kal Bowrd
Scoripines
Ivestmest
G Comino
Teave
Ac‘ing
Fan
Offier
Persina
Ost
Department of Health and Hare Affairs
New Guariert
Ieemu
Toam
AH Collins
General of Public Works
Sherman
Wei Waddell
Rome
Collin
Naaarbilanes
Rea
Laura
Cocktown
Hesly and
Hoe Abire
Wade
Sie Donald
Waddell
Donald
Alf
Marc Caml
Waddall
Tangier Aims To Rival Monte Carlo In Gambling Plan
Tangier authorities push a modernization program to legalize gambling and build a luxury complex seeking to rival Monte Carlo. The plan sits before the Legislative Assembly, while opposition warns of difficulties in overturning Tangier’s gambling ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Monte Carlo
Legislative Assembly
LAUR LOSES PRESTIGE amid Referendum Backlash in Australia
Opaque commentary notes growing public hostility to the Banking Act as Referendum delays extend into May. Labour observers flag electoral risks for the government, with opposition unity strengthening and state-level measures signaling future price and banking policy pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Labour Party
Aligsbon
Ion
Canbera
Labour
Wcive Council
Hie
Succesatul Muncina
Christman
Onveesbour
Chifley
New South Wales
Rural Bank of
Queensland
Canberra
Timber shortage halts European food production warns FAO
The FAO reports timber scarcity in Hurapene forests is delaying European food production. Experts say immediate timber needed for rail ties, dock piles and fertilizer shipping. UN and national bodies plan technical aid to form a coordinated program with former Canadian forester PAC guiding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Agrcuture Organisation of the United States
FAO
Tahoe Ie
Bor Cuneten
Dominion Forester of Canada
PAC
Eeomamte Commission
My, Cameron
Ales
Piesa
Aalat
Incevo Progrimenes
Japan Underworld Rumors Stir Ranting Rosters
A fragmented note describes alleged rosters and warnings about Japan related underworld activity. The brief item hints at fear and sensational claims surrounding figures in Yokohama and broader Japan, with a wary tone about organized crime.
Britons Work Overtime to Clear Wartime Bottleneck
Britain's war effort relies on workers heeding an appeal by Sir Stafford Cripps to move goods. The “Wagon Chasers” and railway crews repair 200,000 crippled trucks and hasten returns, while a Winter Transport Committee led by Lieutenant-General Sir Wilfred Lloyd helps move freight. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signals possible penalties to boost delivery as Britons enter a five day week to accelerate supplies for North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Cripps
Britain
Wilfred Lindsell
Elahth
North Africa
Bern
Nenuts
Merhes Moret
Pale
Countering Soviet Propaganda in Germany
The American Military Government shows German audiences films on the plight of German POWs returned from Soviet labor camps. Reports claim many are in poor health, with edema and serious neglect, while British and American aid contrasts with allegedly healthy reception of prisoners from Britain.
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Berlix
Soviet Union
AMG
Lucius D Clay III
LS Coe
Mey
Gann
Great Britain
Berg
Oan Marsan
Gardelayn
Deeb
Fragmentary note on African native meals and beliefs
Disjointed text mentions meat preparations and appeal, referencing trunks cheeks and other body parts as part of a questionable dish. Cites beliefs by a group regarding food as a curse, with mentions of medicine, pruning, and a salon setting in unclear context.
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Leptones
Litigation in Queensland court over painting union breach
In Twin spine, the Janinfall Court of Petty Sevioms heard a case involving CSR Ltd as employer under the Industria Conciliation and Arbitration Acts 1932. An operative painter, a member of the Operative Painters and Decorators Union, claimed breach of clause 14 of the Building Trades Award. The defendant denied nonmembership unless joined to the union. Ad journment was granted due to Brisbane witness travel and the Christmas season, with a new date set for February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twinspail
Usion of Australia
Queensland
Colonial Sugar Refining Coy Ltd
Industria Conciliation and Arbitration
Goondi
Innisfail
Buliting Trades
Meinrich Burgdorf
Operative Painter and Decorators’ Union
Aeld Union
CSR Coy
RL. Arell
Salttars
Peeramon Notes Peerapmon Dec 22 Social Scraps and Radio Talk
Local notes from Peeramon mix community chatter with radio listening trends. Mentions residents like Scott and Dargine Scott traveling, Mr and Mrs Shesemat, Cutler family, and planned holiday trips. brief social updates on illnesses, leave, and local gatherings.
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Scott Hae
Zormaral
Scott Will Ieave
Pthrrepwn Gordanvate
Dave
Poeramnn Eerie
Eels
Batkesen
Muriray
Mather
St Mary'e
Terherton
f+ Vand
Barry Wharthn
Marek
Patrick Kane
Cairn
Woottnn
Timits
Gondger Witl Rowirn
Brisbane
Wi Ireland
Peasman
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Cane Growers’ Engineering and Motor CO. Ltd
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Ules
Som
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Sinem
Paryn Ts Eenes
Abbott St. Cairns
Conurete Home Furnishers
Neal
Cooktown Hospital
Utiura
Ashton & Parsone
Laur
Press & Polbiend Core
Im Camberre
Opposition Unity
Lscal Teagues
Geneva
Yokohama
de Beware Caules
Japanane Underworld
St Brital
Germany
Cs.r. Company
Jnwispal, Litigation
Peeramon
Omosr Vorce
Rachang
Exroy x
Priday
Green Island
Retven Wedresiae
Polar Star Ice Cream CO
Chima
Cairns
Vincent
APC
SRP Sai Te
Arya Eran
Ie Vincents Apc
We & Wines
Freeland
Bob Freeland
Bob
Simex
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