Death and goals of Rotary founder Paul Harris noted
The report recalls the Rotary founder Paul Harris who formed the first Rotary Club in Chicago in 1905. It notes Rotary’s aims of fellowship and service across business and professional communities and mentions a fund for Rotary International Fellowship to support global study and advancement.
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Merit Litte
Tewnpeille
Teanetinien
Bhar
Brusrani
Rotary
Bers Lavased
Ireland
Paul Haris
Glaandaria
Inter
Searld
Embrseine
Government educating ex servicemen training schemes
Government education programs for ex servicemen offer training across multiple fields. More than 30 percent were under 22 at entry, with university level degrees and diplomas included. Vocational courses cover physiotherapy and optometry, aiming to expand opportunities for reintegration into civilian work. For more information contact 36 10 Wty reaevicemen and net construction in the ranita eity of their State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Echeme
RTE
English Players Craved Adelaide Test Umpiring Controversy
Reported dispute after Washbrook was given out at Adelaide as Australian players contested a ball accounting and Tallon’s fielding actions. Hammond reportedly refused newspaper photos while Bradman and others questioned the wicket decision and the umpire J Scott’s vantage.
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Stresing
Washbrook
Borwith
Tallon
Hammond
Bradman
Army tanks for auction in Geo days sale at Vir Ima
Tractors mechanical earth moving and feeding equipment were offered at a municipal shire councils sale in Vir ima. The day’s takings reached £15812 with one tract realizing the ceiling of £1080.
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Goons
Virima
British Union Admits Polish Labour Under Conditions
British unions accept Polish labor into textile studies under rules tied to availability of British workers. The accord sets conditions for wages and duties for Polish laborers within the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russo Finnish Pact Sells German Assets Worth 11 Million
A fragment reports the Russo Finnish pact involving the sale of German assets valued at 11 million with fees totaling about 1 percent. The text references Moscow radio and partial phrases about the asset settlement in a wartime context.
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Retaved
Moscow
Radia the Bi
Vanguard Voyage Details Amid Calmer Seas
A correspondent reports Vanguard entering warmer conditions and calmer seas off the coast of Ateriwen Ther Malentiey after recent stormy weather. The Princesses raise rate and the crew notes improved conditions as the voyage progresses.
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Sais Dhat
Hwles
Vanguard
Ateriwen
Malentiey
Hae
Indian Film for Sydney Theatre Opens January Thirty One
The Century Theatre Sydney screens The Rise of Wealth, a film documentary on a wal and family life from January 31. It is revived for noncommercial showings with Arabic Persian Chinese versions for East, and is hailed as a masterpiece by Brita and Canada. The US Motion Picture Academy has praised scene shorts from 1943.
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Century Theatre
Sydney
Informa Tga
Aie
Musandar
Von Papen Arrest Reported in Berlin
The Associated Press says former German chancellor Franz von Papen was arrested during Nazi era denazification trials for giving false testimony. He was placed under guard for the remainder of the trial and held in custody as the proceedings continued.
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London
AAP
Associated
Berlin
von Papen
Carts
Sisto
Tela
Cadburys To Close Down During Fuel Shortage
London February 4 AAP Cadburys Ltd announces temporary closure of the Bournville works near Birmingham. Owing to fuel shortages the company will shut from February 6 for 10 days affecting about eight thousand workers. A skirmish between Indian and British patrols at Morgan Lane is reported with exchanged shots and custody of men believed captured in Yugoslavia.
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London
Cadbury's Ltd
Bournville
Birmingham
Wort
Amer
Morgan Lane
Jupdat
Park Hire
Fragmented London News Wire Notes On War Time Events
London reports Feb 10 194? Reuters dispatch notes British military fatalities in Berlin and surrounding areas between January 17 and early February. A separate item mentions planned construction for a King at a Nile Valley site and a frost related disruption affecting Allied operations.
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London
Reuter
Rosacea Te Bervoee
Berlin
Australia Refuses Charter Sign and Seeks Trade Concessions
Canberra states it will not sign the charter of a trade framework and aims to win compensating benefits, concessions, and access to markets. Officials note Britain's growing appeal as a market, push for removal of the American tariff on Australian goods, wool, and meat, while balancing Empire ties.
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Canberra
Australia
Australis
API
Igs
Cireles Tere
Britain
Ate Avenue
Beith
American film imports to Australia face policy clash
Canberra reports no prospect of a 20 percent import rate for American films as ministers weigh Britain's stance and the Empire’s position. Officials note Australia’s favorable trade balance and the Empire dollar value while considering potential action amid tensions over film imports and economic impact.
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Canberra
Feo
Ani Jamedian
Australia
United States
Chary
Britain
Soviet Leader Declines Medal Downgrades Paris Relations
Paris dispatch reports Stalin refused to accept a Medal of Honor, citing concerns over French gestures and Lenin era criticisms. The note frames Soviet stance as wary of foreign recognition and aligns with earlier tensions between Moscow and Paris.
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London
Stalin
Lenin
Legacy Officials In Queensland Host Cairns Tea Event
Brisbane Legacy visited Cairns for a high tea and discussions on decentralising work in Queensland. President Mr. Lascelles and Secretary Mr. Fickop outlined plans for branch formation, contact groups, and a future Mackay Towalle meeting. The group toured Mount Sands tied to Legacy wards opening February 20 with aims to aid wards and orphans, stressing adviser roles and fundraising constraints for the year.
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Miernoottes
Ign
Lasserlee
Ming
Queensland
Brisbane
Cairns
Towalle
Mackay
Rockhampton
Mount Sands
Legacy
False British Bank notes circulate bases
Sweerand AP reports counterfeit British currency circulating in Switzerland. Notes of ten twenty and fifty pounds were brought to Switzerland in spring 1985 by a fugitive, then delivered to Budapest. The Hungarian sold most notes to a Basel merchant who laundered them locally.
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Sweerand
Switnerland
Gwacnin
Atorney General
Erling
Switzerland
Fuga Nogtte
Budapest
Basel
Berlin Becomes Truly International City Says Zeitung
Berlin reports a trend toward non German names as leaders and residents increasingly adopt international naming habits. The Berliner Zeitung notes that Berlin is becoming a more diverse metropolis with Germans and non Germans alike contributing to the city’s evolving cultural identity.
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Berlin
Mazragutor
Hermans
Josefa
Roberts
Pears
Berliner Zeitung
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