WASTED EMPLOYMENT OFFERS AND VARYING JOBS LISTED
The notice lists numerous vacancies across sectors including wards, laborers, engine drivers, packers, laundry and hospital staff. It notes age requirements and Certificate needs, with locations in Cairns, Mackay, and Port. Instructions urge applications to National Service and provide contact cues for in person submissions.
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Nios
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Abele
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RCA Sonoment Daly
Ape National Service
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Ale
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Quarkeuster Laundry
Ktuary
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Tate
Assalla Mofaman Cur Mrance Meeting Minutes Mosaic
A fragmented report covers a district meeting on military service and war time morale. It notes a balance sheet, officers named including AR Powell and M Las, and plans to increase membership. The record hints at political aims for soldier and civilian support within the League and government representation.
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AR. Powell
Ineaura
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Merwary
M Las
MC Morasa
Praerrs
League
Ui Politcal Sea
Petk
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Local Ad Fragments Highlight Pantry Goods Sale
Fragmentary OCR shows a community sale notice listing pantry items and prices. Readable names indicate a food pantry event with dates and participating organization.
Americans and the Postwar World Reflections and Letters
A collection of reader comments and letters discussing postwar policy, education, and social effort. Contributors describe youth service, war work in farms and plants, civic duties, and plans for rebuilding the nation with community groups, churches, and patriotic clubs.
Brann Meera Crone Racing Agents Phrase Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Brann Meera Crone linked to racing agents. No clear event, date, or location readable. Summary focuses on identifiable entities and placeholders due to incomplete source.
Mareeba Notes Report On Welfare and Staffing
The Mareeba notes outline welfare matters and departmental accounts including common expenditures, insurance, and war storage collections. It covers attendance, charges, and various public service items with references to Dunbulaha, Mulgan, Macatangen, and other locales, noting community events and staff movements.
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Mareeba
Margene
Rehaene
Aryene Ae
Bernina
Landy
Blais
Balan
CMI
Duateebs Matera
Janary
Chirigee
Visi 4 Altuogsemat Aed Other Vine. & Ew Sabiew
Frat Tine
Oddtlers
Saviee
Incomplete Classified Text Teases Mixed Notices
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of job and rental notices with names and places partially visible. Mentions include tenant, permanent employee, offers, dates, and generic locations, but key details are obscured.
Parapet Walk Fails to Halt Slough Hotel Fire Alarm
Fire at the Old Three Tus Hotel on Bath Road Slough trapped five staff and a three year old baby on the upper floors. Residents scrambled through bedroom windows to the roof as smoke filled stairs and a phone alarm finally alerted rescuers. Fire brigades prevented the building from being wrecked.
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Three Tus
Bath Road
Slough
England
Sarape
Jumbea
Reise
Fairs
Pickering
Fod
Fesewad
Thease
Ube
Directing Agricultural Effort Amid World War II Strain
Discussion of Australia’s wartime agriculture under strain from U boiler warfare and U bores. Emphasizes Commonwealth and State cooperation, manpower shifts, and the need to align import policies with farming needs. Highlights planning for vegetable production, fertilisers, seeds, machinery, and irrigation pumps amid defence demands.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Australis
Psi
Commerce
Bulcock
Commonwealth Action Commonwealth
Australian Council of Aprindture
Palley
Jonwesth
Mtr
Queensland
Becaue
Mt. Bulence
Maine
Europe trembles as Turkey weighs Allied loyalties
The article details Turkey's decisive position between Allies and Axis in World War I era diplomacy. It notes German diplomacy led by Von Papen and Turkish considerations of joining or delaying alliances, with Britain and France courting Turkish favor while Germany seeks close ties. It discusses potential military and strategic consequences of Turkish decisions, the strain on Allied plans, and shifting promises of weapons and support affecting Turkey's stance and regional balance.
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Turkey
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Beilub
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Turley
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Arma
Aldo
Bitain
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Nemg
Tyre
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Taorwon
Fragmented 112 44 text on wartime politics and figures
The damaged text references Churchill and Allied effort to prevent a global domination by a dictator, mentions Stalin and Stalingrad, and cites a correspondent's view on the Second World War battles as a major turning point. It includes garbled cross-letters and names, offering minimal clear facts.
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Cairns
Churchill
Neal Temphaliy
Australian government under fire over wartime policy
The letter critiques government moves and labor policy, arguing that trade unions should voice workers’ interests and warn against monopolistic motives. It cites Communist figures in Russia, domestic dissent, and urges aligning war effort with the working class. A limerick ends with a critic’s jab at Mr Lacking.
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Australia
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Ynel
Ewe
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Evalt
Laila
Rea
Coast Defences Harden as Wall Rises Along Coastline
A coastal defense transformation is underway from Flushing to Oxward with a modern line of sea walls, minefields, and artillery placements. Former seaside resorts have refused space, forcing inland fortifications and naval emplacements to form a continuous barrier.
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York
Chearing U boat raids hit London in February reports
Fragmentary wartime dispatch from Daily Matt’s Muarid corrempand detailing U boat activity around London on February 10. Describes shortages and evacuations at bases in Cherm, Lowenl, and interior France with claims of German air and sea actions.
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Neda
Wchdala
France
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Camise
Conan
Rationing of Fertiliser For Cane Growers
Fertiliser will be rationed in six monthly periods. The first period runs from February and the second from August to January. Growers must place orders with their fertiliser dealers and a national ration register tracks allotments. Distribution will be guided by order receipts and district inspectors, ensuring equitable supply.
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Wuear
Nest Bwte
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Educational Service Commission and University Training Plan
A historic proposal outlines a Commission to manage rationalized public service and university training during wartime. It details appointment of officers, remuneration, and authority over indentured employees and police service. It references Director-General and a Commonwealth Public Service Board to oversee wartime university graduates and course entrants. The plan aims to expand enrollments, determine selection methods, and set examinations for admission to courses.
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Financial aid for students across faculties and fees
The document outlines discretionary financial assistance for medical, dentistry, engineering, science, veterinary, and agriculture students. It details maximum grants, eligibility tied to family income, and provisions for dependents and parental support, with the Commission holding discretionary powers.
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Wilian
Othey
Ieee
Huber
Tents And Defence Me Mew Regulations From Our Own Representative
Canberra February 8 Questions in the House of Representatives raised on wartime control of gun ammunition production and patent use by government contractors. Officials described that inventions arising from defence work may be used by the government for defence purposes, with payment terms and potential court action described. The discussion covered licences, publication of wartime inventions, and the possibility of investigations following patent grants.
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