Kuranda Notes Holiday Visitors And Personnel Updates
Private Les Moule at the ALK and several others from Cairns and Brisbane spent Christmas with families in Kuranda. Notables include Mrs Carthew of Brisbane visiting with her daughter, C. Houle's family, and Gleeson traveling to Brisbane for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prien
E'Wieemith
Caires
Les Moule
Mar
C Houle
Chown
Pel Works
Nurasa
Christemas
Mra i Wileanith
Josn
Cairns
Kuranda
Anxious Time in Era As Years Oped for Tide
Fragmentary OCR notes show an anxious year era debate with scattered references to public worry, economic strain, and policy shifts. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the tone reflects urgency and anticipation of upcoming decisions.
Sydney Labour Unity Aims For Federal Victory In 1941
The piece outlines Labour unity prospects in Australia as Curtin backs a united front to win the federal election expected mid 1941. It notes factions, proposals from Non-Communist Labour, and Essendon style momentum toward a national Labour front, with references to Sydney’s political climate and price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laboor
Gove
slecBona
Ofheil Labour
Dows
Non-Com- Suni
Curtin
Sonat
Sette
Tr Parte
Ali Essley
Eader
Non-Communist Party
Han
Biekind
Labour
Wiestianstaat
Seata
Aly Derene
Opata Salng
Pouton
Federa
Americans Review on Naval Aid to Britain
An analysis notes United States aid to Britain as a potential decisive factor in the war. Junior reviewer Rear Admiral Yoter Stirting argues Britain could leverage Allied support, while American response is limited to submarine development and accelerating navy programs as per Col Knox dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoter Stirting
Junior
United States
Britain
Col F Knox
United Press
Navy
Tm Sachs
Erratic OCR note mentions local resolutions and social visits
The fragment references Bert Kane asking for correct copy of a resolution to a secretary and lists various people visiting or spending holidays. It mentions Mrs M Eepenmen, Nette Thurstay, Gaogher, Mr and Mrs J Maconachie, Robin, Stan Deven, Deen reer alex, Mr and Mrs G Andrews, Mrs Molloy Cairns, and Mrs Culloty among others, with unclear events and travel by car to Ber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Eb, Jr
Bert Kane
Inmate and locals noted in Port Devon report
Fragmentary text references Woodinga Station, Mr J Carbey, and Tableland Tinstar with an inmate at the local hospital. Names and places are unclear, but suggests a hospital admission and local figures connected to Port Devon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Hood
Small Re
Port Dovsanere
Woodiiga
Simenes
J. Carbey
Tableland
Tinstar
Howital
Paddy's Market Question Appears in Port Scene
A fragmented OCR line from a Port page shows a garbled query about Paddy's Market. The readable bits suggest a question regarding where to find or how to use Paddy's Market at a local port area, with parts of stray letters and words.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ana
Burns, Philp & CO. Ltd
Australia
Australians
Yeats
Yin. x
Mim
Cedowred
A.J. Dae. An Ltd
Sydney
Coustey
Peevent
Ntiss
Labour Unity
Beth Goveramer
Royal “Agricultural Socety
New South Wales
United Kingdom
Mercantile Shipping
Ise
Ita
Mary
Oman
Dome
Cary
Partien- Ary Ong
Conat
Chocceet
Patie
Queevaland Chat
Tesruuy
United ‘States
Kulara Barrine
PO. Bex As
Bea
T.W. Winkwerth
Oia
Clements Avaro
Lomb CO Lm
Clammce Sem
L Pickham
Triumpn For
Ferguson
Fergotex
Ferguson “Fergoneen
Ferguson “Voiles
Lavenelle
POY & Sons
Innisfail
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