World Timber Notes Stinkwood Trade Tightening
Special timber correspondence reports on South African stinkwood, valued for odor and durability, holding strong prices in England and Europe. Demand remains high for furniture and antique salvage as old stock surfaces, with rare carvings and bedroom suites fetching high figures.
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England
Pric
English Timber Scarcity and Shifting Supply Chains
English timber, once largely home grown from Brivele forests, is exhausted by war and trade constraints. Authorities divert scarce timber from housing to essential needs, increasing imports from Norway, Sweden, Russia, Canada, and the United States. Laminated wood and updated finishes replace older panels, with fire resistance and moisture protection emphasized in modern installations.
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Worl
England
Norway
Sweden
Canada
United States
South America
U.S Planes Bought for Australia Corsair Purchase
An Australian government delegation reviewed a contract for five train-engined Corsair aircraft and 240 transport planes, priced at 300 dollars each, with the U.S. side negotiating on behalf of Australia. The dates indicate January 20, and the officials cited are Mess AW Coles and Peter Bruit.
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New York
Mess AW Coles
Peter Bruit
Honor for Guinea Pigs in Australian War Effort
In New York last month a man received a decoration for aiding tropical disease research by overseeing experiments on volunteers, including Australian soldiers. The work aimed to test vaccines and eye grafting, linked to the Port Moresby and Milne Bay campaigns. The piece notes Dr Nell Hamilton Fairley involved, and mentions the broader context of guinea pig trials for malaria, dengue, and schistosomiasis, with further related experiments in Australia and the United States.
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Nell Hamilton Fairley
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Gueensland
Maine
Melbourne
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Cansole
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Bay
Mentha
Oh Log
Puinen Bane
Fairley
Adelaide
Shell Iiss
Oidfeld
Serge Ie Agai
Manhattan
Oldfield
Oldfeld
Messrs Vv and Rita in Valley area event at Mossman
Report from Mossman notes a local incident involving Mr A Blatt and Miller. Miller admits taking a truce, receives conviction and imprisonment for related damages to a truck. The damaged wheel and belt described. Spectators include James Masterman and cycling champion Bob Porter. Community expresses sympathy for bereaved families in the wake of the event.
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Miller
Menai
We Ck
Alrang
McKeands
James Masterson
Mex J
Masterman
Jose Ion
Volunteers For Disfigurement War Blood Insurance Notes
The article discusses wartime volunteers in Wiltshire facing severe risks from experiments and gas testing. It notes volunteers risk death or disfigurement, yet life policies may remain valid if no contrary clause exists. Blood donors are linked to specialized insurance bridging war risks and repayment, while blood shortages and repatriation issues are touched upon.
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Wiltshire
England
H. Cailumbine
Feam
Bisckmarket
United Press
Lita
American Dollar & Pinton
Blackmarket
After Death Donors and Volunteers From All Walks of Life
A muddled report from Illinois Statesville Femotiar notes donors from varied backgrounds. Eldest son of Ne ped Mra J.C. Young returned from Brisbane after holiday. W. A Mackay came back from Tiwnovile. Mrs. C Dickerson, Cardwell Shire chair, visited Amman Sunita ns Dart during a Table holidays trip, meeting local citizens. A mining mishap at Porter's Beach near Rocky Point was reported. charity workers planned a trip to Daintree for tennis and cricket despite poor weather, with bowling and cricket scores noted and a motor lorry accident announced. The group later traveled to J Newell residence for a social gathering, then faced truck manpower needs and a late return home.
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Mi Afchie
Youne
J.C. Young
Tus
Brisbane
Dicksrom
D. Kenny
Sydneys
A. Kenby
John Renny
Sydney
Porter's Beach
Rocky Point
Wisie
Daintree
Hatntive
Crceiny
Rug
PP Marty
To Reany
W. Smith
W. Belshaww
Tasamen
Kenny
Mathess
S Hhad
Wick Ta
J_'Mans Mi
Ro Clarke
D. Kenky
Moraman
Dainier
J Tnewell
Australia’s Attitus Winch Debate in Atomic Energy Talks
Fragmented OCR text discusses international views on nuclear control and sanctions under the United Nations Charter. It references the United States position on veto power, Chapter 7 procedures, and the balance of rights and obligations for nations amid energy and security concerns.
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Commission
United States
Coninal Atomic Energy
Orrey
Sterle
Tully R.S.L. January Meeting Minutes Report
The Tay sub branch held its annual meeting in the club room at 2:90 pm on Saturday. The treasurer presented financial statements showing a general balance of £33,108 and £4,080 in the EA account. Attendees included Mr. Tom, Mr. Bowre, and Mr. Forgan, with remarks on branch interests and a small social spread concluding the gathering.
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Leeee
Trearurers
Ge Ral
Jesus
Tom
TS Bowre
Cer MO Forgan
J. L. Dewner
T Suttles
D. Aury
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