Tropical Theatre Screens a Mix of Dramas and Thrillers
The Tropical Theatre presents a varied program featuring Lynn Barle in a cultured romance with a dramatic twist, plus Majerie Ram and a cast including Henry Travers and Margaret Sullivan in a suspenseful production. The lineup also includes Janet Beecher and Elgar Kennedy in supporting roles, with additional star turns from James Stewart and others.
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Sherrington
Wee
Womien
Tropical Theatre
Lynn Barle
Soetor
Fry
Ieee
Majerie Ramfet
Henrr Travers
Stiles
Mander
Chveene Vasaar
Nan Carroll
Con
Cp Maore
Janay Emme
Marjorie Seat
Geel Cunningham
Janet Beecher
Elgar
Dugan
Regiments of Reporters in Wartime Newspapers
The article discusses a German regiment of war writers and cameramen, including editors and contributors like Sommentstirs, forming a press unit to report battles. It notes they were kept from battle fronts and wrote from ministry circles, while soldiers and officers faced combat abroad.
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Fadia
Caillery
France
Chromel Basen von Wedel
Securite Mn Ent
Norwees
Fiona
Comfort and Society
Ministry
RSSILA welfare drive boosted by Goomert sub-branch cheque
Mr A W Lathan announces a total RSSILA welfare huts fund of £100 after a £472 donation from the Goomert sub-branch. He challenges Queensland sub-branches to surpass the record within the year, as Cyril Samuels voices militant rhetoric about fighting Germans and extermination.
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Rssila
League
Sammps
A.W. Lathan
Goomert
St. Queensland
Cyril Samuels
Sydney
Queenaland
Fritz
Promoted Munitions Policy Echoes Through RSSLA Message
The RSSLA reports a reply from Lieutenant General Sir Thomas GMG DSO GOC regarding the 20th Congress preference for rent and supply information. It states that allotments sent to parents by service members in Commonwealth forces are not counted as income for expending allowances and outlines officer instructions, noting losses and continued concerns.
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Thomas _ o GMG
Rssila 1Am
Commonwealth Naval, Militar
Air Forces
Britain imposes coal and wheat rationing in 194? reports
Australian Associated Press in London notes the government rationing coal at half a ton monthly for households and raising wheat extraction quotas from 70 to 90 percent. The Daily Express forecasts bread will turn brown as a result of the second order.
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Australian Associated Press
London
Fie
Daily Express
Heavy Water Discussion From Historic Research Notes
Fragmentary report recalls early 20th century inquiries by Professor Harold C. Carey at Columbia University on heavy water and its effect on crystal behavior. The text mentions modulated currents, temperature changes, and speculative measurements under ordinary atmospheric conditions, with references to early scientists and equipment.
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Dollaes
Harold Casey
Coluumbia University
Morgatt
Laterstariens
Proserpine Receives New Kalary Creek Squadron Leader
Last week Proserpine welcomed a new Kalary Creek squadron leader in the Australian Flying Corps. Wing Commander S A C Campbell commended the Townes the fame, as Carpet was sere at the water.
Local visitors and relatives tour through towns in the Tableland
Boiahay irs and W Moody return from a short holiday at Mareelos with relatives Mrs. B Olive and Mrs Standen of Cooktown. They travel via Pierbert and Ravenshoe. irs Beat of Calms visits town as a guest of Mrs. G.
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Bohiaayirs
W. Moody
Mareelos
B. Olive
Standen
Cooktown
Pierbert
Ravenshoe
Calms
Women’s Auxiliary Baba activity resumes after recess
The Women’s Auxiliary rele RSSLLA has resumed activities after a three week recess during the holiday season. Members are reminded of the upcoming meeting.
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Berg poet Maurice Mugterninck turns 78 in New York message to world
The Berg poet and playwright Maurice Mugterninck, exiled from his home by invasion, celebrated his 78th birthday in New York. He spoke of living to teach the world how to find happiness though feeling old and tired, as reporters observed him at the Hotel Esplanade with a bluebird cage beside his typewriter.
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Maurice Mugterninck
Invasiia
New York
Fon Rountry
Hotel Esplanade
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