Los Angeles the Movie Capital of the World
A sprawling city-turned-metropolis, Los Angeles grows from a Mission era settlement to a 4.3 million metro area. The piece notes climate, geography, industrial rise centered on film and tourism, and the paradox of spread-out suburbs with earthquake risk and immense wealth. It mentions celebrities, studios, universities, and a culture of rapid fortunes.
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Coup plotters named in Soekarno era to form new cabinet
A Jakarta report lists Tan Malaka and other leftist figures as planned ministers in a coup attempt to topple the Republican Government. The plot, tied to the Djokjakarta division of the TRS army under Soedarist, aimed to install a new government after several arrests.
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Do Women Drink and Oscar Controversy Rise
Hollywood muse Be says the 196 man in The Lost Weekend attracted an Oscar and sparked debate over women’s drinking. He argues most women cannot stop once they start and many in movieland agree that drunken behaviors reflect broader gender expectations rather than the film.
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Fragmented Pub Conversation Reflects War Era Tensions
The text records a noisy pub dialogue about war, invasion and public sentiment. It mentions a gentleman at the pub and references to world events, patriotism, and social critique within a late era setting.
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Australian housing plans and political contention in parliament
A broadcast reports on housing policy and planning in Australia, noting government aims to boost home construction and the target of 24 000 homes for the coming year. It cites economic planners in Parliament, questions over ownership, and concerns about affordability while outlining past and projected housing expenditures and potential shortages. The piece mentions Queensland officials and the broader political debate over housing provision and public expenditure.
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Gordonvale Progress Association Meeting Notes Plans and Proposals
The Gordonvale Progress Association discussed new building plans and completing site preparations. They debated rail service, bus replacement, park work, and a workers cooperative brick works, with Christmas tree plans and praise for retiring members.
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Bible Society to send Korean New Testaments to Korea
The American Bible Society will ship 49 000 Korean New Testaments to the Korean Bible Society in Seoul via U S Army chaplains. This adds to 10 000 copies previously sent to Korea.
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