Molloy and District Notes Summary
Molloy district notes report cool dove and wights season with little sign of winter. Ground breaks show good condition though grain is dry. water shortage expected away from permageot watercourses. Progress Association meeting heard about donations, new role books, and a plan for four articles per preacher. Nominations for new officers to be taken August 7. Community visitors include Mrs. Reece, Mrs. Jenkin, and Mrs. Tourneur. local attendees and show week travel plans noted.
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the Clair
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Jenkin
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Greenland's First War Atherton Commerce Meeting
Atherton and District Chamber of Commerce held its monthly meeting chaired by Mr Wason. They discussed the August 4 visit of the Director of the Secondary Industries Division and agreed to hold a conference at 3 pm in the Court House and to send two representatives. The group also urged citizens to submit ideas on advancing secondary industries and advised notifying the Townsville District Statistician.
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Perilous Crossing at Bavingtons Crossing Discussed
At a Flying Fish Point meeting on Sunday night a recalled Bavingtons Crossing tragedy near Mena Creek prompted a request from Mena Creek Progress for a manned bridge. C R Bevan cited poor sight lines and audible warnings as contributing factors to fatal and near-fatal accidents, including a vehicle and a tram near-miss and a bus close call. The association backed supporting the high level crossing against tolls on the Innisfail ferry.
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Pan European Congress Is Delayed By East West Strife
Switzerland AP reports the Pan European Congress, urged by the Marshall Plan, was postponed from April to September due to strained East West Europe relations. The event, tied to postwar reconstruction efforts led by the United States, faces political obstacles across the region.
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