PAPUAN NOTES Court case and port updates reported
In the Court of Petty Sessions a woman was charged with stealing a petticoat valued at 10/ from Mrs. Mustard. The accused claimed the item was given by Mee Mustard. Sentenced and fined. details include months’ imprisonment. Other notes cover ship arrivals, cargo at Samara, customs revenue, Burns, Philp jetty work, the Canadian foursome win, BLAVA match scores, and local military and social visits. The Avro Anson bomber drifting ashore at Tantana Point was recovered and towed to the ramp.
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Court of Petty Sessions
W. R. Humphries
Mustard
Mee Mustard
Balikpapan
Singapore
Cetion
Samara
Darou
Apal
Samaras
Philp
S&s. J. Anderson
Sis
Gordon
Gordon Whittle
Stan
Keegan
Detheridge
Naval Defence Department
Tantana Point
Gibson
County cricket shines with big scores across weekend
Australian Associated Press reports excellent county cricket in London on Friday and Saturday. E Davies of Glamorgan hit 287 not out then 134 next day, Lam Lancashire's Paynter posted 339, while Hardstaff Notts Prentice Leices ter Chalk Kent Gimblett Somerset reached high centuries. Wilkin son Lancashire and Brown Surrey took key wickets, Verity and Bowes Yorks claimed fivefors against Warwick with strong attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. Davies
Glamorgan
Gloucester
E. E. Paynter
Lancashire
J. Hardstaff
Notts
Prentice
Leicester
Chalk
Kent
H. Gimblett
Somerset
Wilkinson
Hants
Brown
Surrey
Sussex
Verity
W. Bowes
Yorks
Warwick
Cooktown Notes in June Update from Town
June notes from Cooktown report Mr H L Carlson joining an AO A plane to Batavia for months away, Sam Jones visiting from Battle Frere and inspecting Bald Hills property, J Jack Sellars returning from Townsville, Mrs M E Wallace visiting, Arthur Miller discharged after hospital operation, and detailed May financials from PLS Cooktown. Ground applications for mining leases name Ida Perseverance Horseshoe Martin's Gully and The Good Chance. Hack Race Club meets to appoint acting secretary and plan track maintenance and handicapper.
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Cooktown
H. L. Carlson
A.O.A
Batavia
Sam Jones
Battle Frere
Bald Hills
Cairns
J. Jack Sellars
Townsville
Peter Sellars
Wandana
M. E. Wallace
Elderslie Station
McIvor
David Green
Gladys Black
Arthur Miller
Boiling Springs
Cooktown Hospital
Charles Edward Barnes
Maytown
Ida
John Horan
Frederick Taylor
Arthur Ulett
Larsen’s
Consolidated and Zammitts
Robert Norman Peacock
Hamilton King
Coen
Hack Race Club
Messrs
R. Donald
Shephard
R. Peters
R. C. Solomon
J. M. Hardcastle
G. Mil's
Hardcastle
W. T. Chandler
H Webb
Messrs. Donald
Mills, Shepherd
Solomon
E. E. Neill
Rich New Province Bohemia and Moravia in German Reich
A National Geographic Society bulletin describes Bohemia and Moravia as the most populous and productive regions absorbed into Germany after the break-up of the Czechoslovak Republic. It notes dense population, extensive prewar industry, and a strong munitions and textile base, with Prague, Plzen, and Brno as major centers and towns like Jachymov and Slavkov shaping regional history.
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Bohemia and
Moravia
Czechoslovak Republic
Washington
National Geographic Society
Wartbaby
Austria
Europe
Bohemia
Sudetenland
Germany
Bohemian
Bohemian Forest
Krkonose
Sudeten Mountains
Praha
Prague
Plzen
Brno
Jachymov
Slavkov
Four youths buried after Ipswich road smash tragedy
Four victims of Thursday's Ipswich road smash were buried in Laidley and Lowood districts in a funeral that drew broad community turnout. Mr J W Broksch attended with Mrs Pyle and others, while George Gurski was buried at Tarampa. Surviving passenger W A Trebbin and his companion Mrs Trebbin reported to be in satisfactory condition at Ipswich General Hospital.
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Brisbane
Ipswich-road
Laidley
Lowood
Pyle
J. W. Broksch
E. B. Maher
Broksch
C. Broksch
George Gurski
Tarampa
Gurski
Lowood Hospital
W. A Trebbin
Thornton
Ipswich General Hospital
Sulkwood Ambulance Committee
D. Gleeson
Japponvale
C. Larkin
Innisfail
Child Killed as Lorry Crushes Boy in Mommoulgum
June J. Bryan Mitchell, 3, died when a lorry backed from a garage at Mommoulgum, crushing him. His father, D. C. Mitchell, was unaware the child stood behind the vehicle.
Paddington man killed after being hit by car in Brisbane
John Miles aged 77 widower of 15 Alexander road Paddington sustained fatal head injuries when struck by a motor car in Queen street near Wharf street early yesterday. Ambulance attendants rushed him to the General Hospital where he died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
John Miles
Alexander Road
Paddington
Queen-street
Wharf-street
General Hospital
Silkwood Notes and Pease Visit Open New Road
Silkwood notes recount Mr. Pease and party meeting Shire officials at the Silkwood boundary and opening the Kirrimina Beach road to Murdering Point Beach. The day featured a ribbon cutting, speeches, a tea, and a dance, with later tours through Mena Creek Japoon and Silkwood.
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Silkwood
Pease
Johnstone
Cardwell
Steine
Hawthorne
Campbell
el Arish
Murdering Point Beach
New Road
Kirrimina Beach
Lillewood
A.L.P
J. G. Barry
Barry
4. Martens
M.H.R
Johnstone Shire
S. K. Page
Murdering Point
Mr. Martens
Ainscow
Silkwood A.llp
Japoon
Lever Estate
C.W.A
Sims
Cv.a
C.V.A
Jones
Tully Hospital Board Meeting Highlights New Members
The first meeting of the new hospital board in Tully on a Thursday night welcomed reappointed chairman E McKeown and new member Councillor T Jamieson. Items included by law dispute over treatment costs, appointment of Sister E McKenzie, a laundress, egg supply tender, burial tenders for paupers, road work upgrades, returning officer fees, and committee chair allocations for finance and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
E. McKeown
T. Jamieson
E. Scholl
A.W.L
Townsville
Tully Hospital
Scholl
O'Donohue
E. McKenzie
Garnet
Alvarez
J. P. O'Donohue
Hospital Board
Cardwell
McKeown
Child Guidance Clinics Discussed in Perth Meeting
At the Kinder garten Training College in Perth a meeting urged establishing child guidance clinics in Australia modeled on English American and European clinics. Dr C Sanders noted Australian medical conservatism toward clinics, stressed mental health scope, and described referral paths from parents doctors teachers social workers and courts.
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Perth
England
America
Europe
Australia
C. Sanders
University of Western Australia
Sanders
Great Britain
Children's Court
Growth and Knowledge Quote By Channing
A reflective line on human potential and the damage of ignorance. The quote emphasizes minds built for growth and knowledge and frames ignorance as a moral failing tied to how we nurture intellect.
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Bank of New South Wales
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Hunt
Ran
Kenedobt
Kenedobt, the Commander Being the Guest of Major Chalmers
Justice Gore
Warner Shand
Koitakimuma F Plantaten
T. L. Seton
McKellar White
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Marabei
A. S. Fitch
A. Willis
Reg. Carlow
Samarai
County Cricket
Australian Associated Press
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Stanley
Seletta
Simca
P.O
Cooktown Notes
C.P.S
PLS
XN. Applin
Department of Public Lands
Department of Mines
Department of the Treasury
Mining News
Pswich
Silkwood Notes
MR. Pease
Lillwood
Londos
Reqelee Mente
T. W. Wineworth Pty. Ltd
Satel Ferest Cairns
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Doctor White
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