Silkwood Notes Report From June Event At Jones Hall
An article fragment describes a June gathering at Jones Hall with a talk by Jime E ldersyy motiveabe and a presentation by Me. J. Shetai over, plus a wallet of Botex from F.SS.LIA. Mrs J. Bailey presented from the Local Comforta Fund. Dancing followed with Miss C. Jones providing music. Miss E McNamee and Mr A Kells won a novel award, Liles Orchestra supplied the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watites
Ke Chive
Srpan James Eldersyy
F.ss.lia
Jocal Comforta
J. Bailey
Mavic
C. Jones
Poothall Cub
Jones Hall
E McNamee
A Kells
Liles Orchestra
Mary Fiends
Wellewoshers
Rosal Hall
Alan Mitchell
ADF
Norm. Fails
Pana
Nir
Mick King
Iain
Lawrie Minthie
Christensen
A. Mortis
J. Bowers
Roberts
Jack Ketlar
R Fivan
Bill Hanton
Mise Joyce Moss
Messrs C Paver
G. McLean
Ay Conerill
Rosendahl
Atoomba
Mitchell
Messie
Ro Leighton
Robert
Aloomba Notes Report May Rain While Community Meetings Occur
May rainfall totaled 20 points across Aloomba with 76 points on May 25 the heaviest day. in Gordonvale and district a meeting formed the Ace organization, with Mr. Simimionds reading the constitution. Attendees included prominent locals, and notes cover society events, tennis results, injuries, and residents' holiday returns across Aloomba, Gordonvale, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tureday
Gerdodvale
Aloomba
Mclean
KR. Simimionds
ACE
Mesdames Kenny
Bennett
Franklin
Milwan
Leighton
W. Hicking
McRae
Morris
Hanlon
Loyd
Fox
Carne
G. Bowers
Eraser
Croningham
Mayhee
Vidler
Fai Outlet
Statlan
Mitchell
Baxter
Wicking
Stewart
Trem
Ferguson
Cotterill
Fairweather
Andrews
Buchanan
B. Christensey
Atoomba
Gordonvale Laries
Deeral Notes June 5 Describes Local Activities and Visitors
The Deeral notes record a wet Abay month with high humidity and recurring rain events over 108 days last year. The UW.Aq weekly card night featured Mesdames Hure Poitieray and Messrs Eddington and Lander, followed by supper and dancing. Weather dampened attendance at Vaudeville and Fishery Falls shows. Visitors include Mr. Brian Parlor of Berth and guests J. B. Kirk Fig Tree Creek, John Pomeroy, and Miss Maker from Cairns various week events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeraly
Abay
Lewisys
Uw.aq
Mesdames
Hure
Poitieray
Eddington
P. Lander
Tolrng
Fishery Falls
Howe
Brian Parlor
Berth
Western Australa
Fiame
Mes
J. B. Kirk
Fig Tree Creek
John Pomeroy
Deeral
Hhs
Kelvin Grove
Brisbane
Watson
Bra E. Morgan
Mus Rasmussen
Ace
Miss Maker
Opium Charges Convict Three Chinese at Atherton Court
Three Chinese men in Atherton faced opium possession charges under the Poisons Act 1924. Tong Tai, Low Gum, and Gum Vow were found with opium and related paraphernalia during police searches at Chinatown and Main Street premises. All defendants were convicted, fined, and given three months' imprisonment with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
World's biggest planes compete for Allied air power
Two giant bombers are being built in America for the Allied war effort. Douglas Aircraft Co is constructing the B-19 for the U S Army, while Glenn L. Martin Co works on a rival long‑range bomber. Details released in America are compared with the Awarua model, with unknowns about whether Martin’s design is the super battle plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
America
Doulas Aircraft Co
LS. Army
Glenn L. Martin Co
Glenn Martin
Plane comparisons of the B19 and Martin bomber concepts
The article outlines the B19 super bomber under construction at Douglas Santa Monica with 70 ton loaded weight, 135 ft length, 2 1/2 12 ft wingspan, four 1500–2000 hp engines, 6000 mile range, and non stop Europe mission capability. It notes cost above 3000000 pounds and Army plans to acquire one as a test platform. It also describes the Martin high wing flying boat for US Navy with four Wright engines, 60 ton class, 330 lb warheads, 100 plus torpedo capacity, 200–280 mph speed, 6000 mile range, and potential bomber or patrol conversion with a 1942 finish target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Army
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Monica
California
LS. Army
Europe
America
Tanks as vital land weapons in modern warfare
Tanks are described as the most important weapon in war, greatly improving since their first use. The 6 ton British cruiser type is cited as an example, capable of speeds up to twenty miles per hour, climbing slopes, bridging ditches, and rolling over obstacles. Command and maneuverability details are noted with crew signals guiding actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehey
Harle
Got
Ado
Invasion of Britain Seen Difficult by Seaborne Force
Military expert Liddell Hart argues that seaborne invasion of Britain remains unlikely due to navy strength and air power. He notes shore defenses, minefields, mobile batteries, and coastal guns would deter landings, while air raids threaten cities and ports. He warns sabotage and parachute assaults could complicate defense, even if infantry could not mass ashore.
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Belgium
Morland
France
Liddell Har
Britain
Counoy
Napoleot
Aurel Ilvasion
Nelson
Napoleon II
England
Amd
Duding, "Ven Willea
Rai
Liddell Hart
Channel
Napoleon
Sydney
Lr.a
Carnt Power
He Chage
Allied and Axis warfare measures in siege defense
The report discusses British and Allied defense in a siege scenario using air support and reinforcements. It notes paras troops and scorched earth tactics, with emphasis on air superiority and timely reinforcement from England to blunt any major siege.
Babinda Notes Rainfall and Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Rainfall reported in Babinda with inches measured and mill work completed last week. The Babinda Chamber of Commerce held a Friday meeting with six members present. discussions covered Main Roads, bridge repairs, erosion of Babinda Creek, and donations to Red Cross and Australian Comforts Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babinda
Jane
Ory
B. Yeardney
Hat Slyter
Vineroy
Melbourne
D. Wakeling
The
Bybinds Chamber of Commerce
Ian McKerm
Queensland Railways
Tully Chamber
Tor
Bartle
Prere
Mellich Sinved
Jabntome
Nnhin
Fle
Me. Tarney
Fonda
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Aloomba Notes
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Amoctation Cup
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James Sewart
Gordonvale Hospital
Fred McConkey
Alan Mitchell Dell
Mt. Garnet
Ivy Ferguson
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Din Andrews
Mareeba
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