Hitler’s diplomats and horses among Nazi aversions
Fragmented OCR reports a wartime narrative describing Adolf Hitler’s distaste for diplomats and horses. It references Gustav von Halem and others in the Berlin diplomatic corps, noting aversions shaped by fear, control, and ideological hostility toward Jews and Communists, with quoted recollections from von Malem and von Hamm about courtly interactions and avowed dislikes.
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Aspero
Germany
Hiver
Twne
Suandartantuerer
Gustav von Halem
Tce
Berlin
Hohen
Jonger
Eeone Jess German
Cetin Fintmgss
London
von Malem
aMeial
Ima
Furhrer
Milan
Liston
Tum
Monolaust
Rim
Abe
Malem
Hiller
von Hamm
von Hamm, Hier Waver Cared For Ms Tarnow "Rages New At Berchvengavien
Harbour Board Finance Secretary report shows rising costs and dredge funding
The Cairns Harbour Board secretary reported monthly expenditure around £800,000 with wages over £2000, noting prewar revenue levels and projected halves. Revenue is shrinking though a £4000 overhaul and a dredge solution may ease labour needs. a £30,000 fixed deposit is earmarked, with possible access after three months.
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Cairns
Allied Works Council
Harbours and Marine Department
RMAF
No.'s Wharf
Feime
bank—National Bank of Australasia Ltd
Wonders of Chemical Science in Wartime Britain
A compact history of British chemical achievements from 1630 to 1945 highlighted at a British Chemical Industry exhibition. It credits Perspex and Polythene for wartime uses, notes radar’s impact on plastics, and praises drugs like Penicillin and vaccines for disease control. Gammex insecticides and weed killers are also discussed, emphasizing Britain’s lead in chemical innovation.
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Brianos
Erith
Tor Gurical
Eld
AKO Whan
Inbers
Chemical Industeree
Britain
Ferneilin
Bas
Socal
Winien
Britein
India
Soda ash supply nagic chemical of industry
Fragmented OCR text discusses chemical supply related to soda ash and industry. It references Autrele Seas ores, a Maven factory, and the Grim of the Communist or weed Tor soda-ash without clear, coherent facts. Names and places are garbled. no definite events or dates emerge.
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Imal
Maven
Siewoe
Workers Debate Strike and Wage Clash Across Bacon Factories
An extended letter discusses the strike in bacon factories and its impact on workers and producers. It questions democratic rights, mentions cooperative and employer actions, and critiques labor leaders, arbitration, and government roles. The piece argues for fair wages and production while noting food shortages and public concern.
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Caetory
Concen
Damar Et
Senate
Tx Ona
Tangent Co-Operative Bane
Lr Srike
Ecard
Shird-Elaan Pris
Elmon
Arapoins
Freon
Sneruets
Wulvalla
God Senate
Sete
Psice
Iker
Mother's Advice on Truman and Family Confidence
A fragmented 1920s era item notes a mother praising her children including Truman, stressing pride in their efforts and confidence they will work things out. It mentions two weddings recently and a line about telling Harry to be good for the game and the President.
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Lala
Harry
Queenslanders urged to end appeasement and return to work
A fragmented, outraged wartime broadcast appeals to workers and families to resist Soviet oppression and “unite” with Australian leaders. It warns of unemployment if demands persist and urges immediate return to duties, condemning retreat and calling for renewed national effort.
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Milo
F.C
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Harbour Board
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