British Air Transport Developments in Civil Aircraft
A wartime to postwar shift outlines British aircraft progress with Avro Tudor and Lancastrian designs. Details include Merlin engines, Yorks and Tudors for Empire routes, and plans for the Hermes and Bristol Freighter. Emphasis on postwar transport capacity and international routes to Australia and Africa.
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Tia
Tosar Tetons
Haa
Capecity
Tone Ane
Riga
Devtine
Tosi
Vaevice
Sas
Duke of Gloucester
Australis
Ant
England
Australia
York
Capetown
Karachi
Britain
Montreal
New
Acre
Lancaster
Maule
Freigh
Aly
Gantay Sre
Sydney
Aie
VE Tinadallian
Avro
Eatpiana
Besit Narter
Claircraft
Ile BO
Wits Coresiee
Wight
Snafoa
Brite Im Air Transport Services
Rumula Julatten Eluma notes describe district food outputs
The Rumula Julatten Eluma notes report district dairy gains from Malauca Butter Factory and rising vegetable outputs. They urge better meat and feed supply, call for regular council meetings, and seek improved outlet for local produce. The June session discussed roads, postwar work, and food ration laws.
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Sigtriet
Ioes Quernaland
Woothakala
Cairne
Julstien Mall
Progress Society Sax
Malauca
Bun
Collins Aula
Wan
Momman Chamber
Ersat
Stoel
Land Settlement for Exturned Mer Discussion
June 22 reports from Millaa Millaa discuss land settlement for returning soldiers. References to a Lands Department inquiry, committee setup to survey land before settlement, and concerns about over capitalisation appear amid wartime postwar planning and administrative talks.
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Millaa Milla
Pease
Progres
Hatty Develon
Ueveton Vaialer
Milas
Lands Department
Arthur
Country Party Resolutions From Townsville Branch June Meeting
The Townsville Northern Country Party branch passed resolutions on travel embargoes in North Queensland, telephone and mail restrictions, and other items. They urged government action on coal crisis and Marble Industry development, warned of communism, and promoted hygienic food stuf practices for the annual agenda.
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Queensland
Townaville
Austalis
Ted
Appointment of Haddon-Fowler as Secretary Declared
Mr EA Devis advised the meeting that owing 20 premires of business he would resign his refer. Seconded by Mr Arrow the motion stated that the resignation be accepted with regrets and that all members wished him speedy return. It was moved and carried that Haddon-Fowler be appointed secretary.
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EA. Devis
Arrow
Central Cane Board debate on sugar permits and land grants
The Central Cane Board discusses an application by Mrs Ducrot for 100 acres to supply cane to Goondi mill and Mr M Owen’s request for cane rights near Smith Johstone. Chairman W Forgan Smits and Mr Vandeleur question permit legality, mill capacity, and manpower, noting old land, family heirs, and the 1920s context of cane permits and sugar production in Australia.
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M. Owen
Smith Jownstone
HA Vandaleur
Vandeleur
Boerd
B. Pot
Jelief
Snd
Central Board
Sid Nat Mann
Milh
Abe
Prament
Australia
Varideleur
W. Richardson
Mlia
W. Ducrot
C.5.r. Company
Goondi
RL Arnell
Daradgoe
Glad
Quoesland
Mrr
Vandeleurt
Owens
Mouristan
Prime Minister and Mr J Chitty to resume duties in role
The Prime Minister and Mr J Chitty are set to reoccupy their respective duties. The move follows a period of absence and signals a return to official responsibilities. Details on dates and scope remain unclear.
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J Chitty
Rete Twa Hlince Raleer
Kuranda Notes and Local Events Across Town
Kuranda community notices cover euchre results at Hunter's Hall with winners Wottat and Wilson, holiday visits by Mrs Morton, and local visits by Miss K Walsh and Constable J Walsh. Other items include hospital recoveries, school and church updates, property land discussions near Mourilyan and Goondi, and a cane farming efficiency debate.
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Kuranda
Kuranda State School
Hunter's Hall
Wottat
Ir Wilson
Ei Agrose
Natal
Navaley
Hagel Prizze
Mr. A. Page
Industry 4 advances in aviation and wartime engines
Fragmented OCR notes describe progress in aviation during wartime, mentioning Merlin engines and various manufacturers. References to corporate and administrative aspects appear, with numbers that may relate to miles, cargo and personnel. The text is garbled, but centers on wartime aviation industry development and production.
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Aveo Tudor Murnoar State Beer
Empire Lways
London
Sydney
Eh Am
Brith
Arewroes
Alstinee
Scauth Atlante
South America
Briain
Tay Pom Watchet Aviation
Lye
Terrae
Ras
Hurricane
Runderland
Tempest
Tialitax
Aiea
Ereble
Devote Thole
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Country Party
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