Soviet Army Celebrates 34th Birthday With Rhetoric
Moscow notes the Soviet Army marks its 34th anniversary this February. Officials claim historic victories from 1918 to 1943 as proof of strength, claim Western powers sought to bleed Russia, and praise current military progress across land, air, and sea forces amid nationwide celebrations.
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Moscow
Uskov
Narva
Jake Hasan
Far East
People's Republic
Hostov-on-Don
Tikhvin
Salingrad
Hitler
Ussr
Germany
Japan
U.S
Stalingrad
Berlin
Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Baltic
Bering Strait
Vatican City State and its vast urban heritage
The Vatican City State, established in 1920, spans about 109 acres and includes St Peter’s Basilica the largest church globally along with numerous buildings. The name Vatican is thought to derive from Vaticum, an Etruscan settlement that disappeared long before Rome’s earliest history.
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Vatican City
Vatican
St Peter's
Vaticum
Rome
Disemployment plan provokes political debate
A controversial policy concept described as disemployment is examined as a potential future political issue. The text argues it would erode the right to work, force frequent shifts between industries, and impose costs on workers, while inviting significant risks to liberty and against free enterprise.
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Withall
Textile industry faces rising unemployment and stock glut
The Manufacturers' Organisation cites unemployment rising about 1000 workers weekly in textiles and apparel with many moving to part time. Finished stocks of woollen and rayon textiles are two to six times normal. Ministers promise government help to restore health in the sector amid debates on policy and full employment.
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Sytner
T. J. Lang
Labour
New South Wales
Reid Aeat
House of Representatives
Hare
Teo
Cox
Manufacturers’ Organisation
Mr Withall
Mir
Withail
Dr. Evatly
Calwelll
de. Egrait
Orpost Fon
Dr. Evatt
McBride
Defence
Commonwealth
Australia
Queensland
J. Bo Chifley
Euramo Boxing Night Surges as Crowds Flood Hall
A packed Euramo Amateur Boxing Association event drew a record crowd, with cars tethered outside and spectators climbing beams. Danny Clifford outpointed Jacky Richards after a tense four two minute rounds, prompting talk of a rematch.
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Euramo Amateur Boxing Association
Rhdy
Mick Winsoet
Messie
Stary Callagtan
J. Cifuentes
R. Milin
C Rick
Maurice Gin
Greg Gin Gin
E. Nash
S. Machon
T Swart
J. Praley
Poonte
Danny Clifford
Jacky Richards
Richards
Clifford
Cifford
Eacham Shire Council Sets Plan To Borrow For Housing
Malanda February meeting sees council pass resolution to borrow 4000 pounds for two houses for officers the shire overseer and accountant. Ordinary session covers sympathy messages to royal family and three late prominent residents. Plans for road transfers forestry lands rating and yard updates noted with tenders for concrete mixer and excavator.
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A. P. Geraghty
Derbyshire
C. C Robertson
HL. Kkbell
N. J. Jonsson
H. P. C. Wil
A.M Kenyon
Eacham
Eral
Vo Winfield
N.G
Messrs
W. Murchison
N. Ashwin
T. Coleman
de Il
Cairns
Whiting Road
Bauld Road
McHugh Road
Merragalion Road
Banks Road
Doran
Main Roads Department
G. Burnell
Charlie King
Burnell and Co
Forestry Department
Commonwealth Mid Works
Buckley
Clark
Chirran
Glen Allyn
Alfred Mosely
Malanda
J. H
FE. H. Cahill
Yungaburra
J . and
G. Simmons
Millaa Millaa
J P. Callaghan
Atherton
Enun- Vo
F.C.W_ Brisone
Beers
Norfan, Teet Tl and Co
Treasury Am
Teescore
Om Temerat Ters of
Edo
Carefor
Innisfail youth pleads guilty to false licence data
Ronnie Joseph Pield, 17, of Innisfail, admitted falsifying birth details on a motorcycle licence application. Police testified he rode a motorcycle at 3 pm on November 27 while under the age of 17. He claimed his mother and others advised him, with the magistrate ordering a £10 fine, one month imprisonment in default, and costs, noting counselled guidance could influence the penalty.
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Innisfail
Petty Beesinos
Ronnie Joseph Pield
E. J. Pearce
Aneser
Innisfad
B. W. Linde
Unis
Brigden
Mourilyan
Mr. Pearce
Wangan
Macmillan
Miet
Timber and land sale details for Dirran parish and bridge works
The notice outlines selection of 20 blocks portions 531 to 51 totaling about 4000 acres in Dirran parish. Messrs H. H. Collins and R. A H. Watson are named. J A M will be asked to support the application. Mr Gray’s offer to supply timber for a bridge over Theresa Creek was accepted. Overseer reviewed timber supply and aimed to securesuperintendents and girders to avoid decking.
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Yungapurra Water
Battles Bridge
Malanda
Glen Allyn Road
Biggs Road
Minbun Progress Association
Nash Road
Lands Department
Kenny Road
Crockett's Hill
Dirran
Atherton Tableland Maize Board
Jonsson
Tableland
HH. Fittock
Malanta
H. H. Collins
R. A H. Watson
J.A
Gray
Rais Bridge
Theresa Creek
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Remington-Rand
Induay
Jobson
Teena
Euramo
Feacas
Tully
Afwr
Referge
Richaras-Clifford
Raer
Indiana
Eacham Shire Council
Contely
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Cairns Post
THURS
Taubmans
Abbott St., Cairns
Edith St
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Reckmans
Myles
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Rockmans
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