Broadway notes and cinema listings in a Florida paper
A fragmentary page describes theatrical offerings and film showings. Peggy Ann Garner stars in a Broadway season at the Palace, while Max and Toaatee are referenced in a humorous aside. The Plaza and Lone theaters feature Greer Garson, Gregory Peck, and Dan Duryea in notable films. Special events include a Night to Hollywood with dancing and a dancing championship finale judged by Mary Brooks and Viv Alief.
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Jullion Ming
He Palace
Peggy Ann Garner
Pale of
Judy
Brooklya
Davenpacts
Nove
Contang Greer Garson
Gregory Peck
Pee Vormert
Lone
Barrymarr
Marsha Hunt
Preston
Dan Duryea
Valley of ‘Desion
Bull
Mary Rafferty
Artoas
Scott Howe
New Presse
Peter Simble's Posers and Obscure 19th Century Wordplay
Fragmentary OCR styled item posing riddles about year, poets, and medieval terms. Mentions Thomas Chippendale as poet laureate era, vague references to Vilage Bindamith and a hundredweight unit. Ends with unclear cowboy terminology question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chippendate
Bindamith
Greece
Turkey
Spain
Mareeba Notes and Fellowship Social Recap
Mareeba March 8 report from the Monty Arera Merkiemri Ladies Guild notes hospital visitors for February and March stall duties. A Get Together Social on February 17 in United Shared hall fostered Methodist reports from church organizations. Rev Gaydon chaired and introduced the senior circuit steward. Choirs performed, reports were read, and a benediction closed the gathering.
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Mareeba
Monty Arera Merkiemri
Ladies’ Guild Gan Bet
United Coat
Hopital
Pueling
Harrigan
Mescames
Brodie
Coline
Gaydon
March Street
Méescamnes
United
Hartman
M.O.C
Miss Gouper
Christian Endeavour
Jesus
Mim H. Ball
Chris Ei
Order of Knights
God
Atherton Meeting Calls State Mural School Computset Convening
March 7 meeting chaired by Head Teacher Br. G. Robinson discussed attendance and school improvements at Atherton State Manual School. Graveled playground portions and added amenities noted despite only 13 present, adjournment set to March 14 if quorum fails.
Towns ville branch protests attempted demotion of Major Cousens
The Bullets Soldiers and Airmens nation branch in Innispall forwards an Intermat copy to Melbourne’s general secretary. It concerns plans to demote Major Cousens over charges that were dismissed. Members condemn political persecution and urge lodging a protest through proper channels.
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Innispall
Townsville
For
Tanisiath
Intermat
Melbourne
Cousens
Nazies petition UN on internment issue
Mar 9 report from Lake Success says avowed Nazis who aided Tanganyika and South Rhodesia during the war petition the United Nations. They seek to be placed under German control or allowed home protection. The note mentions British internment and a request to the Trusteeship Council for action.
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Lake Success
Tanganyika
Jean Southernhodesia
United Nations
Alan
Kasales
National Radio Broadcast Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text notes a March air time and program items including The Art Of Speech and performances by Joe Maxwell. Names such as P. F. Grea dey and Mendelsohn appear in garbled form, with references to Beverley Page and Meleth.
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Wincey
P. F. Grea Dey
Cart
Joe Maxwell
Beverley Page
Beno Mine
Mendelsohn
Dultoe
Hats rule the royal style in postwar London fashion
London AP reports conservative royal tastes clash with flamboyant hat designs. Designers showcased bold trims with feathers flowers fruit and ziboe rope while Queen Elizabeth maintains subtle elegance in contrasting headpieces and modern Gainsborough accents.
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London
Britain
South Africa
Tami Ike
Gainborough
Royal hats dazzle in bridal and garden party trends
A vivid description of hats by Hartnell and The Under label features blue felt crowns, enormous bows, and silver striped ribbons. Designers showcase couture headpieces with ecru, pink, and blue tones, cascading brims, and face framing silhouettes suitable for a fashion forward season.
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Hartnell
Thaaruptus
Molyneux
French Weakening in Vietnam Reported by New York Desk
A New York dispatch from Bangkok cites Viet Namese officials and outside observers saying France is weak militarily and economically in Indochina. Ho Chi Minh’s government reportedly maintains limited direct contact with the outside world as Vietnam seeks stronger external support for its path to independence.
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New York
Indo-China
Robert “Trumbull
Bangkok
Chi Minh
France
Viet-Mam
Illegal Trade in Japan Prohibitions Bar Exports to Americas
Report notes regulation barring Paliod Binten troupe from trading goods with Americans. Mentions Nigel Sindiog as associated figure and a March 9 event. Describes enforcement under East moder hie command WY amgulations restricting currency and goods.
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Apoe
Nigel Sindiog
Paliod Binten
Americas
Social notes from Cairns and Brisbane dances and gatherings
Reported arrivals to Brisbane by ANA services include Mira Ro Anderson and infant and Mrs and Miss Williams with Master 1, plus E Anderson. Cairns travelers M Ratah Mackinnon and her daughter head to New Zealand. Aquatic Club hosted a midweek dance, with prizes to Miss Paty Dyer and Mr Park, and a lucky spot to Mrs Calwell. Thiele Winters chaired a novelty date, while V Luck organized club events. Monte Carlo prizes awarded to Mrs Evans and Mrs Tea. Miss Davies and Mr O Brien won tea dance prizes. Open week featured a tem and large attendance by dancers. Ex Servicemen’s Legion dance featured Geo Stone’s band. Summer Serenade capped Saturday with a reception for a ballroom demonstration by Miss Mary Smith. Semi-finals of the dancing championship narrowed to two finalists, with Mr Tanner and Miss Berry favored by judges. Community singing proved popular as six-piece Stanes Tronkaern band played to lift the crowd.
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Initt
EW Davis
Cairns
Tunnoll
Ster Nees
Skogner
Brisbane
ANA
Mira Ro Anderson
Willams
Mastere
E. Anderson
Mratah Mackinnon
Cairne By
Pine
New Zealand
Er. Beekyehetre
Min Paty Dyer
Park
Lucky Epot
Calwell
Thiele
Done
V. Luck
Mra
Evans
J. Tea
Easy Hedie
Jane
Miss Davies
T. O Brien
Ex Servicemeing Legion Gonurita
Geo. Stone
Inrry Brooks
Viv Milier
Mary Smith
Suramer
Armastone
Tanner
Berry Theudaes
Bers
Snel
Sheehy
Geemston
Mise W Farrugia
Core Lake
Stone
Paul
Burman
Mins le Grange
Phillipa
Gen Stanes Tronkaern
Princess Elizabeth to Broadcast From South Africa Tour
Princess Elizabeth will travel to South Africa aboard the train with the royal party set to depart April 21. The entourage will reach Cape Town, attend a church service at Bloemfontein Cathedral, and tour the city zoo as cheering crowds follow.
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London
Revier
Elizabets
South Africa
Frovise Fom
Abe
Capernien
Bloemfontein
Zoo
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King Office
Florida
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Lass Theatre
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Walty
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Peter Simble
Posers
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Shanes
ALA
Voca
Breen D. Allison
Gue Sreedhar
Ian Didh
Methodist Ladies’ Guild
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Colmay
Smarness
Porter Sica
Cormey Deeg
Brice
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H.W. Wazlins
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National Radio
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Thean
Roar Pat ‘Lara
Emery Harary
Vietnam
Japan
Trocadeeo Ballroom
Princess
Irthern Builders’ Supplies Pty. Ltd
Tasetin Tor
Diageibetore
Covent
Buuseernersee Sareneenen
Sores Atrpahion Et
Tahoe
Tehan Wayeha
APC
Prins
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