Local notes from Ravenshoe and Mareeba visitors
Dn was won by Mra Prost and second prise wan shared by Met Games W. Rshford. 8ashford and Merv A, Blake Dr and Mra A. Porter of Ather Ton apent a few days hers that week Mr. Tom Merrn, accompanied by Mr Tunnie, movered awa tear Ravenshoe yesurday They are Maying at Mr Merrin's home in Marrosenn Street 1 Brand Mix W Lawann ot Tolza 'were Vintors here for the week-end saying at their cottage Visitora to Port 1 as Saturday from Mossman were Mr and Mrs Bre Pelmer and Mr P Palmer 1 'Mr M. Braithwaite and Miss A. Tait Cairns, were recent visitors to Mowbray. Mrs. A. Couper of Mareeba, sia9 1 returned home after spending at Holiday at the Central Hotel Mr and Mrs R Hice and a partyy of friends dined at Hillview lant)? Saturday night, Mr. Archie Graymart. has areved from Warwick and Intends to res ide here for some time, 'Ms. W. Revndida left last Friday on the mall train for Brisbane.
Plane Passengers Arrivals From Sydney and Brisbane Details
Arrivals by TAA plane last night include passengers from Sydney and Brisbane with numerous names recorded. Visitors to Port and Melbourne include Mr and Mrs Mine J. Smith, Merers Sullivan and Charles Reynold, plus others. a W Twine party visited Seayard and Port on Saturday. Mareeba resident Mrs W. Boane returned home after holidays at the Central Hotel. A Gordonvale group spent a weekend in town visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Dawson. G. Griffin and Br. Christle spent holidays in Brisbane. The MOG department reports recent line clearances and a telephone outage at Hockley exchange was fixed by Burns and team.
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TAA
Sydney
Mr Cowper
Brisbane
Mesere
Davies
Hamilton
McMahon
Gronenbirg
Staple
Bofl
Nugent
Mra Jenkin
Gayne
Mine J. Smith
Merers_ Sullivan
Charles Reynold
McAllister
Campbell
Buchaster
Mrv
W Twine
Seayard
Smith
Lodwie
McAllis
Atherwyn
Thompson
Roberts
Ney
Messrs
Hudson
Cummings
Calmansburgh
Melbourne
Nat Mae
Fish
W. Boane
Mareeba
Central Hotel
Mosuman Hospital
Eleanor Stas
Carina Pent
St Mowbray
G. Griffin
Babinda
W. Christe
W Chrlstle
Archerfield
Port Douglas Notes Showery Weather and Fishing Updates
Port Douglas reports showery weather over the week with work interrupted by rain and river conditions. The Port Douglas Amateur Fishing Club held a competition with modest catches at the wharf and local boats reporting some good fish.
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Fort Douglas
Mar
Movoray
Moetrey
Douglas
Zane
Pani Ganations
National Radio Schedule Highlights March 1 Broadcast Lineup
The listing shows a dense schedule for National Radio on Monday March 1 with multiple time slots from early morning to late evening. Programs include Bible readings, Breakfast Session, News, Weather, Daily Devotional, Hospital Session, Kindergarten Session, Sacred Music, Country Hour, BBC Newsreel, Rhythm Corner, Australian Composer, Village Glee Club, Perth Orchestra, and various music serials and dances.
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Westher
Mousic
Murle
Seston
Watt's
Benod
BBC
George Dobson
Berenade
Village Glee Club
News Review
Perth Orchestra
Musi
Pweon
Ravenshoe social spotlight luncheon farewell to ANA flight
Mrs D J Reif and party from Ravenshoe attended a Strand Hotel gathering with numerous guests including Ms Ruth, W. Ruth erford, G. Harvey, A MacAlpine and others. Afternoon prizes awarded for best prize and hidden number. hosts for next day announced.
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CWA
Meadames W. Ruth
Mes
W. Rutherford
G. Harvey
A. MacAlpine
Feanell
Co. Woodward
TW Berryman
AJ. Parker
S._ Fel
Daith
Cummings
E Robertson
C._Absell
C Knleht
Button
N. Fell
EW Benn
L. Dearnaley
G. Chit
NW Scott
W. Prichard
Yeh Beamer
J Aael
Cogan
Rosie H
Britain Plans Three Year Defence Economic Shift
Britain outlines a three year defence plan tied to four per cent annual productivity gains and a substantial balance of payments surplus. The defence budget is projected at £4.7 million per year with £140,000 for stockpiling, no private capital expenditure next year, and costs rising to 138 per head in year three. Unemployment is about 300,000 today versus 2.5 million in 1938, with emphasis on boosting production as raw material shortages and postwar conversion loom.
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Britain
Temples in Thailand Used as Clinics by Health Teams
World Health Organization aided effort shows Buddhist temples in Thailand host medical clinics to treat a widespread disease. Public worship days alternate with medical teams living on site as 200000 sufferers, many under eighteen, receive care. efforts include stopping a flood of faxes.
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Thailand
World Health
World Health Organisation 1
Yawa
Juvenile Choir Brisbane Visit Sought From Innisfail Meet
Innisfail held a public meeting on sending juvenile choirs to a Brisbane music festival from July 30 to August. A committee was formed to organize the trip, with plans to consult the Education Department on district representation and to raise funds.
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Brisbane
Innisfail
Unis ix
Cahill
Focal
Tam
Fiscal and Monetary Policy Proposals for Britain
The article outlines two policy types to steer the British economy: fiscal and monetary measures to curb civilian spending, and hypothetical controls on production and allocations. It notes that direct production controls depend on material shortages, with broader fiscal and monetary actions to support them.
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Burns
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Port Douglas
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Strand
ANA
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Ac Thairman
Halen
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Satta
Rae
WP Volcee
Tate
Brian Cabmid
Johastone
Baradan
Chiles
Tint Tevalscher
Mae
Eiliull
Duthey
AB Melick
Ubemaetver
Mont
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Fiscal and Monetary Police
Tropican Theatre
Dieertion Far Numhers ‘Theatres Lia
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James Whitmore
Betty Huron
Victor
Mt. Lamington Volcano
Crosby
Caulfield
ETON
Ray Milland
Pretty Fields
Peeaza
Gary Cnaper
Franchat Tone
Fred MacMurray
Claudette Colbert
Ralia
Lou Apy
Australia
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John McGrath Motors (Pty.) Ltd
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