Edmonton Notes and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Events
Dyslexic OCR yields a montage of Edmonton activities including bowling results with Cadien Mra E Crowy and 5 wee Tan, an ambulance club event MC Mr Wolf and vendor Mr Kling, a dance and novelty prize won by J Toddt, supper on the lawn with decorated cake, a lengthy list of attendees from Cairns and Edmonton, and a women’s auxiliary meeting for the Reforming sub-branch with W Todd presiding and plans for monthly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton Bowling Associates
Cadien Mra E. Crowy
Wee Tan, Mees
Lochew
Edmonton
Wolf
G. Kling
Massin
Todd
Anigee
J ‘Toddt
Dalle Cost
J.marr
Behan
Musa Heather Lark
Grey
Beatla
Mise Arends
Ray Vanabine
He Ames
Warner
Joan
Margaret Wales
Jil Martin
Betty Thomas
Cairns
Brenda Mole
Anne Collison
Hasther
Jeanette Clark
Messrs
Brin
Keith
Ray Venables
Neville Asbarce
Daray Martin
Cairna
Donald
Syd Moon
Masters Vincent
Keith Wilmot
Regaila
Hambisdon-Bamanton
Soldiere Club
Tusaday
Patramry
Mesdame
Gordon
Wynne
W Todd
A_ Wilson
W. Valinolly
AL Todd
F Foster
W. Bradley
Murray
Perkins G Erena
Ware
Stewart
Fuller
Wub
W. Todd
R. Stewart
W. Brown
Attlee policy stirs British nerves over Atlantic command
London broadcasts and papers denounce Attlee's plan to appoint an American as Commander in Chief of the Allied navies in the Atlantic. The public and press express deep unease, arguing Royal Navy traditions and British leadership should prevail, amid broader union and labor-relations tensions and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attlee
Atlantic
Royal Navy
Ila Wiatehiem
Ingland
Blake
Es Aga
Europe Voters Back America Yet Questioned On Leadership
International correspondent and Fulbright Prize winner says Europe largely supports America but lacks dynamic leadership. Britain shows imperial Conservative fracture and Labourists wary. Belgium, West Germany, France, Italy favor defense, rearmament, and anti-Russian stance. Readers warned of cautious unity amid Cold War pressures and potential European contribution to collective security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Ae ‘Agar ‘Nett Jawrer
Mareh “Meader
Monser
Communim 4
Mowrer
Britain
Hague
Belgium
France
Lasd
Rwiss
Italy
Alo
Amaviens
Cem
Ehiske Worldwide
Poate Soul Vivain
Witout the United
Joca
Commun
Beth
Gaza
Koren
Far Eastern
Catholic Daughters of Aid Hold Afternoon Tea at St Josephs
The Catholic Daughters of Ai valin St Josephs branch hosted an afternoon tea in St Josephs Hall Draperstreet on Thursday. Prizes were won by Mrs. Baegard and Mrs. Rewthorn. notable attendees included Evans, Rewthorn, Sullivan, Fare, O Connor, Archer, Wilson, SterSneon, Twomey, Downey and many others. Rewards were announced for the next afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of Ai ‘Valin
St Josephs
Aridze Aftaranen
St Joseph's
Ail
Draperstreet
Mex
Somes Jones
Twomey
Downey
Brisas
Baegerm
Rewthorn
Evans
Gt Sullivan
O'Connor
J Archer
Remilton
Me Lackrae
Bonnell
Manley
Burden
W Tanter
Lasine
Passengers by air routes listed in dated groupings
The notice lists passengers who left Cairns yesterday by ANA and AMA lines, detailing destinations like Melbourne and Sydney with individual names such as Mrs Warren, Mrs Groat and infant, J McNamara, L E Brandon, M Savitt, and many more. It notes departures to Brisbane and Cairns arrivals, referencing other groups and names throughout, reflecting a busy travel day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Alane Ware
Ryan MC Marria
Holrom
Morgan C
Wallore N Watkine
Tohs Gordon
Ing Nira
Sorell
Wataon Pasenvere
Palmn
Venlerda
AWA
Maver
Fainer
Mire Scarlett
Tavern Maeler
Latere
Mim Brown
Tw Che Social of Tadoohip Farewell to Mr Cuttie
A fragmented report notes Tw Che Social of Tadoohip gathering to bid farewell to Mr Cuttie. The event features singing, flowers, and thanks to attendees and organizers for their contributions and support during the retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
Cuttie
Uvelr
Bagand
Poillipeen
Fiona
Alias Baws Bootle
Myrtle” Tack
Ars Prilippon
Worlow Presbyterian Women’s Guild plans spring events
The Worlow Presbyterian Women’s Guild met Thursday afternoon to discuss April events. Mrs Burnell and others attended. apologies were received from several members. A special evening in April, a baby show in June, and an October fete with afternoon and evening sessions were decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wipworth
Sant. A. Burnall
C Linter
L Davis
F- Cane
Bell
J. Powe
Peet
Ae Hoetenee
Miclamen Burne
North Cairna Catholic Daughters Meet Sees Plans For Carnival
The North Cairna branch of the Catholic Daughters of Australia held their March meeting on Friday with Father O'Shea as spiritual director. Members listed include Tracey Lennon Arnold Smith and others. Apologies were received for absence. the president’s scheme was discussed and dates were set for a cake sale, music, and a bridge afternoon. Hostesses for the next bridge afternoon were Mesdames Arn, Brunero, and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairna Prance
Catholic Daughters of Australia
Eld Uheir
Fathar O'Shes
Mesdames
Tracey
Aan
Lennon
Enw
Arnold
Fimith
Ing. Evison
Wilson
Brown
Copeland
Foulger
Ring
Giipatrick
Williams A. T Smith
Brunero
Cennore
Jatternoon
Mesdames Arn- 04
Aquatic Dance Palais and Saturday Night Social
At the Aquatic Dance Palais on March 5 the Ramblers Hockey Chub Ward 9 96.80 dence. The rest of the text lists dance events and prize winners including Mist Josepha, Mr Yasberg, Nite Lites band, Hoewer Aevocition, Calms Agvade, Merry Makers, and a Monte Carlo prize won by Mrs Kiernan and Erle Tickson, with door prizes going to Miss Danny Lloyd and Lemme. Community notes describe ongoing social entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramblers
Mist Josepha
K. Yasberg
Imuste
Bs Hockey
Pinyera
Marly
Merry Makers
Monte Carlo
Five Classes of Spies Outlined by AEC Chief
In Pittsburgh keynote remarks at the University of Pittsburgh Law School, Gordon Dean, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, listed five spy types. He described the mentally deranged fanatic and killer, the professional front with ideological zealots, the defamer, and a fifth category motivated by no ideology, noting the AEC’s abundant recruits in some groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Gordon Dean
Atoms’ Brerzy ‘Commission
AEC
Planty
Necraus
Swan Han
University
Pittsburgh Law School
Fern
Sai Rene
Mirriwinni Notes CWA Social First Meeting in New Room
Mirriwinni CWA members held their first meeting in the new CWA room on March 7. Among those present were Mesdames Word, Tabene, Griffin, Jarrett, Smith, Maclean, Agiopard, Battle, Murray, Collins, Oxwall, Grosso, Armstrong, Coma, Elton, Barney, Robino, Rushworth, McLaughlin, and Battle President. Apologies were read from Mesdames Mackner, Simmonds, Brand. Competitions were won by Grosso, Hanler, Maxwell, P Roding, V Robin, Pella, Rushworth. A dainty afternoon tea was served. Visitors included Mesdames Collin, Garrett, Fransen, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirriwinni
Mar
Cw.a
CWA
At Pravent
Sfesdames Word
Tortabene
Griffitha
Fella Jarrett
Smith
Maclean
Agiopard
Cage
Batlle
Murray
Collins
Oxwall
Grosso
Armstrong
Coma
Lelton
Barney
P. Robino
V. Rob Po
Daniela
Rushworth
MsLau
Rawntley
Tay
Guirne
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Royal Australian Infantry
List Infantry Battalion
The
Far North Queensland Regiment
Lake-street
McConaghie
Hall
Munro-sreet
Innisfail
C.w F
Bal
Maior
CMF
Amaar Sbrod
Amerylin
Bay Satel Spa
Timor
Sydney
Rinso
Msi
Dano
WOMEX
Sonaeverchat
Iemiy Tefl
Yesidence
London Newsreel
Charles Incin
Air Manil
London
Newepsper
Nat Peas
Evan
la Firat
Tok Raochiog
al Smu
Icimvkas
Beotland
Boeing
Grojee
Mit
Gen
Tasmania
Frilie
Betty
Scief Tea
Ude
Josephs
CDA
BEDOE
Ruane
Worlow Presbyterian, ‘Womens Guild
Norte Cameweod
Aquatic Dance Palais
Social
Tropica
Baten
Ida OM Panther Iblamd
Jes
Shalfield
Bene and Cartoom
Atarrine
Bing Crosby
Fred Asqaire
Jour Caulfield
Ray Milland
Betty Fields
Tomorow
Sword IN the
Desert
Pharaata
Cary Grant
Ann Sher
J. Weissmuller
Adam's Rib
Spencer Tracy
Katherine Hepburn
Ellwood Motors
Atherton & Mareeba Sole Dintibanore
Achersaw Tebleladyy
Mareeba
Crate
Kore
Reciot
Armowide
Srvice
Philos ‘Mae Mustera
Astor
Adios
Price
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