German coal mmpfificulties considered
Commonwealth of MELSAUWE reports March 14 that Germany should focus on rail supplies from Austria Poland and Italy to meet coal needs. Projections show European lines from Bremen to Vienna and Lombardy Plains may ferry large volumes, with Germany seeking faster coal deliveries and new routes through St Gothard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melsauewe
Germany
Arnany
Italy
St. Gothry
Allan
Vienne
Priscipat
Prubawl
St. Waia
Foland
Lombardy Plains
Ailsamdt
Bulormin
Seavey
Mons Meg mine report near Lalworth for coal to Greee
The report details quantities of coal from the Mons Meg mine at Lalworth, with measurements and tonnages, noting surface tests and sinking progress. It mentions German prospecting activity, ore cuts, and updated tonnage comparisons from the prior year, amid rain and communication issues affecting operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howeven
Uumaais
Wuperta Ee
Holdings Limited
Sisley Ing Pengtete
Lalworth
Tames Maine
Betich Mal
Trice
Church Services Across Town on Sunday March 17
A roundup of services from St John and St Peter across multiple congregations. Palm Sunday processions, Evensong and sermons, early morning Eucharist, and Sunday School sessions listed with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paleot
Jose
Dupin
Aires
Sir Peter'x
Siid Dusabunton
Stratvart
St. John
Pam
Peers
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Sheridan Street
Grainer
Presbyterian Church
Babioda
Creral
Bo Lecral
Secre
Eml Johnston
Frustrated Jumble of Telegraphic Notices and Local Delays
Fragmented, OCR like report from Frisane March 13 detailing postal and service disruptions. Mentions youth Wales, green tote, maps, and a disputed timeline between Comytown and Lure with references to mail routes, prices, and expected changes. No clear event, individuals, or solid dates emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisasne
Sains
Wales de Mont
Yormanton Aluinine
Gromors
Norman River
Pam
Bane
Laura
Fat Stock Brisbane Sales Report Mixed Quality Demand Up
Brisbane March 14 official report of fat stock sales at Cannon Hill shows a mix of prime stock and limited prime cows. Buyers and markets were present with steady advances in prices for prime heavy bulls and better sheep, while quality varied and ewe numbers were small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Cannon Hill
US Moral Embargo Reported Amid Washington Briefing
In Washington on March 4 a terse briefing outlined a moral embargo policy stance. A government official described the aim as limiting external influence while coordinating with allies to reinforce trade and safety controls during a tense period.
Normanton Aerodrome reports and mixed aviation troubles
The Duwerct Postal Inspector Mr HT Holland said new pews had arrived at Normanton Aerodrome while Airlines of Australia planned normal flights to the Gulf coast on Tuesday. Bearman Lockted Gow McKey was reported overdue at Babinda and later evacuated. Constable Stockwell of Babinda faced trouble on Thursday and the launch was towed back to Babinda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normanton
Duwerct
RT. Holland
Aril Airlines of Australia
Antic
Tueeday
Gulf Smitone
Bearman
Lockted
Gow McKey
Babinda
High Toad
Constable Stockwell
Bac
Mabinda
Memorial notices of loved ones recalled in family verses
A collection of memorial lines and verses from relatives honoring deceased spouses, parents, and children. Entries mention dates such as March 16 in various years and convey enduring grief, remembrance phrases, and family signatures. Names include Murdoch Lindsay Williams Murdoch Buckingham Butcher Amory and others with fraternal and spousal dedications.
Balkans and Balkan Entente face shifting alliances in 1910
The Cairns Post notes that Nazi officials and Romanian delegates in Berlin hint the international scene may change soon. It surveys Balkan tensions with Hungary and Bulgaria, Balkan unity as a shield against great power rivals, and the risk of Europe tilting toward Allies via Turkey or toward Germany through Omania, amid cautious, shifting European diplomacy.
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Berlin
Europe
Romania
Balkane
Balkans
Belgrade
Bertin
Paris
Rome
London
Balkan
Sumanian
Hungary
Bulgasia
Turkey
Germany
Uence
Rome-Berlin
Austria
Czecho
Slovakia
Third Reich
Rusia
Poland
Usly
Galivia
Near East
Italy
Bulgaria
Maly
Wmple
Balke
Russia
Great Britain
France
Balkans and Axis Pressures Shape Diplomatic Chessboard
The text outlines how Germany seeks Balkan supply routes while Britain and France build up forces in the Near East. It notes revaluations, blockades, and shifting alliances involving Germany, Italy, Russia, and the Balkans. The Belgrade conference faces a noncommittal, fragile unity amid competing powers.
Ankle Injury Maes Ambulance Aid for Bridge Worker
E Beil a Railway Department bridge carpenter sustained an incised wound to the inside of the right ankle while using an axe yesterday. He was treated by Ambulance and taken to Disuiee Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Beil
Railway Department
Disuiee Hospital
War era savings scheme and flood-hit Chillagoe Smelters halt
The article outlines a war savings certificate plan with cash values and redemption details, plus a note that Chillagoe State Smelters will close due to extensive floods cutting ore supplies. It also cites a Queenland weather forecast, the impact of a coal strike, and a list of engine and machinery examination results by the Board of Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillagoe
North Queensland
Chillagoe State
Neel Gande
Clanewrry
Etheridge
Georgetaws
Gisrcts
State Premier Visit to New Zealand Sparks Labour Caucus Endorsement
The Labour caucus approved a motion praising the grace meresaty fie Sea wr te paalicy and noted ongoing issues as Forgan Smith departs Brisbane by air, signaling a key political shift during the premier's visit to New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Labour Caucus
Forgan Smith
Brisbane
Resolution seeks wartime ban on Communist groups in Australia
At Rockhampton on March 15 the Central Queensland branch of the Returned Soldiers League urged the Commonwealth Government to declare illegal all Communist organisations for the war period and to suppress any meetings. The Mayor, Alderman Evans, congratulated the Diggers on the resolution, saying the organisation posed a menace and that communists were causing damage in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Commonwealth
Australia
Queensland
Returned Soldiers’ League
Ald. Evans
Leaque Presidents Statement on Soldier Reunions
The Leaque President speaking to aabgrow discusses retained soldiers and postwar unity. He references breaches and cautions league members to stay on the right track while opposing persisting attitudes. A call to act against noncompliant branches is noted as a duty.
Licensing hexdh to-day refund a spplication uy Aan Gommik
In BYDNEY on March 15 an application for the removal of the haymarket hotel was discussed. Gomik claimed loyalty as a British subject and argued he should not be denied his visa by Australian authorities amid recent disturbances. He stated he had lived in Australia and feared being robbed of his rights.
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Bydney
Haymarket
Georgestetet
Gomik
Australia
Carma Railways
Ubeeu
Wien
Guude
AY Mallignis
Bruin
Tome
Am Amerrense
Lies
Howenr
de Crass Rmeidersbiy
Nsw
Wight
Mt Mulligan
Ruger
Avengers
Gree
Victorian elections loom as Melbourne votes tomorrow
Melbourne reports marked by a tense, unprecedented party dispute stirring the state. Only 44 percent turnout expected as parties split with the United Country Party fielding few contests while independents and Labour seek leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
Ata Earh Gy Ta Latour
Enited
Country Party
Gona Dow
Inet
Particy
United
Matey Party
Vabnue
Labour
Tominow
Jin Amy
Haver
Innisfail Seeks Venue for Sugar Technologists Conference
The report outlines a proposal to hold this year’s Sugar Technologists conference in Innisfail with Growers’ Executive and the ASA involved. It notes a prior 1941 event at Innisfail and mentions Ayrim April as a potential timing, with talks about hosting at Come and involvement of local leaders to boost the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innnisfail
Rmiafail
Ayrim
Inmistail
Growers” Executive
ASA
R Enc
W R C Airliner Lands in Water at Sea
In Rabaul on March 15 an airliner from W.R.C. tried to land amid fuel shortages and circling threats. Pilot Jackson aborted a water landing, touched down between two reefs, and a schooner rescued the crew as the wreckage drifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Striking coal miners backed by union management plan
The article notes broad support within the miners for a motion praising the leaders and urging the formation of a unions committee of management. Fremwer Mr. Forgan Senith described the party's decision as unanimous. The miners met yesterday to devise methods to assist the unions committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenland
Fremwer
Forgan Senith
Uanimoun
Yesterslay
Atk Latour
Innisfail Meeting Debates Link to Barron Falls Hydro Plan
A mass meeting in Innisfail heard miners and business leaders discuss linking Innistal with the Barron Falls hydro project. Debate centered on benefits to Cairns and Innisfail if the plan proceeds, including potential blackouts and emergency power arrangements. Local authority notes noted outages and proposed timing for a staged relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collies Employees
Itr
A. Philipss
Innisfail Chamber
Rosewood
Commerce
C.J. Dubin
Jevasion
Causie
A Ricci
Jobnawone Lee
Cairns
Aix
Sicol
Johnstone
Jormstone
Barron Falls
Snavsdanl
Bétore Innisfail
Blackout Power Delay Discussed At Council Meeting
In a council session officials debated a proposed twelve to thirteen minute engine rest period during blackouts to keep hospitals lit. Neville and Atherton argued the Hydro scheme will restore power, while Johnstone Authority faced cost pressures from discount rules and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville
Utter
Johnstone
Archibald Sai
W. A. Collins
Lavens
Sir Maiphs
Mr. Eggers
Sus
Nevile
Exgers
Ok Owe Eosuenlaes
Lumin
H Uspitat
Austin
Picture Theatres
Kosala
Atousta
Atherom
Eggers
Atherton
Anouier Monion
Bevier
Bt. Nieul
Russo Finnish Pact Emphasized by Australian Prime Minister
Canberra reports the prime minister underscores the grave stakes of the Rome peace and Alling war effort. He advocates sustained alliance amid concerns over a test era, planetary partition, and satellite defense in shaping the conflict's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
MU. Mension
Mt. Isa Mines Face Reopening Delays After Disruptions
Mt. Isa mines resume operations after interruptions that displaced workers and disrupted supplies. Employers who paused production must reapply for permits within six weeks or face forced retirement of staff. Most workers have already left since Monday, affecting operations and employment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Isa
Mare
Mount
Closure Threatened at Brisbany Mine
March 15 report notes potential mine closure as strike actions renew tensions. Chairman J Krumgebautt and Alt Daw officials discuss possible restart. many miners idle. Engine drivers and Srey workers halted, signaling broader production disruption across the Birn region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbany
Alt
J. Krumgebautt
Bleit Athol
Hiesto
Cairns Railways February Freight and Output Decline
February figures for Cairns Railways show freight and coal outputs lower than the previous year. The report details comparative tonnages across several goods categories, including ore, copper, sugar, and cement, with shifts in months and totals for the eight months of the financial year.
Gloomy forecast for SRU5RA5 area population
A battered OCR snippet reports a bleak outlook for SRU5RA5 with an 8 population figure and a decline in the nisl fate. The text mentions Maren BIABANE and a council meeting on a city plan, noting a rising population trend and related grants or allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biabane
Maren
IL Meteare
Ae Granton
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Gulf Mails
Washington
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Wee Dad
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Johnie
Mary
Bill
Joyce
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Buckingham
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Hambledon
Mulgrave
Ueirms Bailary
Ll Somite
Pail Praamore
Ymces
Als
J. O'Keefe
Mila
Caras
Shire of
Cairne
Alo & Pttihem
Crea
Caemonnestta
Bisie
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Queeneland
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Exxatse
Board of Exsmuvers
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Aula
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A. G. Macdonald
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Thintelam
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Berondclaw
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D.G. Dansve
Limited
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G. W. Hill
T."e. Weblar
D. H. Ward
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B.A. V_ Oterres
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Macajanice
Wotar Mechanee
Wen
Leaque
Aabgrow
KE Huleh
Br Lve
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Thermin Nous
Expa
W.R.C
Rabaul
Innisfail
Hom Mir
Defin
Caurok
J. G Arche
AL Neville
Air
J. Atherton
Anderstam
Duthu
Nuel
Sail Diy
Sngine al le
Cairns Railways
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