Victory Day Plans Discussed at Shire Meeting
The Shire Council discussed Victory Day celebrations with presiding Chairman and members including A Dodds and J Archer. Plans cover a welcoming pack for returned men, a government scheme for local celebrations, and medals for present or future ceremonies.
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Cane Growers Hope for Labour to Aid 1346 Harvest
Ingham reports show cane growers hopeful for a reliable labour supply for the 1346 season. Authorities appoint a new assistant supervisor from the Victoria Cane Pest and Disease Board. five job offers are unclaimed as the season nears. Officials note malaria cases declining and emphasize precautionary measures, with no immediate epidemic risk.
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Community Centres Start A Centre Movement Story
A lengthy discussion on creating vibrant community centres traces postwar ideas. Local figures champion memorials through active centers, urging life, cooperation, and nationwide spirit with examples from Murray, South Australia, and Preston Creek.
Community centre plans debated by WA groups
A messy report from Western Australia details a meeting convened by the WA University professor and various societies to study establishing a Community Welfare Centre and Baby Maternity facilities. The discussion urged collaboration over competition and called for clear aims, leadership, and practical steps toward a regional community hub.
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Fortunes From Smoke and Tobacco Wealth History
The article outlines tobacco farming’s rising profits and the wealth tied to the Duke family and major tobacco firms. It notes crop cycles from December to August, large acreages, farm labor including women, and the social implications of tobacco wealth supporting colleges like Wake Forest through philanthropy from the R. J. Reynolds Foundation.
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Tobaccn Company
World Trade Talks Move Toward Imperial Preferences
London cables report Britain seeking views from industrial and trade bodies on American proposals for trade and employment. Empire chambers press imperial preferences with reciprocity from others, warning unilateral tariffs hurt global markets amid London talks.
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Aluminum for Aries In Pittsburgh Reportage
Aluminum shipments for the Aries project feature AP reporting from Pittsburgh detailing ACME Aluminium Companys equal report on mid project structures and related carpanam scatter concerns.
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Aluminium Company of America
Devil Island to Close as France Ends Penal Colony
Reports indicate Devil's Island, the infamous French penal settlement in French Guiana, will close under the 1318 law. Major Charles Pran of the Salvation Army, now in Toledo, led repatriation talks for about 4,008 convicts, estimating around 2,400 to be transported home and the rest freed or kept under French law in Guiana. The Salvation Army has operated a farm colony since 1959 helping ex-prisoners regain self respect, though repatriation will soon proceed and many returned prisoners will face reintegration challenges.
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School fete honors fallen and pledges reverent pledge
The school held a memorial ceremony with Mr T president of the CWA addressing pupils about remembrance. A minute of silence was observed for those who would not return as leaders praised beauty and reverence, with speeches by Clive Polger and others and a gift distribution by the Wait branch of the CA.
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Agriculture the Foundation of Art and Industry Quote
The fragment references agriculture as the foundation of manufactures and nature's productions as materials for art, attributed to Gibbon. It presents a concise thematic note on the link between farming, industry, and creativity.
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