Babinda Notes and May Meeting Highlights
May notes recount a local council letter discussion about a pending offer for a ground parcel on Exatwood Street for a fire station. Basket teams from Babinda seniors beat El Anh by 18 to 3. juniors defeated Tully juniors. The May CWA meeting had good attendance. apologies from several ladies. Funds approved for small accounts and charity appeals. President will attend Cairns executive meeting. donations to Curie Red Cross and Anzac luncheon confirmed.
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Tully
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Babinda Gist
Babinda
el Anh
Blake
Mesdames Grommet
Dan, Waddell
Webster and Harwood
Simmonds
Dan
Abe
Mr Bruce
Mulgrave Shire
Bruce
Cairns
Moon rocket dreams from Eng scientists back first passenger craft
A British pair, Harry Rows and Ralph Smush, seek 400 pounds to fund a radio controlled one man rocket. They claim it could reach 190 miles above Earth in five minutes and 8000 mph top speed, coasting to the moon with immense engines and a lunar suit for safety. They envision lunar mining and a moon colony via atomic heat, with future interplanetary flights using a staged rocket system.
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Harry Rows
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Ralph Smush
Gn Wrcombe
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Iosine
Unlikely upgrade of atomic bomb warned by experts
New York AP reports Dr. Philip Morrison, a leading American atomic scientist, says a more powerful bomb remains unlikely though experts acknowledge the possibility. He notes that producing enough shielding and plutonium would be extremely challenging and that current plants at Hanford and Oak Ridge are focused on existing designs.
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New York
Philip Morrison
America
New Republic
Moriiedu
Saclaas
Louie Vaerge
Wttsburg
Ueda
Aited Staten
Singie Iy
Oak Ridge
Morrison
Sara Peg Og Agia
Hanford
Washingtom
Columbia River
Erreral ‘Previces Jeret
Bilee of Graphite
Wich Belestar
Wonton Motain
Caye Vetinker
U S Refusal Of Radio Active Phosphorus
Scientists in France and Australia have rejected exporting radioactive phosphorus from the United States amid concerns over secrecy in scientific cooperation. The issue involves carbon and gelotron production and ties to international atomic controls.
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New York
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Australia
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Atomic Energy Develoment
United Nations
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Malaomic Energy ‘Communion
Europe
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Port Douglas Notes Show Harbour View and Local Visits
May at Fort Douglas describes Mosman bull dose for Murphy s test and scenic drive along the harbour. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Brant, Ravenshor, and Mr Horn Cairns. D. McAuffy and Miss Bo Blake travel to Cairns. Card party at Mrs Frost s yields winners Braithwaite Ramway and A Tait. hospital scene after ambulance transport of Mrs Blake and her companion.
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Douglas
Murphy’ Siest
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Tex Wardens
Mee
BoBrant
Ravenshor
Horn Cairns
R. Visi
Cairns
D. McAuufy
Cairne
Bo Blake
Stratford
Frost
Mrs Braithwarthe
Ramway
A. Tait
Ro Cummings
Ro Frou
Hf Pollard
Blake
Mley
Betty Blake
Messinén Hospital
Ravenshoe Meeting Notes Include New Member and Fund Donations
The Ravenshoe nanon monthly meeting on Friday afternoon in May welcomed Mrs Cray as a new member and approved a donation of £3 3s to the Injured footballers fund along with plans for a ball and a later event. The secretary reported balances and a new caretaker may be needed when the present one leaves the district.
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Sais
Sierfouton
Miles
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Malanda Welding Works
Malanda
Frank H. Ball
A. J. Draper
Abbomt Street
Imere and
Bredding
Manchester
Barinda
Brigades
Watson
O'Brien
Exatwood Street
CWA
Gticura
Qieane
Millstream Hotel
Ravenshoe
Miljeneam Patia
Innisf Ajl
Palmerston Highiway
Millstream Falla
Tully Falls
Little Mill
Millaeyean
Ita
Evelyn Tablelands
Moon
Space
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Elon
Kote Fred
U.S
Port Douglas
Sia
Herberton Hk
Mr. Bewice
Herberton Hospital
R. Fleming
Ravensnor
Peter Strang
Gladstone
MT Rowe
Capstan’s
Luis
Ely
Sydney
Cooney
S.B
J. Cooney
Pitt Street
Plesse
Hr. Cooney
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