The Male Animal leads Palace Theatre bill tonight
Entreating lineup at the q lene ree features The Male Animal with Henry Fonda Olivia de Havilland and Joan Leslie supported by Jack Carson Tugeve Pallette and Herbert Anderson. Crime Doctor's Warning starring Warner Baxter also screens with Jonnie Lite. The Picture of Dorian Gray dramatizes amid Sam Sanders Rings Me and Donna Teed. Plaza Theatre hosts Blonde from Brockton with Lynn Meerick and Robert Stanton. The Res Theatre presents In This Our Life starring Warner Bros. cast.
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Qlene Ree
Lionel Betrymere
Ang ‘Hunt Greer
Mary
Pat Rafferty
Pat
Helisa
Palace
Fiass Theatre
Dorian Gray
Mupense
Cunthwater
Metro-Goldwyntar
Hurd Hafield
Sanders
Arpols
Lansbury
Miusie-Hall
Winger
Donna Teed
Dorian
Lowell Glimore
Radio schedule jumble hints at scattered programs
A garbled listing outlines various radio segments and times including women’s session, school broadcasts, music programs, religious services from Melbourne, and sports mentions. Names such as R. M. Thompson and L. Unwin appear amid fragmented program cues and place names like Budapest and Melbourne, with erratic timing data.
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R. M. Thompson
L. Unwin
St. Raul
Cathedral
Melbourne
Wilfrid ‘Thomas
MCC. Y
Baoschie
Budapest
Whitaker dies visiting Herberton mine near Emuford
Charles Joseph Whitaker known as Joe Whitaker collapsed and died during a visit to Emuford with Henderson and Curtis. The 57 year old single resident of Sydney had been in ill health and died of a cerebral haemorrhage after hospital admission. Post mortem confirmed the cause. He leaves a brother Jerry Whittaker of Baffle Creek and a sister Edith McLean of King’s Cross among relatives. Funeral services were held at the cattle church yesterday with local attendance.
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Sureston
Tee
Charles Joseph Whitytaker
Joe Whittaker
Hterberton
Emuford
Megs. Henderson
Curtis
Sydney
Land
Imine Pole
Herberton AL
Elamed
Minn Whittaker
Jerry Whittaker
Baffle Creek
Bill Whittaker
Gaires ‘Tunber Ltd
Mix D. O'Sullivan
Mra
Edith ‘McLean
King’ Cros
Iford Ievinchosk
Berbertan
Father Hoyne
Question from Peter Simple’s Posers
A fragment asks about plans for one eye the cone and the color and references to "Gaiety George" and a Euclid prompt. It seeks the name of the truth in the first book. The item resembles a puzzle page with scattered lines and multiple choice style hints.
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Conocle
Monceule
Gaiety George
Aimin
Bing
American aid boosts education amid war torn nations
A traveling American envoy cites severe schooling shortages from Ethiopia to the Philippines. He notes Europe’s children crowded into spacious schools while many regions lack chalk, books, and pens. American organizations plan to ship supplies, train teachers, and exchange educators to rebuild literacy.
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Severs
Ethiopia
Ruy Th
Cee Hiippie
Philippines
Europe
Far East
Eric
America
Ald
American Council On Education
United
Cairns Rotary Club Address Highlights Rotary Ethic
Rotsman Alf Langan spoke at the Cairns Rotary dinner detailing Rotary history and the four objects of Rotary. He explained club, vocational, community and international service and welcomed new members and guests including Rotarian J Wright from the Innistai Club and Lt Butler.
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Rotsman
Alf
Langan
Rotary
Suesin
Cairns
Alt.is & Foundation
Francis Ireland
J Wright
Innistai Club
Messrs
Pore and Worrall
Lieutenant Butler
CR Corp
Princess Revives Old Dances In Scotland Revival
In Aberdeen Scotland a princess helps revive traditional dances across Scotland as she spends time there. The piece notes a broader cultural revival and mentions Fightend Scotia country and efforts to keep historic routines alive.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Scotia
Dane
Rhea
Aunees
Bes
Deepen and We? Vocabulary Drill From Page Three
Page three shows a learning exercise with multiple choice questions and pronunciation notes. The text includes garbled phrases about adding words to vocabulary, weekly tests, and sample items like Chagel and Coucas kon Kessi with answer options.
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Maulatiee
Chagel
Palter
Puller
Mexico
Man Woneer
Coucas Kon
Conrem
Maris
Blackbird
Berlin Divorces Exceed Marriages Amid War’s Aftermath
AP report from Berlin notes divorces now surpass marriages as the registry records show Berlin had 3429 more divorces than marriages from the collapse of Nazi Germany to June 1944. From November to last July 2688 divorce suits were filed, a figure the Berlin press calls far higher than postwar rates. Courts struggle to handle the rush with only 1056 cases heard so far and delays into 1047. German Catholic bishops describe the trend as terrifying and cite factors such as lack of men, shortage of meeting places for the young, wartime marriages to workers, and economic strains eroding partnerships.
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Berlin
Germany
Nazi Germany
Lin Press
Biler
War Strain Tests Families as German Wives Endure War Apart
Catholic bishops reflect on wartime German women gaining independence and a new self confidence while husbands serve abroad. Long separations strain love and fidelity as housing and food shortages worsen, families flee crowded quarters and air raids devastate homes.
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Euerral Soran
Utiag Marte
Cory Nome
Cairns visitors and travelers cited in local column notes
Postweek travel chatter lists residents and visitors with Cairns connections. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson of Wal tuna Station visiting Cairns. Mrs. Atkinson traveling to Sydney. Mrs. E. of Wairune visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Crust returning to Cairns from the south. Mrs. Marshall returning to Cairns by plane. and several others arriving or departing by plane or train. The column also notes local society events and church guild updates, with plans for a parish gathering and invitations for the St Johns Women’s Guild breaking up party.
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Exaemant
Poeare
Inte Sr
Re Reid
Thomabors
Vietoris
Ken Attinson
Waltuna
Cairns
Atkinson
Teeddny
Sydney
King’s School
Ayr
Mra E
Wairune
Christos
Tromazi
Bach
Helen North
M.iar
Hambledon
Feghar
P. Marshall
Messrs
G. Towner
J. M. Ellis
W. Rogier J. Seeors
J. Campbell
T. Morri
T. Dunlop
Rockhampue Gliven
Hlan
Jey
Mist Clark
L. Mesh
Cap- Raing Clarksand
C. Bice Moor
N. Martin
E Nosenfeld
A. Sattle
J. Houlihan
W. BR. Ferguson
Ana
Melbourne
Hiss Gloria Cromland
Brisbane
Hel R
Comp
Mt. Peter's Women’s Guild
England
Rotary Club
Mradames
Bradford
Camp
E. Wilh
Herberton Queen Ball Aids Funds In Nov Event
The Herberton Queen Ball held to raise funds for Miss Joan Anderson drew a strong attendance. Malanda Orchestra provided music while RSL members assisted in the hall and a sit-down supper was served. The venue was decorated with jacaranda and Miss Bobbie Murphy, Yungaburra Queen, attended with her retinue.
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Herberton
Joan Anderson
Malands
RSL
Waller Mitchell
Balfe
Bobbie Murphy
Herberton Committee
Yorkey's Knob Progress Association Monthly Meeting
The Yorkey's Knob Progress Association met at the Page View Hotel on Tuesday November 3. Two members, Mr. Mark Sims and Mr. T. Jeffries, were honored with a two minutes silence. The secretary was asked to prepare a list of subscriptions donations and funds from committees for printing in the Daily Press.
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Yorkey 5 Knob
Fallaion
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Surraine
Coxon Fieri
Itainy
Hodepreals Witthy
H. W. Mazlins
Pty. Ltd
Cammer Lake
Shieldy Streets
Y.w.ca
Entertainments
Warner’ Bros
Jim
Tinviiend
Bennie Mergen
Cree Heviland
Morgan
George Brent
Rolex
Charis Cohum
Frank Crafen
Bille Burke
Bette
Stanley
Girehe
Feaire
Ang Savate
le Bonnet
Aquatic Dance Palais
the Aquatic
Tordan” Roscoe
Aquatic
Montecarlo
Arc
National Radio
Charles Joseph Whittaker
Cormer
Peter Simple
Posers
Washington
United Nations
Sorspe
Fashion Gees
ST. Johns Women's Guild
Heri
Sheridan Street
Advanxture & Motor Service
Prt
Yorkey's Knob Progress Association
Vena Iperey
Sid
Mar
Kontos Breakfast
Olive Brand
KREAM
Ilb
Pkts
Gow
Bournville Cocos
Dess. Prunes, Td
Kellore
Nia
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