Radio and Film as Tools for Education in Queensland Schools
A long critique of radio and film as educational media, praising their wartime efficiency and potential for classroom use. Director Mr LD Edwards notes broadcast and cinema can enhance history, science, and geography teaching, while stressing quality control and public responsibility to avoid cheap, harmful material.
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Queens
Threegard
Duration
LD Edwards
Hich Wee
Radio
Iim
Dinevene
United States
Wea
Sch Waccesa
Edwards
Claas
Gotsam
Dabcusal
Commercial Brisbane Sales Report Snippet
A Brisbane page item notes limited sales: potatoes and pamphlets are mentioned with several figures. The line hints at fruit and vegetable items with prices or quantities, but the text is fragmentary and includes misread entries, making exact totals uncertain.
Regional Boards Manager Deliberations on Special Fund Availability
The Regional Boards discuss funding needs for the Le Calms Regional Board under the fairmanceip of Ala TM. Crowley notes the president is absent. A telegraphic message from the State Electricity Commission influences the plan. Dr. Chap and Dr. Griffin move to allocate £ 15,000, with a further resolution for £ 20,000 in contingencies.
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Ielle
Lee
Elee
le Calms
Ala TM
Crowley
Alas WA
Collins
AB Souihe
Ratan
Asong
Chap
WC. Gritin
Apihany
Uv Special
Shipping Movements and Delay Notes Across Ports
Shipping movements reported yesterday show cargoes and departures from Cairns, Cairns, Malbouring, Port Moresby, Redney and Calene with vessels Delamers Motalin and others due to load coal, general cargo, coal, and timber. November dates indicate arrivals and departures around Cairns and related ports, with ships heading to Brabane Sydney and Redney amid complex routing.
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Cairne
Cairns
Loge
Delamers
Taira
Sundes
Brabane
Sydney
Mungens
Malbouring
Ney
Nearantie
Brisbane
Catrie
Motalin
Cates Toware
Port Moresby
Samerni
Law 204
Siodeag
Sewcartiey
Calmsite
Wigan
Bain Vet Townayille
Terre Cesk
Dareie
Redney
Caren
Calene
Cairns Market Report on Fruit and Vegetable Supplies
Market notes indicate continued adequate fruit and vegetable supplies overall, but fruit remains scarce. Oranges from New South Wales and some apples from Victoria and Western Australia ease shortages, while tomatoes and cabbage show heavy, often unsold, dumps. Prices vary by item with limited sales for inferior produce.
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New South Wales
Victoria
Western Australia
Moe
Warner Mies
Anc
Police blotter notes odd alarm at Spencestreet substation
A policeman last saw a person texting from a hydros electric substation in Spencestreet. Firemen found no damage. The report includes garbled names and a court appearance for selling beer, plus a note about German residents and excess profits since 1912.
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Amedis
Spencestreet
Emoka
Hydrs Electric
Arc Brigade
Fragmentary item with unclear names and figures
OCR text fragment shows garbled phrases and disrupted names, mentioning a dollar amount and potential names but lacks coherent events or context to identify a clear news item or outcome.
Local band mishap prompts emergency response and weather alerts
A concert at Temptial Te Caden Municipal saw band conductor remarks and a spectator injured by a sharp tin fragment to the forehead. Ambulance crews transported the wounded man, while patrols prepare for beach inspections. Separately, a weather forecast warned of cloudy skies and possible thunderstorms along the tropical coast, with winds shifting northwest. At Tully Falls, the Calms Regional Electricity Board accepted a gravelling contract for the access road with a tender of £4108 14s, submitted by A Benkine and forwarded to the Public Works official.
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Tully
Petra
Co-of- Sinster-General of Public Works
Trial exposes hotel ledger and bribe allegations
Witnesses describe questioned charges at the Hotel Lucene case with Mrs Brovniak denying improper rates. Questioning covers boarder status, room pricing, and kept books while investigators press for exact accounts and audit practices. Public officials Bennett and others weigh the hotel’s book-keeping and cash budgets amid accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Joba
Brovniak
Cherges
Nerma
Witnem
Srodzia 'Aen
Reed
Mr. Bennest
Hetet
Sr Bennet
Mrr. Bennett
Thor
Brodxiak
Townsville Court Hears Tyre Price Case and Other Local Updates
An Australian Townsville petty sessions court heard a case against Vincent Ros of Loeven Street Calens for an excess axle price in April related to a second land tyre, deemed a worthless transaction upon restitution orders. Pauline Daphne Barnet of the Weenim and Tennies Salon faced charges over National Security Prices Regulations with multiple breaches in 1948. The court ordered refunds to purchasers and noted price tag violations observed at a shop display. Separate notices list land allotments, auctions, and town lands openings for Fort Douglas and nearby areas with forthcoming sale dates and rates.
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Townsville
EL. Moore
Court of Petty Sessions
Stockholm
Citerstory
Crown Prenton
Nate
Heymann
Sailerland Ince
Secondland Tyre
Vincent Ros
Loeven Street
Calens
Ageina Im
Rey
M. E. Moore
E.ml
Foberte
Dupiasen
Aulon
Pauline Daphne Barnet
Weenim and Tennies
Sale
Beard
Li Joore
Li Joore, Acting SM. In the Court of Petty ‘Seawtona
Mra Barnes
Home Building Target Achieved Claim At Senate Statement
Canberra reports that by the end of June the planned housing target was completed and a further 32,000 homes were to be built to meet the stepped up programme. Senator Ashley outlined the progress and remaining commitments for the housing plan.
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Ashley
Canberra
Matar
Unclear OCR item details from historic notice
Fragmentary OCR text references casket numbers, percentages, post office, and multiple names such as Cain, Cason, Dergin, Kelly, Keatings, and Wales. No coherent event or date is discernible. summary presents readable fragments without clear context.
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Arireare
Australian Talks on Canada and Future Tele Commerce
A fragmented snippet discusses Australians and Canadians and future plans in telecommunication and commerce. It references prospects for cross border exchanges and media ideas amid unclear context and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Evatt Defends United Nations Policy in Debate
November 15 debate in Parliament centers on Dr Evatt, Attorney-General, and government stance toward the United Nations. He accuses critics of discrediting the UN, arguing the world body remains the best hope to prevent catastrophe and that the National Charter seeks a just international community based on peaceful principles.
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Evatt
Tien
United Nations’ Organization
Anagner
U.N
Imperial Defence Debate Spills Into Pacific War Crimes Row
Dr Evatt urged stronger imperial defence linking to a tough stance on Manchurian and Pacific issues. He warned against overreliance on the UN while supporting closer cooperation with the United States and British Empire, defending postwar trials for war criminals.
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Canadand
South Africa
Evatt Agi
Weither
Britain
Dominions
Mrt
Burle
Zvytt Mid
Pacific
Toga Man Mystery Filled With Missing Clues
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a local incident involving a toga or rider near a tank. Names, places, and a clear event are unreadable, leaving investigators to piece together what happened and identify the involved parties.
Grave warnings echo in apathy over fatal illness case
A fragmented report describes a severe incident at a remote site near Totnes involving multiple occupants of a truck. It notes injuries, hospital transport, and a ruptured liver, with references to living wages, welfare, and government action. The text cites names such as Turley and Knox, and mentions health services, emergency response, and appeals to authorities for better worker protections.
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Paddy
Tungaburra
Wupley
Kaos
Acm
Queenan
Fred Moss
Mont Fl
Raveruhorbe
Ripley
Pocel Noashoe Beds
Buin
Turley
Knox
Hue
Vnal
Chermside Indonesians Camp Controversy Prompts Inquiry
A contested report discusses Indonesians at Chermside camp, with claims of guerrilla training and Communist influence among natives. The speaker questions government handling, travel permits, and accommodation shortages affecting Queensland families while seeking inquiries from authorities.
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New Gainea
Pis
Brancport
Indonesia
Communist Party
One ra trawlers for china and UNRRA convoy details
Fragmented OCR notes describe a convoy of eight trawlers heading to China and UNRRA, with mentions of a vessel named Balter and another called UNIUILA 669. It references captains, delays, and potential typhoon risks near January, amid vague wartime logistics and personnel.
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Aisteen
Shaner
UNRRA
Byertler
Moreton
Bornemarian
Bricene
Ah Is In Charge of In W Nay Maw A Anelishtna
Waynew
Uniuila
Federal cut in clothing prices affects Brisbane retailers
Report from Brisbane notes a government move abolishing y and passing concessions to consumers. Tailors and retailers fear price reductions will vary, with manufacturers not paying sales tax until sold. Some drapery sectors face stock replacements under October 14 price fixing changes.
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Brisbane
Lindsey
Richelotiinn
Lawer
Fatal Mine Explosion At Lomamg In Norin-weet
An explosion in a nine level mine at Lomamg killed workers including Brown and Brown, with German operators among the injured. Rescue efforts under way as authorities investigate the cause of the blast and safety lapses.
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HK Mev
Meialty Ther
Evel
Lomamg
Norin-weet Boherie Fheener
Mat Brown
Weather device to spark rain defense in Canberra trial
In Canberra on November 13 an American snow-making device was tested to see if rain could be produced by artificial means. Analysts say the method could be costly for Australian producers, and the test aims to assess viability and safety before wider use.
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Canberra
CBAM
Sheffield Shield Adelaide Test Ends In Tumultuous Play
Fragmented report from the Adelaide Oval covers Australia’s innings collapse and Bradman back in form as South Australia fails to reach a defendable total. The narrative also notes a legal dispute involving Mr Phippes and Mr Filter, with courtroom rhetoric about damages and intermeddler interference.
Charitable Legacy Dispute Over Will of Miss Pullen
A probate dispute centers on a will by Miss Pullen leaving a church charity endowment. The vicar and trustee argue over validity, intended beneficiaries, and whether the parish should manage the fund for religious work. A court must determine the proper execution and scope of the gift to support St Mark's Church and its parish.
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Tuling
Othe
St Mark's Church
Julian Potherar
Damy Sicar
Talin
Drunken taxi dispute over unattended car causes chaos
An accident report details a disordered street scene where a vehicle moved off leaving debris, a smashed fence, and arguments over fault. Neighbors discuss negligence rules and responsibility for damage, with comments on care and safety before authorities weigh outcomes.
Excerpt on Rights and Estate in Questionable Diary Entry
A damaged text fragment discusses legal views on an executor or heir dispute. It references a will, inheritance by children, and the estate of a senior, with tangled dialogue about rights, authority, and the probate process. The legibility is poor, but indicates an attorney or court stance on heirs.
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Phippes
Ir. Phippes
Neily
Bic
Perty
Barareve Senior
Guntur
Perenti
Beit
Ieee
Bern
Patric
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Regional Boards
Mission Ta Lan
Rabacl
Queensland Coast
Cairns Market Report
Novel Literature
Parte
Ram
Plesas
Aurna
Gundap
Mul
Joseph Wards
Hancock
Marke
Anernson
Lym
Ginette
Arata
Petre
Temereen
Ramad Manhan
Catena Burt
Machan
Surf Life Wring Association of Australie
Mesers
A. Curse
Hotel Lucene
Magistra
Arthur Frederick Willan Palen
James Street
Cairon
Wwe
Arts
Mr. Bennett
Grace Gunter-Bacrland
Damertic
Grafton-atreel
Dafendant
Martin Elford
Uted
Hawes
Margaret Rowse
Bunda-street
Bunda-sheet
Prem Wen
Roantia
Drewigeier
Vie Palace Flotel
Palace
Jennett
Bicharde
Crees Rive
Seenndhanete
Fort Doulas
Secon and
DR. Evatt
United Nations
Cettle International
Hiver
J. E ‘Stivelam
KB Beasley
Wailing Buat
Dr. Hyatt
Australia
J. Curtis
America
Campaigt Wad
Erin Eary Parge
UNION
Toga
Blas
Tbe
Tosa Pasarer
Xmaya
Spoinestra Rowe Aroiga
Taylor
Peter Pape
Brvtlay Medical
Sng Tonearm
Englend
Senstoria
Eas Innes Ruantrer
Nibereuil
Chermside
BELCK
Baabeane
Fic
Sammy Phat
Lng
Republicas
Teneweia
Artiee
Chermsise
Qurstion
Intec Gayatt Seule Boone
Thane
Gheemsiae
Rouxe
Queenaland
Pieaid
EM. Manion
Hey
China
FATAL \N
Mike Replonen
Iret-Boen Endowment Mot Pease
South Australia
Brayman
Adelaide
South Uetrelie
Adelaide Oval
Towdey
Australie
Salting
Bremer Fave Promley
Tell Viet
Wo Tan Johnson
Breiman
Ti On
Ispane
Bateman
Irely
Hamesce
Ampire Smith
Bradman
James
Rene
Aqute Allfemanse
Howe Samme
Hum
Voom Cater
Seman
Thie
Acilteeus
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