Fire Damage In Bush Lands Referenced By Editor
In a November 14 letter from Tumoulin the editor laments rampant bush fires burning for three months across the state. He notes widespread pasture destruction and stock losses, criticizing negligent fire starters and slow Forestry Department or council responses while calling for greater concern for bush land damage.
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Cairne Post
Forestry Department
Council
Tumoulin
New Era of Tre and Simplicity in World Citizenship
A Cairns Post letter argues for a new era of humane world citizenship, urging regimes to abandon old vices and focus on truth trust and faith. The author advocates simple purposeful language over borrowed terms, proposing the Ten Commandments as a clear foundation and cautioning against overlong religious texts.
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Cairns Post
World of Nations
Itv
Hong Kong as British Outpost Faces Rioting Challenge
Historical overview traces Hong Kong’s rise from a barren island to a vital British commercial hub. It notes WWII losses, water supply limits, and the decision to keep Hong Kong under British control during Britain’s interim readjustment period amid China’s domestic turmoil.
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Mong Kong
Wes’ Ienae
Sion
London
Hong Kong
Kowloon
China
Britain
Far East
Pearl Harbour
Victoria
Les Victoria Peak
Voltaure
Wangnel-Shang
Happy Valley
Stebrook
England
Canton
Elliott
Nanking
Japan
Ching
Hong Kine
Meat Board Committees Appointed in Sydney Meeting
The first meeting of the reconstituted Australian Meat Board was held in Sydney on November 7 1946 with full attendance. The board appointed committees including an Executive Committee and a Canning Committee. Mr J L Shute chaired both the board and the committees, with representatives from beet, mutton and lamb producers, exporting firms, and public-owned plants. The board’s offices will be in Sydney with state offices in WA, Tas, and SA, integrated with respective governments and authorities.
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Australian Meat Board
Inydney
J. L. Shute
J.T. Shute
F. A. Brodie
KR. B. Williamson
J. Companies
Sbattary
Satroncs
Hi E
Tancred
F. A Brodie
A. R. Hayward
Shute
Australian Overseas Transport ‘Association
Australian Committee On Animal Production
Sydney
Eope Australia
Wester Australia
Tasmania
Ungdom
Australies
Tojo Dominates War Crimes Trial Coverage At Nuremberg
The trial of Hideki Tojo and other Japanese leaders continues as prosecutors outline aggression plans and Tokyo orders behind the Pearl Harbor attack. Key figures include Hiroshi Oshima and Yosuke Matsuoka, with testimonies detailing prisoner of war and civilian abuses across the empire and the broader wartime conspiracy.
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Tokio
A.P
Tan
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Chronicle of Japanese Ag
Gression
Tojo
Hiroshi Oshima
Berlin
Yosuke Matsuoka
Pearl Harbour
Oema
Matsoks
Actors use role play to curb atomic war fears
A New York AP report describes Dr Mace and colleagues promoting home based dramatic role play to teach spontaneous intelligence in emergencies. By acting as spouses bosses or neighbors individuals learn to understand others and reduce tension before a potential bomb threat. Experts say fear of the unknown weakens calm decision making and that familiarity with the facts boosts intelligent action.
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New York
Dr .Mace
Nila
Moreno
Paycho~ Arama
Caries L. Vaughn
Baychological Corporation
Japan
United States
Canada
Vaughn
Goodwin Watson
Teachers” College
Columbia University
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