Unclear historic treaty talk from London amid theatre star names
Fragmentary report from London discusses entertainment venues and diplomatic ties in a cryptic, OCR damaged text. Mentions The American Tolvreeal and Canadian theatres, vague references to agreements, personalities, and possible public interest in the outcome of the negotiations.
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London
Aptorld Picturen
Ws Tavern
Navener Solem
Rea
Jim
Wong
Hina Howuatty
Arronetme
Federal Government wartime policy sparks public debate
The document recounts criticism of government actions during World War II, highlighting taxation, demobilisation, and war production. It argues the federal leadership faced internal quarrels and external pressure but asserts strong support for mobilising Australia for total war. It references Japanese plans, labour efforts, and the need for unity under a national effort.
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Uae
Feos
Fesliser
Federal Porte
Jame
Coe Princepsion
Aca
Australia
Soning
Sion
W. Ib
Stree
Wisarter
Mere Menzies
Tudden
Wil Hapmien
London
England
Cabout
Austraia
Nationalist
Country Party
Erilicir
Ganbally
Mauretanias Past Trip Captured in Vague Report
A fragmented OCR note references a voyage and an arrest tied to a person named Mauretanias and a series of unclear events. The text mentions ISDA, a September date, Bombay, and a team with a time reference of 18 minutes, but most specifics remain obscured.
Ending of Middle East Supply Centre reshapes imports
The Middle East Supply Centre ends lifting import controls on about 270 commodities. Britain and the United States coordinate on allocation through a new Supply Mission, with emphasis on equitable shares from sources under British control.
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Middle East
Washington
Middie East
Ex- Baume
of Sere Az
United States
United Nations
Middle
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Double Taxation Ox and Australia Molding of Expansion
Canberra reports ongoing tax policy debate between United Kingdom and Australia on double taxation and cross border profits. Efforts aim to adjust the tax system to encourage expansion of Australian secondary industries while balancing UK tax rights and dividends.
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Australia
Canberra
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
Wid
United Kinectong
Zeta Hee
Thei Emterprisen
Tedustra
Fegard
Great Britain
Hay Australia
Australis
Italia
Conan
eScor Y
United Kingdom Taxston
Dimbulah Notes Weather and Public Hall Effort
Dimbulah reports very dry hot weeks with gusty wind and misty showers from the Tableland. The Walsh river dries as stock watering and irrigation by tobacco and vegetable growers intensify. A well attended School of Arts meeting discussed building a public hall for local bodies and clinics. A Home Garrison Department submission followed, with pledges and a 1100 pound goal to launch the project.
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Dimbulah
Scuss
Gat Rrary
Department Sone
Ees Ae
Ade Cas
No Way Bill Cattle Owner Fined Innisfail
November 22 report from Innisfail court notes Thornan Josey Wall pleaded guilty to a letter A charge and another count of Raving tai before traveling to obtain a permit. The stock inspector’s document and way bill issues led to a fine of 8 pounds and a seven shilling default, with further orders and penalties noted.
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Annispail
Innisfail
el Arash
Thornan Josey Wall
Reso J
Nestes
Beer at Hall Oousfan Man Fined in Petty Sessions
Sub-Inspector JR Gannon testified at 10.58 pm a complaint was made to police about a man in a balcony area drinking beer from a bottle. He received a fine of 1 with costs, in default 14 days.
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Gannon
Fifteen Children Drown In Lake Tragedy
A bus carrying fifteen school children plunged from an embankment into Lake Chwlen during a severe storm. The bus driver failed to escape as the craft sank, with reports indicating families of several victims affected. Authorities are investigating and listing missing children.
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Washington
Mit
Lake Chwlen
Jute plan to continue amid calls to end controls
From our special representative in Canberra, November 21. The jute trade debate shows rural communities favor ending government control to restore normal trade. Government argues control stabilizes prices and stocks. India views home manufacture as cheaper. Negotiations open to expand Indian trade while maintaining Commonwealth production. World prices and stock conditions are expected to remain stable for some time.
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Canberra
Sree Oe
Calcutta
India
Snd
Commonwealth
Australia
Trinity Lodge revival celebrated postwar return to Saline
Maldo of Trinity Lodge Saline marked a postwar revival with a Hall ceremony in Lake Street. Officers welcomed Mulgrave and Local lodges initiating two members as Iron Garden Vale joined, underscoring strengthened fraternal ties. A postwar social game of tennis was proposed, hosted by Bro H Wienert with Arbuckle and Co. Lake Street coordinating membership inquiries.
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