Harvest reports show strong Soviet grain output despite localized delays
Reports from across the Soviet Union indicate substantial harvest progress with many collectives exceeding quotas and delivering large grain quantities to stockpiles. Yet some regions report slower collections and transport issues while officials face scrutiny amid ongoing drought and regional disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DESR
Fritesse
Plana
Omsk
Siberia
Ustiahinaky
Kithizie
Altai Regin
Bryansk
Moscow
Smolensk
Khabarovsk
Far East
Kamensk Kemerovo
Chelyabinsk
Kalinin
Kirov
Urals
Feliverien
Gorki
Wee
Shentalisak
Kuibyshey
Dance at Baldi Wright's Creak State School
A noisy school dance night at Baldi Wright's Creak State School on November 30 features dog novelty stalls and a pro admin vibe. Students, likely including Ladies and Buchre options, enjoy a lively event with music and local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldi Wright
Creak State School
Buchre
Spare Parts and Armorial in Postwar Vehicle Supply
The article notes wartime strain on auto spare parts, extended vehicle use due to scarce production, and Canadian and U.S. efforts to maintain vehicle fleets. It praises Australia’s expanded capacity and potential export trade while cautioning about long-term shortages for older postwar models and ongoing demand for automotive components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seonan
Wea
Ieee Mater
Keser Ees
United States
Canada
Bere
Cape
Ete Australis
Driver admits no brake control in fatal Meteourne crash
A motor track driver confessed to investigators that he had no knowledge of braking capability in the racing car and could not stop the vehicle in any degree of accuracy before the fatal Meteourne crash, prompting city authorities to review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteourne
Tider
Rae Bees
Lee Sabecrona
Norman ‘Brower
Chater
bin Tien
Ty Gee Willems
Jim Andey
Jack Hewkes
Owrels Trang
Toadie i
Servie
Borvtrs
Remimmad
Revolution, K.C. in Davis Cup Battles
Australia faces tough Davis Cup duties as the final rounds loom in Melbourne. The piece traces historic moments, key players like Brookes and Borotra, and the evolving dominance of nations including the United States and Australia, with anecdotes from past ties and service rules shaping the rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Davis
White City
Reanenyy
Melbourne
Sev Nadton Kar Ovat
Crowtort
Con Swarts
Havana
Fmlt
France
Jean Borotra
Borgia
Nix
Borotra
Pat O'Hara-Woon
Spain
Manuel
Alonso
Shah
Gerald Patterson
O'Hare Wood
Heuce
Theo
America
England
Australasia
Wimbledon
Normar Brookes
Anthonding
Fmatemtay
Norman Brookes
Lawn Te Rm Association of
Tylie Brooke
Wilding
Fores Allis
Jim Anderon
Tve Cy
Tales Byaney
Big Tilden
Little Bill Johnston
Auckland
New Zealand
Alstala Ie
Blavers
Ag- Flan Quist
Cbn Wromwich
Jack Crawford
Harry Hopman
Bromwich
Quin
Dinny Pella
Australans
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Cairns Post
Bill Ward
Fose Parrartarta
Tropica
Admvision
Aquatic
Jordan Roscoe
Kings OF Jazz
Teton
Tyee Clee — Ies
Sanpy Crowde
Perkis
Parramatta
Mrs. Torpy
Qcma Youngey
Cairns
AT & S
Kelly
Rlam
Mit
Cairns Newsagency
Joe McKenzie
Kings OF Rhythm
Redlynch Hall
Osvale
Sader the Diceton
Saa J Albans
Civic Theatre
Dawson's Newsagency
Gardenvale
Ltllis
Marist Bros
St. Augustina’s College
Marist Brown Boys
St. Monica's Chair
Jack Atkine
Metcalfe
Ake
Cairns School of Arty
Magarne
Boeke
Tagers
Leone Leone
Athefson
Summers
Euwortor
Spencer Colddrvale
Dawson
Martin
Uato
OG Weitthle
Ance
I A
Revolution
K.C
Les Ryan
On Hockee
New
Fred Perry
Adrian Quist
Dalivar Hia
Perry
Yoot-tault
Inesman
Tuden
Rene Lacoste
Jeat Boratra
U.S
Francest Phila Veihin
Lacoste
Borotis
Champlin
Herbert Chipp
Dwight Davis
Americe
Westchester
Ances Ior
FAR Northeok Theatres
Lene
Jarenam
Prasces Gilled
Finnil
Seppong
Vo Balt
Googie Sn Tegeth Ee
Harry
Raterman Ware
Alfred Drayton
Ane
Georgy
Tomerrow
Dorothy Lameur
Ta Technicolow
Pinal
Techicolour
Ray Milland
Rath Moseey
OGRES
Astor Theatre
Herberton
the Citadel
Carribean Mystery
Diana
Crossland Motors
Ford Dealers
Cairns and District
Babinds
Shelitox
Fies
Ted Cornet
Leaucil
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