SIEDEIG TRAGEDY AND NET OF POLITICAL NOTES
Letter to the editor recounts a prior murder case in Australia with witness details, police actions, and a figure later knighted who became Queensland Premier. It also covers Ambassador Mesuermill's aims, Peron government moves on international treaties, and postwar actions against enemy aliens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairee Post
Australia
Semuel Grifins
Robert Philp
Burn, Philp and Co
Queensland
Townsville
Brisbane
Gett
Semradalton
George Mesuermill
Frm
Petting
Uray Snd
Scond
Sercos
Pan-American Union
Rst
San Francisco
Mexico
Peron
Congress
Bretton’ Woods
State Department
Washington
Argentina
Mexico City
Living in the Tropics and a Fashion Dilemma
A Tropics themed discussion notes war influenced attire for men at formal events. It argues most would attend in sweaters and smart casual wear rather than coats, while hotel licenses push coats at dinners. The piece calls for a mental shift to abandon formal cold climate dress for social occasions and urges RAC executive action to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Tropics
R.A.C Executive Council
Inter Afia
Waples
Argentina Drops Deportation Threat Amid Peron Policy Shifts
The text outlines delayed crimes involving the security of a person or group, with Argentina promising swift deportations after convictions. It notes Peron’s emphasis on Western Hemisphere relations, diplomatic moves with Russia, and a stance against communism as a regional threat, framing foreign policy as pragmatic and security‑driven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Feron
Argentina
Peron
Imate
Pais
Russia
Peron Bes
Stely
Ethel Peon
Hemi
P Baer Ales
Portuguese Uprising Fizzles Against Salazar Regime
London reports the attempted uprising against the Salazar regime has fizzled out. a brief dispatch notes limited action and lack of sustained support. The article cites sparse details and emphasizes the failure of the move to gain foothold or momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt Statue Attends London Event and Government Action
In London on October 12, a ceremony involved the Roosevelt statue and garden near the House of Commons. The government welcomed the event as Bill readings progressed. A noted anecdote recounts Sir Mark Sykes wagering during a dinner about Napoleon and related intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Walle Ie
Mark Sykes
Napoleon
Walter Dandy’s Heart Operation Legacy Endures
In Baltimore, medical advances honor Dr. Walter E. Dandy, a pioneer in heart surgery whose world beating work continues to influence modern procedures. The obituary notes lasting impact on surgical techniques and patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
APJ
Walter E. Dandy
General Barry Pettitt Led Britains Squatter Communist Bloc
Barry Pettitt, general secretary of the Communist Party, leads a squad of squatters in London near Covent Garden. A veteran activist with 44,000 claimed members, Pettitt advocates housing for the people and criticizes royal estates. He ran for Parliament, winning 972 of almost 32,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A.P
Barry Pettitt
England
Roddy
Tom
Moscow
Com| Rourist Party
Stalin
Lenin
Convent Garden
Pollitt
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Pr Peete
Sitel
Polit
Labour
First Australian Flag and Eureka Era Origins
The article traces the evolution of the Australian flag from Eureka stockade events to 1601 Commonwealth design plans. It notes an early five star emblem used by the Australasian Anti-Transportation Society on February 1, 1851, with Rev. James West of Launceston as a key mover. The piece recounts the flag’s early hoisting, its journey to England, and a 1830s sailing incident where Captain Clinch refused to bow to a British ship, symbolizing a growing push for independence and eventual respect for the Australian banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Australasian Anti-Transportation Society
James West
Launceston
Taamanix
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
New Zealand
New ‘Wales
Western Australia
Swan River
England
Launceton
John Cinch
Lax
Cergs
Clinch
Britain’s Pioneer Village Survey Plans Modern Village by Residents
A year long survey in Sutton-at-Hone near Dartford explores how residents would design a modern village. Ted Stewart ARIBA leads the exhibit with plans showing housing work shopping and education arranged by the people for the benefit of Britain’s village future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton-at-Hione
Dartford
Greater London
Bell
Britain
Ted Stewart
ARIBA
Button
Stewart
Tiger Authority
Reading
Miles Aircraft
Local fair and cricket season plans noted
Report of monthly stalls with cakes jams preserves and refreshments plus a social event for a children's Christmas party. Mentions ofTablelands Cricket Club, Yungaburry captains, new members sought, and a wedding in October. Also notes a Cape Horn sighting and a captain's recharge delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pew
War’ Beee
Tablelands Cricke
Kairi
Yungaburry
Keigslth
Kain
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Northern Builders’ Supplies Pty. Ltd
Beneral, Ke A Builders Hardware
H. C. Kinzbrunner
Kabvicunoe Swipmnimt
Atherton
Lasomar
Sydney
China
Crantry
Wyper Bros. Ltd
Shields G& Sheridan Streets
P.O. Bos
Mawson
ICE
A. J. Draper
Abbott-Street Pty, Ltd
Manchester
Royal” Cattle
Ck-Siedeig
Butt Ft
Atgerting
Samuel Grigiths
Howe
Biate Bowes
Parament
Lidea Peters
Bir Gannel
Mlensen
Ian
Eame
C. Hodel
Caims
Buenon
Cireien
C. W. Davideen
Likesean Midate
Arey Minktee
Me. ML Ferd
Capreerai
Roosevelt
Bill Beatty
Aia
Beiping
Sean Umberuldinga
Jim Joan Debel
Mim Doreen Halfpapp
Caine
Mr. J. Harris
South Kair
Bbr
Captain Barris
Cape “Horn
Percy the Panda al
Mynor
Anyoor
Mynor Fruit
Mynce
Mynce Products Pry, Ltd, Ltd
Mynor Fruit Cup
Aviiee
Mdia
Ptay
Stewart and Lloyds of
Newcastle
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