Industrial advances in wartime lamp and metalwork production
The article notes wartime push in high precision factory work guiding electronics and materials like electric lamps, ductile steels, ammunition components, cables, enamelware, and porcelain. It highlights early developments under Japanese influence and credits the Electric Lamp Manufacturers Association with coordinating advances, including special inert powders, electrodes, and improved performance standards, positioning Australian industry as forward looking in emergencies.
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Holloway Thimmit
Simran Av Agrralis
Hiedtrie Lamp Manufacturery
Neun
Kkign Cranutacturers
Asralien
Notice in Brief from Commonwealth Directorates
The fragment references Oary Bachdg ry as Minister for Beally with a note about ceremonial ey al machinery and a delay before a Commonwealth notice. It appears to be an incomplete public or government directive item involving a minister and official communications.
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Commonwealth
MEW
Abe
Talay Licence Restored Prompting Industrial Lighting Push
Brisbane reports that Talay’s licence was restored after a committee refused another licence linked to a proposal. The decision spurred a shift toward industrial lighting research, with promises of better factory illumination and safer, more pleasant work environments. Government surveys and laboratory work underpin plans to improve postwar factory and school lighting nationwide.
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Brisbane
Jorkey Howe
Talay Wee
Talay
Berit
Australia
Holloway
Anglican Clergy and doctrinal debate in London letter
A fragmented OCR letter discusses alleged clerical connections in London, naming St Taylor and Ronald Collins. It condemns doctrinal controversy while defending cautious public discourse. The piece references Trinity, Crockford’s, and a 380-person population context without clear local actions.
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Mareeba Tobacco Growers Weigh Self-sufficiency Plan
Mareeba chamber meeting discussed rehabilitating servicemen and expanding home grown tobacco. Attendees argued climate and rainfall suit local production, proposed irrigation and market schemes, and urged government support while noting existing subsidy decisions and inquiries by the Tobacco Leaf Production Committee.
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