POW dream becomes reality for British boys clubs
British boys clubs embrace planning for a postwar dream of a POW camp inspired project. In Brunswick Germany ex-prisoners and city youths plan a club offering drama, science, and physical training at a historic site linking to Oflag 7B memories. The program, begun in June, seeks to counter juvenile delinquency with culture and open two-week courses for urban youths.
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Brunswick
Germany
Hey
Dunkirk
Ambers
Sirepark
Freedom
Ditmer Shearre Ana
Savay, Tror
Bnot
Nova Scotia
Avis
Cnthver
Neganisers
Split
Brunswick Club
Mifia
Ford Castle
Berwick-on-Tweed
Fugland
Scotland
Wales
Better Country
National Association of Boys’ Clubs
Susex. Weald
Debutante Ball Babinda Sparkles at Lyric Theatre
Debutantes led by J Greenwood page boy entered to music by Jon Iynes orchestra at 2 10 pm. Miss Joy Tasmusten and Miss Beverley Ball attended as escorts. Debutantes wore lace, net and taffeta gowns with fur capes. partners included Douglas Glen and H Robertoos. Community hosted by Beart V Renton and J Kapor with Ambulatory support.
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Babinda
Lyric Theatre
Jon Iynes
Coffey
Pritty
J. Greenwood
Joy
Mulgrave Shire
W. G. Griffin
Douglas Glen
W. E Harris
Dea Wakeham
Evelyn May ‘Trickson
B Trackson
Salue
Florence Emily Bowers
Godfrey Bowers
Aloombas
C. Keen Mio Boucher
Adelaide Robinson
Robbead
Wit
H. Robertoos
Grit
Trahan
Greenwood
Whitehtth
Prever
Ruse
Lowe
Reynolds
Crane Glinster
Puscott
Atkinwn
Horaffeld
Jacques
Geiman
Ci Grin
Ie Laden
Babnda
Australia
Gallett
Aed Nd
Inwood
Renton
Herberton Young Set Annual Meet Honours Leaders and Members
The Herberton Young Set held its annual meet on October 11 with president Mrs R A Atherton and supervisor Mrs W Stowell in attendance. The event featured a rose decorated room, bouquets for Mrs Atner and Mrs Stowell, an annual report praising members’ work, and remarks encouraging girls to support peers and other branches. Officers were elected with Miss Joan Anderson as president and Miss Ethel Day as secretary, while Mrs Stowell was re-elected supervisor.
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Herberton
Herbert Younger
R.A. Atherton
Far Norther
W. Stowell
Younges Sets Herberion
Srt
Stovell
Mra Stovell
Atnerwin
Myre Atherton
Stoveth
Aysie
Qalance-hive
Asherion
Ainelf
Howe
Joan Anderson
Ethel Day
Joyce Fraser
Doreen Bailey
Ruby
Wren
Miss Anderson
Atherton
Stowell
Misal Isabel Steddy
Rain ushers in relief as Tableland receives heavy falls
KAIRI notes ALN AT LABT. October 16 describes widespread rain across the Tableland from Atherton to Talge all day. By 9 pm heavy showers continued, bringing joy to farmers and townspeople. The KAIRI Progress Association hosted a successful second dance at Yungaburra with music by the Rain orchestra and performances by local talents.
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Labt
Kairl
Atherton
Sinter
al Kulara
Barrine
Athertyn
Talge
Kalri Progress Association
Yungaburra
Hom
McMahon
Yunaburra
Mise Tindall
Aline L. Halfpapp
Mr. Misting
Mr. Tate
Sam Witherspoon
J. Pasetti
V. P. Wesits
Rain Orchestra
Miss L Halfpapp
Messin
J. Boner
CA Foulger
EB McBil
Port Douglas Notes Include Local Visits and Social Events
October notes from Port Douglas record visits and illnesses among residents and visitors from Cairns and Mareeba. Events include a Paradise party to raise funds for a four mile beach tank, and a cricket match between Malunda and another team. Reports mention home moves, convalescence, and local hotel stays.
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Port Douglas
Court House
John
Heidleberg
Victoria
Mom
England
Cumming
Cairns
Jennessey
Baird
Pat
R Powell
Invintine Moseman
Walworth
McQuaker
Mareeba
Exchange Hotel
A. Eawards
W. Parry
Paradise
PE. A. Crees
Killaloe
Hani
B. Blake
BJ Andreassen
Alper
Frost
A. Blake
Twiteuchie
TH Rameau Tridge
Blake
Mesdames
Ashford
Riemer
McAuliffe
Old Days Recalled Innisfail October Meeting
An Innisfail report recalls a past event focusing on hookworm relief and public health. The local district board notes improvements from treatment and outlines ongoing association efforts and community moves. Several residents relocate or travel, including farmers and families, with updates from the district.
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Innisfail
Maoistail
Tanixten Hus F
Dital
Mociwe Pate Aa Vardiens Noat
N. Aranes
Arenes
Kain
Macday Stening
Usu
Law and Busca
Jugoslavia moves to modernize tele printing system in Zagreb
Zagreb introduces a tele printing offer and subscriber wave system linking teletypes to an upper writer for automatic message printing. Belgrade confirms Serbia's health and welfare programs, including child hospital care and war relief. Marshal Tito tours cities observing factories and schools while workers push bridge construction and industrial expansion along the River Sava.
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Zagreb
Jugilay
Ska
Zagreh
Croatia
Thrmavhine
Xeletisak
Juuber
I Belgrude
Dragonlay
Serbia
Dubrovinsky
Prine Miniwee
Igualavia
iTugoslav
Donulir
Jugosavia
Tila Bac
Wigest Delage
Jugo
Alavia Anid
Nery Vita
Zemun
Zorka
Jugoslavia
Save al Saba
Auic
Atherton CW A MaximiLy Meeting Report
The October meeting of the CW A ssi at Atherton was held in the rest room on Thursday. President Mrs Blew apologized for absences of Mesdames Nothling Witkingon and Greenhill and welcomed new member Roderic. Financial statement by Mrs Cumming shows balance of 131010. Accounts were paid. Penny a week scheme discussed. Invitations received from Rav mahoe Malasde Werberton branches for annual meetings. Proceeds from last month stall fund tuck shop.
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Maton
Ravmahoe
Malasde
Werberton
Fragmented sports note with unclear details
In the afternoon a group of girls played, but the text is garbled and offers no clear event, teams, locations, or outcomes to summarize.
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Leer
Poverel Elimmes
Precautions Tight as Queen Elizabeth Ship Arrivals loom
In London on October 16 extra guards ringed the Queen Elizabeth. Special officers from Scotland Yard monitored the quayside and docksheds as dignitaries and crew arrived by plane from Paris before the liner sails. The National Association of Rise Clubs official was also noted amid the bustle.
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London
Yoyese
York
Ani Dushinsky
Paria
Scoland Yard
National Association of
Risa Clubs
Measles Epidemic Shrinks Innisfail Hospital Wards
Dr N Aroney reports a measles outbreak at Innisfail Hospital during the October meeting. Ward No fae Geen and parts of the craniaba ot were isolated to control spread. Maternity ward noted ongoing outbreaks and strict isolation measures amid the epidemic.
Miss Doreen Drexel Cites Pond's Cold Cream Favoritism
A dramatic brunette beauty from a prominent American family, Min Doreen Drexel, enthusiastic user of Pond's Two Cream, says Pond's Cold Cream is her preferred cleansing and skin softening product. Her remarks highlight a glossy, groomed look and the idea of a youthful beauty routine.
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Min Doreen Drexel
Pond
Reama
Abe
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