A New Record in Tourism in Britain July set new high
Britain enjoyed record tourist trade in July with 109,104 visitors from non Commonwealth countries and 18,000 from Commonwealth nations. Tourism is a key export as overseas visitors spent about £10 million in July and further earnings are expected from travel via British Airways and shipping lines. For the first seven months this year, tourist traffic is estimated 10 percent higher than the same period last year.
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Britain
British Travel and Holidays Association
British Commonwealth
British Airways
Penguins Protected By Feathers Against Extreme Cold
Experts note penguins’ bodies are wrapped in tiny feathers forming a watertight coating and a water repellent coat that dries quickly after leaving water. They warn of petroleum supply constraints, with reserves projected to meet demand only for three to four thousand years given current withdrawal rates.
United Nations Tuberculosis Campaign in Mexico
A United Nations backed drive combats tuberculosis in Mexico with Scandinavian volunteers and support from the World Youth Organization and the International Children's Agency Fund. The program, tied to a broader four year effort, shows volunteers at work in Mexican villages.
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Bonis
United Nations
Red Crome
Taterational Chieren
U. N
Uouth
Bors
Vila Sare Mexica
Bali Enchanted Isle Again Under Siege
Describes Bali facing renewed upheaval as new Indonesian authorities replace Dutch rulers. Balinese society, famed for art and temple life, confronts Javanese civil servants and a growing national movement while striving to maintain unique culture amid social changes and external pressures.
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Bali
Denpasar
Balj
Seoven
Republican of
Indonesia
Omalierg
Freedom Movement
Java
Herbertton News School of Arts Meeting Report
Herbertton October meeting of the School of Arts presided by Rev Toft. Members admitted to financial statements show slight improvement. Library activity noted with new town members and ongoing registration formalities. Various attendees listed, including Mr Grace Mira and Mrs Syme, with hospital and personal notes mentioning inmates and visits.
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Herberton
Toft
Herusiton Schoo
Arta
WE. Stovell
Stovall
Ove
Jannesnion
Wa Persy
Apn
Wien
Hecheran Hospital
Strangest Ante Mal y in Western Canada Wildlife Tale
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a bizarre animal mix in western Canada including antelope giraffe goat deer and others. The passage is garbled with names and unclear events, mentioning a decade and a poetically framed, protected status.
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Western
Canada
Pam
Jim
Innisfail Fire Board Meeting Minutes Report
Innisfail Fire Brigade Board held its monthly meeting with Chairman Mr T Robertson presiding. Present were Mesrs 8 Camu 3 OLoughlin ME AC Mitchell J Cantor and the secretary and chief officer. Inspections of business premises were carried out and advice given as needed. Inspections were also conducted for grass and scrub burning requests and related guidance provided.
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T. Robertson
Innis- Wall
Tully Notes QATB Meeting and Social At Tully
The monthly meeting of the Tully QATB committee approved the lowest bid by H Gu for painting the building interior. The gathering, chaired by Mr C Rick, noted a banked balance and reviewed financials. Social events followed, with members and visitors from Cairns Silkwood and El Arabana attending with the Far Northern Division president in attendance.
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Tully
H Gu
Tully Qata
C. Rick
Mesare E. McKeown
Pease
R. Gard W. Adams
F. McCarthy
C Homare
Bank of
Easanid Ds
Pana
Eiletia Ito Us
Eirente Ee
Honttary
Tee Chaleaien
Gardena
Tuby
Cairns
Silkwood
el Arabana
Hac N. MacDonnell
Mra L Anderson
Twenty Years On Cook Shire Council Honours Former Councillor
At the Cook Shire Council meeting in AOORTOWN on October 18, dignitaries honoured former Councillor Chandler after twenty years of service. Cr RH Branay praised his work and the council paid tribute to his commitment to the district, noting his staunch independence and focus on public welfare. Chandler thanked colleagues for their words, recalling council struggles and the shift to amalgamation, and expressing pride in serving the people. The council planned to appoint Mr PJ Grogan to fill the vacancy, while reasserting their respect for Chandler’s tenure and illustrating the strong community ties of the local government.
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Aoortown
Cook Shire
Courei UN
Couelor W “Coingier
Yno
Ian
Cr RH
Branay
Atte Tonstely
Tripsi Els
Soa
Alwaye
Crvais
Chanster
X. Evans
Chenier Wit
Mller,McCouille
Hallam
Lewis
Seabrook
Channer
Landy
Chandler
Chancler
Persistent worry offers hope in uncertain times
A fragmented note hints at persistent worry and hope amid ongoing uncertainty, mentioning people and places in a clipped, newspaper-card style. The readable fragments suggest a cautious outlook and a desire for reassurance despite unsettled events.
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