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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Sep 02, 1943

Page

6

Bowlers clash as Reynolds leads strong showing in finals

Reynolds 30 on and 40 cm standout show helped by Chris Lewis as the final looms. Settee 182 to 18 marks a close contest with Lewis improving over practice. Alice Brand and Consistency Reynolds to 151 119 follow a day of steady bowls and coaching calls as clubs plan pennant trials.

Reynolds Talk Sera Amy Chris Oe Lewis Opticeps Arte Prospect Co Pss Im Hancicep Prilomne Alice Brand R. Tait R. Bridie Richardson A. Lewis V. O. Dimes Dunwoodie Marshall Stewart Callaghan Robinson Wilkie O'Brien Shay Tait Wille Siaman Daniel Thompenn V. Gaffney J. Jennings Thornley Leaver Ingrad Montgomerie II Dunca Wilkie Shaw Carvolih Fangen Blackmore Y. Robinson Willis Richsideon Box Carvolth

War with Japan and Europe under Hitler’s tyranny

The speech discusses ongoing war against Japan and Europe facing Nazi tyranny. It notes British American and Chinese support for a supreme allied commander with Chiang Kai-shek, questions German prospects this year, and criticizes mass psychology and U-boat setbacks. The speaker emphasizes duty and honor in continuing the war effort.

Japan Chiang Kai-shek Europe Hitler Denmark Germany Mediterranean

Club rink competition seeds winners named in report

The Indian club rink event concluded with winners Mesdames Counts from Gortonvale and skips Dect aon Atherton and Tamble Innisfail Winkworth Calm. The consolation prize went to Mesdames Wensbled Innisfail and Simmonds Gordon Vale Martin Babinda and O Leary Calm.

Mesdames Counts Gortonvale Dect Aon Atherton Tamble Innisfail Winkworth Calm Meadames Wensbled Simmonds Gordonvale Martin Babinda O'Leary Calms

Came Club Notes And Comments On Weekend Games

The club notes recount many players including Jordan McKensie Mor ten Sv Skoierm Darley Kern Morrison OCavanagh Stuart Lennon Rae Parker Sarrington Boland Carne Morrison Gin Tadman May Locke Mornen Crowley and others. It highlights A grade jungles Crowley 31 Dillon 2 and Crowley's late gamble to turn three down into two up, plus praise for Be war and Dillon. The piece commends the overall enthusiasm for bowls, the fine green condition, and the greenkeeper's work as the club reflects on recent matches and player performances.

Jordan McKensie Morten Sv Skoierm Darley Kern Morrison Ocavanagh Stuart Locke Lennon Comme Cooney da Costa Perker Marrinan Kelly Harpie Rae V. Knudson Diln Warpin Jones Murchison Moot Bude White Nutting Purcell Parker Sarrington Boland Carne Hour Morrison Gin Tadman Seay Crowley Samen Sydney Dillon Ian Host Dillon Wen Toro Boten May Uren Whight Brown Boden

Plus Wellkenone Double Five Org y Now At All Canteens

An OCR fragment notes a phrase referencing Plus Wellkenone and a double five, with unclear context about orgy and pricing or inclusion at canteens. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks identifiable people or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.

Fragmentary Echoes of June Political Rhetoric

The unreadable OCR fragment hints at June era praise for fascist or nationalistic movements and calls for unity among common people. Mentions republics, nations, and a symbolic path toward rest from labour, with unclear references to leaders and dates. The passage contains many garbled words and lacks clear, coherent facts.

Republic of the Tale Hole Mars Seth Wat 19

Love Is a Gross Exaggeration of Human Difference

A compact reflection cites Bernard Shaw asserting love exaggerates distinctions between a single person and all others. The quote frames love as an overstatement of sameness and difference in human relations.

Els Bernard Shaw

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