CWA Milaa Milaa Members Welcome State Figures
A large Millaa Millaa CWA gathering at the Maternity Hospital welcomed ex State President Mrs JH Fairfax and Mrs A J Crowther, with local branch leaders and visitors from Malanda Bundaberg and Central Division. The event featured a cream-trace ride, flowers, speeches, thanks to pioneers, and hospitality.
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Millaa Millaa
CWA
We Millaa Millaa Maternity Hospital
JH. Fairfax
A. J. Crowther
Jeswueit
Northern Division
Mesdames LS
SD. Paterson
Robertson
Wadsworth
Callinan
Noeman
Gray
Dargue
West
Kay
Katting
Gerke
Brotherton Dow
Elison
Wallace
Milla Milla
Mesdames R. J. Clarke
Bishop
Jackson
Nash
Wolfenen
Minbun Moregatta
C .C. Horton
W. J. Hornand Worland
Inmsfail Road
Vistors
Draper
Malanda
Bonfield
Hondabere
Muss Buchanan
Central Division
W Grumley
Morezala State School
Miss Noonan
Fairfas
Fairfax
Whereat
Ising
Millaa Milla
Crow
Asough
Ion
Sydney
Queensland
Re O
Mr . Crowther
Littleluna Paterson
Jocelyn Brotherton
Mesurtax
Hookworm infections in Innisfail show case sparks trial
Innisfail September 1 a health inspector pressed Pedro Labb show proprietor for erecting tents on unapproved camp land. Testimony described unhealthy conditions with septic waste and rising carbolic acid gas linked to hookworm infection. The court heard plans, notices, and arguments over permits and public health duties.
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Innisfail
A. EL Aitkin
Johnstone Shire Council
M.A. Selly
Pedro Labb
Ravelling
Tunisfail
Moa. Vandeleur
Johnstone Shire Counci
T McNamee
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening and Night Sessions
The listing outlines 6 pm to 1 am programming relayed to Rockhatny and 4RK with dinner music for children, birthdays, verse, and farm market news. Evening features include an ABC Old-Time Dance Band lineup with vocalists, instrumental pieces, and regional weather updates. Night programming runs 8 pm to 1 am with dances, choirs, humor, and news courtesy of the Daily Standard.
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B.C
Miss Brisbane
Bebe
Bunty
Newmarket
Daily Standard
Ho W. Rers Sc
Pho
AKC
Rockhampton
ABC
The
Anne Adams
Mel
Marshall
Lancers
Holties
E Barratt
Bennett
Commonwealth Weather Bureau
Brish
Wireless News
Colleen Hope
A.K.C
Valeta
Unclear hearing on charity proceeds and protest tents
Witnesses discuss holes in repairs and the leakage risk, a hospital committee breakdown, Labb's pledge to donate proceeds to the unemployed, and whether tents are needed for the Merry Mix show amid public interest. The case for the complaint was then closed.
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Nce
Labb
McNameé
Coune
Aishough
South Johnstone River
Grand Central Hotel
Innisfail Hotel
Cong
Aitkin
McNamee
Ajthin
Defence moves to dismiss case on multiple grounds
The defence by McNamee seeks dismissal on nine grounds including no offence disclosed, lack of evidence, inapplicability of Febery 19 l ast Health Acts Queensland regulations, insufficient evidence of land area as camp, tents not proving temporary abodes, ultra vires camp regulations of 1931, and infringement of liberty to manage affairs. A further hearing is requested.
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Afl
Perry
Himchimbrock
Shire
Yspector
Chile
Murphy Jenor
Jones
MaNamee
Lihness
St South Johnstone
Labb
My McNamee
Decndant
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KJ. Clarke
Minban-Moregita
Inch
Mixe Fuchanan
Milla Beanch
Kelly
Kimstone Shire
Inisfail
Vandeleur
Endant
Defendan
Sto
Inspector Kelly
Johnstone Shire
Connell
Mr. Aitkin
Pine
Hted
Faty
Sland
Ver
Normary Foster
Skeets’ Gallagher
Eugene’ Pallette
Carole Lombard
Pathet Picture
Robert Armstrong
Carol Lombard
SIG News
Eno
Brisbane
Sap
Evening News
I Mg Ot
Defence
Ami
Myst
Jeture
Lawrence Tibbett
Grace Moore
Adolphe Menjou
NEW Moon
Grant Withers
Loretta Young
H. B. Warner
Metrotone News
Leila Hyams
Mary Duncan
Love
Elissa Lands
John Stuart
John Leagilen
Mariel Poulton
Children OF Chance
Iloren OF Chance
Tom Fox
Molly
Sally
Whittick
Cine Fed
L. A. Wilkinson
Northern
Tropical Theatre Corner
Cairns
Advant
Rudge Whitworth
Servce
Sheridan Street
Atherton
A. J. Draper Ltd
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