Mirriwinni Notes Alp Meeting and Socials
The Mirriwinni ALP held a September meeting with Mr Brand presiding. A report on an interview with Councillor Watson and engineer Mr Rudge was tabled, awaiting a full report from Mr Jude. The Bowman Club monthly meeting had a large turnout with recruits for payment, and social events included a dance at Mirriwinni with Frank Ward in charge and performances by EM and Hynes Orchestra. The week’s social page lists attendees, prizes, and a birthday gathering for Mr Frank Ward Plus notes on visitors to Cairns and local hosting.
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Amirriwinni
Brand
ALP
Heid
Watson
Rudge
Jude
Set Cwa
Ueriwinal Railway Pation
A.L P
Bowman Flib
Bowman Club
Frank Ward
Mia Maxal Ward
Mir P Barret
Formine
FWA
Ayr
Smiretwinnl
Sevurday
CWA
Rel Seas Etiereseful
Frank Werdaeme
Hynes
Clave
Kale
M Lewiemonte
Kirke
Richardson
Poohie
Whitman
Menzies
Mtr
Montague Nettal
Wo Wakeham
Ward
Ntayine. Oe & Gentleman
Mise Pegew Trackson
Deke OW
South Board
N. Tinto
Bana Broseh
Tyne
Tinee
Stacey Rogers
Mire Ward
Mieray-Prine
Cairns
Sour G Teu
Paddy Barrett
Cairne
Wrekend Eithie
Parmnetta Park
Frank Wart
Treasury
Iit
Housing Commission
Wilne Etd
Por Machinery Department
Licens
Celain
Britain
Royal
Denined
Mra
Bateman
Rao
Tubular
Fema
Leimmster
Fea
Pater-eheeler
Es Sun
Buchanan
Weorxane
Rievieres
Nanny Association
Caledonians
Weil
Britain Exports Rise 20 Percent Above 1938 Average
Britain reports exports in July up 20 percent over 1938 monthly average, with overseas trade totaling about £91.9 million. The piece notes shifts from war industries, rising furniture and aircraft production, and continued export growth across British industry, including chemicals, machinery, and shipbuilding orders.
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Britain
Brita
Znilon
Miles Thosuy
Durham
North San Segre
Parmacure
England
Ecordatier
Dalley
Uae
Ter VJ
U.K
Jugoslav Trade Delegation Visits Warsaw for Talks
A Jugoslav trade delegation arrived in Warsaw to assess conditions for expanded trade and draft a bilateral exchange sheet detailing exchanges between the two countries.
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Warsaw
Poland
Edinburgh to Arrange World Festival for Music and Drama
Edinburgh plans an International festival modeled on Salzburg to be staged in the summer. Mayor John J. Falconer says it could be Britain’s most important event of its kind. Committees will invite orchestras soloists drama and ballet groups for indoor and outdoor concerts. The International Club aids overseas hospitality and supports visitors from the United States Norway Czechoslovakia France and the Netherlands. The program promises lavish entertainment and a flagship summer season with the Halle Orchestra the London Symphony Orchestra and notable soloists. Also expected is Britten’s new work The Rape of Lucrece with Glyndebourne Opera Company.
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Edinburgh
Salzburg
Austria
John J. Falconer
Medinburgh
Britain
New International Club
Pries Norwvelan
Naamith
United States
Inv Belinburgh
Halle
John Barbirolli
Landen Philharmonic
Mmr
Lucrece
Benjamin Britten
Peter Grimes
London
Wirich
Gretter
Brogrammer
Bose’s Hideout Ties Chandra Bose to Japan Rumor
An account discusses Chandra Bose allegedly plotting with Japan, citing broadcasts and interviews. It mentions Bose’s 1940 activities in India, his capture after Bangkok surrender, and claims about his plans and possible return, with reference to Japanese intentions and Allied reactions.
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Singapore
Kutint Gham
Japan
Berlin
India
Ghaul
Bubbas Chandra Bose
Free India
Bangkok
Ingavore
War toll on Australian roads and new tour plans
A distorted account describes postwar Australia focusing on road conditions from Darwin to Tennant Creek, noting desertions and destruction, yet highlighting revived tourism. It cites government plans to retain strategic roads, promote Pioneer Coaches tours, and envisage future growth from developments in the Centre and Northern Australia.
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Australie
Thantral
Pepe Oy
Cho
al Okietts
Uitle
Souther Imereat
Auwel
Beaven Alice Springy
Larimab
Darwin
Mt. Ta
Tennant Creek
Montly
Mt. Let
Pioneer Coaches Pry. Ltd
Bex ‘Tours
Adelaide
Melbourne
Burgh
Dani ‘Ip
Bona Wil
Pines
Beven Weil
Heeck
al Yatorany
Cutkeys
Greece
Palestine
Attica
Islands
Australia
Aka
Katherine
Birdum
Bax
Fabins
Tentant
Baska
Northern Australian Development Committee
Council For Scientific and
Rearing Calves To Make Up Deficiency In Dairy Industry
A Victorian agriculture official urges dairy farmers to expand permanent calf rearing facilities to replace aging cows. He recommends dry, well drained shelters, paddocks, and a feed yard near a convenient path, with clean milk and fodder delivered, to shelter calves from cold and wind in southern and western areas.
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A. T. Hewitt
Victorian
Department of Agriculture
Clea Parkas
Worms
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