Atherton Shire Council Meeting Highlights
The Atherton Shire Council met September 9 with chair KE Merlin and councillors Forsyth Madigan Baxter Lloyd Storet Quilter English Tontevin Taylor. Diphtheria reported in Grayalreet. school grounds graveling and parade area improvements approved. Proposals for water and electric mains considered. road deviation at Red Hill discussed. Everson accepts land use for road works with costs borne by applicants. Delegates named for North Queensland Tourist Development Association meeting. Financials show rates, water, and sundry expenses. two diphtheria cases noted and health inspections conducted.
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Tolga
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Perticas
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Mafia
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Midlin
Towneville
J. Vitter
Pawore
Cat
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Pegmleion
Rene
CirActor
Madiaan
Mee Walker
Atomic science writer forecasts new world with neutrons
William Laurence outlines how atomic neutrons could transform medicine and biology, enabling tracing of metabolic pathways in animals and plants. He cautions against overestimating power use in engines, noting practical energy plans require heavy, impractical equipment.
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New York Times
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United States
Weil
Il Sian
Jong Ust
Chancelor
Arthue H. Campton
Fon University
St. Lovin
Dutch Gratitude For British Aid Echoes Across Rebuilt Holland
A BBC party led by John Snager visited war torn Holland from Zeeland to Walcheren witnessing rebuilding in Eidhoven and surrounding towns. Residents praised Britain and the BBC broadcasts that sustained hope amid shortages and ruin. A Dachau survivor thanked the British for inspiration as volunteers, workers, and officials recount gratitude and resilience. The visit included leaders from Dutch towns and a senior WBC editor guiding coverage.
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Wbcr Wee Purnpran News Room
Hollywood Heads Reflect On Directing Achievement And Style
Hollywood veterans discuss the directing profession, noting long apprenticeship, perseverance, and craft. McGowan highlights two generations of Oscar winners, naming Capra Ford Wyler and Wilder, while lamenting the industry’s demanding path from trainee to accomplished director.
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George Marshall
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Alen
Bicycle Popularity and Global Demand for New Machines
The Dunlop Bullet notes bicycles remain popular as cheap healthy transport despite racing focus fading. Prewar counts show about 7.8 million bikes worldwide, led by Germany 17 million and Britain 10 million. global civilian production halted in war, sparking a surge in demand. Britain plans 2.5 million exports. America faces tepid postwar growth. China and Russia plan expanded output under five year plans.
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Australia
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Herberton RSL considers memorial house project
A Herbertton RSL sub-branch meeting on Sunday discussed asking the War Memorial Committee to take over the club house and green, funding, and the need for voluntary labor. Members debated costs, future plans, and a welcome for Mr Cummings, while ratebooks and local arrangements were noted.
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E Freeman
Newent
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Freeman
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Anderson and
Normer
Mir
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Tahrnie
Mestry
Survey Says Americans Support Equal Pay For Women
A Fortune magazine public opinion survey finds nearly two thirds of American men and women favor equal pay for women doing the same work. Most respondents also support women in political roles and leadership in schools, with both sexes agreeing mothers share child discipline duties.
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Gruesome Identification Task Warraw AP report
A garbled AP item references grim identification and wartime atrocity details. The text mentions German soldiers and SS actions, with unclear names and places, indicating a focus on casualties and forensic identification amid war.
Venice festival sponsors Belgica revival for world film showcase
A fragment notes an international firm Sentiva displaying world set productions in Venice and plans for a festival cycle. It mentions frequent events every two years and critics commenting on a Belgica revival to sponsor the festival.
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Poles 1X W ertan Terri Tories War saw report
In Warsaw Poland reports mention repatriation efforts and shifts in military or civilian positions. The text references Austria, Poland, and a 888.00 amount tied to equipment or fortification work amid rebuilding and relocation activities.
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Poland
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Polant
Freemasons receive Grand Master visit in Innisfail
Innisfail hosts a formal reception for the new Grand Master of Freemasons in Queensland M Wor Bro Eustace Alfred Jones. Delegates from Cairns and northern districts attend as RW P Scekearded ha and Col. HE Rochard join Grand Lodge officers. Toasts, welcomes, and remarks emphasize loyalty to Freemasonry.
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Innisail
United Grand OF Freemasons
Queensland
Eustace Alfred Jones
Cairns
RE War
W. Calder
War
C Ruseblave
R. Harpin
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Rome
Thorent Sanhelar
Kashmir Nationalist Leader Abdullah Sentenced in Srinagar
Reuters reports Srinagar says Sheikh Abdullah, head of the Kashmir National Conference and self determination leader, was sentenced to a year in prison on charges of edition. Nehru had been tried in June to arrange a defense and was detained two days by newspapers.
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