Herberton CWA Annual Meeting Report and Elections
The Herberton CWA held its annual meeting with Mrs Toft presiding and Dr C Holdcroft chairing. Officers elected include President Mrs Taft Treasurer Mr Aller Secretary Mrs Matthews with several vice presidents. the report noted debt reduction and community work including arts and crafts and Younger Set activities.
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Blakey
Burrell
Mutchell
Minnes Pigram
Betty Syme
Jennifer North
Atherton
Mesdaimes Wadley
Owens
Mackenzie
Wilson
Meadames Thompson
Tildra
Hood Syme
Rev Toft
C. Holdcroft
Bell
Millan Millan
Irvinebank
Evelyn
House Committee
Greenaway
CWA
Atheron
Wadlev
Aerberton
Holdcroft
Herberton Cw.a
Maynard
Alma White
W. E. Stowell
Atherton Tableland Division
Ita
Taft
Aller
Matthews
Mesdames Watts
Kemp
Roller
Gregory
Stowell
Janet Newell
Edmonton CW A Annual Meeting Notes Summary
Edmonton branch of the CW A held its annual meeting on September 5 in the RAL club room. Members discussed a rest room project with a £200 building loan grant and a fund balance near £1977. Officers were re-elected. delegate Mrs E Brown attended Brisbane conference. social events and fund-raising yielded deposits to the building fund.
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Edmonton
Q.C.W.A
Mesdames
Woodward
C. Corkhill
Mise Jones
Coembes
Whiterock
B. Clark
O'Neill
Windsor
Weatherstone
Gordonvale
McHardie
McHardis
G. Mann
W. Brown
Hardwick
Clark
Walker
E. Kling
Osborn
Wooley
Johnson
Davy
Gordon
Walcomed
L. Todd
Mra
D. Armadie
M. Mas E. Bugden
Daly
L. Wean
Mra Woodward
Mra. Clark
Mesdamen
Davey
G. Brown
E. Brown
Brisbane
Building Fund
Britain
Buildinn
Miss Jones
Armadie
Mann
Cork
Ingham Notes Sugar Season Update
Ingham reports sugar stocks in storage rising with 18,195 tons in store as Arka ba and Dundula shipped 1469 and 186 tons respectively. Crushing totals show Victoria 12,473 tons at 1612 per ton, Mack node 11,638 tons at 16401, with year to date crush at 160,685 and 151,717 tons respectively.
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Ingham
Lucinda
Arkaba
Dundula
Victoria
Q C W A Executive Meeting at Ravenshoe
The Q C W A Atherton executive met at Ravenshoe on Tuesday August 27 with chairwoman Sievell and secretary Holdcroft presiding. Delegates from multiple branches were present and reports on hospitals, landmarks, and fundraising were discussed. A Flying Doctor service appeal was supported and funds were allocated for next tasks. The annual meeting date was set for November 15 in Herberton.
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Ravenshoe
Q.C.W.A. Atherton Land Executive
Meadames Sievell
Kenny
A. E. Holdcroft
G. Coad
O'Sullivan
L. Moffatt
Wadley
Irvinebank
L M. Donaghy
M. Milgate
P. B. Donaghy
Malanda
Mesdames
M. F. Ross
V. Dobson
C. Donohue
Stone
A. Cross
H. Stringer
Butcher's Creek
Meedames A. M. Horsey
M. Wallace
Bo Wakefield
Charters Jprea
M. Jones
F. Tobin
M. Whelan
G. Smith
M. Gentle
F. E. Dodd
W. Pratt
M. Hatfield
F. Scarrett
M. Carrick
Mealing
A. Rankine
D. Clayton
Greenleaf
Mra Jones
Jeminson
Tolga
Topas
Yungaburra
Atherton
Alison
Millan Millan
Sterne
Charters Towere
Donohue
State Office
Griffiths
Keough
Murdering Point
Douglas
Hall
Stringer
Kirk
Malands
Whales
Susishine Mountain
Roberts
Berry
Nemes
To Che Social Spotlight Cairns News Snippet
Constable B R O Neill and Mrs O Neill left for Brisbane by train yesterday morning. Dr Fauiine Kent of Sydney is spending a holiday in Cairns. Dr Bent traveled overland from Sydney and will stay in Cairns for a few weeks. On the journey north she stayed a month at Lindeman Island in the Whitsunday group and will reside at Huics during her holiday.
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B. R. O'Neill
Cairns
Passengers Migrate by ANA Planes from Cairns to South
Cairns observers report ANA flights carrying named passengers southward yesterday morning and afternoon bound for Brisbane Townsville Rockhampton Bowen and Cooktown. Names include Sutter Sutter Lee Mason Mitchell Saunders Ac ton Jones Molesworth Petrohiles Smith Stewart and Beaborn among others.
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Cairns
Ana
Townsville
T. Saunders
Mesa
W. Acton
Ri. Jones
R. Molesworth
Nave
Hamilton
FP. Petrohiles
Rockhampton
F. Smith
Bowen
BR. Stewart
A.N A. Pinne
Thuredsay Isand
Mra. O'Leary
D. Turnham
A. Rey
Banton
J. Perret
Cooktown
National Radio Schedule Highlights September 13 1851
A historical radio timetable lists programs across the day including News Weather Reports Bible readings breakfast sessions hospital hour and evening music. Entries feature Morning Magazine romance and rhythm school broadcasts evensong from St Pauls Melbourne and referendum talks.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Melbourne
Evatt
Mr. Freser
Hawaii Calla
Friday Schedule Highlights From September 14 1951
A detailed radio timetable lists programs across morning to evening hours including News Weather and Music segments. Notable items include Breakfast Session Hospital Half Hour Kindergarten Reunion Daily Devotional and Morning Magazine with multiple music slots and serials.
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Enerntal
Gently Bentley
Housekeeping at Broadcasting House Symbol of BBC Nerve Centre
A look at BBC administrative work force expanding beyond Broadcasting House in London. The Central Establishment Office and organization and methods team compare BBC pay with civil service and other professions while managing staff growth from 22 to over 12 000.
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Broadcasting House
London
B.bc
British Broadcasting
BBC
B.A
Britain
B.B.C
Abe
White City
Civil Service
BOAC
Theatre
Diamond theft in Bangkok mail bag break in London
Diamonds worth over £10000 disappeared when a British Overseas Airways Constellation arrives in Bangi. Police say diamonds were consigned from London to a Bangkok trading firm and a mail bag was skillfully opened. A smaller registered bag inside contained the gems. Suspected theft likely occurred in London.
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Bangeoe
Reuter
Oversea Airways’ Corporation
Constellation
London
Bangi
Bangkok
Itta
Training East German Communists by Red Army Units
Bonn correspondent reports 60,000 East German Communists are secretly trained in 24 brigades by Red Army generals in the Soviet zone. The aim is to form a new Soviet controlled force using 200,000 uniformed personnel trained in infantry weapons.
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Rept
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Daily Express
Bonn
Red Army Generale
Red 9 Wehrmacht
Fone Psonies Pole
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