Health bulletin signals serious lung changes in King
Buckingham Palace confirms structural changes in the King's lung after recent exams. The King is advised to remain in London for further treatment as Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Margaret travel from Balmoral. Prime Minister Attlee visits the palace. Queen Mary also stays with the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Edinporth
Balmoral
Mr. C. R. Attlee
Mr. Attlee
Examinations Mention Changes Amid Royal Health Anxiety
A chaotic report outlines a string of examinations connected to Pt Ring and Ming 6 re Minnesetts of tgaime. It notes royal anxiety over health, with references to London and American treatment plans and warnings about ongoing changes and public advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt Ring
Arner
Royal Queenstown itinerary frames Brisbane stay
A garbled account outlines the royal tour plan for Queen Alexandra and Princess Margaret in Brisbane. It mentions arrival on April 28, state functions, speeches, royal receptions, a wreath laying, church services, State Hall ceremonies, and a focus on formalities with Queensland officials and visiting dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Givermur
Royal Pexty
Queensland
Shipping Dislocated in Britain Amid Labor Strikes
A chaotic labor dispute in Britain disrupts shipping with widespread stoppages. Reports indicate overtime bans, wage demands, and worker suspensions across several ports as unions press for higher pay and better conditions.
Louisiana seeks federal conference on local finances
The Queensland Local Government Association secretary said a conference involving Commonwealth State and local government representatives will be called to discuss local finances. The plan aims to secure a coordinated approach amid financial strains across jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrisbane
MKF RG
Mennirs
Commonwealth State
Goternminnl
Queenslant
G Ring
Whuld Ie
Voters on Roll Shrinks Before Queensland Referendum
Brisbane Sept 19 There are 9211 voters on the rolls in Queensland for Saturday's referendum says Chief Commonwealth Election Officer Mr Olstrit. This is 1907 fewer than the rolls for the April Federal election. The vanishing voters are believed to be people who moved without notifying the electoral office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Commonwealth
Olsrti
Ordy
Qben
Anzac Day Observance Plans Mentioned at King's Speech
Ex servicemen and servicemen would be urged to join the Anzac Day observance next year. The King will take the Anzac Day salute at City Hall before traveling to Anzac Square to deliver a significant address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troment
Chunnell
Arin Howie
Union
Rememibenne
Margaret
Annie
al Wonen
Troyal
Mernme
Audini
Bill
Atizar
Eviaburin
Posaibie
REL
RD. Huishwid
Gheensiead
Bret
Sauare
Strong U S Policy In Pacific Urged By Dewey
A garbled New York report cites Governor Dewey urging a strong unified U S foreign policy in the Pacific. The piece references Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and potential global conflict with scattered phrases about alliances and responses to growing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pacific
Mr. Dewey
New York
Mr. E. Bewey
United States
Government's delayed decision on apeat Doves and pact
Government delays decision on apeat Doves pact repairs considered by Male Chick Bele Wui PINON Wastanee pending further price read. Premier Att fe Non Choire Covstvi says aim to secure agreement before budget vote. Citizens weigh potential impacts while parties push for clear terms and stronger alliance cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganvermient
Onumilee
Bethane
Covstvi
Gale
Owen
Goa
Butchers to Close in Brisbane Tomorrow
Sydney dispatch reports Brisbane and regional meat trades set to close their shops Friday night in protest. The Meat and Allied Trades Federation says few Brisbane butchers plan to stay open, awaiting government action to decontrol meat prices and adjust wholesale and retail costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Sydney
Meat and Allied Trades Federation
G.K. Shand
Rockhampton
Yeppoon Butchers
Shand
Sands Fights Hono Lukis Bout Set for Chicago in October
Promoter Jim Morrin confirms Dave Sands will face Hono Lukis in Chicago on October 3 after a conference with officials. Negotiations included plans for a world belt shot and potential US tour to raise Sands’ standing before a major title fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Septin Ka
Dave Sands
Carl Olson
Chicago
Hue
Beuyemanages
Jack
Sulamona
Mugalee
Fa 'Neriet
Mehta
America
Sands
Shere Radionon
Maraice
Hart
Jim Morrin
New
Commonwealth Ten Year Plan Aims Stabilize Prices
Sept 18. Australian newspaper reports plans discussed by Commonwealth ministers to evolve a ten year plan for stabilizing prices in resources and commodities. The proposal includes potential price controls, cash payments or guarantees to buy output, and greater state involvement in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vondon
le Minster
Stokes
Commonwealth Premunion
Mary
Broken
Hill fighting continues in eastern front amid mud and unclear lines
The report describes ongoing hill fighting in the eastern front area with heavy mud, trenches, and intermittent artillery fire. It mentions Allied forces near Turku and mentions various locations and engagements without clear outcomes or decisive moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turku
Indy Hill
Banaue
Hanea
Soviet Settles Kurile Islands to Build New Center
A Soviet government newspaper reports permanent settlement of the Kurile lands by Soviet citizens. It states residents moved eastward, declaring the Kuriles a productive and cultured center under Soviet leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepit Aap
Aid Today
Yhant
Dnion Ay
Mie
Utile
Persian proposals test U S envoy amid oil disputes
The report outlines Persian government proposals affecting oil at Abadan refineries and British control concerns. It notes potential compensation terms, potential sale arrangements, and British influence on distribution, with emphasis on ensuring adequate jobs for Persian workers and maintaining refinery operations amid international pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hyerimian
Britten
Isd
Tran
Great Britain
Atlantic Treaty Ottawa talks hit temporary snag
Report from Ottawa covers a pause in discussions among allied ministers on measures of defense integration. Observers note potential friction over verification and force structures as allied nations proceed with the alliance agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Treaty Ottawa
Parliament debates poultry feed program in Brisbane
In Brisbane on September 19 the government pledged to secure feeding for poultry. Minister for Agriculture and Stock Mr. Collins pressed Parliament on feed wheat assistance and related freight measures, noting past actions by predecessors and calling for continued supply support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Northern Theatres
W. Smith
G. Gilmore
Cairns Lexacy
Returned Soldiers’ Club
Cairns Legacy War Widows’ and
Brisbane
Ely
Ana Stucke
Collins
Morrie
Collige
Adehiide
Culling
Take Decisive Action Against Communists Refined
Prime Minister Menzies urged a Yes vote in the referendum to empower government action against Communists before Christmas. He warned Communists as a fifth column and cited the High Court ruling on the Communist Party Dissolution Act if Australia faced war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
R. G. Menzies
High Court
Australia
Mennies
Political debate over war powers and communists in Australia
Fragmented account describe Mr Menaite's view on prewar actions against treason and communist influence. The text discusses Parliament power, public ballot, and fears of wartime governance affecting Australia during rising tensions with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menaite
Vawance
Australia
Fuchs
Kashmir cease fire struggle reports and elections
AP dispatches from Srinagar note limited fighting near a blown bridge and a single Indian sentinel. In the Kashmir capital reports claim a Constituent Assembly election lists 74 seats with candidates from Sheikh Abdullah and the National Conference. Farmland remains under tension as cease fire lines and mountains divide opposing forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kashmir
Une Belwers Pdi
Wistan
Associated Press
Ewing
Noro
Klich
Four Men Collapse Deaths in Sydney Wave
Four men collapsed during a wave of incidents in Sydney as authorities report multiple deaths. The chaotic scene included medical responders and rapid-onset health concerns across areas near the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wear
Master of Wahine Exonerated at Inquiry
A fragmented report from a court inquiry discusses a ruling exonerating the Master of Wahine in a maritime incident near Wellington and Mbarivla, with references to names such as D Junnwon and Eriuln, and mentions of a panel in the Arafura region. The text indicates disputes over blame and a decision favorable to the master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Soy
Reuters
Arafura Bea
Risin
Tim
Egoered
Eriuln
Pertifiater
Ana
Ira
Brisbane Company Plans for New Mining Work
A Brisbane firm outlined its proposed mining expansion and related expenditures aiming to secure major orders from Canada and Australia. Officials cited cost reductions, upcoming contracts, and planned investments totaling around 230,000 pounds, with additional funds allocated for equipment and testing as they push forward with the project.
Aritist Facred Film Pashe CPSS01
Fragmentary text from a London scene references a film and votes. Names and places are unclear, but mentions Atom style cues and a betting site. The piece reads like a clipped entertainment note with speculative references and partial quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aritist Facred Film
PASHE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Py Muris UI Acen S
Apluaiew Fm
Ron
Belo
Uwe
Austral
Elidabeths
Faisal
Han
Arisbane
Leyi
Ueenshand
New Zealand
Maletieas
Prinnes Soveares
Beale
Syste
Ark
Cofmrounien
Townswiler
AK Townville
Pawary
Justine
Yernor
Withy Connwanith
Wd McKell
Chernie
Wal Sir Lavaruck
Commonweath
RG. Menains
FM. Rawson
Eric J. Warrison
FH. Berryman
P. Manning
Tate
Bristol
Manchester
Manchenter
Ion
Benue
Init
Fronen Exon
Uhlandie
Fieas
Eaibureh
Britain
Zevon
Brise
Australe
Ward
Dewey
Trey Suter
Nell Kenan
Rous Reese
Seefoy
Ceili Ik
MacKay
Titn
Seth Otin
al Corvill
Seana
Mim
Eef Robinson
Korea
Saul
GAIYS
Tenny
Aimee
Aled
Frillery
Fox Pune
Tyran
Inlee
Martie Mae
Hao
Tering Arkanui
Vmenunist
Jeter
United
Seine
Unyanee
Mme Ima
Perrier
Hurrman
Una Stees
Amitain
Abadan
al Abadan
Hussein Mek
Bar
Rinhl
Barday Magkur
Urko-Greer Admissions
Ottawa
Vie
Poel
Greer
Rome
Brverin
Ble
Bjorn Andee
Stanwell
Srinvally Segues
Frank
Myst Rayne
P Poultry
Shy Mercies
Pion
Woods
Dyfed
Borov
Oxestrerin Ie Eausen
Brisbane Company
Mina
Keith
Cnmpany
Pete
Canada
Aurea Adest Busopeat Urwspniur Uppan
Tue
Heidi Wen Cer Veide
Iast
Jferrie Mae
Pio
Peluanen
S Vray
Jaeas
ML Compass
Richains
Trush Ana Sparisham
Brishene
Peat
Pep Mange
Wien
Alain
Cionihdaine Press
Uae
Sent
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!