Reea fead to admine the reaturung public war
Fragmented OCR text describes a land sale and property notices near McLea street and Ping messages street. Mentions Calivan ram 8/1043 and a Land Office public sale in a Powis block area. References 52 acres, riverfront frontage, and multiple dates and contact entities for land agents in Mareella Georgetown area.
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Shy Mariner Tyre Service
Ping
Calivan
MUWRG
Cairns
Powis
Mungund
Stereos and Newell Fry Gammnal Bane
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions stereo equipment and names Fry Newell Gammnal Bane Garona with unclear context. Readable entities include person names and a possible place but no coherent event or date emerges.
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and Newell Fry Gammnal Bane
Evar Asenig Somo
Fragmented ad text shows various items and prices in a damaged paper
The readable fragments mention tickets prices and product names. Names like Meccan Sete and Sahel Posaies appear alongside general retail notes. The content also references an address Speriganatreet and a seller with Proprietress Mra M Henley.
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AL Wrlc
Rds
Chivese
Cyecrers Sid Aah Tigers
Ig Orc Wruttien
AL Tpit AG
Dante Cae Aera
Wilhele Eweoepers
Vallubie
Chim Roy Savings
Burma
Mayranan
Quinine Supplies Conserve For Troops In Tropics
Canberra reports September 2 the federal government orders line MUR to be omitted from select proprietary tonics to conserve quinine for troops in the tropics and essential civil needs, amid wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Tropica
Tridas
Atherton Anglican Ch Church Gala Highlights Local Faith and Community Roles
An Atherton page details a wartime era church event with civic and church groups in charge. The report notes competition, decorated displays, and awards for best vase and collection, highlighting local volunteers, fundraisers, and social organizations supporting wartime economy and welfare efforts.
Innisfail vines research inquiry sent to Canberra
A correspondence from Innisfail discusses vine culture and native plant extracts. Dr Barnard in Canberra notes potential insecticidal plants from Far North Queensland and Malaysia for testing, asking for samples and distribution data to plan large scale trials and field surveys.
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Innispail
Sep
Wiley
Barnard
Cuuineit Tor
Canberra
I Weil
Bachach
Querinidad
Canverra
Averiense
Barasrd
Bertie Elfinnies
Malaya
Ania
Queensland
Ney
Maru Cola
Kuranda District Notes on Rainfall Short of Last Year
August 31 rainfall figures show lower totals than the previous year with 22 points reported to date. The notes reference sheep counts and ongoing weather comparisons within Kuranda and surrounding district records, noting rain shortfalls and regional variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Poles
Socal
Chillagoe Notes Dance Night Supports Charity
The monthly dance in aid of the Sg 167 8 mort Tae me tale tb Cai Armbulahee wes ed 0 sts) seve a Maney resin Te at Saturday night Euchre "wae 25-7" ene layed. People including Mises E and M. Newman, Mr. L. Clark, and Ambulance superintendent attended. Mrs J. E Aap of El Avish and Kuranda guests joined, with a two weeks holiday planned. Private D Veivers’s relatives at Oak Forest attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Erin
Mises E
M. Newman
Marriman
Mr. L. Clark
Randy
Pemson
J. E
el Avish
Vinting Kuranda
BE B Ditton
Tanita
Acond
Dilan
Keorsen Peivale
Minchin
Amd Alling “Bose
Oak Forent
Mim Tech
Bundaberg
Serivadlar Tuemiay
Tates
Heal Veacher
Mrs Row
Soldier protests profiteering in Cairns shops and hotels
A letter from an ALF veteran returning from the Middle East complains about high prices and profiteering in Cairns. He cites charges for gin, whisky, malted milk, soft drinks, and meals, noting dramatically inflated costs and poor value at several retailers. He urges fair treatment for soldiers stationed there and calls for price relief during their service.
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Mina
Middle East
Ano
Gmee
Simplification of Meal Order sparks wartime controls debate
A fragmented article notes government measures on food supply under the War Organisation of Industry, defining caterers and meals while Parliament riffs on war powers and possible early elections. It cites Premier Dunstan and Minister Curtin amid broader debates on national control and security.
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Australia
Australis
Commonwealth
Uiereta
Victoria
UCP
UAP
Hollins
Dunstan
Duintan
Holline
UbUc
Knox
Cale
Brigadier Knox
Tria
Dustase
Curtini
Dunmian
Meale
Minster of State For War Organisation of Industry
Ans Peel
Dimller
Boarime Howe Vert Howe
Bruse” Sperment House
Pamele’ Mort Socuere
Shortage of Supplies and War Demand Creates Strain at Factories
Fragmented OCR shows disrupted text describing shortages of needles and other leather goods, rising demand for repairs, rationing effects, and limited civilian production. Notes shifts in militarily needed materials, manufacturing postwar constraints, and lingering area shortages impacting local shops and workers.
Fragmented wartime relief notes and salvage efforts
A garbled wartime passage references the Red Cross, salvage operations, and city collection efforts during 1940. It notes distributed relief fears, the coast areas, and attempts to prevent waste as part of a broader effort to aid the war zone and support communities through ongoing crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Forced Unionism Debate in Canberra September 72
The Australian scene reports the debate in the House of Representatives on Government Supply Department contracts and forced unionism. Attorn ey General Evatt and Minister Beasley defend the existing terms, noting no proven sweating links and opposing compulsory union clauses in clothing contracts. Beasley cites employer disapproval and vows to press reforms despite opposition.
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Canberra
Thehalf
Asocisiet Chambers of Manufactures
MIT Withalll
Attormey-General
Evatt
Miniead
Sr Bensley
Altormey-Generst
Brake Brecknan
Sir ‘Beasley
Gyo Ang
Canada Increases War Spending And Food Controls
Readable text outlines Canada mobilizing for war with a national loan of 33,000 dollars and maintenance costs around 9 000 dollars. It notes October 1 as a target for some measures and discusses wheat, barley and grain production forecasts, rail and supply concerns, and Britain rationing bacon and pork. Federal revenues show a rise as wartime measures expand.
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Sorumusnee
Bacor
Canada
Inhuman Treatment Report From Lisbon on Jewish Persecution
A Lisbon correspondent reports on forced confinement of Jews and threats by armed men. Travellers describe violence near churches and a church relief effort disrupted by mobs. A train arriving in Teueune carried 45 women and children among grim scenes as protests and permission requests surfaced.
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London
Lisbon
Abe
Smoot
Teueune
Aged spinster dies in London survivor of twelve children
Septeester tt Mr Bertha Panoy Maines of Le don died leaving the lat survivor of a family of twelve children. She is survived by 140 nephewe wid nisees living in Britain. Canasta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bertha Panoy Maines
Ledon
Emily
Utter Devastation Recounted Across German City
A fragmentary wartime dispatch describes widespread destruction in a German city with hundreds believed killed or wounded. The report notes heavy bombardment and chaotic scenes as rescue efforts begin amid debris and fear.
Women Missioners Return from New Guinea
An Australian announcement notes three women from New Guinea mission work returning to Wy Australia. The group includes Miss Wisbs Aime, Mrs Newmar pate Rev RL Neaman, Mrs Taylor, and Soler Thicy king. Eighteen women mintomariee remain in Se Gumea.
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Melbourne
Miss Ne
Wisbs Aime
New Guipes
Wy Australia
Mra Newmar Pate
RL Neaman
Ion Seet Buns
Mra Taylor Fwife
Hay
Teylor
Wengels
Soler Thicy King
Meare Newnan
Fur
Mintomariee
Se Gumea
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Joss Synre Ltd
Igre Alken
Sharpen Coles
Iinet Niles
Canoaseulena Morse
Seta Gees
Rene
Asher Selrewane
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Lazear Sum
Caleme Wester
Lamar
Marge
WoshTals ‘Board
Seater Aneenaat
Deacon Sense
Bowen
Warren Ats
CLESS
Renate
Canaan
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Setar
Prulp
China
Lange
Berit
Jeffery
Ehren
Satoriay
Farlouma
Weghis
Permanert
Precine- Marder
Ou Nageele
Eugene Comomanian
Eiteny Onihe
Orisa
Walla
Man-eleere
Lea Savnon
Caeatrowt Pena
Sousa
Mewartials
Imate
Aiateee
Ree
Viase Selection
Aoion Lendiegtam
Vera
Pataca
Cains
Garona
Asie Hile Coert Bae ReRae
Mra
M Henley
Proprietress
Pactour
Remnes
Jasland
Fassarade
Trinity
Jedical
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Eewerdet
Conservation Flans
Atherton News Anglican
Selii
Drm
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Armoig
Chile
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Caomminge
Bat Wallace
Jong Sars
van Geleelion
Vane Secel Deas
Sit Abate
Merny Dillon
Nest Ease Miers
Nah
Mores
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Elcadlerbeels Wi
MGA
Ily Burks Teuce Lner
Carrile
Coleman Parsnip
Sire Coloner
Farrow
J” Weber
J” Weber Ancelbr
Mire Lee James
Imei
Esmictin
Gladis Walkin Reonen
Mix Wilbineam
Ceieciinre
Avery Sin Maia Wididin
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Atherton Patriotic Society
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Church of
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Hela
Bagland
Trier
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Wm Varnamds
Kuranda and District
Wearurn
Chillagoe
Caires
Innisfail Lighting
Cams
Scooraance
Barron Falls
Mroc
Berin
Jane
Zohnmone
Ieee
Smplufication
ForTes
Prom Var
Nationa Security
Warshee
Sepatreea
Aaquery
Aincy
News From
Awort Wave
Broadcantons
Ottawa
Prem Terre
Joan of Tw
Nave Beeths
Sailaine
Bureau
Baatatien
Geyer
Etna
Fecara Brose
Ogia
Tadep
Taheis Ie Aimon
Britain
Wanadas
Saiert Lowa
Scipbuiing
Canage
Wince Doe
Sellars
Eassorts
Canady
Acveran
Ram OW Naslibler
New
Guivea
Cane Prices Board
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