Northern Councils Enrich New Conference Agenda
The North Queensland conference meets at Antal with items on railway from Forsyth to Creydan, water supply conservation for Gulf of Carpentaria, standardising railways, a representative elected by hospital boards, and a request to erect a factory in North Queensland to handle surplus fruits.
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North Kent
Antal
Queensland
Forsyth
Metberters
Rer
Gulf of Carpentaria
Rmam-Powerstur
Ioniten
Noh
Queensland Lana ‘Dae
Semple
Bosrda
Emmeattrabh
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Mossman Notes and District Meeting Amid Budget Plans
In a September meeting under Mr J Kingston the Mossman district board discussed a proposed project budget around £17,060 for a new laundry block, renovated quarters, kitchen, and installation of a slow combustion heater with hot water. Plans and specifics will be sent to Health and Home Affairs for approval before inviting tenders, with Paterson of the local bank and Mr Bleck among attendees.
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Jg. Kingston
Wien
Tate
Paterson
Ieee
Bleck
Postwar US reconversion aims to fuel peace economy
A US official outlined reconversion plans after World War II, detailing demobilization, plant retooling, and employment goals. The discussion notes that full peacetime production requires careful management of labor, rationing, and transportation as war plants shift to civilian output.
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Hin
United States
Westramen Sf Aremeny
Enate Banking
Byrnes
Porter
Freriga
Roosevelt
Jeibe
Salbe Abit
Japan
Ohm Wo Snyder
Tapaa
Mater
Germany
Should Civil Servants Run The Airlines
An eminent visitor criticizes Australia's railways and argues against nationalizing air services. The piece laments rail and aviation inefficiencies, favoring private airline operators for reliability, safety, and cheaper fares. It notes allied wartime constraints, political pledges, and calls for private competition to spur growth and service reach across rural areas.
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South Amercar Republic
Hadentian Railways
Eoiljo
Goveenmer
America
Benind
Ameen
Suri
Curtin
Mantetet
Iesora
Australi
Netonsiisation
Toe
Schualfos
Austrate
Pamenger
Svernee
Pe Mies
Sid
Melenay
Sueweea
Eam
Aviation
Asia
Helt Aviation
Meriresen
Cma Fry
Aston
Sevenaurs
Tans
Neon
Apgets
Naaiike Thahion
Shew
Nels Piatie Cot Port-Nat
Exis Sida
Vine
Goversiment
TWAT
Australie
Melbourne
Darwin
Australia
Long Service War Veterans and Single Men Win Category
Fragmentary OCR notes reference wartime veterans and single men competing for a prize category. Mentions of representatives, potential transportation aid, and eligibility notes are unclear but point to a public award or recognition program.
Duponals Consaitalon Supplies Surph Wack Target
A terse note states three thousand units of surph wack will be obtained by a commission if available this season. Bulk vehicle sales occurred at Sy ba a pene truck site where 400 were sold. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Mareeba notes urge government action at public meeting
A Mareeba report outlines proposals from local officials to proceed with timing and arrangements for a memorial procession. It notes health department advisories, Arrangements to hold a public meeting in the Mareeba Council chamber, and details on services, processions, and commemorative displays for a local observance with attendance by servicemen and women.
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Ce Mareebe
Setar
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Paesa of
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Leadrstino Buckle
MS Red
Nemronere
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Ipswich
Fry
Mossman
Mange Treoe
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Wari
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Cechanen
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Sayer
Irge
Armed Services
Amelia
Sever
Ieee EU
Forde
Ivan
Tramaport
Mareeba
Serge Manthgr
Maree Krsburanseceenmittess Ste. We Wooley
Metidie Rasiyare
Heath and Bammint of Health and Home
Cera
Caver Konan
Moyles Merriespen
Merrie
Wsulating Board
COLTR
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Asbartey Murter
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