Poisoner or Poised Artist Wainewright in Tasmania Fame
An analysis of William Wainewright the convict and artist, his 1820s voyage to Van Diemen's Land, alleged poisoning rumors, and a Melbourne University Press paperback biography by Robert Crossland detailing his life, portraits, and dubious reputation.
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Charles Camb
George Edward Griffiths
Helen Abarcomby
Waineweight
Havelock Ellis
Robert Crossland
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Crossland
China Faces Vast Farm Losses Amid Drought and Floods
The Peking People’s Daily reports a large agricultural disaster with over half of China’s cultivated land affected by drought and related calamity. The Communist Party paper notes 600 million people remain confident in overcoming the crisis.
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Peking
Peking People's Daily
Communist Party
France
Belgium
Holland
Quiet Talk With A Professor
Book review discusses J K Galbraith's The Liberal Hour, praising its shift toward informal dialogue over lectures. It covers themes on economics, peace with Russia, machine vs human skill, education funding, inflation, full employment, and public influence, with notes on style and local market reception.
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J. K Galbraith
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Dony
Txeabais
Somie
Bony
Kelly
Neha
Russia
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Dghi
Canberra
Paradise
Waller Murdoch
Iman
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Liberal Hour
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Tim es Crossword Ancroxs Clue Snippets
Fragmented cryptic style clues list with partial word fragments and stray letter hints. Readable entries include definitions like Take hold on Lie in wait and Sea eagles with mismatched word lengths and broken cross references.
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Esfanel
Bammer
Pope to Define Church Views on Social Governance
The Pope indicated he will issue a document outlining the Catholic Church’s thinking on social governance in our time. He spoke in a New Year address to 1042 foreign missions heads, marking the 70th anniversary of Rerum Novarum.
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Soho
Ace
Holy See
Asaue
Pone Lea XI
Books that fit the holidays
A holiday readings list notes several novels with festive mood and exotic settings. It highlights Elizabeth Eneil and Patricia Wrightson works, praising character depth, atmosphere, and cross cultural themes, including youthful adventure and gentle mystery.
Unity for Orthodox Church Plan in Athens Talks
A three day dialogue between Patriarch Alexe and Archidaph Thooklites leaders of Korsia and Gresce churches reaffirmed unity and effort to preserve peace. The Times of London noted initial concern over Russia backing secular nationalism but the mission ended with a cooperative tone and possible World Council of Churches link.
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Alexe
Arehhidap Thooklites
Ieaders
Korsia
Gresce
Aid
Times of London
Russia
World Council of Churches
Books Hust arrives Cateleman award for Porteous work
The review notes Cateleman by RS Porteous wins the £1000 Conriet Mall award and calls it a readable family chronicle with authentic glimpses of Austrian life. Alan Moorehead praises The White Nile as rich with character and incident, likening it to Gallipoli and predicting more fine reading in the new year.
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Elizabeth Eneielh
Meineman
Portia Blake
Brother Foster
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Thinselver
Foster
Portia
Tifta
Atory
Constable
Tialy
Florence
Firenze
Hone
Patricia Wrightson
Angus and Robertson
Burney
Eustace
Winnie
Warrimai
Corehurs
Anil
Ale
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Wrightson
Cateleman
Conriet Mall
RS. Porteous
Catileman
Catile
White Nile
Alan Moorehead
Gamie
Moorehead
Gallipoli
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