War and Peace Through the Ages
An exploration of war as a human constant from primitive hunting bands to empires. It argues that war shifted from hunger-driven conquest to securing luxury, while religion and ideology both fueled and tempered conflict. The essay concludes peace requires active, principled action and international cooperation.
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Religious Service Timetable and Holy Hour at Local Churches
Notices invite parishioners to Bt. Christopher’s and Bt. Patrick’s Holy Hour at 7.80 pm and 4.40 pm services. Includes kindergarten and Sunday school sessions, church fetes, and a general meeting in Rav. TS. Anthem, Divine Soma, and SGMAIETIAN SCIENCE event details are listed, with invitations to attend a meeting.
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Salvation Army Brigadier 8 Taylour Divisional Commander
Salvation Army appoints Brigadier 8 Taylour as divisional commander amid reorganization. The move places Taylour in charge of regional operations and programs across the division, with duties to oversee welfare outreach and fundraising initiatives.
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World trade and gold reserves report summary
The April issue reviews global trade and raw material price shifts, noting world central gold reserves and a 1995-quoted breakdown of top trading countries. It highlights the Soviet Union and Italy, with a focus on the impact of February movements on 1930s reference data and cross-country price dynamics.
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Kendall Oration Date Set With Melbourne Ties
The Kendall oration will be delivered August 24 at the Institute of Amato Way with Col. E A Kendall, chairman of the Melbourne Milk Board. The date shift from August 11 came after Dr. Mobert urged a Canberra Health Department review. The talk honors Kendall’s father Dr Kandath, founder of veterinary studies in Melbourne, and marks a biennial event highlighting veterinary progress in Australia.
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Queanbeyan council divided over removing trees near mayoral residence
At the Queanbeyan meeting councillors debated removing nuisance pine trees near the mayor Ald J Hammond's residence. Some urged immediate removal, others urged postponement to committee for a report, and several argued for preserving trees. The vote reflected factional divisions.
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Unemployed Rioters March in Warsaw Demand Leaders
Ten thousand unemployed workers march on Lemberg police station in Warsaw demanding the release of arrested leaders. Police charge the crowd but make no headway until they open fire. four officers are injured.
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New Buses for Canberra City Diesel Trials Proved
Canberra tests diesel omnibus engines with practical replacements. Four-cylinder Chevalier bus trial on Cotter River route shows savings in running costs and maintenance. First batch arrived in Sydney, to be deployed on Canberra services. The A-5-C fleet will be withdrawn after full introduction, with each old vehicle racking up hundreds of thousands of miles.
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Council Debates Tree Removal and Committee Role
Council members clash over tree removal plans and whether to refer the issue to the Works Committee. Alderman Johnston urges consistency and accountability while others warn against renewed conflicts from previous proposals.
Inhuman Behavior Report From Melbourne Friday
Fragmentary article notes an incident involving a child and a stove. The text mentions a possible injury and questions about the cause and sequence of events leading to a burn.
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Melbourne
Lichuslag O20 Approaches Bilge An Fare
Readable fragments suggest a scene where the Lichuslag O20 advances toward Bilge, with uncertain dialogue about fare. The snippet mentions dates and names in a cryptic, sci fi style, implying a transport or negotiation moment between entities.
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Two Boys Arrested After Bar Fight Incident
Police arrested two boys following a violent clash that left a participant with a broken ear. The incident prompted a police action in the area as inquiries continue into the altercation and charges are discussed.
American drought spurs large cattle purchase plan
Washington reports the Agriculture Department considering a major cattle purchase program for drought hit states. A tentative 9,000,000 animals allotment was discussed, with potential price adjustments to aid farmers. Rain is hoped within 18 days to reduce the need for wide deployment.
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