Earthquake and international notices from distant realms
A chaotic dispatch reports an earthquake in Kam Ahathae Peninmule with three and a half hours of tremors starting near Aadem and reaching Boston vicinity. It also notes French awards for bravery in Paris and Allied air actions along the Belgian front, plus local governance moves on rationing, dairy output, and notarial relief amid shortages.
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Zurmol
Lowdon
Mundey
Loule Tondiult
Wrene
Tienault
Monisy
Severn
Kamahathe Peninmule
Weston Collage
Ohuarvatory
Mateschiles
Aadem
Alaturhances
Initea
Boston
Apeaewe
London
Kort
Qumumandr
Interhir
Paris
England
Ate
LAF
Cuppilia
France
Mobilising China's Industry in War Effort
Washington reports Mr Franklin Nelson from Ohio returned from China with General Chiang Kai-shek's delegation. He claims Chinese leaders are determined to match Allied industrial effort against Japan, after discussing cooperation with the War Production Board and President Tuanevelt.
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Washington
Thinald Meleon
Ohio
Fae
China
Chiang
Kalabieh
India
Tuanevelt
Mula
Nelon
Chinew
Japan
Subsidy Continued for Chair of Anthropology at Byhday University
A cabinet sub-committee recommended extending the existing subsidy of £1,760 for the Chair of Anthropology at Byhday University for two more years. Minister Ward noted wartime strains in external territories and the need to support administrators missionaries and teachers amid rising pressures in the western Pacific region.
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Bydhey
Ward
Britain a beacon after war as world thanks to Britain
Vermead News reports a Canberra submission urging support for Britain’s postwar recovery. The piece stresses gratitude for Britain’s wartime leadership and calls on Australians and businesses to aid in repayment through continued trade, investment, and spending. It warns a lack of collective effort would undermine global stability and civilization.
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United Nations
Beilain
Herpie
Churchill
Britain
Ecratch
Mlverne Conkmudly
Ty Reno
Heltain Han
Hur
Avery
Germany
Japan
Chow
Tealy
Bulgaria
Rumule
Hillain
Ang Rantorin
Hidden
Acting Governor General Sir Winston Dugan Receives Vice Regal Reception
The Acting Governor General Sir Winston Dugan was hosted at Government House Canberra yesterday by Brigadiers Combes and Lt Commander A D McLachlan. Me W M Mughan MP reported his sixth birthday was celebrated yesterday. The event followed his bout of illness that had kept him from home services two weeks earlier.
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Hin
Effect of Light on Crops from Tobacco Research Findings
A 20 year old United States study by tobacco researchers shows that plants flower and mature earlier when days are long. Short-day conditions delay flowering, guiding breeders in selecting varieties and timing for different U.S. regions. Farmers in other nations can apply the stay-length principle to crops and vegetables, adapting to their growing conditions.
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United Hiates
Adentata
Rhanaroh
United States
Grawern
Hal United Intus Army
Ineand
Ali
Herwig
Hisrwig Agid
Central Pacific Landa
Bardona
Aaconaion Island
Centon Faland
Repatriation of Nazi Colonists Debate in Montreal Panel
A committee on Displaced Persons in Montreal discusses repatriating about 2,900,000 Germans, with recommendations to UAE and UN agencies. The plan envisions sending individuals across Poland and Holland as remnants of Musi colonisation, under scrutiny by Rep DIBA Council.
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Montreal
Bondey
Uae
Ue U.n.eica
Maelat
Countrae
Poland
Holland
Rep
Diba Couac
Highest British Honour For Dutch Queen Honored in London
Queen Wilhelmina is described as the only woman admitted to the order after selection, praised for courage and steadfastness. Her Majesty arrived in England with a ceremonial welcome. The report notes the British monarch’s special recognition and the distinguished ceremony marks.
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London
Foven
Wilhelmina
Vraweth
Kreone
Essa
Ita
Chan Tits
England
Lambety
Pane
Juliane
Post War Darwin planning committee formed
An interdepartmental committee will study post war needs for Darwin and nearby regions to guide reconstruction. It will include representatives from Interior, Army, Navy, Air, Civil Aviation and Commonwealth Readways and report to Cabinet with a timetable for a works program.
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Lubin Vest Gay
Minlaer
Chiey
Muniwtes
Aubeoititaro
Mr Curtin Recovering After Fall in Parliament
Prime Minister Curtin injured his ankle in a fall at Parliament House on Friday while preparing for a Cabinet meeting. The incident follows his earlier public support for the economic victory plan aired last night.
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Mr. Curtin
Prliament House
Soldiers Overseas Vote in November Elections
The article reports that soldiers overseas will vote in the November election, with ballots prepared and airplanes approved to deliver them. It notes 223,000 American service members and the involvement of the War Department and allied governments, plus a hydroponic vegetable project to feed troops in foreign areas.
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Wamilington
Hunday
TV United
Balint
Amnesean
Antium
Une Baltéa
Bun Biate
United State Army and Navy
Hwy
No Accommodation For T Eight Cases Declared
Thin deputy director of the division of health described the tragic task of accommodation for seven point six patients. Dematication sixty rate atte. North Bhuew nal, Chat urgent Ta cakes have Altan coverage chore teter on the fur wcoammodatvoct, Um pe said that two hundred forty parsons were rg tu enti santa ad Ponttinas was patting Wome.
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Aydnty
Health
Departisral
Jonningtan
Umpe
PRIME MINISTER OPENS SECOND VICTORY LOAN APPEAL
The Prime Minister announces a second Victory Loan appeal to back the war effort against Japan. He urges individual support, noting small contributions add up to fuel the military drive, stressing unity and patience for an early victory while warning against complacency and overextension.
Curtin Speech Echoes War Effort and Resources
The document cites Curtin praising wartime unity and mobilization across Australia and allied leaders. It lists vast supply figures for food, textiles, fuels, and arms, and urges national duty, government support, and credit to sustain war production and security through hard times.
Memorial Unveiled for Late David J. Jones in Dunroon
A memorial service and statue unveiling honored the late David J. Jones, longtime head of Dunroon school, at a ceremony led by Archdeacon Eubertays. Speakers recalled his 30 years guiding the school, his influence on pupils who served the country, and hopes the memorial will inspire future generations. Two memorial trees were planted by former students near St. John’s Church.
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Giaque
Tne Late Evil
Jona
Tuntrova
Pavlle
Bongo
Eubertays
A. Dy Gilehrint
Hoya Military College
Dunloon
Ile
Mediver
Runtroan
Yeuc
Chilaren
Joven
F. Bouthwall
LaughLi
St. John's Church
C. Figley
Jones
Norty
Dunfroon
Duntreon
Fyshwick
Halle
Jane Wine
New Super Fuel for Aircraft Promises Higher Power
A historic report describes a new fuel named triptane offering significant horsepower gains for aircraft. Early tests claim up to 2900 hp on experimental planes, with projected increases enabling faster transcontinental travel once production and safety approvals expand.
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Sephembey
Transaid
Sunderland’s First Sag After 840 Hours
Fragmentary text shows military or wartime notes about Sunderland and 840 hours, mentioning Port Malbourse, Attic, RAAF, Minister, and Lacaden related terms. The garbled lines reference a meeting or briefing with officers such as a lieutenant and a secretary, with unclear events following.
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Sunderland
Ee Dfc
Port Malbourse
Raaf Fopurl
Aleir
le Flaubes
Thessaran
Laatenat
Ingvade Vic
D F C Awards for Skill in Air Attacks
The report details DFC citations for aerial skill and leadership. Squadron Leader Cooper and pilots of the unit are praised for bombing accuracy, navigation, and defending air routes. It notes successful strafing, destruction of transport and enemy aircraft, and courage under fire during operations over New Guinea and nearby theaters.
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Aruhiale
Howie
Pat
Leeder
Evans ’ Tha Omenay BP Indiate
flalsdros-Lomdutes
Cooper
Lichtayan
Bethe
New Gum
Free Passage for Wives From Great Britain Delayed
The British government announced free passage for wives and children of service personnel in the Commonwealth to Australia. Final plans said wives would join husbands already in Australia, with aid for travel and accommodation. Authorities worked to organize passage, including a departure timeline and segregation of dependents.
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Great Britain
United Kingdom
Amtralla
Frost
Australia
Jewr In Herthe
Wiles
Tha Min
Wale
Fea
Hive Abutily
Vitamin rich wild plants aid daily nutrition studies
Researchers explore wild berries and native fruits for high vitamin C content, comparing them to citrus. The North Dakota station reports buffalo berry and other native fruits as strong vitamin sources, with ripe berries showing 60 to 80 milligrams of C per 100 grams. Various stations note canned fruits and nuts as examples of vitamin rich foods, including papayas, tomatoes, and peanuts, reflecting broader interest in natural sources to boost daily allowances.
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United
Satenam Lowe Catuerite
Waboto
National Research Council
Wigan
Ste
Orsay
Atiavos
Abeta Mets
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