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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
4
OCR fragment lists holdings and inquiries about claims near Oakwood and Westquarter, mentions Red Eating Appled and Freight, plus references to persons Jonathan Eat Eng Appled, Gran ny Smith, and events at Holy Church and Lang Rocher. Includes scheduling notes for services and a Sunday School program led by Minister J M Blacklock.
A committee citing the scarce supplies and space has decided to remove the Needle, Paperwork, and Knitting Cineses from this year’s prize schedule. All other exhibits in the street section will be housed in a marquee for the 1941 show.
The notice mourns Leo Smile who departed this life on April 7, 138. It speaks of silent nights and longing for the one beloved, noting the family’s sorrow and remembrance by a father and brothers.
The text notes that many stores including Al tents CPS and others will close today and reopen later. It mentions malls closing at 11 am and post offices opening at a specific time on Monday. It also references an optical business run by Mr. G. B Optical and talks of limited operating hours across locations.
A fragment notes the appointment of the secretary for the HAAF committee, with initials RJ Comlson appearing in the text. The brief item references interim leadership within the air force association framework.
Tait's Pictures presents shows this Thursday and Saturday at Tait's Cinema Theatre. The Rab Brothers headline in Argentine Night with laughs and glamour. Charlie Chan stars in Murder Over New York as the clever killer chase unfolds. Batlaze will be screened.
Diminished Labour peers will divide a thousand pounds among those not returning to the House. Each of about 4 to 6 members would receive roughly £250, funded by weekly 1% contributions from party insiders in a plan meant to cushion political chances. Members named include W T King Maree I Williams Windsor R W Histop Sandgate and B McLean Bundaberg.
Inlet town on the west England coast reported a sudden collapse involving a painter and decorator. Local authorities investigated theNest incident as a potential workplace accident with no further details available at this time.
A scrambled report notes approval of appointing a third sergeant at the Royal Australian Air Force recruitment centre to recruit men. The text hints at ceremonies and May plans by Licat-Cot Holmes for a coastal tour between Mackay and Cairns to promote future recruitment.
Mr Fred Stuabrisign named mayor of Campus is the latest Charleville district update amid injuries and civic changes. Private CR Hickey, Charteville, is confined after a return march as one of the first Charteville men to exit from the Eight ug services. L G Hower appointed Health Inspector for Marweh and Gulipie sent laws to Charleville and began Rugby League competition. The cup by Mr Baker was won last year by Roma footballers with Charteville forecast for the Coulson trophy runner up. Coulson trophy will be presented at the Charleville feast when they visit Dalby. Baker notes enlistments in the Mighting Coreen amid the South-west season.
Mr A A Baler of AY Studnuy Ery and Rubber Works Dalby visits Charteville to discuss opening a branch. A merdera and eneieat are planned, with recap and repair work to begin soon on Alfred Street. The new business aims to attract motorists in Chardeville and surrounding district.
Fragmented OCR recounts a Cross Liberty Fair pageant with civic groups and marching events. Mentions a Red Crane society, Liberty Pair unit, a parade conducted by Mrs. Used, and local officials tabulated with unclear names and dates.
The passage presents garbled reminiscences tied to a distant place. It mentions Rivert Clarks, stock equipment, New South Wales, plane plans, Lamdithe Jaeghen, Pat Cincis, and Albert with a singing, reciting show. The overall sense is of faded memories and oblique references to a gathering or performance.
A damaged report outlines a will leaving 5 291 000 to a boy amid references to Gustaves George Hamilton synth, and mentions Lt Ean Kennett and Princess Moyat related to coronation day. It notes a death at Westaalar hospital and a somber procession at Sark Garden with lordly ties.
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