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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1940
Page
5
Rome correspondent for The Time surveys recent press tensions over democratic treatment in the Great War era. Authorities fear weakened bargaining power of Italy as democracies face Paris and London pressure amid Balkan and allied policy debates.
A fragmented report describes tension during an Easter time event with local officials ready to intervene at two moments. The unclear text mentions Rath and Pores Fae Getteh and Preechorate in the scene, with references to timing and possible intervention actions.
The article discusses wool as a leading commodity in production, arguing for renewed effort to improve texture and strength. It cites scientists, market competition, and the need to advance technical methods to keep wool ahead of other fibers in the commercial world.
In the final four months of the war Britain strained to mobilize resources. Germany faced lean stocks of raw materials and strained training commands.
A fragile plan outlines continued Allied efforts to resist German advances and maintain pressure. It notes potential strategic moves and the hope that coordinated action by Britain and the United States will deter aggression and strengthen the position of the Allied powers.
The record describes a 1840 Wool Exchange arrangement involving Australia and Britain. It notes compensation totals of 26 794 825 and 21426 560 sterling for wool shipments under the British purchase program, with retention money and short term payments. It mentions appraisal rates, timelines, and market conditions, including rapid dispatch, congestion, and discussions at a meeting of expert committees about stabilizing overprice realisations for wool appraisements.
Town Council debated suspending smoking breaks for a South Western Australia water main pipe lay crew. Secretary H O SHea of the Australia Workers' Union argued for short respite pauses to improve safety and efficiency. Officials considered a trial of limited breaks, with the mayor and Main Bends Commission weighing logistical and funding implications for the project.
A motor mechanic, Archibald James Boot, was committed for trial at the criminal sittings of the Circuit Court to be held in Charleville on Tuesday in May 1940. The case involves charges and evidence, including deposits and receipts, with witnesses and a police investigation linked to Quilpie and surrounding areas.
The Quilpie Hospital Board faces internal upheaval as resignations unfold. Mr J. Clelland and others step back amid audit concerns over wages, repairs, and cost overruns linked to the hospital, with the Department of Health arranging replacements and ongoing investigations.
An item from Kime Street notes a Wednesday medical treatment for a local case. It mentions a wound being stitched and references a sequence of events including a Tuesday prior and a Friday follow up. The fragmentary text records partial actions without clear names or dates.
Fragmented OCR details indicate multiple notices about scheduling and responsibilities. Wording references a contractor, a move on Thursday, starts and ends of tasks, and names such as Mr. B Mall and Kerwiner. The text mentions parks, commences, and timings around midweek with several vague person and place references.
A garbled report notes a deputation urging the Shire Council to fund and build a new town hall at Amgembelin. Local leaders including J Madens are pressed to secure backing while a public exam and other duties preoccupy officials, delaying decisions on the proposed project.
A technical note outlines a blowfly and cowfly prevention method for sheep. It describes a sealing agent, washing during shearing, and a chemical mix with specified percentages to repel pests and protect wool. Directions include mixing in a gallon container, shaking, and applying to treated wool for sun exposure before final blending.
A summary of the Quilzin Avapiate Board meeting on T R Tannary discusses funds of 330 Cor for defraying expenses, including installation and connection costs to the Quinple sewerage works. The secretary records motions and decisions, with names and actions noted by the chair and treasurer.
The notice lists all job printing categories under the Times service, indicating inclusive coverage for printing tasks and deadlines across the department. It emphasizes that all classes are accommodated by the Times printing division.
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