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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1938
Page
5
Fragmentary early wartime column reflects on global threats from Germany and Japan, noting Australia’s stance, possible constitutional strains in India, and calls for readiness. Mentions Jawaharlal Nehru and political tensions, with grim references to unrest in Palestine and Europe.
The report mentions federal vocational training for 27.696 members and 11.097 children of permanently incapacitated soldiers completing Unett training. It notes a collector observing coin value and comments on Britain's Roman Catholic cathedral fundraising. Archbishops Downey and appeals discuss building timelines and funding rates, with speculative completion projections tied to donations.
An extracted 23 February item from The Bulletin Sydney recounts Hunter, a minister turned critic, resigning after ideological clashes with party leadership. It notes his vow to oppose prevailing whips, his minimal private income, and his belief that public life corrupts. it mentions his stance on parliamentary conduct and the shifting view of politicians’ roles.
A Toombul club gathering featured Mr J Scrudgeour and dignitaries including Mr D Winish with notes on the Stan Howard Bursary awarded to the son of Mr W Wilks. A night river trip aboard Kegma is planned for March 7 by the Inter State and New Zealand sub branch with departure from Petrie's Bight.
Jon Oxenhal and Oxenham, an artist, were severely injured in a car crash about four months ago. He has not recovered fully and is being treated for a small growth reportedly near his face as he works.
A census of Sons of members of the Hockhamplem RSSULA branch is being taken to form a branch of the Sons of Soldiers League in that camp. The effort targets members over 17 and invites willing participants to join the Junior branch if enough join.
Simple accident causes death. The event was reported with sparse details. The deceased is survived by a widow and a young daughter. The article focuses on the tragedy with minimal context and mentions no other individuals or locations.
A story recounted by Sir Isa imac about Mr Jumbe isancn who sentenced a woman to detention. As she moved toward the dock steps a torrent of alarm directed at the judge was released by the Indy. His Honour heard the parting remark. The fury subsided as he raised his voice and said Adlon.
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