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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
5
The readable fragments describe military observation with a distant ship or target visible about ten miles away. Mentions of decks, pilots, and small creaks imply naval activity and an exercise or alert though many words are garbled. The fragmentary text lacks clear names, dates, or places to specify exact events or entities.
A fragment reports that Loki, identified as a German countiaios, faced pressures to leave the country immediately and depart Athens. The text is incomplete but suggests imminent expulsion actions.
At a Thursday afternoon special meeting the board welcomed the new chairman Mr. Mowe. The secretary and mother figures attended as the group expressed wishes for a spirit of unity during activities connected with the board.
The Dieu Committee warned of American communist activity amid rising tensions. It alleged New York City faced a preview of a Soviet backed effort to plunge the country into chaos. Claims linked to leadership of workers unions and threats to Bethlehem Steel works as defense fears spread.
Alderman McWha, head of the Electric Light Committee, told the Charneville council that Charleville electricity rates are lower than many towns in the state. He cited figures from the State Electricity Commission of Queensland showing Charleville per unit at 4.37d compared with towns like St George 4.0s and Roma 5.385d, arguing Charleville offers superior service at lower prices despite some higher regional costs.
Murweh Shire Council discussed the Charteville hospital project as Board members faced calls to resign. The council reported confidence in its representatives while debating adherence to original specifications and the cost share by local ratepayers amid delays and construction concerns.
A fragment describes U S action to expedite transfer of military equipment to Britain under a large funding plan. President Roosevelt names G Ryalty as envoy to coordinate arms transfers, while Congress debates an appropriation of 7 billion for defense.
Private John Tasnock of uni and ALLE was farewelled on Friday night at Keipire Hall. The dance featured Susie for damelux, Misa B. Croucher, Mr C. Jones on piano, and Mere Clark and Mime Croaker on violin. Tasnock received a belt and comfort parcel. Dr Haskard presented them.
The Augathella racing event planned for Easter Saturday aims to raise funds for gallinite tunde wit ga. The meeting will be held at Walton Downs with expectations of notable participants and local officials noting transfers and promotions affecting town affairs.
Nancy Grace daughter of Str aunt Mro FG marries Arther Lea at St Thomas Cathedral North Sydney on February 19. Ceremony led by Her. CL Hauautue Cox with A Kennedy giving away. Bridemaids pilot Ron Rom RAAF best man Laverton Melbourne ushers at Miller Court reception and upcoming family birthday celebrations.
Despite plans to finish the hospital by July 192%, only about a quarter of the work was done after nine months. Officials discussed penalties for delay while assurances about adherence to the original contract and specifications were debated.
A reader requests the ALP to publish a full report of its meetings and proceedings including charges against citizens and hospital board dismissals. The letter argues against slander and urges government defense of democracy amid attacks on reporters and public servants.
A letter condemns unemployment and calls for taxation reform and fairer labor practice. It highlights alleged local corruption, waste in town spending, and the push to curb job‑related abuses. The writer urges equalization of work and stresses government action to address work allocation and social costs.
Residents recall a past paving push on Wanko gravel for street improvements and bridge work. The narrative covers the gravel pit conflict, council decisions, cost concerns, and the impact on local economy and transport. Key figures include Tom Rice and the railway department, with long-term questions about funding and outcomes.
A wartime cash drive in the United States follows the passage of the Lease and Lend bill. Government production management calls for additional workers and measures to call on government employment agencies to speed armament output.
Britain endures anger over a German campaign and food shortages as warring nations pressure European resources. The piece notes Britain’s reliance on foreign supplies and fears of hunger amid the conflict, with references to broader Allied and German actions impacting daily life.
Charleville gains new three channel telephone service plus enhanced power facilities reducing night interference. The town’s Post Office becomes the first to receive upgraded equipment under the new system boosting local calls and reliability. Deputy Director Malone had promised improved facilities during his visit last year and residents welcome the completion.
War time notices bill a Wace Club meeting to be bid at Charleville racecourse in May. Names featured in recent weeks such as Sidi Buant Sollum Bardia Beagbasi Derna Tobruk are used as event titles and war savings certificates and prize money. The fall programme is advertised with joints issue.
In a Charleville era report residents discuss the cost and quality of Wanko gravel used for roads and yards, noting poor amalgamation with ironstone. The electric engine scheme is debated, with fears of expense eased by a small 35 horsepower engine trial that proved insufficient but led to optimism.
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