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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1941
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe advancing positions southwest of Moscow and alarms over fire hazard near the defense line. It cites 78 miles from the capital and mentions multiple points along the line as days pass.
Fragmented OCR shows district livestock movements with entries for multiple named districts and places. It lists cattle, sheep, horses, and calve counts moved within or entered or removed from these districts, with several figures including totals like 42,787 sheep and 3,358 sheep, along with hundreds to thousands of cattle and horses across many districts.
The council approved a salary of 1500 pounds and a 200 pound extra payment tied to an appointment by the Gullphr Gomphale Towed. J Boothwick chaired, with G McFfroy and A Narrawalt in attendance. A public statement praised the board’s consideration and planned to inform the Bennat about the terms at the Saturday meeting.
Registrations reported ware as fob tows Charleville 73 polata Calowrbe 252 Millie 250 Boatzaita Wid Gowrie 190 Xenholme le Gundarw 1h Moara Las Bolla 1 Nive Downs 16 Glengarran 110 Cleham 110 Mae yale 10k Drusaten 108 Narrewong Atduiletan polats Quilpie Elalibreak 1% Gambardu So Wamhin 78
The report notes wartime disruptions to wool supplies and prices, with references to Australia New South Wales clips, appraisals, and civilian needs. It describes limited government rationing, adjusted perils of dry pastures, and varying 1940 wool quality and yields amid post blockade conditions.
President Roosevelt discussed policy options amid a growing diplomatic crisis as Moscow faced uncertain fate. He conferred with Allies including Henderson and others, while reports from Europe suggested cautious responses and limited certainty about future actions.
A fragment discusses teaching methods and leadership in a classroom context. It mentions ratio of students to teacher, supervision, and the goal of guiding readers toward study habits. The text hints at designed materials to train readers, with emphasis on practical observation.
A dense OCR of a local ledger lists numerous individuals with scattered payments and sums. Names such as McDonald, Waugh, Butler, and L McGeorge appear with varied small amounts, alongside many ambiguous entries and raffle notes.
An improvised explosion hit Emeliai harbor as raiders struck, damaging vessels and scattering debris. Eyewitnesses described smoke and alarms, while authorities opened an investigation into the attack and the parties responsible.
A Charleville area medical board discusses a free optical treatment scheme for patients from Quilpie and nearby towns. Efforts focus on timely applications, funding avenues, hospital supplies, and ensuring proper administration while reporting September activity at Charleville and Augathella facilities.
Chelle Lane Voatzman of Quilpie Hare hosts a meeting with Mr Clellaid and S Simeneow to arrange medical practitioners for Quilpie GQaliple visitors attending the Diggers races at Tarteville. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Gibson and Miss Noonan, Mrs McManog and several others while Messrs Hale Hatten Lardon and Lemwy are noted among participants.
Storms affected the Angsthella area with rain easing after several districts. Repairs begin on beret-cut sites and new sheds are rising. Gidys Mer has relocated to Angstbells and Mr. Les Creevey's house nears completion while others adjust to the changes.
Morven and surrounding districts suffered heavy floods on Saturday and Sunday after storms began around midnight. Weather warnings and flood reports tracked movements through the Morven area as residents Roy Corisi and Ariker Want returned from leave. Each man was found with a wallet containing £6 and a parcel of comforts from locals.
Readable fragments describe Elena Terer weekend routines, travel times to Cumusmalla, and concerns about energy efficiency of a gas profiler. Mentions Milly on leave, Private Madden on oat leave, and new members joining cables Leumi tee. Also notes Shaye and Baker Dulhy preparing for a Thursday Wee dips with Yam Joan Moers.
Mappingiie and others request copies of the Charteris Thwes to aid the Chartee the veanadle fund for 57 camtows ordure. They ask for help with distribution and provide an address in KA Andrallan imperial Atwood. The note mentions village entertainments and a Christmas season aim, with notes on local social events and a buffet style gathering.
Fragmented and garbled text outlines tensions between Japan and the United States. It mentions a cabinet meeting to discuss preparations, with references to potential actions and naval readiness. Names and precise details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Advise by Afr. Clitey te Fogarty outlines new Monday to Friday hours for Charleville-Hhairdres bine pabins from 9 am to 6 pm, 9 am to 1 am on Saturdays, and 9 am to 6 pm on Wednesdays. Sing will Temata open all night.
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