Royal Automobile Club of Queensland aids motorists and clubs
The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland expresses sincere thanks to numerous motorists and allied groups for substantial assistance. The relief effort includes transport support for events across Southport, Coniangatta, Cleveland, Ipswich, and other towns with coordinated help from RAC Transitors and Queensland Bowling Association officials.
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Royal Automobile Clb
Queensland
R.A. C. Tranapary
Bocovlagy
Walle Uelvisey
Sonerty
Apm
Motorini
Aulus
Bernie
Bernie Rent Youl (He Pubset When Cub Bonnin Amy Len Hene
Govame Couwnar
Demmerien
RAC
Queensland Bowling Association
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Pett Pésssinoel
Southport
Coniangatta
Cleveland
Ipswich
Tandsboroush
Maleny
Nambour
Montville
Road transport policy and fuel rationing debate in wartime
A garbled report discusses federal and state roles in motor registration and road transport in wartime. It cites the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland and Australian government concerns about fuel supply, road facilities, and rationing impact on privately owned vehicles and transport services.
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Kowal
Dilby
King Beers
Mn Ak
Royal Automobile
Petra
Gival Bejiain
Hitler's Big Mistake Britain Unity and Resolve
Analysis of Nazi bombing and strategy against Britain. The piece argues Hitler misjudged British resilience, noting bombardments damaged towns and infrastructure but failed to break morale. It highlights British unity, resourcefulness, and continued production, with support from leaders like Hopkins and Churchill, keeping the war effort intact.
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Mitler
Grant
Britain
Fermch
Linmode
Fieares
Napoleon
Japole
Wis
London
Ernie Pyle
New York: World Televim
Tua Jst
Sheffield
Manchester
Bristol
Toole
Belisin
AL le
Grinena
Harry Hopkinia Deveriboa
Ilhine Nuno
Everyon
New rationing rules press motorists for April
The article reports on new rationing measures affecting private motorists under the new consumer license system. It notes a shift to a new license form for April and May to avoid confusion with prior permits, and outlines quotas such as 2 gallons versus 1% in certain contexts. The tone discusses penalties and enforcement warnings tied to these changes.
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Queenan
Chile
Rum stock seized after 2200 mile voyage report
A long journey ended with most of a merchant's rum stock returned to a bound warehouse. Fifteen empty barrels were found, and other spirits were flown to a distant destination. The incident highlights a near-complete depletion of the merchant's rum holdings.
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Buisbund
Alt
Return of Unused Petrol Ration Tickets
The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland reports voluntary return of petrol ration tickets by members, with one member returning tickets valued at 3,040 gallons due to transport changes. The club applaints continued cooperation with the government to maintain current restrictions and compares favorably with other countries.
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Queenaland
Unclear OCR snippet outlines local event in Cloncurry
Fragmentary text describes an event possibly in Cloncurry with mentions of April dates and riverbank activity. It references ACP members and a gathering at a local venue with port wine and a bank along a river. Exact details and context are unreadable.
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Mats
Plonia
A. C.2
Ploncurry Junior Red Cross Circle Benefit Dance
The children and supporters gathered at St. Coleraan's Sink Room for a well attended benefit. Father O'Meara opened the event and toasted nurses. Mrs. J D McLean and other members were present. Music by Walter Rypa and others powered games, dancing, and a tea stall. Hubert Sturgess won the wrapped parcel game. afternoon ended with the Circle pledge and anthem. A street stall for the Junior Red Cross will be held next Saturday morning at Seatt's gate.
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Spelm Urternigon
St. Coteraan
Father O'Meara
Inform
Wilkinson
J.D_Me
Lean
Mesdames Loos
Miller
Killiipp
Mecuric Fn Reid
Walter Rypa
Ronnie Coles
Mary Stowner
Chaels Nolter Ethel Anderson
Mary Stewart
Hubert Sturgess
June Moord
Isabel Seager
Mis
Oos
Mesdamer Purtill
Mrs. Parry
Mr. Clarke
Red Cross
Seatt
Cate
Election Paper Delivery in Queensland Flooded Electorate
Voting papers were delivered by plane and boat across Queensland's largest electorate, Culpentaria, amid an exceptionally wet season. Planes, buckboards, and motor vehicles carried ballots from Cairns to Balaya, Ebagoola, and Coon, with routes to Burketown and Normanton. J D McLean oversaw the process.
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Queensland
Culpentaria
Nexi Ikane
Gregory
Carpentaria
J.D. McLean
Good Wands
Trom
Culex
Cairns
Balayia
Fragmented Prose Rants From an Unclear Source
A garbled excerpt presents hostile, distorted character attacks and social critique. The speaker asserts tyrannical control, calls for subservience, and curses an unnamed figure with phrases about weakness, manipulation, and decay. The text is incoherent and seems literary in tone.
Value of Qantas Service From Odd Text Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Qantas service and a likely discussion of fonts or typography. No clear event, person, or location is determined from the readable portions. The piece appears to be an incomplete clipping with scattered phrases about Australian air travel.
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Ramsay Street
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Clucuy Advocate" Pty. Ltd
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Cash Store
Cloncurry
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Ley
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Maggentey
John Gunn
Ploncurry
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Wade
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Avery
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