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Cloncurry Advocate

Location

Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jan 26, 1945

Page

2

Kajabbi Notes and Local Notices from Cloncurry

Weather described as hot with promises of rain that did not arrive. Local industry notes include Leichhardt halting service, Coolullah workers, and manager Pringle taking summer leave. Copper mine tariffs threaten higher output, plus a Kajabbi wedding and a quiet town scene with no beer since Christmas. Statutory notice demands creditors file claims by March 21, 1945 for Eileen Mackinlay and Maud Jannett Weller deceased in Cloncurry Queensland. Local Deputy Public Curator in Townsville to distribute assets thereafter.

Leichhardt Coolullah Pringle O.K Mount Tan Fleter Fletcher Florence Biffen Letchhardt River William Hookey Burkeloch Tippy Cummins Turner Sing Kajabbl Eileen Mackinlay Kathleen Maud Jannett Weller Cloncurry Elle Mackinbiy Balhkun Maud Fannes Weller Tate Queensland Townsville J. R. Jordan

Aust. Soldier the Goat at USA Centre Controversy

The president of the Incapacitated and Wounded Soldiers' and Sailors' Association, Mr. R.C. Kallew, urged Canberra to take over the USA centre for Australian troops. He argued that superior amenities abroad pressure Australia to provide equal comfort for soldiers and warned that refusal would cast doubt on national sincerity and reverence for heroism.

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Scantile, Pantees and Slips Arrive in Southern Fates

A quirky snippet notes the arrival of a group named Scaniles, Pantees, and Slips described as a lovely Fange arriving in the southern fates, with no clear event or context.

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