Japan Resigns Cabinet Amid War Crisis As Tojo Steps Down
Reports from Canberra and London detail Japan's cabinet resignations after General Tojo's departure as premier and war chief. Relief and unrest ripple through Allied press as observers note production delays and internal dissatisfaction. Allied forces advance in Italy and Eastern Europe while Tokyo signals resignations amid ongoing conflict.
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Wedding Bells Tie the Knot at John’s Church of England
Miss Alla Bell Howarth and Mr Thomas Henry Masonwells wed at John's Church of England on Saturday in July. The bride wore a white tulle gown with bishop sleeves and a long train, aided by her mother in guiding her. Attendants wore ice frocks with pink satin embellishments. The best man was Lea Manonwells. a reception followed at the Parish Hall. The couple plan to live at Kelso Whrinya after a honeymoon at Katoomba.
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Rutter Dundon Wedding at St Patrick Albury
Rutter Dundon wedding held at St Patrick's Albury on Wednesday July 17. Henry William Rutter, twin son of W S Rutter of Porches, married Patricia Dundon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Dundon of Franken Victoria. The bride wore white satin and a tulle veil with orange blossom coronet, carried white rose and orange blossom bouquet, and was unattended. Friends later entertained at the Hotel Carlton.
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21st Birthday Party For Catherine An Enjoyable Celebration
Mira McPhin hosted a large 21st birthday party at Old Greefell Road for Catherine. Guests danced played cards and games, and sang A Happy Birthday to You with Erith Jones. Speeches by Rev H S Pano and others praised Catherine as a gold brooch and a miniature gold key of the house were presented. The event ended with Auld Lang Syne as the cake was shared.
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20 Degrees of Frost 20 Degrees of Frost Forbis
A fragment notes frost measurements and a record from the winter of 1935. It references temperature readings near 20 degrees and an entry by Forbis, with a note about the largest recording for that winter. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or places.
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Spirit Merchant Licenses Hearings Adjourned
The Licensing Magistrate Mr Brown adjourned hearings for spirit merchant licenses after accepting objections from Mewra Mollie and Palmer and scheduling a visit to Porbes on August 1 with August 16 as the adjourned date for the applicants to present their case.
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Discussion Group Study of Child Welfare
The Discussion Group at the West Children’s Health School held a well attended session in CWA rooms on Wednesday night. The lecture titled The Infant and the Preschool Child covered child study, parental cooperation, and child management from the child’s view. Library books from the University of the museum were issued to attendees. The next meeting on August 3, lecture No. 2, The Emergence of the Pre-Birth Years, was announced.
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Worldy Food Position Address Invites Public Interest
An invitation is issued by a Forbes branch of the Grassers Association inviting all primary sources and other interested parties of the public to attend and engage with the worldly food position discussions and related matters.
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Untitled romance fragment with Claire and Tad
A fragmentary romance scene shows Claire and Tad expressing affection as he holds her hands and she asks for advice on a promise. The dialogue hints at a deepening love despite years of acquaintance, with poetic imagery about powder charms and flowers.
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Daylight Saving Debate Divides For NSW Chamber
The NSW chamber opposed daylight saving arguing it harms industry and commuters with early starts. Some supported the scheme citing evening benefits while noting possible electricity savings. A narrow vote favored keeping the proposal under state control amid broader Canberra signals it may be reintroduced.
Malicious damage case at Jona Police Court
In a morning case before Mr. G W Brown PML H E Bullock Junr, a man pleaded guilty to maliciously damaging the White Bow Cafe door owned by Peter Mitchell. The door was kicked in after an incident involving the defendant and his wife, with compensation ordered and a fine imposed after intoxication claimed.
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Land for Returned Soldiers Programs in Rural Settlement
Rural Reconstruction report urges computerized land acquisition and direct state control to aid soldier settlement. It cites high costs, inflated land prices, and lack of advice as causes of failure after the war, proposing long term interest free loans, wage subsidies for married men, and state funded improvements before allotment to ensure settler establishment.
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Dubbo taxi driver fined for Forbes race breach
Albert James Woodley of Dubbo was charged under the State Co-ordination Act after a May 11 incident near the Forbes race meeting. He admitted transporting four passengers without a permit and was fined 2 with costs, seven days to pay, in a Police Court hearing.
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Street Betting Trial at Forbes May Sixteen
Defendants in a street betting case faced a magistrate after pleading not guilty. Representatives included Mr. Br Mellion. On evidence from Berg Andrew and First-Class Con stable Boott the PM found them guilty and each was fined £30 plus costs, with default hard labor. Prosecution by O Sullivan.
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Boott
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Pale O'Sullivan
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