Swiss artist Guttusa Trips in Europe Amid Travel Hassles
A Swiss journalist reports Italian painter Guttusa planned to fly to Warsaw and Moscow but faced delays and detentions. He encountered Polish pilots in Paris, argued for Trieste’s status, and later remained in Vienna and Paris as visa issues and political obstacles kept him from leaving Western Europe.
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Swisa
Tat
Zurich
Fils
Guttusa
Chuttuno
Warsaw
Moscow
Paris
Poland
Pollah Pilota
Trieste
Ute
Arthinie Sea
Yuroslavia
Yyegoslavia
Walter Eiht
Europe
Pollah
Communist Party
Une
Hippo
Ome
Crown Prince’s Tutor Choice Sparks Imperial Interest
Reported decision to appoint an American tutor for Japan’s crown prince stirred concern in Tokyo. Emmy Vining selected amid debate on male guardianship shifting from mothers to male warriors. Army influence and postwar sympathy shaped public reaction.
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Hipohito
Japan
MacArthur
Stot Dard
Emmy Vining
Americain Friends Service Committee
Vitting
Orange and District Patriotic Fund Wound Up After Six Years
After six years of operation the Orange and District Patriotic Fund was wound up at a Town Hall meeting. The executive committee decided the remaining balance of 1807 pounds be allocated by a new committee with full directing power.
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Orange and District Patriotic Fund
Wonder and doubt in a whispered exchange
A fragmented dialogue reveals longing and insecurity as a woman contemplates marriage and the strange response of a companion. Doubt colors the moment while a reference to a companion named Linky Peter hints at a larger, unstated story.
Bold segment promotes greaseless tubed product and boxes
The notice highlights a greaseless product in large and small box formats. It markets long wear and bold presence for use across various surfaces and styles within a tribal context.
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Java
Man fined one pound for trespassing on land
Trial heard Trifon Moteis own a market stall near the Lachlan River outside Condobolin. Petropoulos admitted being near the property. Mollis asserted he was trespassed against after an incident in which a man and two girls were present. Defendant found guilty and fined with costs.
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Man
Wi. Karin
Trifon Moteis
Lachlan
Howe
Abe Abe
Jand Petropoulos
Parker
Molala
Petropoulos
Petropoulon
Molsis
Jed
Molla
Motnis
Earls
J. Zarross
Simi
Molris
Britain develops new light alloy grinding mill
A British firm unveils a light alloy grinding mill designed for diverse grain and roughage processing. The device runs on a shop, engine, or electric motor and can grind any grain or roughage, including straw and hay, individually or in combination.
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Britain
Overseas
New Electricity Tariff Adopted by Forbes Municipal Council
Forbes council approves a new tariff recommended by R H Minahan of the Southern Electricity Supply Authority. The plan, retroactive to November 1, alters industrial and commercial rates, with caps and discounts for early payments and details on kWh and kVA charges, minimum three month agreements, and water fund charges.
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R. H. Minahan
Southern Electricity Supply Authority
Forbes
Stile Industria
BHP
Aensona
BHP Industrial
Southern
Domertic
Waller
Jewitch
al &Wh
Doonan
Tariffs proposed for council approval with reductions
The document outlines ten new tariffs for council approval including seasonal industrial ladings and larger industrial loads. It notes reductions to street lighting park lighting and gas funds, and retains prompt-pay discounts. It discusses water fund pumping charges and considers bi monthly or quarterly billing and future promotion efforts with Southern Electricity Supply.
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Basta
Bates Bridge Reconstruction Debate Reflected in Council Meeting
Fortes Monickpay Council discussed a letter from the Divisional Engineer of the Department of Mun Rows Parkes concerning Bates Bridge on State Highway 17. The department reserved the council’s opinion on reconstruction, cited present conditions, and offered to share footway costs for a five foot path while widening to 22 feet between kerbs.
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Fortes Monickpay
Department of Mun Rows
Parkes
Wye
Conden Wi
Mt de Wa
Aod
Porches
ACTU Prepares Interim Wage Inquiry Hearing Next Week
The ACTU committee plans a Sunday meeting to discuss development of a wage inquiry aimed at a standard hours case. In court on Wednesday Mr Eggie Stone for the ACTU sought an interim award as the full executive weighs scope and timetable amid court reassembly tomorrow.
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ACTU
Toll End
Tate
Mir. Eggieston
Drake-Breckman
Mdi
Onla
Man hanged in South Australia after failed High Court appeal
Charles Patrice O Leary, a laborer in Adelaide gaol, was executed after the High Court of Australia refused special leave to appeal his murder conviction. Dollard was killed in a drunken brawl. witnesses described a brutal assault before his body was dragged and scorched.
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Charles Patrice O'Leary
O'Leary
Adelaide
Walter Edward Dollard
Dollard
Chamberlain
Cleary
Safetrbbe
Centinmen
Children’s Amateur Hour at Convent Schools infants concert
The town hosts a Children's Amateur Hour at the Convent Schools infants concert next Wednesday. Contestants include Anne Farah Helen Flannery Beth Girot Donald Newton John Hazelton Pamela Carr Patricia Gunn and Jane Jelbart. Box plan opens at Grinwood on Monday at 1 am.
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Hell
Levy Relly
Amarigar
Anne Farah
Helen Flannery
Beth Girot
Donald Newton
John Hazelton
Pamela Carr
Patricia Gunn
Jane Jelbart
Grinwiid
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Eesify
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Louk Hainer
Morris
Geen Zcirpa
Aumoris
Hamburg
Germany
Trer- Many
Urea
Hao Shi
Tui
Warburg
Meson
Placid
Digestif Rennies
Tokio
New York USA
Thinsande
Shrigtee
Milas
Ann Barclay
Forbes Municipal Council
Minghan
Bates’ Bridge
Chamber of
Melbourne
Alu
L. Stevens
Meen
J. A. Ferguson
NAW
Regal Sation
High Court of Australia
Aoman
South Australia
Nts
Ane Amsse
Dod
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