World Security Plan Proposed After Strife in Europe
The Strasbourg agreement dated September 16 calls for a world security plan to restore Western Europe independence from dollar influence. Critics warn the plan mirrors a European self reliance drive and could clash with United States policy, potentially delaying any universal accord next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
Westen Europe
Dullas
Perkin
Pirat
British Empire
Wales
Ralln
Western
France
United States
European Assembly
Wweritorien
Hyne Colonia
Moscow
Washington
Europe
Tricia
Dalegater
Nited Staten Charity
London
America
Whale Meat For Stock Feed Market Notes Pricing
A damaged extract discusses whale meal for animal feed, noting local price disparities and potential sales shifts. It reports current meat prices lower locally, with 400 tons moved and 200 more expected, and compares New Zealand and Queenland price levels amid whaling industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iijeminye
Kinlay
Quenso Fond
Dave
Newt
Queenaland
Stock routes improve beef production in Queensland
Government funds to enhance watering facilities between Gillint and the Dondon Hotel, 40 miles from Bowie, to support cattle movement. A. Alden notes the Australian UK Meat Agreement urges cattle industry development and higher meat exports. Emphasis on ample water along dry routes as a priority for producers facing high prices.
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Queensland
A. Alden
Alden
Bratch
Association
Gilint
Dondon
Bowie
Alden md
Australia
United Kingdom
Fragmented OCR Sketch Describes Empire and Foreign Policy
The text sketches Mideast Africa Asia and the Pacific as regions linked to Britain, arguing for a main imperial link while warning against centralized control in Whitehall. It portrays Britain under varying regional tensions and hints at American influence and a Roman holiday metaphor.
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Mideast
Africa
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Asia
Bourdern Pacific
Britain
Benassse
Whitehail
Bown Puente
Stole and Lost Bets Create Confusing Notation
Fragmentary text records missing money amounts and names with unclear context. The lines mention theft of £300 and missed £400 plus £75 with scattered foreign words imprecisely indicating a bet and a person named Serge amid garbled data.
Western Queensland Banks Eye Easing of Lending Rules
A report on tentative moves to relax bank lending restrictions in Western Queensland amid drought and development pressures. Banks probed by government guidance may lift limits on small business loans and land purchases, with firms like Longreach and regional builders seeking new credit to fund stock, plant, and improvements as the economy stabilizes.
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Memaies
Lmans
Apuiliseum
Queensland
Ger
Srumant
Adva
Devonien
Barcaldine Preparing Races Despite Uncertain Conditions
Barcaldine Central Racing Club plans to race next Saturday despite last week's abandoned program due to uncertain conditions and horse scratching. Charlie Durston confirms entries are being finalized and the event will proceed under the published timetable.
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Barcaldine
Joe
Barcaldine Central Racing Club
Ostobert
Kane
Charile Durston
Wesgata
Profit from Art Union Accounts Error Corrected
The Langreaah Rugby League treasurer Mr J Butler reports a £741 11s 3d error in the art union accounts. He says a deposit to the bank was misrecorded and the gate will balance after rechecking books. He asks the auditor to return the books for review and notes no cheques were deposited to the general funds.
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Langreaah
J. Butler
Tueeday
Ahe Milstake
Tyn Cingues
Buller
Buuler
Bowlers appoint new greenkeeper after votes
Ay specimewung vt ioe Lung Yonub Bowling Club approved the application of Mr Alli won for the position of greenkeeper. He will assume duties shortly as seeded turf work continued over the weekend to hasten the greens' recovery. Members missed a Sunday match against Radio tre prives due to travel restrictions.
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Lung
Alliwon
Mombars
Wrees
Atvaldine
Radio Tre Prives
Alto Guosad
Tramway Deferment Sparks Petition and Debate
Local council discusses deferring closure of the tramway. petitions oppose shut down while supporters cite debt relief and continued utility of the line for stock and passenger carriage. Officials weigh interest relief and potential continuation amid financial strain.
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Dy Walsh
Viereasurer
Gre
Starky
Roberts
Laechi Miro
Mie
Melelgadia
Couwell Alow
Blate
ISISFORD COUNCIL SACKS OUTSIDE STAFF
The council dismissed twenty three workers after paying off winded staff with the works committee’s support. It plans to hire foreman three wagoners three truck drivers and several laborers to carry out a fair day's work for a fair day's pay.
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Isisford
Saisiora Snusets
Stadt
Pemteraay
Nelson
Imen
Wa Doaga Tuber
Supplies for Loish Material Building
Fragmented text describes material supplies and blocks for prewar building work in Loish. Mentions titer and mind good blocks and a liaison role, with references to Australian talvanied. Content is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes but indicates ongoing prep work.
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Loish
Piaison
Roundup of Odd Local Customs and Public Figures
A garbled local item references a character in Lown Whane hobby circles eating a snack near Wher Wily Street. It mentions hotel settings and a public figure named Clark addressing a crowd about a 2000 watt transmitter. The piece notes two notable achievements and a controversial debt claim tied to his career.
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ML Clark
Bal
Avercallan Federation of Comercial Broadcasting Ballons
CWHME
Tony
Mafeking feu company sale of land and stock
Auction notice outlines sale by Mr Wayslay and partners of 42 000 acres of good quality land in the Mafeking area. Large holdings include paddocks sheds and a substantial house, with subdivision plans and a timber sale by Mull and Co. to realise funds for the purchasers.
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Feu
Furans
Iia Andor
Wayslay
Melnigie
Sven Ant
Amd Wall Rover
Aphis Diggers Dinner at Mall November 11
The Aphis Diggers host a dinner at the Mall at 7 pm on November 11. Proceeds go to support their activities. secretary listed as coordinating contact.
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Aphis Diggers
Mall
Suualoe
Waynge
Golf Club Farewell to Mr and Mrs Jobo
An unclear report notes a Sunday evening farewell at the golf club for Mr and Mrs Jobo. Me Brow and others contributed a cheque while a comment on the club’s events is mentioned but remains garbled.
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Jobo
Vital Statistics: The Threw Movie Ends at Pe Anes
The fragment notes a closing event labeled Vital Statistics as a film or program titled The Threw Movie concluding at Pe Anes. Key details and participants are unclear due to damaged text.
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Caine
Chama
West
Fastoral
Sdyatice
Jase
Gradiers
Renee Commonwealth Economa
Cilenta
Ur Bank
ART Unnion
Rugby League Sociai
McKinlay
Wallits
Aramac Council
Mafeking
Peanes
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