In Memoriam and Thanks Notices Collected
In memoriam and thanks notices honor Sey a head Eliza beth Hannah Charles John and Annie Jane Kinny. Messages express deep mourning and gratitude to doctors nurses and friends for condolences wreaths cards and support during bereavements. Names include Olive Charlie Mrs G Ninces Mrs E J Sutton Terry Oswald Teagoom Joe Sutton and Frank Ormond Sutton.
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Elma
Biggerden
Annie Jane Kinny
Love
Mra JH Cook
Ming P. Cook
Mre McEachran
G. Ninces
Plesize
E. J. Sutton
Terry
Oswald
She Hey
Taylor
Frank Ormond
Joe) Sutton
Keow
The Bay Pialba Growth and Queensland Development Vision
A fragmented historical piece extols The Bay seaside area from Point Vernon to Point Urangan as a growing resort with tree lined esplanade beaches and camping facilities. It cites deep sea port water service sewerage and nation building as keys to Pialba’s future alongside Maryborough and other coastal towns. It highlights government population goals and urges civic authorities to lead development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pialba
Vernon
Scanners
Torquay
Urangan
the Bay
Arven Mile
Point Vernon
Point Urangan
Dundowran
Nikembah
Queensland
Australia
Maryborough
Burrum Shire
Chamber of Com Weree and
Vanowe Progress Associations
Pialba urged to fund water scheme and future sewerage plan
Burrum Shire Council hears from consultant J F Keays that a joint water supply for Pintba Howard and Torbanlea would cost 368 200 pounds using Burrum River sources. The report urges government subsidy to meet coastal erosion and eventual sewerage rollout to support growth and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Keays
Burrum Shire
Howard and Torbanlenu
Burrum
Urangen
Pialba
Tomarrow
Benefit Funds Need Watching Benefit Funds Need Watching
BRISBANE August 17 The registrar reported a generally satisfactory state of benefit funds in Friendly Societies though field strength was deteriorating and will require close watching over the next five years. Returns due September 1 for 14 branches were late and several June returns remained outstanding. Total membership June showed 69 008 with a net loss of 1430 for the year, mainly from aging members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Rhaneme
Sovietiew
Agnua
Marehal
Bern
Schiaparelli Questioned After Airport Bag Search
Paris reports say designer Madame Schiaparelli was questioned by detectives at Nice airport after police found diamond clips and bracelet parts in her luggage. She was released on provisional liberty as authorities review a French Jewel Formalite charge for contempt of the examining magistrate.
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London
Reuters Correspara
Ing
Mae
Villa le Ree
Golfman
Matt Wheston
Schisparell
Mid
Bread complaint reports blue gumlike substance in loaves
A resident found a blue grey chewing gum like substance in a loaf of white bread and in a brown bread from a nearby store. The items were wrapped in clean packaging with an unreadable manufacturer name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaire
S Sabupken
Exports Bring Congestion to Brisbane Port
Aug 17 report warns that the impending export season will strain Brisbane as ships lie idle and port authorities stall. A spokesman said wool, butter, fruit, and sugar could be shipped overseas but the Stevedoring Industry Board vacillates, worsening delays and sparking public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Myrna Loy Divorce Case In Cuernavaca Court
Myrna Loy fled an application for divorce from producer Gene Markey in Cuernavaca Court. Her lawyer said the case is uncontested, due to mental cruelty cited by Loy. Loy plans to marry in January and has no children. uncontested divorces typically take about a week.
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Mexico City
Morne Loy
Gene Markey
Cuernavaca Court
Marker
Miss Loy
Postal strike fails in Sydney city deliveries
Sydney postal action collapses as three separate city deliveries arrive on schedule. Assistant Deputy Director Mr Ferhe notes only minor delays in outlying suburbs amid protest over nursing of the postal workers' award. Forecast calls for fine weather in most areas with light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ferhe
Usilon Aie
Callide MPs clash in Parliament on subsidies and jobs
Brisbane August 11 A split in opinion erupts in Parliament over subsidies for imported coal and federal spending. Burrows accuses the government of harming Australian industry while Noble and Ingram attack wage policy and immigration fears. Roberts condemns Labor as rash and warns against delaying anti Communist measures.
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Brisbane
Redere
Callide
Burrows
Labour
Port Curtis
Yeronga
Iowa
Ingram ‘Lal
Keppel
Queensland
Roberts
Menzies- Fodeen
Three Nazi War Criminals Released by American Authorities
London August 17. Raw teres Frankfurt curt harral age that American authorities in Germany today announced the immediate release of three German war criminals Otto Dietrich former Nazi Press chief Friedrich Flick big industrialist and Richard Durre former Nazi Minister of Agriculture The release order was made on grounds of reduction of sentences for good conduct Five other criminals were released full five were serving seven year sentences New relations have increased the action of sentences for good behaviour from five to ten days a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rawteres
Frankfurt
Curt Harralage
Germany
Erman
Otto Dietrich
Nagi Presa
Friedrich Flick
Big Net Industrianist
Richard Durre
Mae
Churchill Mine Idle Amid Dispute Over Rates
Churchill Mine remains idle as 49 workers producing 120 tons daily seek settlement. Union officials, led by OA Nielsen, pushed for a deal by Monday at the office. The strike centers on crushing rates payable to women, with state union officials discussing the matter in Britain. No results announced last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Mine
Churchill
OA. Nielsen
Che Union
E Todd
Britane
Egg Subsidy Requests From Australia Incomplete Figures
Canberra August 17 The Minister for Agriculture Mr McEwen said he had received several requests on what the Commonwealth should subsidise for eggs He noted the proposals involve an auction and important facts from the existing supply and prices had not been established before the policy could be considered by the Government He stressed the need for full material and data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Augie
McEwen
Commonwealth
Aimee
Municipal income tax proposed for smaller polities
A detailed discussion argues for municipal income tax as a sustainable local revenue. It weighs land value reliance, progressive effects of property taxes, and the need for constitutional feasibility, uniform base taxation, and fair apportionment to avoid double taxation while fostering responsible local governance.
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Mihortage
Ashes
Clark
Buroy
U.S.A
Canada
Australes
Commonwealth
Switzerland
Anid Ie
France
Belgium
Mst
Australis
Western Australia
Radio parts expenditure approved by Executive Council
The Executive Council approved spending 1700 pounds for radio parts to be distributed across depots in the Siete area as part of a program to equip fire brigades with radio communications. A modern 10 watt radio set is to be adopted, aiding a comprehensive alert and command system under the Radio Communication Association. The push follows a broader effort to expand official communications within the region.
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Brisbane
Executive Council
ScarneSs Concert Delights Large Local Audience
August 17 saw over 250 attendees at a highly successful ScarneSs concert at Scarnem. The event credited to Mr and Mrs George Haddow junior for weeks of training, with Marrborough artists contributing, and a program featuring children's songs and dances, Dutch costumes, and varied adult performances. The Maryborough area organ and a duo of comedians kept the audience amused, and dancing followed the show with ticket sales strong and a later drawing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcarness
Scarnem
Min
George Haddow
Dower
George Haddon
Bill Cowan
Wwe
Mra Vidler
Chinese batteries fire on British destroyer Concord
August 17 Hong Kong reported that batteries on three Chinese Communist held islands fired on the British destroyer Concord as it approached. The ship returned fire in self defense with minor casualties reported. the vessel was not damaged. A Navy spokesman described the engagement and noted shells landed near the Concord.
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Hong Kong
Concord
Navy
Wong Kong
Local transport delays lead to waivers and refunds
The report notes ministers and city officials in Portla Trent and Brisbane considering waivers or refunds for care and sheep truck loading delays caused by various circumstantial factors. Decisions were made on merit, with delays attributed to other causes and subject to review.
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Brisbane
Wom
Ewan
Roma
Traffeport
Duggan
Portla- Trent
Prac- Veco
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Maryborough Chronicle
H. V. Boldeman
J. W. Short
Adelaide
Maryborough Furniture Factory
FERBY
Ann Streets
General Motors
King’s Radio
Marv Chang
Shirley Fleming
M.Q.A
Messer Chambers
Fry's Dry Cleaning Service
Brat
Mungomery
Kent Trert
Fimatiuhay
Amberiseo Hood Metals
Alo
de Uti
Ftetall & Mall
Anks Leather
Broadway
Hain
McWilliams
Vinenge
Eveready
Eveready Brand
Rogers
Ache
Paris
le Havre
Raymond Bertwus
Michelle Pelion
Demaine
Emmitt
Law
Elizabeth Hannah
Alinour
Ant Unete
Charles John
Olive
Charlie
Fila
Somi
Owan- Y
Greater
Pialba To
S Be
Schiaparelli
Jems Wid
John WS
Colin Clark
Arthur Capper Moore
My ii
Sie
Ios
Panini
Intersis
Peranna
Incoma
USA
U.S
Nina
Mimiele
Ian
Ny McEwen
Britain
Stony
Stuart Towmsville
Ehairmarm
Cermiey
Wien
Terrarioy
Meine Formorriy
Maryborpurlhii
Ratarday
Auene
Arte
Tiaro Shire Mall
Mom
Mono
Relrey Fh i
Hunter River
Brest Lucerne
Con Bowdler
Scarness
Grencert
Marrborough
Une
Hervey Bay Qatb
Alest
Jimmy Bogery
Simm Ray
Bryant & Fergusons
Brown & Navy
Price, Yard
Bryant & Ferguson
Kent and
Adelaide Sheris
Maryberoush
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