Not Suitable for General Exhibition Frontiers of 49 Cast
Rosalind Russell Brian Ahearne and Janet Blair star in My Sister My Sister Eileen not suitable for general exhibition. The venture features Bill Eliott Charles King and Susan De Alcante in Frontiers of 49 with a new star against ruthless renegades. So Proudly We Hail is also mentioned.
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Rosalind Russell
Brian Ahearne
Janet Blair
Eileen
Bill Elliotd
Charles King
Susan de Alcante
Calwell Under Fire In The Leader Column
The Leader questions ALF Minister Mr Calwell in a semi official column. It claims he disparages soldiers enlistment as economic conscription and warns he may face court martial scrutiny. The piece notes public and family impact, urging restraint as sub judice inquiries continue.
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Calwell
AIF
Willy
Listat
Ward
Remarkable performance blamed on coal production stance
The column criticizes Dr Evatt for underestimating coal shortages and calls for government takeover of all mines to boost wartime output. It argues Coalcliffe’s near full capacity shows what could be done under state control and urges action across mines to sustain industry and war effort.
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Coalcliffe
Tais Ho
N.S.W
Dy Evatt
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Evett
A.M.P
Labor Party Opposes Communism at Annual Conference
The Australian Labor Party at its annual conference denounced communism while noting union leadership shows Communist influence. It appointed Ernie Thornton as a delegate to the London trade union conference, claiming he is a leading figure of the Communist party in Australia and recalling his wartime actions and shifts in stance.
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Curtin
Labor
Caldwell
Alecens
ALF
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Spen Diag
Communist Party
Libor
Australia
Country Party
UAP
Ernie Thornton
London
Thornton
Japan
Russia
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Rommel and the Paris bank loan tale
A humorous anecdote tells Rommel asking a Paris bank for a loan. The banker offers a roll of notes and notes Rommel’s lack of a guarantee. The banker quips that Rommel borrowed Lydia Tunisia and Sicily and returned them.
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Rommel
Paris
Monsieur le Feld Marschell
Lydia
Tunisia
Sicily
Corsair Pilot Aids Damaged Navy Vessel At Sea
An US Navy Corsair returning from Rabaul, with instruments and fuel failing, radioed a warship asking for navigation help. The ship offered bearings and distance to a blank field, enabling the Corsair to refuel. The pilot thanked the crew, promising to remember them and noting next time not to call them a boat.
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Navy Corsair
Rabaul
Ace
Strike A Light and the Infinitesimal Gain in Matches
A Herald writer recalls a claim from about a year ago that smaller splinters in matches would prevent 60 matches per box. The piece calculates the minuscule profit for manufacturers from reducing to 56 matches per box, estimating national figures and mocking public gullibility as a costly joke.
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Herald
Church Notices Services To Be Held Next Sunday
Church notices list multiple congregations and service times across Numurkah Numurkay Waaia Youarang Cobram Nathalia and other towns with various ministers including Rev Allison Rev F Methodiet Rev Kemp Rev Packett and Mr Wood.
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Waaia
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Yarroweyah
Rem
F. Methodiet
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Hunkin
Weaia
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Numurkah
Churchward
Strathringa
Hyde
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Congupna West
Marungi
Kemp
Kaarimbi
Mr Watters
Bunbirtha
Mr Dudley
Increased Costs Of Road Wort
Victorian Country Roads Board disclosed to the Northern District Municipal Association in Bendigo that war job expenditure ranged between £4 million and £5 million. Board chair L F Loder outlined concrete works including gravel for 200 miles of State highway, bituminising 25 miles, and daily surfacing rates up to five miles, with machinery acquisitions hoped for postwar access. He noted NT personnel and plant were retained for an extra £750,000 of work requiring HQ relocation.
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L. F. Loder
Northern District Municipal Association
Bendigo
North South Road
Northern Territory
Victoria
Rationalizing the war era building project costs
The article discusses costs in a National Works program affecting room and necessary construction work. Officials expect price increases and urge reductions in tariffs to keep work affordable. They cite 430,000 as a cited sum and note equipment, machinery, and wage considerations shaping timelines and bids.
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Jessons
Bern
Amg
Nyile
Rainfall data fragment with numerous codes and numbers
A dense OCR fragment listing rainfall related figures and codes such as EAB, Udy, Lod, Low, Lou, Lids, U.SB, and many numeric values. The text reads like a table dump with multiple abbreviations and mixed decimal entries, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event.
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Udy
Biv Yad Sib
SUL Lod Uo
SAV
Lek
O.ds
U.sb
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