Chinese Reform Fetes Queue Removal Across Malaya
An early report from late September 1945 details Chinese reform supporters in Malaya celebrating the end of the queue as youths and elders participate in ceremonies. Observers note jubilation and widespread coverage of removal rites, with decorative sensors and public displays marking the shift in attire and customs.
Study in Coded Dialogue Reveals Fragmented Morning Musings
A cryptic, garbled dialogue fragment centers on a young woman named Tam and a wary group of companions. The text hints at sensory details like a pungent smell and camphor, with no clear action or outcome due to the damaged source.
Social items recount Sydney events December 1
His Excellency the Governor visited Sydney from Moss Vale on December 1 to award prizes at St Ignatius College Riverview. The week featured a performance of As You Like It by the Sydney Malls in Eynesbury Grounds with Sir J. Gould’s ground hosting the outdoor play. Proceeds went to the Rawson Memorial Fund. A large audience included Lady Pere, Lady Darley, the Lady Mayoress and many others. An exhibition of needlework and art enamel by Mrs Hume and Miss Eirene More opened at Bray’s Buildings. Invitations issued for a garden party at Treburtho to welcome Mr and Mrs Seabourn from Melbourne. A long list of social guests attended. A wedding occurred at St Stephen’s Church with Miss Elsie Holland and Mr Henry Walters.
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Sydney
Moss Vale
Pennant
St. Ignatius’ College
Riverview
Weeks Trust
Eynesbury
Edgecliffe-road
Woollabrs
J. Gould
Rawson
Shakepere
Jim-Law
J. Seabourn
Melbourne
Harland Wen
Union Company
Awand
Imeuniiy
Ais
Nul Impliy Air
James Holland
Gleniore Street
Naremburn
Henry Walters
Philip Walters
Abbimont
Tegnssses
Dy Murphy
Vinles Holland
Florrie Walters
Arch. Campbell
Sevarnd
Campbell
Campbril
J. B Shand
St. Francis
Paddington
Herbert Latimer Clarke
Woollakrs
Isa Estelidocephior Mulder
Mulder
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Church of England
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EA. Stevens
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Spinks
A- Gowan
Reesnt Ballarat Competi Ars
J L. Taylor
Thos
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Ifone
Ars Wome
Oranges
Dorothy Wymer
Miley Nubile
A. Crowe
Cooma School of Artz
Laila Perkins
Local society notes with weddings and Lodge events
A long column records numerous society items including weddings at St Stephen’s and St John’s churches, best man roles, and bridesmaids. It details Lodge and Odd Fellows activities, installations, presentations of medals, and community entertainments at venues like the Temperance Hall Nuremberg and Ohafel Joxs Hall Newtown. It notes a farewell to Arch Campbell after 31 years with Harrison Jones and Devlin, and a charity concert for Mr William Anderson.
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M. E
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I.P.Z
Mullin
Z. M
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R. T. Jane
Scribe E
E. C
Scribe X
Hope
E. Crame
A. F. M’lean, 2Nd Soj., Comp. D. Anderson, and Bo. Comp. T. C- L
C. Brownlow
B. Howarth
M. C
Heron
G. Hope
Fier. Alexander
Mrs. Clark
Bathurst
St. Stephen's
John Miller
M.L.A
John Edgley
Thomas Atchison
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Ohafeljoxs
Enmore Road
Newtown
William Anderson
Newtown Workers' Literary and Debating Society
WP. Hunt
W. E. Smith
Bridge-street
George Davies
Davies
Cooma
St. Paul's Church
E. B. Backhouse
Mies Mabel Backhouse
Mize
Constance Barkhouse
Uichair
Lvae Bentt
W. F. Madlay
Harrison, Jones, and Devlin
Limited
Circular Quay
Diary of Pains and Suicide Thoughts Across Trials
The diary entry recounts extreme pain and financial strain driving the writer toward suicide. The confused text names despair, failing health, and the urge to end life, with fragmented phrases about personal guilt, attempts to endure, and a grim contemplation of death amid ongoing suffering.
Imitation Whisky Labeling Sparks Nationwide Prosecutions
Amid derision over imitation spirits, prosecutions rise in multiple states as unregulated “Imitation Whisky” labels draw scrutiny. The act targets misleading labeling practices and enforcement intensifies nationwide to curb deceptive spirits marketing.
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United States
Berit Haldax
America
A Curate's Romance in Leeds to Wed
Details of a village romance near Rodley show Rev Charles Powell Morris, aged 64, courting Miss Ada Webster, 19, daughter of a Bresnars Booths factory worker. She trained at Thoreaby High School Leeds and a Buxton college before their marriage and planned residence near Rotherham where he now serves.
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Leeds
Charles Powell Morris
Rodley
Adam Webster
Bresars. Booth's Foundry
Morris le
Leeds Education Authority
Couirty
Morris
Rotherham
Derelict Destroyer Senaca Bound for Atlantic Mission
In late October the derelict destroyer Senaca was slated for an Atlantic mission within weeks. The single-screw 1500 ton vessel carries a powerful electric searchlight, wireless telegraphy, and open oil magazines for gun cotton, mines, and detonators. It is prepared to lay derelicts using electric cables, but cannot tow converted vessels.
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United States
Senaca
Atlantic
Linera
Bho
Steamer's Viciss Tudes and Belfast Tragedy
A damaged steam vessel suffered extensive bottom damages after a voyage to Belfast. The crew, including the captain, faced misfortune as the ship encountered calms and fogs, with the vessel carrying a surname passenger and enduring heavy strain that led to financial and legal concerns for the owners.
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Anton
Belfast
Wales
Made in Birmingham Imager Case At Birmingham Court
A Birmingham court heard a case alleging that numerous images were produced locally. The magistrate noted that the imitations appeared to be based on foreign designs and questioned the origin of the works.
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Doba Grearly van Bew
Birmingham
England
Broueht
Enlinloit
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