Warmick Amateur Turf Club Plans Patriotic Meeting
The Warmick Amateur Turf Club schedules a patriotic meeting at All Regt on June with six events starting at 210 pam. Tickets are modest at four pence for men and two pence for others. Proceeds will be shared between Warwick branches of the Grom and the Australian Comfort Fund as the public is urged to attend in large numbers.
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Warmick Amateur Turf Club
Patri Lc Moe
Warwick
Australiaa Comfors Fund
National Unity Premier Slams Federal Government
A National Unity Premier criticises the federal government, arguing that public opinion supports unity and condemns deception or enveloping movements. He states the federation needs genuine cooperation, asserts the need for a nationwide government only with clear aims, and cautions against opportunistic behavior by officials.
Mt Colllery Arts Committee Meeting Notes Activity
The Mt Colllery branch of the Arts committee met chaired by Mrs Roach with members including Rone treasurer JeMey Garden and others. The treasurer reported a credit balance of 1213 4 and payments approved while supplies for scarves and handkerchiefs were ordered and finished work noted.
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Arlen
Re Neden
Wityrorlie
Amman
Baliéayr’y Daily News
Corrrananiténen
Warwick School of Arts
Lmnbie
M. Colllery
Ue Agh
Ayve
Rob
Milward
Treasucer
Rainfall totals and cricketer Colin Meinnes’ inland runs
May rainfall across regions shows 7 points total on three wet days, with year wise comparisons. Colin Meinnes tops inland cricket scores across Goondiwindi Clarence River Warwick Texas and others, totaling 4111 runs in inland matches, including 134 not out against Texas and 94 against Warwick.
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Miny
Insk
Crichel
Innertown
Istanthorpe
Colin Meinnes
Goondi
Killarney
Goondiwind
Teras
Toowoomba
Ingle‘wood
First War Loan Subscriptions Open in Australia
The First War Loan subscriptions total £30,000,000 and growing. Investors may buy bonds from £1 and upwards or inscribed stock from £100 with four months to pay. Bonds bear 3.5 percent interest with no state tax, taxable federally, and can be arranged through banks, post offices, or stock exchanges. Narvik destroyed by fire after a German raid. British forces fought back and some bombers were shot down.
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Australle
Imoney
Post Office
Narvik
London
Tilesiay
Presa
Alled Squtars
Comrades in Arms King’s Message To France
A distorted wartime telegraph style message from London praises French heroism and the Allied effort. It commends the French Armed Forces for courage, discipline, and steadfastness, and expresses gratitude for their role in joint operations and military success. The note conveys sympathy and admiration for France during the conflict.
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London
Anny
Nave
Lng
Tironghhan Prideas
Molina
Tesalyrion
Warwick School Of Arts Monthly Meeting Report
The Warwick School of Arts monthly meeting chaired by G F Hames reviewed a report showing 770 books issued in the current year versus 201 last year. New titles added include Cardooe crucihix and The Magniticon by Cecil Roth. Demand remained high for the lecture rooms and assembly room for institute meetings.
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G._F. Hames
Oldf de Wel
Cecil Roth
Developmental Tax Yields Far Higher Than Year End Estimate
A Brisbane report shows £2,042,000 collected in 11 months from Developmental Tax, exceeding the full year forecast of £3,600,000. The previous year’s yield and calendar details are unclear due to truncated text.
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Brisbane
Refugee Children Help Discussed by Agriculture Council
The Council of Agriculture indicated willingness to assist in housing refugee children in Queensland country homes. The Minister for the Interior was contacted and replied thanking the council, noting the matter is under discussion with the British Government.
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Bribdane
Council of Agriulture
Fol
Sageel
Qosoenaland
Queensland
Benator Oil
Willowvale War Work Group forms at local meeting
A Willowvale district AGW War Work branch meeting on Tuesday June 5 unanimously agreed to form a Willowvale group. Mrs Glerne presided with Mrs Healy outlining support for soldiers in Warwick districts. Members including Sandilands Angland Eastwell and Conway pledged subscriptions and materials for making wool goods, with plans for a stall and trade coupons. A regular business meeting will occur first Tuesday each month.
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Willwvale
Distri Revidenta Wakhakt
Willowvale
Warwok
AGW
Glerne
Warwick Tater
Bund
J. Healy
Lee
Tom Warwick
Mescames
A. Sandilands
Brien
J. Brown
Reid
Mccall
Angland
Guard
Eadwell
M. Eastwood
J. Crockett
J. Bandiiends
Joan Conway
Mewy A.t Allen
Puizgera
D, Long
Gale
Fatal Falls at Sydney Buildings Claim Two Men
In separate Sydney incidents William Dunstan 85, secretary of Blackhead and Caledonian Collieries Ltd., died after slipping down stairs at the Taxation Building George Street. Henry John Dalley 55, principal of J Bailey and Gene, was killed in Chains Home central stairwell, with witnesses describing a fall from the upper floors. Both deaths are under police inquiry as investigators review stairway conditions and access. Dunstan had been in Brisbane two years and leaves a widow and son, a sergeant in the 11th Field Brigade. Dalley recently left home to tend customers in the city.
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Grisbane
Sydney
William Dunstan
Queensland Over
Ceorge Street
Dunstan
Blackhead and Caledonian Colliertes Ltd
MacDona Tld and
Gamillon
Brisbane
Adelaide
Hecerves
11Th
Field Brigade
Nd Battery
Caloundra
Twagedy
Henry John Dalley
J. Bailey and
Gene
No Holsterers
Waverley
Chains Home
Barlin Place
Earee
Womasi
Fig Bey
Paley
Patriotic Funds Commonwealth To Take Over Direct Control
Canberra reports Patriotic Funds Commonwealth to assume direct control. The move aims to coordinate funds and prevent duplication of efforts across states. Officials anticipate central management to streamline lending for wartime or labor measures.
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Patriotic Funds
Commonwealth
Brgbane Specialist Flight For Derwent Station Man
Brigbane reports B luyth McMaster from Derwent near Cloncurry flown a thousand miles to Brisbane in a Gantas Empire Arrays machine to receive specialist care. An Archerfield ambulance transported him to a private hospital. Condition tonight reported satisfactory. He is brother of Fergus McMaster, chair man of directors of Qantas Empire Airways.
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Brigbane
Bluyth McMaster
Derwent Station
Cloncurry
Brisbane
Archereld
Fergus MiMarter
Qantas Empire ‘Airways
Judge's Warning On Coalmine Hold-Ups in Archite Court
Sydney reports continued coal mine hold ups as miner claims are heard in the Architecture Court. J Slormston of Abermain collieries cites strikes at Abermain No 3 and No 3 colliery and urges unions to form conciliations to settle disputes quickly. The judge calls for rapid action to avoid escalation and ensure work resumes.
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Sydney
Yelll
Julige Reedy
Votoms
Architrection
J. Slormston
A. Brown
Abermain
Seaturn Collieries, Ltd
Abermain No. 3
Ccollieries
Coey
Kew
Howl
Aldo
Wald
Whey
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Belog
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Brisbave
Narionet
Aef
Pong Smith
New South Wales
Betuune
Avian ‘Treanurgy
Mtr
A.W. Medien
Iment
MT. Colliery
Dalveen
Comrades In Arms
France
Council of Agriculture Support
Willowvale Group
Australian Comforts Fund
LUX
Itt
Rautowy
Sone
Canberra
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aBerwe
Alan
Cary Grant
Bewad
Aia
Palmerin Street
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