Dalveen CWA Branch Holds Monthly Meeting
The Dalveen branch of the CWA held its monthly meeting with Mrs. Pidgeon presiding. Attendees included Meniamies Sawyer, AroUthinot, W. WL Wat, gackaon, Pidgeon, A Wilmot, and the secretary. The meeting opened with the recital of The Crees and correspondence was read. a letter of congratulation from Mrs. Anion was noted. Mrs. Bierne was praised for her recent honour. Airs. Jackson and Mix Butler contributed a dainty reception.
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Dalveen
C.W.A
Pidgeon
Meniamies Sawyer
AroUthinot
W. WL. Wat
Gackaon
Wilmot
Mise A.’ Wim
Tweard
Mra Bawyer
Fit. A. Willmot
Atrucomd
Tetler
Congrstus Anion
Lo Mra Bierne
Ore Ponfereg
Jackson
Mix Butler
Dainty Feeronon Te
New Federal Cabinet Representation by States
The report outlines NSW leading with most seats while Victoria holds five, Queensland and South Australia have two each, and Western Australia briefly reaches a minister count, with 18 ministers in the federal cabinet and about 12 senior ministers. It notes unrepresented groups and cabinet committee duties on specific issues.
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Camberra
Weintades
New South Wales
Aine
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Western Australia
Tuamenis
Tory
Kelvy
Fragmentary text about powder and identity
The readable lines discuss powder used to alter appearance and erase signs of aging or ethnicity. The passage hints at social or cultural pressures to modify skin tone and notes the effects of powder on facial perception.
War talk in Commons recalls Britain Soviet ties and aims
In a Commons session the Puritan Secretary outlined Britain’s stance on Soviet interactions and German aggression. He warned against Hitler’s plans, stressed the need for alliance with the Soviet Union, and noted Britain’s goal to coordinate military efforts with the Soviet state while maintaining relations with Turkey as an ally.
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Eide
Germany
Fusaia
Hitler
Olim
Eitler
Brlisin
Ruma
Boviet
Carmor
Murt
Per— Petraled
Risse
Yarang
Russie
Monshere
Ubidentrap
Soviet Union
Britain
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Eden
Mintulis
Remsan
Saint Carman
Twct
Ribbentrop
Alin
Biabir
Lin
Thal
Russia
Dermeny
Anglo-fieriet
Thor
Bealaky
Mimeo
Rome
Turtiah
Finland
Punland
Sumner Welles
United States
Syang
JG. Winans
America
Nad
H. B. Lees-Smnith
Labour
Prince Minster
1ore-Be'ishe
Liberal National
Rumal
Rasia
M. P. Price
Malsky
Shipping changes and naval awards amid wartime outlook
Auckland reports on new equipment for merchant shipping and a forecast of naval influence. The first naval member of the Commonwealth Naval Award is named and attention shifts to protecting shipping lanes. References to Allied forces and supply challenges in Britain, Ireland, and the Middle East reflect wartime logistics and strategy.
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Auckland
Wedneyaay
Vic-Aanilyal Ale Uy Royle
Australia
Ite
Zraland
Britain
New Zealand
Middle East
Sir
New Hearing Aids Show Promising Deafness Treatment
Reports to the American Association for the Advancement of Science describe a new method lowering inner ear pressure to improve hearing. Dr Josephson notes partial gains in progressive dexterity and reduced deafness in experimental cases, while other officials discuss diplomatic events and wartime positions.
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Op. Fee
Weir
Durham
New Hampshire
Bat de
Samanuel Josey
New York
American Association For le Advancement of Science
Josephson
Coury Martis Trial Reveals Internews Misconduct Aboard Dunera
Reported proceedings accuse Acting Regimental Sergeant Major Bowlin of abuse and improper treatment of internees aboard the Dunera. The article notes severe discipline, alleged violent acts, and the court’s response including charges and potential punishment.
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Lendon
Charles Albert Bowlin
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Europe
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Uns
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Australian Knitting Mills Ltd
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Nestle
Strasburg
Jara
Alvins Kelly
Palmerin Street
Warwick
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