Frightful Scenes After Canton Air Raid Reported
The article notes air raid events on Canton and references public anxieties, with commentary on civilian morale and wartime home front measures. It discusses unemployment trends, government policy, and statements by Premier and Labour Department officials about employment relief and economic support during the wartime period.
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Mackay Harbour Project Draws Political Debate
In Mackay the harbour project dominates debate as Opposition figures criticize delays and cost. Government leader Mr Goatteny Morgan and Premier Mr W Forgan Starth defend progress, with possibilities of Royal Commission review and Treasury estimates cited. Labor debate centers on completing works within budget despite claims of potential £100,000 total loss.
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Departement of Warhours and Marine
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Mackay
Wah
Murer
Treasury
Depron
Hermits Life Young Constable Prepares for Police Base
In the Northern Territory Darwin region a young constable Peter Wiley readies for a water base, with plans to establish a camp along Arvatemn, near King River. The harsh mangrove belt spans about 30 miles and swamps nearby teem with dangerous insects and fever risks.
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Peter Wiley
Tures
Hakeens
Malering
Benet
Lovat
Peurbera
King River
Mariner
Health precautions at Darwin plan for disease air travel
Australia authorities, led by Dr Paul Mitchell, tighten checks at Darwin airport to prevent yellow fever spread from overseas planes. Passengers and crew will face meticulous inspections, quarantines, fumigation, and medical scrutiny.
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Yursantinie Ede
Meriewutera
Australia
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Uae
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State Schools Brisbane Syllabus Review and Revisions
A summary of a 1930s state education syllabus review in Brisbane notes a push to simplify grammar, broaden original teaching aims, and increase focus on manipulative skills and aesthetics. The Director of Education reports the 1830 primary school syllabus is being revised to align with modern methods, with announcements expected later in the year.
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Tucation
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Aenocla
Fms
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Edwardy
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Une
Toowoomba Baths Public Restrictions Imposed
In Toowoomba restrictions were set on postmen and bath facilities. The city planned measures to manage public bathing, regulate attire, and control access to water facilities at night. Officials outlined phased limits and enforcement to preserve safety and decorum in the civic baths.
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Destructive World War II Bombardment Report From Canton and Nanking Raid
Vivid, chaotic dispatches describe a massive raid on Canton with thousands killed. Eyewitness accounts recount shattered city quarters, scattered remains, and mass panic. A separate Nanking raid is noted with bomber aerial activity and claims of targets along the river.
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Orth
Shrapnel Piece Dislodged By A Sneze In Melbourne
Melbourne report describes a siege of a shrapnel piece dislodged from the top of D. Drayer random nose and falling into his mouth. He had previously been wounded in 1917 at Deacheridante during service. The examining doctor noted the dislodgement was delicate and risky.
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Melbourne
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Mackay Harbour project debated amid fiscal concerns
A Mackay harbour proposal dominates discussion as govt faces capital liability fears. The Premier defended the scheme, noting subsidies and trade impact while opponents warned of heavy costs and taxpayer burden. Local figures insist the project aligns with growth without overtaxing residents.
Tobacco Leaf Sales Market Report Fragment
A fragmented market note from Crimbany details Dalgety and Co Ltd offering tobacco lots for sale today amid unsettled bids and quality concerns. The record mentions a withdrawal and late timing as buyers and evaluators assess the auction lot quality and price potential, with references to specific firms and vendors.
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Crimbany
Dalgety Wit Co, Ltd
Aimee Jrat
Clea Arieny
Boa
Toowoomba Hospital Board Sits On Member Fees
The Toowoomba hospital board narrowly approved by law a sitting fee of 11/4 per worded amount for each board member. Alderman Grimms opposed, arguing pay would corrupt public service. Mr Stansbie defended public duty, noting 80 years service without pay except elections. Turnbull supported the by law but abstained from vote.
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Toowoontha Hospital Board
Ald
A. Grimms
Lal
Dt. Stansbie
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Landy Aulape
Turnbull
Millionaire Gwynn Vanderbilt birthday prize news
Baltimore report states Gwynn Vanderbilt, heir to Alfred Vanderbilt, celebrates his 28th birthday and receives 10,000,000 dollars from his father’s will. He plans a large horse breeding and training farm, the country’s largest, while Constable Riley guards a special parcel instruction ending Not to be opened by December 15.
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Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Metalmenu
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Death Under Anaesthetic at Kingaroy Hospital
An inquest chaired by Coroner J. Hart, adjourned from Nanango, examined Kenneth George Lashes who died during an anesthetic at Kingaroy Hospital on April 10 for a grail removal. Dr Suxton testified the patient was given a general anesthetic by an anesthetist, with Surman assisting to monitor. Instrument failure and access to a supervisor were discussed. condition later remained unconscious.
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Labour's Blue Book Canberra Reply to Curtin Charges
The Commonwealth Government released a 130 page booklet responding to Curtin's criticisms. It presents a vigorous defense of the Lyons administration and its monetary policy, asserting the Commonwealth Bank will be kept free from party influence and that the financial system is secure.
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Commonwealth
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Lyons
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Lyon
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Fin ‘Eneial Syatem
Labour
Urges Compulsory Military Training in Australia
Sydney reporters note pressure for compulsory military service across New South Wales. The proposed program would require a three year service period with general conscription and national defense emphasis, reflecting ongoing debate over universal training.
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Austral
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Unclear text about school banking and union actions
A fragmentary report describes a teacher union executive directing cessation actions following an Asian conference. The text is garbled and multiple names or dates are unreadable, yielding little clear detail about dates, places, or outcomes.
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