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GA-02032 1949-08-31 The Singapore Free Press rel C

The Singapore Free Press, 31 August 1949: Blueprint for revolution came in a Soviet attache case (Denis Warner)

Singapore Free Press, 31 Aug 1949: blueprint for revolution in a Soviet attache case (Denis Warner)

Singapore Free Press, 31 Aug 1949, by Denis Warner (lead only). Cold-war feature claiming Soviet-supplied blueprints for revolution in Australia, Malaya, the Philippines and Korea. Matched on Francisca Fanggidaej; the lead has no Indonesian women's content.

GA-00278 1957-05-07 The Canberra Times rel C

Talk on Indonesian Women for N.C.W. (Canberra Times, 7 Mei 1957)

Talk on Indonesian Women for N.C.W. (Canberra Times, 7 May 1957)

Canberra Times 'What People Are Doing' social column, 7 May 1957, p. 5. Only Gerwani-adjacent item: Mrs Urbani, wife of an Indonesian Embassy first secretary, will address the Canberra branch of the National Council of Women on 'Women in Indonesia'. Rest is unrelated local notices.

GA-00279 1958-09-30 The Canberra Times rel C

Talk on Indonesia for Red Cross (Canberra Times, 30 September 1958)

Canberra Times 'What People Are Doing' social column, 30 Sep 1958, p. 5. One relevant notice: Mrs H. G. Wattimena, wife of the Indonesian Embassy's first secretary, will talk to the Reid Red Cross branch on Indonesian women and the Indonesian Red Cross. Otherwise unrelated local news.

GA-00315 1960-08-13 The Townsville Daily Bulletin rel C

Women's Section (Townsville Daily Bulletin, 13 Agustus 1960)

Women's Section: social notes, Townsville

Townsville Daily Bulletin 'Women's Section', 13 Aug 1960, p. 6: social notes (engagements, weddings, bowling club). Only passing link is a Townsville Women's Club talk on an Eastern tour describing dress of Indonesian women in Singapore among others. No Gerwani content.

GA-00577 1971-08-19 Amigoe di Curacao rel C

Kannibalen vrijgesproken (Cannibals acquitted)

Cannibals acquitted

Amigoe di Curaçao, 19 Aug 1971, on a Papua New Guinea court acquitting seven men of cannibalism. Not about Indonesia: 'Gerwani Turbiam' is only a defendant's name, as the translator notes. A false hit for Gerwani research.