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Ingham is the town center of the Hinchinbrook Region and a major hub for Australia’s sugar industry. Nestled amongst rugged mountain peaks, giant waterfalls, sugarcane-filled floodplains, wild islands, tropical reefs, and a beckoning coastline; what is there to do in Ingham? The choices are endless! Ingham is known as the “Little Italy” of Tropical North Queensland and is known for the exceptional richness and quality of its Italian culture, which may be enjoyed at any of the local Italian delicatessens. Source: www.hinchinbrookway.com.au/destinations/ingham/

Hotel Central and adjoining buildings flooded in 1946. . Lower parts of the Main street beyond the Hotel Central were significantly affected by the floodwaters. Source: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_88500_Hotel...

It could be that this data is related to the Carrs family The Carr Family of Halifax, Queensland Posted by KeithMcPhee, Thursday, 13 July 2017 Four brothers, sons of William Arthur and Sussanah Carr of Halifax via Innisfail, Queensland, all enlisted in the Great War: Source: discoveringanzacs.naa.gov.au/browse/person/113161

An organic chemist. You can read his book: books.google.com/books?hl=en&id=tCxDAAAAIAAJ&dq=f...

Back row, left to right: Swigert, Pogue, Evans, Weitz, Irwin, Carr, Roosa, Worden, Mattingly, Lousma. Front row, from left to right: Givens, Mitchell, Duke, Lind, Haise, Engle, Brand, Bull, McCandless

English suffragettes--officers in the WSPU--Beatrice Helen Saunders was the financial secretary in the London office, and Harriet Roberta Kerr (1859-1940) was the Secretary. They were arrested together under the "Cat and Mouse Act" in Fall of 1913.

Thanks for the information (and correct spelling of Harriet Kerr's name!). It's helpful to know what likely made the photo newsworthy for the Bain News Service. We'll adjust the description when we update the record.