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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Apr 06, 1951

Page

1

Australian Reds Branded as Fifth Columnists at Cairns Meeting

Prime Minister R G Menzies told a Cairns crowd at Hibernian Hall that communism poses a dire threat, calling it the fifth column of the one great enemy. He warned Britain and the United States must build strength to deter aggression. The Cairns rally drew an estimated crowd surpassing a thousand inside and many more outside.

Great Britain United States Soviet Union Australia R. G. Menzies Hibernian Hall Mengies Cairns Mi Menges

Parliament Clash Over National Service Bill in Australia

The article reports a heated debate on the National Service plan with Prime Minister Menzies defending conscription against Labor Party opposition. He warns of Communist influence and coal shortages while government figures argue for national defense and wartime mobilization.

FEDFA Members Defy Coal Board Order in Protests

FEDEA and FEDFA workers defy an order from the Coal Industry Tribunal prompting the closure of 33 mines and a further halt at 40,060 mines planned for tomorrow as protests escalate. The Lithgow branch says no further action until after federal elections while workers resist reduced attendance allowance.

Stoney Southern Western Coalfiaids FEDFA EEDFA Trivmal FG Her Fedfa Lithgow Oranch FED PA Gallagher

Untitled fragment reports injuries in unclear incident

A garbled OCR fragment notes someone named Ble and another person affected by a ball event. The readable text is insufficient to identify people, places, organizations, or a precise incident or date. The item appears to be an unreliable clipping snippet.

Appeal Airs High Court Critique of City Party Dissolution

A document quoted today supports the appeal of William Tardin challenging the validity of the Community Party dissolution order. The case centers on the High Court's view of proceedings and the political party’s status.

Sedney Ape Cosmmuntt William Tardin

Miners Rescued After Fumes Trap Two in 500 Foot Shaft

In Sydney a mine shaft 520 feet deep trapped two men after fumes rose from a dynamite blast. Miner Reginald Fraser and mine manager Augie Lenmpire were unconscious for hours, rescued by gangs with special equipment while other workers escaped and recovered.

Sydney Augie Lenpmire Reginald Fraser Frater Trevithick Longmore Pranzel Leeing Longmore Fraser Lanesac Tne

Draw For Group Senate Ballot Papers SRINAANS

The text outlines group senate ballot procedures and candidate listings for the April election. It notes the Liberal Country Party union backing 18 candidates and Labour considering not contesting two seats in Darling Downs. It names figures such as Mr A W Fadden and McPherson, plus various candidates and party officials across Queensland.

Libersl-Country Party Labour Par Haa Labour McPherson Darling

International force in Korea under joint Soviet Chinese control

A military report says an international force led by Soviet and Chinese Communists operates aircraft in Korea under a Joint Control Band headquartered in Mukden Manchuria. It claims the force numbers about 3090 aircraft, but is short of that total.

Taipem Apt Reeter Ait Jerriett Korea Far East

Tobacco prices in Brubmane and Queensland fluctuates

April auction of tobacco in Queensland shows volatile pricing with 8000 tons traded at average levels. Growers report a median price and a top sale near 108d per unit, while co operatives in Sydney and Brisbane observe shifts in demand and supply affecting the market.

Brubmane Guiesnsland Brisane Althoie Rdney Weibourne Gusensland Co

Faddens Voice Fails in Court Report

The article notes Mr Fadden's voice failing during a public hearing at the County Parliament. It describes the ensuing disruption and the adjournment as officials consider next steps. Names and exact dates are incomplete in the readable text.

Unclear OCR fragment hints at ritual ceremony and arrival

Damaged text mentions a girl and a shipment arrival with ritual attire and dates. References to names and places are unreadable, but imply a ceremonial event tied to a specific time frame and observers.

Enormous Public Works and Land Reserve Plans Unveiled

The document outlines a 1040 acre reserve in Gadgatra Gratton Cairmm districts with timber and forest reserves. It details grants and loans totaling thousands of pounds for hospital, railway, and public works, including a Treasury loan for an Innistail Hospital switchboard and capital for a new aerodrome and library. It notes orders authorizing shire councils to borrow funds for infrastructure, road improvements, and building projects.

Gadgatra Gratton Cairmm RTS Mera Poumell Innistail Hospitain Innistail Hospital Joan Fas Beati Minchin Wake Ingham Eserussie Cuthral Minchinbrook Shire Gaundajini Halifax Carr

Executive Approval to Amendments Increase Benefits in Brisbane

Amendments approved by Executive Councilmember G. Cownall raise compensation for injuries and dependants. Weekly and total compensation amounts increase. disability and wage-based adjustments apply to both male and female workers. Provisions cover dependent allowances, pay schedules, and specific table of injuries changes.

Chile Anc Haute Wape

Deputies Duels in Paris Shadow Foreign Ministers Meeting

The State Department reported tense talks in Paris among Western and Soviet ministers. Officials described prepared positions and a cautious stance as negotiations proceeded, with no immediate agreement reached and wordings under careful review.

Washington Rick Soviet Union Traf Romnel Paris United States Halon Ehral Charatiey

New Wage Rates Set in Brisbane

A reading from a report outlines new wage scales for Brisbane workers. The document notes monthly earnings, living costs, and Aboriginal member input while detailing how employers and the Rate Board will oversee compliance and updates.

Veteran Cairns Town Clerk Dies After Sudden Collapse

Alfred Edwin Wilkinson veteran Town Clerk of Cairns collapsed during Cairns Jubilee Central Celebrations Committee meeting in City Council Chambers. He told the Mayor he could not continue and died shortly after at 8.45 pm despite ambulance transfer to Cairns Base Hospital.

Cairns Alfred Edwin Wilkinson Wilkinson Ald W. H. Murchison

Cairns City Council honors long-serving town clerk

Mr Wilkinson served 54 years with Cairns City Council and 58 years in local public life. He began as an office junior and rose to town clerk, serving under mayors and contributing to council publicity and wartime relief efforts. The mayor and colleagues lauded his dedication and guidance throughout a lengthy career.

Wilkinson Borouga Councal Cairee Cainsity Council Tervye Queensland Boroust Council Bir

Persian Warning Teeram April 5 Report

In a brief reading, officials warn of potential security concerns surrounding an event on April 5. The notice cites unnamed authorities and signals heightened vigilance without detailing specific threats or actions.

Cardat Tatlow Leaves Omg Falparaio

Unclear text fragment mentions oil tank and individuals Dave Mawr and a Turter tank. Details insufficient to determine event, place, or date.

Falparaio Guptake P.O Guimero Dave Mawr

American Admiral Appointed in London Ceremony

An American admiral was appointed in London, with the ceremony attended by key defense officials. The selection and approval followed briefings on Atlantic defense strategy and naval leadership.

Transmission line project to Ravenshoe amid delays and debate

A troubled public meeting discussed the Ravenshoe transmission project with officials outlining scope and timelines. The board faced questions on costs and manpower, noting past delays and the need for reliable supplies to support regional development.

Watersiders Ban Brisbanes Overtime Clash

The Waterside workers push a ban on overtime affecting Brisbane operations. Captain WY Piri and the commission chair organize responses as the Amalgamated Boatmen’s Union weighs action. Local shipowners and traffic collectors report disruptions to ship stowage and voyage plans.

Brisbane Agri S Gussieabioe Watersige Ovaritime WY Piri Bisamenyo Trafic Colemites Ouse Wome Stineveries Fad Coud Sree iSeitourne Ana” Satan

Fragmented OCR Summary

The readable text mentions a person connected with another, a possible event, and an unclear note about a tail or place then a door closed at an unspecified time near a beach or bear reference. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.

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