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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
6
A garbled OCR passage references a legal or political context with scattered names and phrases. It mentions concepts like government, control, and freedom, but the text lacks coherent sentences or identifiable events, making a definite summary and named entities difficult to extract.
Shipping movements between Cairns and Brisbane dominate the report with vessels sailing via Torres Strait and timing from late April to early October. Proceeds from the Cairns reach are tracked, including Towneville and Bowen routes, and show cargoes and prices with emphasis on rugs and veneers. The piece notes meet dates, port calls, and authority from the West Court of England context in a maritime commerce frame.
The Weather Bureau reports isolated shower activity across eastern Queensland with a northward moving trough near the western Sunshine Coast and extending toward the Hamilton area. Daytime temperatures stay warm with largely dry conditions inland, while a few showers and possible thunderstorms may develop along the trough, especially eastern areas near Warrego and Moreton.
March rainfall totals are given with 222 points on a Thursday and 154 points last Tuesday in April. Temperature readings yesterday reached 60.2 degrees with humidity at 0 percent at 1 am and 7 pm. Maximum temperatures reached 75 degrees and 57 degrees at different times. A fire brigade responded to a call from the South Yahnstone area reporting a blaze at 9 yesterday morning. The fire engine and Gouin Turonstone firefighters joined with foam to extinguish the blaze at ML. No casualties reported. regional electricity board installations noted and preparations for training and maintenance discussed with officials.
The community remembers Daisy who passed away on April 12, 4647, with heartfelt bereavement notes for Elva Gladys, Dials Elva, and others. Mr and Mrs J Metealee Colina and Mr and Mrs LLYDeal express gratitude. condolences extended to the Penprase family and friends at Cairtte Way.
A disjointed local report lists charges for obscene language, injuries at work, and various property incidents. Individuals include Mrs. Bireh at Watertet, Oliver from Nelson Creek, and William Laity of McLand Street. Ambulance responses and hospital admissions are noted for several injuries, with items such as timber, fish, and a lighter referenced amid the chaos.
A garbled 1981 crushing section on dace 20. The date was set recently with a weather forecast from the Weather Bureau. The report notes light winds and possible showers along the coast and interior regions, with variables in western areas.
Australlan Latarstare Adult Education presents three activities in common celebration at the Jubilee festival with a series on Australian literature starting this evening. Mre Dunstan Biupowen will discuss local history and reveal Australian music. A talk on poles with audience participation follows, while a quiz will test listeners.
Fragmentary text references sugar exports, a port and expected resumption of shipments. Mentions “sugar,” “port,” “exported,” and several garbled names and places. No coherent event or clear entities to identify a distinct news item.
Fragmentary OCR outlines an appeal regarding a gala on May 9 and potential appointment for Captain Phyll Hammond as marshal for Juliet Dorothea. Details are unclear and names partially garbled, but the note discusses selection, duties, and celebration timing.
Disjointed text shows preparations for a Tobruk tribute and jubilee events. Mentions a publican Bevdrypted, minds of the subtee const, and a pollamyrittie debate about recognition on the day. References to gifts, committees, and a Jubilee cost discussion among organizers.
At TSMISPAI on April 11 the Queensland Cane Growers Association conference opens with Ben Sullivan presiding. Mr Muir told the chair the timetable includes a reception for visiting delegates Wednesday night and policy discussions Thursday. Executive meetings in Innisfail prepare for bulk handling and wartime collaboration ahead of the main conference beginning Friday.
A Canberra based expedition sails to New Guinea under the act passed in the last session of the State Parliament to collect cane varieties. The cane growers’ representative on the board is yet to be announced.
A historical conference notes persistent cane disease despite control methods. Downy mildew remains, with reduced incidence, while trials show European varieties susceptible to infection. Researchers call for ongoing surveillance, plant material supervision, and policy review on cane prices and varietal resistance.
Amid labor shortages and supply delays, officials warn scarce materials will hinder harvest and industry. Government and employers seek emergency funding and visa relief as migrants face relocation pressures and local workers are drawn to public works.
A party including a mechanic and crew escaped rising floodwaters after the river barrier blocked access to the Ani River. The group, stranded by heavy rain, began salvaging trucks and returning to safety as waters subsided. A member of the party credited salvage efforts and a driver from Cala Yo for assistance in the emergency.
Awards were given at Government Hotel for rescues including a miner Arthur Bernas Ansley and Rowman after a worksite explosion with multiple injuries. Royal Humane Society honors list recipients Alan Walker, Jennifer Lovelock, Ronald White, Vincent Shewr, and Desm and Willa Haines for lifesaving acts across Queensland towns including Toowoomba and Maryborough.
In Rydney Melbourne the Central Criminal Court heard Ronald Cribbin Zit plead not guilty due to insanity in the December murder of Mrs Bauch FET in Macavarie Street. Prosecution and defence debated mental condition as Cribbin had been under observation since September 1968, adjournment proceeding to January.
A scrambled report mentions Vice Admiral Charles, head of United States naval forces in Korea, praising a commando operation and outlining carrier task force movements. The text notes activity toward North Korea, with references to Admiral Malgh and a spring offensive plan.
A report on Coen Gold Mining revival prospects dated April 11 notes continued investment and prospecting activity. Key figures include Mem Ber, Dard, and Dick Halden at Bushes Buthenfeld, with Gard and others contributing over ten years of experience. Preparations focus on new ventures and recommissioning operations at multiple sites amid renewed industry interest.
Mr Bruce spoke at Kumanda outlining Labour Party plans for state aid and public works. He praised the government’s measures on a hydroelectric scheme at Tully Fells and water management for West and Cat Rivers while noting past electoral setbacks.
Fragmented OCR discusses state policy, wartime economy, and the impact on workers and industries. It mentions potential conversions of factories, materials shortages, and the goal of maintaining health and welfare, with references to officials and wartime ministries.
Report from Golden Casket event lists winners and prizes with numbers 1004 96370 70018 and names including J. Brees Somerset Dam and Mr Gen of Miberion. It notes shares of prize money, second place, and remarks about local theater announcements and community figures, with mentions of Atherton and Wyong.
The death occurred of Aired Pree in Beubene, linked to King George Square. Price attached to Kebas Weanch in MAID LUT and Verdé, with ties to Lagery and the RAL. Survived by a widow and two children, plus siblings, noting ties to Bealm and Fern's family.
A badly garbled report describes a proposed scheme at a Goma site involving Nigeronpm conversions at Ge Rydeng. Officer Mrs Blovdee Freeman says operation could start, with Lucinda Point as a likely port for bulk sugar and grain storage. Protracted timelines and funding plans are mentioned, aiming to convert Victoria and build bulk storage, with multiple mills and car movements planned.
Synnette Apu and another woman faced court today charged with shooting and assaulting a rival. They were remanded with bail set at five thousand dollars. co-defendant Pamick Connally was also charged in the same proceedings. The group previously faced related counts and await further hearings.
An obscure report notes a shortage affecting butter factories and a related decline in production. The document cites unnamed officials and a government department, suggesting market and supply disruptions.
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