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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Aug 19, 1946

Page

1

Shark kills Cairns man at Ellis Beach tragedy

Phillip South Collin a 30 year old storeman from White Rock was fatally mauled by a 12 to 14 foot shark at Ellis Beach, 20 miles from Cairns, while swimming with coworkers and a picnic party. His wife and two children witnessed the attack as bystanders tried to help.

Phillip South Collin White Rock Ellis Beach Cairns Cook Highway Colm Cummins Campbell Cols Collin

Second Shark Tragedy Strikes Trinity Beach During Easter

Eyewitness accounts describe a shark incident on Good Friday near Trinity Beach where a beachgoer named Robert Meau was fatally mauled. A soldier and an officer from the Catalina group were also attacked, with the latter suffering a leg injury. Ambu­lance services were alerted, but one victim did not receive dispatch to the scene.

Sam Cais Robert Jon Trinity Bese

Court of Human Rights proposal eyed in London report

An outline from Dr Evatt details a proposed global court to enforce human rights declarations from the Atlantic and United Nations Charters. He argues a dedicated mechanism is needed to prevent rights from becoming dead letters and urges inclusion of territories ceded by Italy. The plan envisions the court as part of peace treaties and binding on ratifying nations.

Evatt United States Italy Dr. Eval Court of Human Rights United Nations Economic Ee le Pee Ba Er Aloe

MISTRALAN LOAN Promem nar e Tine itaecsa

The fragmentary notice references a Mistralan loan plan and potential investment by a non listed issuer. Readable phrases indicate investment terms but lack clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics. The text appears corrupted with garbled words and incomplete sentences.

Tru Ra Aug It Aap Tue vy coeamder of the Japaneee a toepen im the New Guites ares

A distorted note mentions a commander of the Japanes e army in the New Guinea area with unclear sequence of letters and a reference to a two step sequence on a Saturday.

Indonesian Republic Bata 1 AAR Riots Amid Turmoil

Fragmentary OCR shows terse notes about the Indonesian Republic amid unrest. Key persons or groups are not clearly legible in the text. The fragment suggests political tension and potential clashes or leadership questions during a period of upheaval.

Wage Rises Spark Industrial Trouble In New York

August 7 report from New York notes rising wage demands amid price hikes on essentials and beer. The Congress of Industrial Organizations warns increases may quicken if contracts delay, as government faces growing industrial unrest and public costs exceeding twenty million dollars annually.

New York Creme Adminisiralin Congress of Industrial Orgatization Ney Wade Allan Baymued Disciow John “Sieelmant Raadhalion Moon

Baby Choked to Death in Melbourne Incident

Melbourne August 17 A newborn died after choking during a hour long incident as medical responders attended. Police reported the infant showed distress and could not be revived.

Melbourne

Danger at Dartmoor arouses city after series of ugly events

Fragmentary report from London notes unrest and police action following a year of troubling incidents. The text references a “Danger” situation at Dartmoor and suggests authorities are responding to multiple events, with limited readable specifics.

Mufti in Cairo Subperse Visit to Palace

Mufti visits Cairo palace during a subperse mission, with local officials and clerics present. Sateen remains unclear in the report, and details about purpose or outcomes are not fully stated.

Calcutta Riot Toll Rises Amid Curfew and Riots

Report from Calcutta details ongoing riots with clashes between groups, a near night patrol and armored units deployed. Curfew enforced as authorities battle mobs. hundreds injured and chaotic scenes continue through the day.

Mob Rule of City Explored In Disjointed Report

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a city mob rule theme with reference to a person and unclear events. The readable portion mentions a named individual and a depiction of disorder surrounding governance, with uncertain details about the Epraarene and Eahpere entities.

Federal Government Plan on Endowments and Jinnah

A fragmented report discusses government plans amid claims by Mr Jinnah and references to endowments for families with children. It notes proposals for weekly payments, the Arbitration Court wage basis, and comparisons to past Australian governance and policy debates.

War Planes Wastage and Civil Unrest Reported

Telegraph and Reuters dispatches describe damage to warplanes at Bora Boreal and street disturbances in London Aug 18. Corresp onds note ongoing British air and ground tension while Hindus and Muslims seek peace and unity amid processions. White flags appear in crowds as pro peace messages pass by.

Llondon Aupuet Calouste Armnea Vice Vera Reuters St Calcutts

Royalty visit at Koalpingah cattle station in Darwin

August 18 Darwin reports the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester visiting Koalpingah cattle station north of Darwin. Hosts Mims Once and Evan Ferrert welcome royal guests and discuss the 800 square mile property, its role as a WWII supply source, and local service connections at Koalpingah.

Darwin Duke Duchen Gloucester Koalpingah Northern Territory Koalpingalis Ownera Mims Evan Ferrert Eisey

Shipping move on river route cargo to Brisbane and towns

River shipment arrives at Newcastle for Brisbane, Mackay Townsville and Cairns with 1087 tons of piping 430 tons of reproducts and 180 tons of rom. Dundale due in Brisbane tomorrow with 2810 tons cargo for Brisbane plus 13a tons Mackay 42 Townsville 8 Cars. Also two tons piping 390 tons wire and 300 lone args for Brisbane. Bundabeer loaded for Queensland at Port Berble 1610 tons to Brisbane 342 Townsville 168 Calros

Dundale Brisbane Mackay Towneville Bundeberg Sears Newcastle Rockhampton Bundabeer Queens Port Bergble Townsville Calros

Squatters Warned Off Military Camps of Britain

Soldiers issue stern warnings as squatters intrude near British military camps amid heightened security. Authorities vow enforcement actions to remove trespassers from restricted defense zones.

Limited American Efforts in Japan Stir Policy Debate

A dispatch reports that US officials worry about overreach as Britain strengthens ties with Japan. The piece notes American training programs and exclusive economic insights, while cautioning against foreign influence. It cites U S policy hesitancy on overseas engagement and the Philippine and Japanese contexts.

Whit Pert Capital Srs Sy Cyrene Wren Egal Covernmant Japan Goverse

German occupation efforts in Russia face resistance and recruitment

Report from London dated August 17 describes German efforts to recruit scientists and personnel for work in Crimea and to deploy intermediaries in occupied territories. It notes registration of police-like mations, contact with former officers, pilots, and naval personnel, with claims of welcomed Germans in bay factories and sporadic food production in the Harz Mountains.

London Ratik Germany Beritrsechnical Crimea Harz van Richthofen Brian

Austria Invited to Seat at Plenary Conference

Fragmented report notes Austria to be invited to join the seat at the plenary conference. Wording suggests debates on Germany and broader European views, with references to seating, admission, and policy discussions amid a tense political climate.

PARIK Auris Trang Dinereimauion Germany Thane Hasring Frente

Scheme for the Division of Palestine Into Four Provinces

A London report outlines a proposed four province division of Palestine. The plan involves central British governance, immigration controls, foreign trade licensing, and interdepartmental collaboration among American and British committees seeking to address governance and policy integration.

Palestine New York Sweet London Tata Amor

Morrison Gradda Plan on Palestine Autonomy and Repayment Terms

A deciphered document outlines a Morrison Gradda plan for autonomous Arab and Jewish provinces within Palestine, including Jerusalem and Bethlehem, with central authority over finance and irrigation. It urges Western custody of holy sites, details refugee intake, and seeks Truman administration approval for special immigration and a $90 million aid package, while noting ongoing public works and a military camp deployment.

Jerusalem Bethlehem Nege’ Fard Galilee Badraelon Jeereel Beisan Sea Haifa Goverment Ould Truman S.A

Delayed Test Match Underscores Weather Hamper

Report from a delayed test match where rain affected play. Seven wickets fell as Merchant and Mustagalls led a mid innings rally while Beaser and Gover struggled to keep the score moving. The match remained unsettled with variable conditions and a tense chase.

British coal shortage sparks industry demands in London

August 11 report details coal supply strain across Britain, with Mary Brule Industries and WWCh ver transitioning from fuel to other methods as shortages threaten winter. Union and industry leaders discuss production shifts, rail and port bottlenecks, and government measures aimed at stabilizing supply and curbing price spikes amid 1908 conditions.

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