01 Dec 1952
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1952
Page
1
Toowoomba reports the death of Sister Elizabeth Kenny at her home Struan Range at 1 32 p m aged 66 after cerebral thrombosis. The obituary recalls her controversial program and international aims, noting public reactions and tributes from medical and political figures.
The text chronicles Sister Elizabeth Kenny, famed for her polio treatments, receiving widespread acclaim across multiple nations. It notes her work with children, ties to hospitals in Australia, England, and the United States, and mentions awards like the Victoria Cross and Red Cross honors. It also references her travels to South America, Belgium, Russia, Czechoslovakia, Spain, and eventual return to Australia before passing away in Toowoomba.
Fragmentary report notes a mineral discovery described as iranium in springs near the Galilean Sea. The text mentions a woman observer and references familiar Biblical places and figures amid vague claims of cures and ancient activity.
A chaotic pursuit unfolds as escaped prisoners spark a lengthy manhunt across cities. Police collar one suspect after a wild chase through streets and rooftops while the other eludes capture amid chaos and tense standoffs, with national and international figures weighing in on the incident.
A utility truck overturned at a busy intersection injuring a child who was a passenger. The driver, identified as a resident of Maynard, sustained head injuries and was taken to hospital after bystanders and police arrived. The child remained in hospital for observation with fractures reported. authorities offered no further details on the condition or charges.
United States official says first nuclear power plant could be built abroad with U S financial aid to lower costs, arguing foreign siting may beat U S prices for competing power sources. Discussion at a St Louis press conference touches wartime partnerships and the pace of atomic information exchange.
Fragments describe a drowning tragedy in Melbourne with references to families, places, and individuals. The report mentions a police veteran and a station volunteer search, noting a body recovered and others missing near apollo bay and werribee area. The article lists names such as Kenn Wailer and James of Apollo Bay amid a chaotic OCR summary.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Korea compromise plan discussion. Mentions Indian committee, Italian voice, and a committee statement from The New York Times context. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
A partial, garbled report notes the arrival of a trade mission related to royal tour diplomacy. It references negotiations and a 65-year-old individual, with scattered details about the delegation and route, but the text is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
A fragmentary London dispatch reports a winter pat ite grip om Lenten period with unclear dating and missing details. The readable portion hints at seasonal weather or health concerns but lacks concrete figures or actions.
A transcription appears to show a governor proposing extensive land reclamation to recapture eroding soil. The plan would involve vast measures, aiming to stabilize and restore land lost to erosion and improve agricultural potential.
A chaotic comedy scene at the Aselaite Cricket Ground erupts as crowd anger rises during a performance by Barnes. Rain delays, drinks, and a tense atmosphere follow, with referees and players involved as the event ends in disorder.
Fragmented reports describe a chaotic scene as senators debated policy and personnel changes. Officials including Lodge and Eisenhower administration figures drew sharp lines on retirement and mission funding. Observers noted tense exchanges and questions about U.S. commitments abroad and domestic expenditures.
London officials outline plans to exploit Sterling Area natural resources to boost productivity and power. Commonwealth leaders, already in talks, stress that restoring pound dominance requires increased trade and less aid, beyond restrictive import cuts. Britain’s treasury chief cites greater trade as key.
The article discusses international trade clashes involving America, Canada, and Europe, warning of persistent import slashing. It notes emergency reserves and a 700 million pound sale, arguing such measures cannot support long term stability and urging a coordinated response within the Commonwealth to restore balance in world markets.
Brisbane November 3 Tallon scored a century for Queensland in a match against South Africa. The game featured multiple partnerships and strong batting from Tallon, with 40 over and 88 runs added in a productive stand. Queenslanders showed solid form and aim to build on the performance in upcoming fixtures.
Fragmentary notes describe contract talks and regulatory worries amid Britain influenced industry shifts. Mentions government, trade, and potential moves toward regulation or sale, with uncertain outcomes and dates unclear.
An explosion at a refinery in the Netherlands injured workers and caused significant disruption. Officials reported fires and secondary incidents as responders evacuated the area and began assessing damage. Police and emergency services coordinate ongoing inquiries, with authorities promising a full investigation into the blast and its causes.
Detectives discover a murderess at a street corner following a chaotic scene. Police traced a suspect fleeing from a building as witnesses reported a violent confrontation and attempted concealment before arrest.
The dispatch describes refugees fleeing communist regimes, including Polish and German nationals, seeking safety in the United States via Suriname routes. It portrays disruption, hunger, and the perilous journey from ships to land, highlighting fear of invasion and calls for aid in a world at war.
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