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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
4
A fragmented OCR text piece lists scattered names, places, and phrases around entertainment, theater, and travel cues. Strong entities are sparse. the passage appears as garbled chatter about performers, venues, and scenes, with no identifiable event or clear narrative.
A bustling stage night features stars Allyn Teaiy Peter Van Eyck Jann Qualer Ralph Morgan and more in a compelling drama. The cast delivers unpredictable lines as Cooversa airs a tense performance, drawing praise for chemistry and pacing amid a lively Florin Fayre backdrop.
Malanda report notes Agricultural Livestock Committee visit and evidence collection for a planned junior training schools program. Northern Public Bodies Associations protest delays in taking possession of rod est ablishing a research station and urge immediate government action at bargain prices.
A fragmented list of school and community broadcasts, concerts, and talks is presented with times and performers. Highlights include Medien Health and Hegirns health news, Country Hour with Hon. W. Scully, Mise Grimes at Mr C. Hall, ABC Wireless Chorus led by Stephen Yorke, and Jean Curchi soprano with ABC Dance Band led by Jim Gusney. The items span music, discussion on Japan policy, and military band performances.
Residents of Kolan Shire decide to build a 12000 pound community hall at Gin Gin to serve as a memorial for returned service men and women and as a venue for council offices concerts and dances funded by ratepayers over a set period.
The Ingham News notes Ambu Sister month activities with Octet attendance, 4 accidents, 12 severe and 250 slight office cases and redressings. A court case recounts Joseph McCabe saved from a train by Sergeant Smith after drunkenness, with a prohibition order for 12 months. Sugar production and storage rise as leaf scald disease spreads to cane crops. CSR Company expands storage with thousands of tons across Lucinda Macknade and Victoria.
A fragment notes planning for a Thursday Lights waltzing competition with a cash prize and mentions old-time tanee dancers. Details are unclear but emphasize the event and prize.
Mareeba Turf Club advertises the year programme with copies of a late catalogue available. Nominations close on December 20. The notice urges members to obtain the oridinal materials and participate in the upcoming season.
Canberra reports show nervous system and digestive disorders among women in industry over five months. A Civil Survey of September reveals 142 women on sickness benefits, with many away due to digestive and sensory issues while 1,020 women receive sickness and unemployment relief. Government data list 762 unemployed men and 928 sick women as of October.
Fragmented OCR reports a debate on a new world order with mentions of a United Nations conference in London, Bevin and union leaders, and calls to harness destructive forces to prevent war. The garbled text references injuries and world peace rhetoric linked to a Versailles like conference.
The column records holiday travel by plane for several residents including Mrs Lees and Mrs Hancock, with notes on rejoining husbands after army discharge. It mentions Miss Muriel Bull visiting and Mrs Bull Eides Bree, plus Mrs Hancock moving to Lake Street. The itinerary references Cairns and Brisbane en route during a weekend trip.
The Far Northern Divisional mest will take place on Thursday December 6 at 60 Esplanade. Presidents or their representatives are asked to attend this law meeting of the year. A light luncheon will be provided.
AY JOAN S WOMEN S GUILD held a Friday bridge session at St Johns Club. Mrs Boyne and Mrs Jones partnered with Bradford and Painey. Maunder won the highest score and a hidden number prize. Tea was served. next event will feature Mesdames Clarke Draper Grimins.
Mire R Clark of Muallo has received word from the Department of the Army that her husband, previously reported missing or missing, is now presumed dead for events on or after September 12, 184.
London December 1 AAP Gandhi holds a brief meeting with Governor Reginald Casey at Government House after arrival. The exchange lasts about 24 hours and touches on the Bengal question and other governmental concerns.
The Liberal Party conference unanimously adopts a resolution calling for federal government action to settle industrial unrest and announces a public meeting in Sydney this week.
LOCNARA reported 169 100 tons of supplies to Poland. Items included canned Ashlard peas and beans, dried foods, textiles, clothing and shoes, manufactured cloth, bedding, fertilisers, seeds, medical and sanitation supplies. UN ARA provided aid to Polish people through shipments and trucks and cargo transport.
A terse notice states the German Club in Brisbane closes due to wartime restrictions and local sentiment. Officials indicate the move reflects pressure from recent events and public security concerns, with plans for future reopening uncertain.
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