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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1950
Page
5
STATE ret WARNING a ew cy a ar Sain ces-T sk ny oF ate ee re-so
The readable fragment mentions a warning from a state agency and references a health or safety matter with unclear details. No clear names, dates, or places are present to identify specific entities or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petiok Theat
CaRtlel
Gilbeatage
Unclear Text Fragment Highlights Inflation and Daily Life
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of inflation warnings and daily routines from multiple topics. Named places and events are indistinct, with sporadic mentions of the United States and various unclear dates and actions.
Wave of progress in Ful
A garbled regional notice describes progress efforts in Ful, mentioning local figures such as Mr A ole wees Com oman ra tae Dad and references to seals tale and saw Nomerss tee. The fragmented text mentions committees, meetings, and plans without clear outcomes or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Pune
Fragmentary OCR Item Teases Unknown Event
Readable fragments hint at a local event or notice but lack clear names dates places or outcomes. The text shows garbled phrases and incomplete sentences offering little concrete detail for a full summary.
Wilted Ships Officer Triumphs at Sea Trials
An underdog officer at the port tests his ship handling amid rough seas. The event highlights resilience and practical seamanship as teams push through challenging conditions to prove readiness.
Shipping Move Ments agen
Fragmented OCR text describes a shipping move with references to ships, cranes, tugs, crews, and a Newnpitle storage area. The readable portions mention a 12 and 20 foot container context and a possible crew arrangement at a harbor facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeraves
Amersnim
Obscure obituary notes stir humor amid garbled claim
A fragmented obituary note for an individual nicknamed Tiffy appears in garbled text. The line hints at a funeral or will but provides no clear names, dates, or locations to verify specifics. The fragmentary source yields minimal verifiable detail.
Swan Notice Details Nonsense From Local Rail Post
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mix names and phrases about a notice or sale with garbled words. Readable items include names like Lizzi0 and Caren Pare and references to routes, families, and associations, but the overall content is incoherent and nonextractable for a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merta
Tersdar
Gevin
Gevin and Kandelaers, Cais Acoma
Omluuelon Pth
ACK Bros Fuse
Diresote TuNy
Detectives Appeal Upheld in Police Promotion Case
The Police Appeal Board upheld an appeal in a promotion dispute involving five detectives bypassed for Detective Sergeant. The board, including representatives and union officials, heard testimonies about alleged corruption and teaching, with references to Inspector Mackay and Deputy Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Appeal Board
Mansell
Smiford H. Albertz
Commienioner
Jserceant Hambrecht
WRS
Carol Ucmahon and Son
yub_io tankly
Eleon Green
Resmi
Yarter
Duncan
Eplor
Alberterium
Green
Vector Mackey
Impex
Mackay
Marcell
Inlayeeror Kearney
Local Sphere Critiques Police Inaction And Perjury Allegations
Mr Green argues the board should hear appeals properly and promptly claiming Inspector Kesreey would lie and the delay in hearing the appeal from February until October damages public confidence in the police. The remarks accuse one side of considerable lying and misused process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Kesreey
Inayector Bycher Reports Few 24d Offense Records
Inayector Bycher of the CIB testifies today that there were very few 24d reports since the Qui Arc fanMtaldney case of 1940. The testimony references numerous names and places, including Inspector Bischof and Inspector Donovan, and discusses court actions, train incidents, and police procedures surrounding prior cases and investigations.
Fragmented OCR notice yields vague sailing event
A damaged OCR snippet mentions sea travel and a ceremonial or testing context with unclear names and times. The readable parts reference a shore area and a sequence of phrases suggesting an event or inspection but lack concrete facts or structure.
Publishers Notice For Caitng Fest Postponed
The Caitng Fest will not be published on Monday December 5 due to scheduling issues.
Sensational Falls Reported in Gold Prices in Hong Kong Market
Market observers in Hong Kong note a sharp drop in gold prices amid mixed overseas reports and cautious Chinese sentiment. Analysts cite government policy signals and speculative activity as potential causes, with traders watching international markets for direction.
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Nung Kong
Hong Kong
Chine
Peking
Sant Tordex
Gressi Mons
High Court Refuses Wool Growers' Application in Sydney
The High Court in Sydney refused the wool growers’ request amid a dispute over restraining orders and legal challenges. The court indicated it would hear further arguments before any permanent action, with a notable protest context cited and potential reconsideration of the legislation under dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Growers
High Court
Burdekin MP Coburn Pushes for Wage Increase Details
Dec 11 The Member for Burdekin Mr Arthur Coburn announced support for a base wage rise granted since July. He plans to accent only agreed increases and to ensure the remainder of the parliamentary wage rise benefiting workers is properly implemented.
Vigorous Attack on Communism By Bishop Cahill
The Bishop of Cairns, Most Rev T V Cahill, delivered a strong indictment of Communism last night after returning from abroad. He warned the world of Communist danger, urged resistance to its atheistic aims, and recalled persecutions of Catholics in Yugoslavia and China as evidence of its threat to faith and democracy. The audience included professionals and students from St Monica’s schools.
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Cairns
Pius XI
Cai
T. V. Cahill
St. Monica's
United States
Chablaine
Lordrhip
Pope Pas
Mantir
Cahill
Tailbrine
Aus Democratic Wey
Hessi
Tondan
Bis
Wma
Ies
Russia
Jugoslavia
China
Catholic Education Praised During Bishop's Visit
A report notes Catholic education praised as essential by many communities during the bishop's tour. Emphasis is on religious practice and local support with Catholics welcoming the visit and expressing faith in church-led schooling.
Musical programme uplifts Cairns with choral night
A Cairns audience enjoyed a large musical evening featuring a choral performance from St Monos and primary schools. The event highlighted vocal talents of students and teachers and included works such as Le Denza Nocturne.
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Bienyp
Cahn
St Monet Wears
Sirquas
Vienna Wonder
Ima de MelgFs
Alen Murthy
le Denza
Yeonne Jonnson
Flores Metcalfe
Gresenter
Dverammne
Strauss
Body Found in Creek Near Brisbane After Four Weeks
A 47 year old man was found in a creek north of Brisbane. The body showed advanced decomposition with one tattoo noted. Police said the deceased had been missing for about four weeks and the investigation is ongoing.
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Brisbane
Will Thipk
Johnny Cyerk
Capoctture
Brisweme
Mira Piney
Sanaier Talor
Beerhmere
Ru Trslerr
Brin
Bally
Atertee
City Council Delays Wingrowter Seafront Works
Construction on the planade along the riverfront has stalled due to a cement shortage delaying work from Minnie to Wharf streets. Crews spread gravel on patches, grade lime fat sections, and plan to plant shrubs including Norfolk pines as weather and materials logistics improve.
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Wingworuter
Minnie
Athens
Morra
Mie
Apithia Street
Esther Cauditlons
Murder of Two Young Sisters in Toukiey Case
The Crown charges Wuvam Jase a 25 year old fisherman with the brutal murder of two English migrant sisters Seren Grace and Kathleen Holmes near Toukiey. Bodies found August 30 showed signs of struggle with a broken bottle nearby. a footprint matched to Birtle’s right foot. The trial heard violent death and an abnormality of mind as possible factors.
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Bydney
Wuvam Jase
Toukiey
Seren Grace
Kathleen Bers Holmes
Jg-Day
Rusin
Central Criminal Court
V. Rooney
Omarshal
Toukies
Birtle
Surily
Rooney
Ciria
Roc
Kathieen ‘Holmes
Grace
Atv
Basic Wage Rise Granted Amid Industrial Tensions
A report from Sydney discusses government action on wage increases and potential disputes with workers over a new pay framework. Officials note the plan aims to lift pay while minimizing disruption, amid threats of targeted work stoppages and industry responses from unions and employers.
Trunk Service to Run Between Brisbane and Cairns
Immersed trunk line services from Cairns and Innisfail to Brisbane will operate from December 18. The Postmaster General advised the Federal Member for Leichhardt that subject to equipment being satisfactory the Bramble and Terisfail channel will operate, with a further link between Cairns and Brisbane planned. An exchange office will open in Avrogle next December. The post office will see Mr Mastin at the corner of the Highway.
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Carns
Innisfall
Brisbane
HL Anthons Jas
Prderal
Leichhardt
Mor TV Gilmore
Brabane
Terisfail
Cairne
Annassis
Pos
Pos ofBee
Avrogle
Mex M Mastin
Eimesoostren Drogen
Cane-cutting progress in Babinda and surrounding mills reports
Weather delays hamper Babinda cane stocks and mill readiness as cutters leave work. Tully awaits dryer fields, while Mulgrave and Hambledon resume crushing. gear and tires were prepared yesterday. Some cutting continues with expectations of better supplies as weather improves.
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Babinda
Tully
Mulgrave
Hambledon
Moseman's record year described in garbled recap
A damaged fragment describes Moseman's record year with references to December and officials. The text is unclear, but implies notable achievements and weather or racing terms. Specific names and full events are unreadable, leaving only hints of a historically significant performance.
Port Douglas Rainfall Reports Amid Monsoon Wet Spell
Readable fragments note heavy rainfall in Port Douglas with ongoing wet conditions and flood concerns. Mention of the Maowbray River, sheltering harbour, and nearby Cooktown amid storms. No clear dates or full figures available.
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Port Douglas
Ems
Bucvedig
Cooktown
Unclear Historical Record From Tunis Event Highlights
A fragmented OCR excerpt reports on weekend activities near Tunis including harvesting, supplies, and local management figures. Key names and details are garbled, but references to farming, deliveries, and a potential safety-related record suggest a mid 20th century rural context with multiple unnamed individuals and places.
Rice growers seek outlet in Far South Queensland study
The minister for agriculture said experts would assess crop value and observe the economy of a rice growing area between Cairns and the Pir Collie region. Over 20 years the department notes potential for crops like rice, papayas, pineapples, tomatoes, tropical fruits and vegetables amid transport constraints and river obstacles. Local supporters include Mr C Wardaworth and Mr Cook, with 5007 residents claimed to have been displaced or affected by transit issues.
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VC Garton
Mey Batey
Crewe
Ares
Oyirn
Coukinet
CF Wardaworth
F Cook
Mir
Riieaton St
Tex
Ice Department
Eitlers
Pir
Collie
Dalnier
Cairns
Mice Plague Hits Farmers in Rural Areas
The outbreak alarms farmers as mice damage seeds and germinating crops. Estimates show up to thousands of acres affected with seed loss, raised grain prices, and potential long term impact on the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straugian
Una
Althoug
Brraughan
Soraty
Inverell Youth Charged Murder of Father
An Inverell youth, Kenneth Melliwein, is charged with the murder of his father Aubrey Allan Melliwein. The trial describes the July 15 to July 18 sequence when a rifle was fired and a woman screamed, with Detective Estcourt and officers presenting the case.
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Inverell
Bydney
Dee
Estcou
Déteriute Estente
Mallwain
Kenneth Melliwein
Tstco
Melliwen
Beveort
Mr Ko
Claude Bently
Batcol
Hue
McMichain
Ambiguous New Guinea Policy Debate Cited
Fragmented text references Australian policy on New Guinea and mentions figures like the Australian minister and external affairs. It hints at tensions with champion nations and Indonesia but contains many garbled terms and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giarean
Indonesia
Norwegian seaman fined at Mackay court
A 25 year old Norwegian seaman Kiet Steines was fined 40 pounds at Mackay Court of Petty Benevolence for desertion on August 20. An interpreter stated Steines wished to stay ashore for personal reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacKay
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