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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1950
Page
6
An article discusses United States diplomacy during a period of allied cooperation and rising tensions. It references President Hoover era themes, three-party coordination, and calls for unity in facing European and Pacific challenges. It notes expectations of diplomatic shifts and associated military and political implications.
The report notes damp skies and shifting conditions as a tropical rain pattern affects mood and daily plans. Unclear local details appear alongside scattered phrases, with multiple stray terms and names interwoven in the text.
Fragmentary report discusses the death penalty for murder with scattered names and blurred details. The text references multiple individuals and places in a garbled sequence, offering little clear context or outcome.
The document outlines government actions in response to rising global stress. It notes a scheduled meeting at noon and a pricing/heat related measure affecting maritime commerce. Policy shifts emphasize regulatory control and economic steadiness during unsettled times.
Guimaras has returned to his electorate for the period of the parliamentary session while mail originally sent to Cairne at 1% Apbutt street is redirected to the Eufice.
Report from shipping interests on lighting of the Channel cites beaconing and buoying questions. Discussion covers beacon placement near Beara and other approaches to improve navigation and safety for transits and trades across the waterway.
The report notes widespread delays in public works due to cement shortages. Projects in progress face postponements as supply lines tighten, with the Public Works Department urging definite timelines.
Report notes a disruption on the road to Tableland caused by heavy smoke from a coal spill. Authorities investigated the source and expected cleanup to proceed after morning hours. Residents along the route faced temporary travel restrictions as crews addressed the situation.
A fragmented historical passage discusses road access and a case involving a Mr P Knid and mentions figures like Gilliteighwey and We resienged conan of the pead. The text references transportation routes and a crisis context with unclear events and names.
A public notice discusses a proposed access by road to the Baileys Creek lands and Pineapple Farm parcels. It notes potential benefits for a soldier settlement scheme and the possible construction of a bridge, with local officials and the Lord Mayor mentioning the Quincy area.
The report details recent rainfall, crop conditions, and farm yields across multiple regions. It notes rainfall amounts associated with specific areas, mentions repairs to the Emerald Creek Tinares area, and provides weekly and yearly crop yield figures including tons per week and season averages.
Dec 12 Townsville health authorities report polio epidemic with 14 confirmed cases in Townsville including patients from Ayr Giru Home Hill and Collinsville. Two more cases lifted today. Two deaths recorded. One child discharged and several others out of isolation.
Unclear text describes relocation arrangements for a girl and a warped cam to nif for a scholarship exam. A supervisor will visit a hospital. Dr. Piyna said neither case was infectious and both patients were unproved under west.
Brisbane authorities reported a third polio case in the metropolitan area since July 1. The patient, a 19 year old woman identified as Joan During, had onset of illness in June and had only six prior acute poliomyelitis cases in the metro area through that time.
Judge notes ballot paper dissimilarity claims in Bulimba Liberal versus Labour contest. Acting Chief Justice remarks specimen handwriting raises concern of misattribution. Hearing by Justice Mansfeld adjourned as bail papers questioned.
The Lord Mayor of Sydney has been re elected in a landslide victory. Alderman A returns to leadership with strong support from major city organizations and voters.
Muntera Mungera faced a steep fine after ignoring a one week notice to remove timber and iron building on Abbott Street. The council called the act defiance, while Mungera claimed farm work in Dimbulah prevented swift removal and sought time to comply. He was given seven days to pay the penalty.
Mr A Hurd Conservative MP for Newtry in the House of Commons says no grain should be sent to the United Kingdom for livestock feeding. He cites reports of the British Food Corporation in Central Queensland and discusses projected production and early shipments. He plans to inform Prak Qolns of his departure schedule in the area and mentions visits to cattle properties and local signals of farm aid need.
The Ipswich railway unions announce overtime ending Thursday with changes to leave and pay. They note a promised wage rise and a plan to revert to normal hours 7:30 am to 1 pm, plus restrictions on leave in the new year. A conference of Federal railway unions called a meeting before Christmas holidays.
A fragmented quotation discusses urgency and a warning from Mr Menzies about a looming danger. It emphasizes not drifting with the stream and the need to act to prevent catastrophe, citing the era’s push for unity and urgent effort.
Text describes England and Southern Districts cricket with fourth wicket partnership praise, notable scores by Bailey Gut Relped and others, and stumps showing Southern Districts at 72 for five. Mentions players such as Russell Robin Weiss and Robinson. includes score details and lineups.
Australian aid groups coordinated Christmas parcels for troops abroad. About 400 packages would depart Australia by RAAY courier and reach troops by Christmas, funded by the Chapel of the Combined Services League and donations.
A fragmented report discusses funding and support for beach protection programs and watch initiatives. It notes prior endowments, rising costs, and calls for renewed attention from officials and collaborating groups amid ongoing safety and resource concerns.
A fierce southerly gale struck Sydney causing unroofed buildings and damaged walls within half an hour. Gusts reached 99 mph, droplets and debris flew, temperatures plunged, and rainfall intensified as reports described widespread disruption and ashore crews manned wet craft.
Police and fire crews responded to a Melbourne car incident with gunfire as two suspects and a bystander were injured and hospitalized. Witnesses report a pursuit past Milburn Street toward Armadale with shots fired and a vehicle crash. authorities search for a man seen fleeing.
The Labour Relations Board revoked the Canadien Leaden Union certification with eight companies. The decision, described as Communist-dominated by the union, came amid broader tensions between the union and Canadian road transport interests.
Article discusses potential use of two American jet bombers, the North American B45 and Boeing B47, for reconnaissance missions. It notes debate over selecting a single type and the aim to deter or counter depicted threats from the United States.
A historical report details a party movement and camp setup during a trek through rural areas. The account names individuals, places, and a lengthy march toward a Brabersei region, noting camps, vehicle use, and endurance.
Rail services will adjust for the holiday period with altered departures and special services. The revised schedule covers many lines and lists affected trains and times around December 27 through December 28, including early morning and late afternoon options.
A Mackay article notes dismissal of railway guards amid disciplinary action. The piece cites John Joma Facies as a central figure in the case, with details about the penal code and departmental procedures.
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