Saar Question and German French Policy in Europe
The article argues Western Germany seeks a negotiated Saar settlement within a broader European security framework. Bonn pushes for Saar status tied to Germany while France aims for an autonomous Saar under French influence. It notes NATO entry talks, German wish for German incorporation of Saar, and French diplomatic missteps threatening postwar accord.
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Germany
Bonn
Saar
Cese
Yeoolitae
Ener Ariel Steel de Adenauer
Republic
Dover
Boftienemd
European Army
Prged
West Germany
North Atlatic Treaty Organisation
European Defence Compaly
France
Gift ticket wins first prize in Cairns crowd cheers
A Cairns woman, Mrs Leena Lesina, won first prize in the Golden Casket lottery No. 1711. She had long waited, planned to buy a home near the railway, and promised to share happiness with family as neighbours congratulated her. The winning ticket was bought at A1 Heater News Agency Abbett Street.
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Nora
Spence
Redfern
Syoney
Wodonga
Victoria
Cairns
Tecay
Per Tere
Abbett-street
Laila
Hooper
Cuckel
Lesina
Lesia
Honper
Shipping Moves and Arrivals at Cairns and Regional Ports
Shipping movements list multiple vessels with port calls and cargoes. Lady Isobel and River Mitta load sugar and timber products at Cairns. Trejaske sails via Panama to Brisbane then Townsville and Cairns. Evanger, Union Banker, and Clarence load sugar for Melbourne and Sydney. Several ships depart for Thursday Island, Gulf ports, and Port Alma. Explosives cargoes noted for Lady Isobel and Papúa, with forthcoming arrivals from Liverpool and West Coast of England routing to Brisbane and Cairns.
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Manundsraves
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Townsville
Cairns
Lesses
Isobel
Mitta
Bares
Newcastle
Trejaske
England
Liverpool
Panama Carnal
Port Alma
Tombes
Evanger
Union Banker
Clarence
Malbourne
Calestra
Ena
Cera
Thursday Island
Gulf Ports
Port
Whe
Brisbane Produce Market Report From Roma Street Weeds
In Brisbane on January 3, very few pumpkins at Roma Street were of choice quality and values varied. Best pumpkins sold between £16 and £72 1s, others £12 to £15 10d, with some between £10 and £45 10d. Lucerne chaff ranged £33 10s to £40 a ton, mixed chaff £31 10s, £31 10d, coal chaff passed in at £3 per ton. Lucerne hay sales were £28 to £35.
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Brisbane
Roma-street
Dimbulah Court On January 2 Petty Sessions details
At Dimbulah Court of Petty Sessions on January 2 before Messrs E H Short and B R Hamill Kevin John Edwards 27 a labourer with the Department of Irrigation and Water Supply faced charges. He possessed a black leather folder and a black leather covered book alleged stolen items.
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Dimbulah
Court of Petty Sessions
E .H. Short
BR. V. Hamill
Kevin John Edwards
Department of Irrigation and Water Supply
Dimbullah
Funeral notices from Cairns list local residents and attendances
Funeral notices announce services for James William Moore and Noel Ishwin with relatives across Cairns district invited to St John’s Church Cairns and Cairns Cemetery. Attendees include G Moore L Moors HR Moore E Mason families and local associations. Also mentions J Desi and W Kohn families and Main Roads staff invited to attend.
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James William Moore
Elizabeth
James
Marjorie
Waller
St. John's Church
Cairns
Martys Street
Mr. Moore
Edge Hill
G. Moore
Double Talend Road
Cairma
L. Moors
Doubleland Road
HR. Moore
Double Island Road
Cairca
Bereavement Thanks From Mareeba Family
Mr E Cronk and family of Mareeba thank all who offered condolence and assistance after their recent bereavement. Special thanks are given to Mr and Mrs May Mr and Mrs Jamie Mr and Mrs Porter and Mrs Cameron of Mareeba for their kindness.
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E. Cronk
Mareeba
May
Jamie
Porter
Cameron
Chanice
In loving memory of Ailsa Jean Robertson
In loving memory of our fear little twin daughter and sister Ailsa Jean who died February 1 360 Safe is the keeping of Jesus Away from life's sorrow and care In the Kingdom of Heaven she waits to welcome us Inserted by her Daddy and Mummy and family Robertson Betty Robertson In loving memory of our dear daughter sister aunty and niece Betty who died February 1 1945 at her residence Stratford The fall was sudden the shock severe We little knew the end was near Only those who have lost can tell the sorrow of parting without a farewell In Peace Inserted by relatives Robertson In loving memory of Dear Betty who passed away February 1 1503 Gone from us that loving face Those happy ways Inserted by Joke
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Doble
Ailsa Jean
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Mummir
Sumters
Robertson
Betty
Stratford
Local Weather and Injury Report From McLeod Street
Northern rainfalls over 24 hours ending 8 am Thursday. Tully scored 9 points in yesterday’s report. Cane York Cut Fest and Gises Graham Evans of McLeod Street sustained a small laceration under the left big toe after stepping on broken glass. Ambulance attendants transported him for first aid.
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Tully
Cane York
Gises
Graham Evans
McLeod- Street
Fall from Bicycle in Waterstreet Leaves Girl Injured
Tony Sable, a young girl living in Waterstreet, fell from her bicycle yesterday and was taken to hospital with suspected fracture of the left elbow. After treatment she was allowed to go home. Cardwell Shire Council operates new grader on Tully-Cardwell highway. driver Jack Jenkins reports high standard performance after arrival on Tuesday. Georgetown Cattle Deal: 4000 Mixed cattle sold by W Henry of Riverview Station to G H Ryan of Trowhurst Station for £45. herd to stay at River View as Henry plans to breed high-class horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sable
Waterstreet
Cardwell Shires
Cardwell Shire
Tully-Cardwell
Jack Jenkins
Tully
Georgetown
W Henry
Riverview
G. H. Ryan
Trowhurst Station
River View
Henry
Steel shipment plan to load in one vessel for two towns
Mr A A Bruce advises that the Combined Traffic Committee will arrange loading steel in a single vessel for Townsville and Cairns if it does not disrupt other essential trades. Electric supply may be interrupted Sunday February 3 between 7:30 am and 9:30 am for Mulgrave Road area and 7:30 am to 6:30 am and 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm for Bungalow west of Mulgrave Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A Bruce
G. McLeay
Townsville
Cairns
Uaie
Mulgrave Road
Aumuller Street
Woree
Brown Street
Coffee Plant Distribution In Australia
Mr W J Noone announced on January 25 he sent the last of more than 40 coffee plants allocated after a Cairns Post note. Some growers thrived with rain, others suffered a 75 percent loss and some only 33 percent growth. The year proved unfavourable for coffee growing.
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Cairns Pos
W. J. Noone
Noone
Weather Summary From Local Office Improves Clarity
The weather office reports yesterday’s maximum temperature at .6 degrees and a minimum of 75.1 degrees. A 58 percent humidity reading was logged in the morning, with the period ending shortly after and Cairneaare noting a monthly total of 77.14 inches.
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Cairneaare
Five Children Mourn Woman Killed In Road Crash
Mrs Moore, mother of five, died after a crash between her motorcycle and a truck driven by Stanley Feltell near Cairns. Her husband is injured with skull and elbow fractures and multiple contusions. Funeral set for St John’s Church with Rats of Tobruk Association invited.
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Moore
Stanley Augustus Feltell
Stratford
Feltell
Palm Beach
Innisfail Brief Weather Update for Month End
Innisfail reports heavy rain measurements up to 1.60 inches, recorded yesterday morning at 9 o clock. The total is well above the January average for normal wet seasons, according to Our Innisfail correspondent.
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Innisfail Beiefell
Innisfail
Tree Falls Claims Harbertown Worker in Timber Wharf Tragedy
Mr W Newton a 40 year old of Harbertown died at Herberton Hospital after sustaining a skull fracture when struck by a falling tree at the Walsh River timber compound. He is to receive a militia funeral at Herberton this Friday. The Cairns correspondent notes the town clerk Mr C de G Williams received a letter from a Sussex woman seeking a housekeeper position. the woman has a 15 year old daughter and photos are available.
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W. Newton
Harberton
Herberton Hospital
Walsh River
Herberton
Cairns
C. de G. Williams
Sussex
District Weather Forecast for Peninsula and Carpentaria
The Weather Bureau telegraphed a district forecast. Peninsula and Carpentaria expect fine weather with very isolated showers and thunderstorms. Winds light. easterly to southeasterly on the Peninsula and northeast to northerly in Carpentaria. North Coast and Tablelands forecast is fine with isolated coastal showers and light easterly to southeasterly winds. seas smoothing.
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Weather Bureau
Peninsula
Carpentaria
Carpentaria Division
North Coast
Tablelands
Local North Queensland Subiertiles Agenda Set for Conference
The North Queensland Local Authorities Association holds a quarterly conference in Mulgrave Shire Council chambers at 19.90 o clock. Seven items cover topics from timber for bridges to secondary industries for the north.
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North Queensland
Local Authorities Association
Mulgrave Shire
Aggravated assault case in Tally Court
Robert Flaherty a 55 year old mattress maker of Tully faced summons in the Court of Petty Sessions at Tally before Messrs G Kingston and D Fisk JPs charged with aggravated assault. Investigations by Detectives Rolands and Sergeant Codd found him to have interfered with a four year old child and he cited intoxication as the reason. He was sentenced to three months in goal.
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Avandt
Tally
Court of Petty Sessions
Messrs
G. Kingston
D. Fisk
Flaherty
Tully
Tully Ambulance Reports Several Local Accidents
Tully Ambulance reports accidents in recent days involving G. Baker of Tully with a leg laceration, F. di Marco of Tully mill with stomach injuries, J Ritchie of Tully mill with a crushed finger, T. McLeod of Tully mill with shin bruises, A. McLeod Eurema railway worker with foot lacerations and shock, Laurence Bonassi Lower Tully with suspected snake bite, Marx Kane of Euramo with a probable fractured wrist from cranking a car. First aid provided locally.
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Tully
Tully Ambulance
G. Baker
F. di Marco
Tully Mill
J Ritchie
T. McLeod
A. McLeod
Eurema
Laurence Bonassi
Lower Tully
Marx
Kane
Euramo
Cairns Rotary Hearing About Scout Jamboree Trip
At Cairns Rotary Club last night Frank Lewis spoke on his overseas trip to the Scout Jamboree in Austria. He toured Paris Morocco Switzerland Austria and England, noting Berne’s hospital housing the world’s largest X ray plant. The jamboree had 12 days with 15 000 boys from two nations. a six week land tour followed. A vote of thanks was moved by Rotarian Warner. President Jack Warner welcomed Mr Holdcreft, guest of Rotarian Stee Poon Sasoutet.
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Cairns
Roteman Warner
Jack Warner
Holdcreft
Stee Poon Sasoutet
Harrie G. Gilmore
John Warner
A. Guest
Two Waterfront Deaths In Cairns Inquests
Two inquests were held in Cairns Coroner's Court into the September and October deaths of Edmund Patrick Mullins and Roald Larsen on the Cairns waterfront. Mullins fell from the Garvelpark hold while loading sugar, and Larsen fell 20 to 25 feet into the hold of the M V Tar, his body later found mutilated by sharks in Firewood Creek. Coroner E D Smart closed both inquiries after hearing witness testimony and noting accidental deaths with no evidence of negligence.
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Cairns
Edmund Patrick Mullins
Stevedore
Sheridan Street
Garvelpesk
Roald Larsen
M.V. Tar
Larsen
Firewood Creek
E. D. Smart
J. Goodfellow
Gordon Alexander Crosby
Esplanade
Garvel Park
D. C. Sword
Brisbane
No. § Wharf
Arne Lerstand
Taronga
D.C Sword
Patrick Joseph’udette
Norman
Mr. Smart
Bria
Bane
Witness recalls Mullins death aboard Cairns wharf hold
An inquest heard a witness describe Mullins lying with his arm under him as a rescue team arrived. The witness noted suspicious circumstances around the death at No 3 wharf. Mullins was well liked by mates on the wharf. Police details included statements from five waterside workers and a man named Donald Hempton, with the body later moved to the Cairns Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Neving
Someeone
Mullins
John Davies
Spence Street
Garvelpark
Thomas Neil Bodkin
Hill-street
John Henry Miller
No. 3 Wharf
Donald Hempton
Cairns
Power Board Must Save Money at Innisfail Meeting
At a regular meeting the Johnstone Shire Council sought information about new premises leased at Innisfail. A vote backed saving money and responding that the matter is internal. Dr W C Griffin chaired, paying tribute to the late Alderman Murchison. The board also agreed to paid time off for trade exams and discussed cane field penalties and land access. The South Johnstone Mill seeks a 20 percent power price rise, with board reluctance to grant an arbitrary increase without data. Engines move from the Innisfail power house to the Tully Falls site as contractors push the project.
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Johnstons Shire
Innisfail
Cr. C. Dickinson
W. C. Griffin
Johnstone
Ald
W Or
Fulton
Inoisfail
South Johnstone
EaMerisa
Ian
M. A. E. Sharman
Tully Falls
Queensland
Lme
Sharman
Cr. W C. Griffin
Cr. J.G. Winfield
Csr. L. Haldcroft
C.S. Dickinson
Two Extra Grades For New School
Machan's Beach State School will open on Monday with intermediate grades added. The school committee confirms transport costs for area students to Cairns will not be funded by the Education Department, and the effect on enrolment remains unclear.
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Machan's Beach
Cairns
Education Department
BR. A. Josey
Queensland
New Member for Land Court in Brisbane
Brisbane January 31 Mr W M McLean chairman of the Land Administration Board has been appointed a Member of the Land Court to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr J L Callaghan who has reached the age limit of seventy The Minister for Lands Mr T A Foley announced the appointment today Mr J P Lucy of the Land Administration Board has been named chairman of the board McLean aged 61 won the Military Cross in the first world war He was born in gh and has completed almost years service in the public service He joined the Administration Board in 1844 and has served as chairman since 14 Lucy served in Toowoomba and was appointed Land Commissioner in 1960 after posts in the Hampton area and irrigation district 1948 promotion to member Administration Board
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Brisbane
W.M. McLean
Land Administration Board
Land Court
J. L. Callaghan
T. A. Foley
Dey
J.P. Lucy
The
McLean
Land
Lucy
Toowoomba
Asee
Hampton
Thendere
Board considers nurse appointments and hospital fuel options
The board selected two applicants for Health and Medical Services review while three candidates for matron at Gordonvale Hospital awaited action. Doris Donohue was appointed Deputy-matron at Innisfail Women’s Hospital. A loan stringency delays nurse call and X-ray provision at Cannas Base Hospital. Grove Street and Esplanade plans await approval. Coke fuel for Cairns Hospital is recommended for further study due to cost, cleanliness and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leach
Director of Health and Medical Services
A Fryberg
Gordonvale Hospital
E. L. Greenhalgh
G. Petersen
C. H. Ve
Babinda Hospital
Grove Street
Charles Street
Department of Health and Home Affairs
Cairns
Queens
Vegetable shortage hits Brisbane as winter crops loom
Brisbane faces a serious vegetable shortage that could last for months after the weather breaks. The COD general manager Mr Flewell-Smith said irrigation is depleted in most areas and coastal vegetables for winter are unlikely. Growers in Mt Cotton, Redland Bay and Stanthorpe plan plantings but expect below normal yields.
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Brisbane
Flewell-Smith
Mt. Cotton
Redland Bay
Stanthorpe
Obituary Noel Ashwin M A C district officer dies in Cairns
Noel Martin Ashwin aged 47 dies in Cairns after more than 20 years with MFC. Born in Cambridge New Zealand he arrived in Queensland in 1527 leaving two widows and a daughter Miss Noels Ashwin. Funeral from St John s Church of England at 4 30 this Friday afternoon with MEC and Masonic fraternity mourners.
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NM. Ashwin
Noels
Alfred Street
West Cairns
Noel Martin Ishwin
Main Roads
Cairns
St. John’s Church of England
W . Kohn
Arish
Toads Commission
Masonic Fraternity
Moore
Grangemouth
Scotland
Cairns R
Elizabeth
Muriel
Marjorie Moore
James
Walter
St John's Church of England
Rats of Tobruk Association
Noel Martin Ashwin
Mac. Cairns
M.F.C
Cambridge
Queensland
Miss Noels Ashwin
St John’s Church of England
MEC
Increase in Local Maize Prices Raises Grower Concern
The Prices Commissioner confirmed a price rise for maize at Atherton caused by an annual output around 16 000 tons. With 5000 tons stored and 2500 on sale locally, growers anticipate a harvest at least equal to average. Export plans for 1000 tons face delays, though demand remains strong and no further local price rise is expected soon.
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Land Mining Board
W Biringland
Waghan
Atherton
Straughen
Straugban
Northern Weather Forecast for NSW Coast and Rivers
Northern region forecast notes heavy rain from I'sbane to Sydney and along the Northern Rivers. South east Queensland and Darting Downs expected lighter, brief showers with variable winds.
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Querstland
Darting Downs
New South Wales
I'sbane
Sydney
Public Instruction Increases Student Teachers Allowances
Brisbane Jan 1 The Minister for Public Instruction Mr GH Devries announced a raise in allowances for senior scholars at the Senior Teachers Training College and for part time teachers employed by the department. Increases cover living at home and away from home for first and second year scholars and for seven year scholars, with specific new rates and effective January 1. Diploma and apprenticeship class teaching allowances also rise, including supervision of correspondence classes and day teaching hours per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australian war pension total reaches record £30 million
Brisbane January 31. The Repatriation Minister Senator W J Cooper announced that war pensions total about £30 million a year. The government is distributing these pensions to veterans and their dependants.
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Brisbane
W. J. Cooper
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James Fraser
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Dickinson
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State Electricity Commission
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W. M. McLean
Cairns Post
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Cairns Base
Esflasade
J. Brophy
B. Creedy
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C. EF. Caumphell
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