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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 02, 1953
Page
5
Fragmented public notices describe classified listings for Situation Wanted and Vacant, For Sale, and To Let. The timetable lists daily hours from 445 cm to 5pm, with morning sessions, and special Saturday hours ranging from 843 am to 1130 am, plus 7.9 pan to 169 pm, under line-length constraints.
Canberra reports that whole milk, butter, and cheese output for the first five months of the current financial year rose above the prior year. Milk production reached a postwar high, totaling 347,600,000 gallons for ten months, with 404,542,000 gallons year prior. November’s last month stood at 142,017,000 gallons. Butter factory output for five months to November was 72,073 tons versus 69,503 tons a year earlier, while cheese reached 2,498 tons against 2,500 tons.
A historical report details early experiments in artificially fattening cattle to increase meat yield and market value. It notes intravenous fattening methods, postmortem effects on tallow quality, and commercial impact on pricing and competition among major packing firms.
The report outlines a likely expansion of investigations into Communists and alleged subversives. It cites the House and Senate committees planning broader inquiries, with Harold Velde and Homer Ferguson named in leadership roles as Congress weighs expanding scrutiny of loyalty and disloyalty within government and society.
The Times reviews U S aid to democratic processes and the push for public testimony from Communist opponents. It argues for free inquiry yet notes limits on treason laws and perjury charges, and explains how grand juries and federal procedures explore alleged violations while balancing civil liberties.
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