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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Feb 05, 1944

Page

4

New Guinea Troops Prepare Own Radio Station

New Guinea forces plan to operate a dedicated radio station with two studios and a program lineup sourced from ABC, BBC, CBS, and US Army Special Service Division. The setup aims to broadcast Allied shows and sports across New Guinea with American announcers and Australian staff coordinating with military and government partners.

New Gusese DEA ABC Sone Wells Special Service Division US Army BBC New Guinea Biliuien Seus Dick Bentley Allied Service Prox Grammes Indbate Jack Beary Bob Hope Fibber McGee Kratelaze Allen Ti Australia Secicun Bae Edger L. Tidwell Hamil Ton O'Hara Evan Hughes PRC Anish Baver OPA Alexander Geetes Geoffrey, Norton HG Clements AV Apder Fee Aiaycert Asterson ABC Omer Bees Partes Phicate Gorden Arnoumeer Eto Sydney New Geoffrey Norven Tebrake Wince Abert C McCall Cain C Thomas Blamey Col Seem PMG S Department Perecane Packes Equipmien Dhe Vlock Crectea Pevette Teapira Csarea Metmra ABC Har Autralian Army Asencies US Speral Service Division Fed BEC US Office of War Information

In Memoriam Canroy Laney and Duignan Family

In loving memory of Octave Laney who died in Sydney February 18 and of John James Duignan who departed in February. A tender cord of memory is held by his wife and children, a daughter Pat Nevma and Kath, and sons Charles Gerry Henry Vin. This notice appears in a subscriber copy from Australian Associated Press.

Canroy Octave Laney Sydney John James Duignan Duignan John James Duignen

Church Services Across Cairns and Suburbs in February

A roundup of religious services in Cairns and nearby towns for February 6 weekend. Listings include St Andrews Anglican Cairns with morning worship at 9 and evening service at 7. Morning Worship and Evening Service at various parish sites. Baptist and Presbyterian gatherings in Gordonvale and Freshwater. Assembly of God Tabernacle and Christian Science meetings noted.

Edmonton Holy Communion ST Andrews Pi Cairns Doh Henry Nevine Callan Senine Sunaay Schonis St Andrews Gordonvale Alcantha Jamounesu Gionan Excel Mane Draper Treet Mulpraveroag Nelack Seriguna Senn Central Draper-street Mulpravesroac Ege Freshwater Baptist Church Central Sunday School St John Nates Ewes T Anderson-Street God Tabernacle Lake-street W. Watters Chrtinn Smith-street Cairne

Lucerne Chaff Prices Steady as Supply Rises in Brisbane

February 4 1903 Romac Street reports heavy lucerne chaff supplies with bags arriving and values firm. Clearances range from 9 to 6 with many lines sold at 13 10. Pumpkins plentiful and cleared 10 1 to 8. A portion of eaten chaff sold at 7 and a bale of Avenne hay submitted but rejected.

Brisbane Lucerne Romac Street

Cairns Market Report Fresh Produce Mixed Supplies

Cairns market report notes mixed fruit and vegetable supplies with bananas in medium, pineapples light early week, late consignments aiding availability. Lemons scarce, apples near peak, peaches strong to weekend, grapes scarce white variety sold, cabbage heavy midweek, tomatoes abundant, cucumbers fair, pumpkins limited, carrots short, sweet potatoes short, watermelons scarce with high waste and strong demand.

Pring Nester Han Papeus Heaty Ieee Amc M. Lum Feng

War casualties show Allied losses tally in Sun list

The Baltimore Sun reports a comparative table of war casualties abroad. It lists Allied and enemy totals with 514,902 dead or wounded and U S losses at 146,106 including 33,183 dead and 518 wounded. The Sun estimates overall casualties near 250 million?

New York Baltimore “Sun United States Sun

Australia and the United Nations in postwar world

The article by H MacNamara in Amerasia argues Australia will remain a major Western Pacific industrial nation after Japan’s defeat, but its postwar fate hinges on settlement terms. Australia’s size and capital access depend on London and American capital, while a free, industrialised Far East offers opportunity if Australian Labour leaders seize the moment. Strong nations’ choices will shape Australia’s future in Asia.

New York Amerasia H. MacNamara Australia United Nations MacNamara United States South-West Pacific Ade Canberra Coombs Copland Institute of Mav Namara Dapan Japan Western Pacific Siberia Pacific East Asia Great Britain Soviet Union Aus Jtralia America Asia Wendlell Willkie Far East

Private Cars Vanish From Madrid Streets

The Daily Mail correspondent in Madrid reports private cars disappeared after oil workers’ strike suspensions. Traffic is limited to essential services and taxis while pedestrians play in empty streets.

London Daily Mail Madrid Trafic

Allied air and naval strikes on New Britain and nearby fronts

Allied forces reported coordinated air and naval operations across New Britain and surrounding areas. Liberators, Thunderbolts, and Boston bombers attacked supply hubs at Sorong and Alexishafen, causing large fires and damaged depots while escort fighters strafed Japanese villages west of Saidor. Navy destroyers bombarded Choiseul Bay as patrols hit coastal targets in Be Mibo and Rein Bay amid adverse weather.

Boston Amele Nobanob Kittyhawks Saidor Rb. An. Argers Wep Anichells New Britain Rottock Bay Rein Bay Sorone Butch New Guinea Choiseul Chaiseul Bay Solomons Buka Passage Mibo New Guinea Britain Rettock Bry Bilin Esland Eld Saider Buka Mie River Choisea Bay

Second Birthday Volunteer Air Observers Corps in Australia

Australia marks the second anniversary of the Volunteer Air Observers Corps established by the RAAF in January 1982. Volunteers operate inland and coastal observation posts to track aircraft, report positions to VAOC control teams, and support air defense through coordinated movements with RAAF units.

Ausralia Air Observers’ Corps RAAF Januace Drake Australia VAOC Srctm Great Britain Volunteer Air Observers Corps Sendy Air Force

Value Increases in VAOC Role in War Aid

The VAOC's value to the RAAF grows as enemy retreat continues. The Vigilance network saves hundreds of aircrew, aiding 1289 aircraft and crews last year. Observers, many veterans, operate across states locating lost planes and guiding emergency landings.

VAOC RAAF Commonwealth

Queensland House Survey Plans Nationwide Dwellings Study

Brisbane February 4 survey initiative follows interstate housing conference decision. Queensland Bureau of Industry will send forms to towns and shires to gather data on individual dwellings and the composition of resident families across the state.

Brisbane Queensland Bureau of Industry Shirererke

Coalfield Visit Declined by Mr Curtin

Miners invited to meet with Parliament sitting nearby but Curtin refused the visit. He explained government sampling and rationing plans require security reasons and could not be publicly detailed. Officials noted the Bureau of Industry Acts gives authority to obtain information from properties for strategic planning.

James Curtin Atebanks Mary Curlin

RATIONS FOR GODS IN Calcutta Ration Plan Sparks Hindu Protest

The Daily Express reports Bengal Government refusal to include daily rice offerings to deities in the new ration plan. Influential Hindus press for ration cards as three with hundredweight of rice is cooked daily for temple offerings. Government remains unyielding amid the dispute.

Oondon Express Calcutta Bengal

Breaks Sought For Tea To Aid Thousands Of Workers

The Industrial Court heard three applications for 10 minute breaks in daily work for tea in the metal trades and aircraft sectors. R Leggat stated the dispute at a Queensland shipyard led to suspensions during sorting hours, potentially affecting thousands under several state awards.

Brisbane Lng R. Leggat Amalgamated’inneering Union Industrial Court Messrs. T. Ferry W Riordan Building Trades Queensland

New Works Innisfail Schemes Submit Massive Shire Plan

Johnstone Shire Clerk submits 21 new undertakings plus one deferred maintenance project to the Co Ordinator General of Public Works. Projects include diesel powerplant, transmission lines, water and sewer schemes, road widening, bitumen works, a 100 room hotel, and a new aerodrome runway with lighting.

Innisfail Public Works Brisbane Johnstone WE Prichard Johnstone Electric Authority South Johnstone Silkwood Transmission Inc E Arigh Tonisfail Mourilyan Pew North Rohestone Jubilee Bridge

Australia’s Postwar Relations and Empire Unity

Canberra January 22 Australia cannot have an independent foreign policy without breaking the Empire says RG Menzies in a paper to the Institute of Political Science arguing that the British Empire must stay united or dissolve. He warns that separate policies by allies would erode cohesion and urges a broad shared policy in war and peace, stressing prosperous Germany and Japan as essential to a stable Europe and noting Australia’s pacific interests.

Canberra Australia Great Britain RG. Menzies Institute of Political Science Caniberia Menzies Westminster United Kingdom British Commonwealth Japan China British Commonwealth of Nations Great ‘Association Beran Tokio Moscow Germany Menies Europe John Smith Asia Finca Seacrest Gore

Tully Markets Opens Shire Market At 1 30 PM

Cardwell Shire chairman Dickinson officially opened the Tully Market in the market hall to sell fruit and vegetables to the public. About 150 people were served as stalls displayed goods with prices marked. The first lot of apples, tomatoes, pumpkins and cabbage sold in small lots, while unsold stock would be carried to the next market. The shire clerk D Thomas and assistants ran a voluntary service and the market aimed to weekly operations with next market planned for 2 30 PM.

ME. D. Thomas Cardwell Dickinson volinSy D. Thomas

Golden Casket raffle results and prize winners

Fragmented OCR lists prize allocations for a Golden Casket draw in Brisbane with multiple prizes from £12,000 to £40 and £960. Names include D. Trenker, W. Rankin, R Edward, G Roun Valley, L. Keebba, Mary Mann, Don Smith, HM Ford, Roma, and Qtreet Brisbane, with ticket numbers and care of addresses.

Brisbane F. Organ M. Trenker Thomas and Glen W. Rankin Queena-street Kins Ayndiene Hains T Ward MC Sey D. Roberts W. Baxter G Roun Valley L. Keebba Evelyn Nreet Wilson Mary Mann Mary Manag Dong i. Mes Tassoward Don Smith HM ‘Ord Roma Tova G Wileon Morrison R Skelton A Jennings Dimmick Eaward Sareet Brisbane

Evacuating Helsinki Amid Red Attack Fears

Daily Mail Stockholm correspondent reports preparations for evacuating Helsinki with many buildings packed. Neutral sources in Helsinki expect a Russian attack on Finland synchronized with Allied invasion of Western Europe and a Finnish treaty to flare up within months.

Ondon Daily Mails Stockholm Helsink Melsink Finland Europe

Australia and world order through cooperative security and living standards

A passage arguing that Pacific stability hinges on British American cooperation, broader shared prosperity, and collective security. It stresses living standards, China's rise, Australia’s capacity to contribute capital, plant, and knowledge, and the need for compulsory military training and munitions production to sustain a global balance.

Pacific Atlantic Europe Australia China Fuera

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