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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 10, 1947
Page
4
Canberra February report on government and industry negotiations addressing safety and health in mining. Major points include calls for stronger protective measures, improved medical examinations, and occupational health programs led by industry and state authorities.
Rand Miners press for a breakthrough as they face formidable opposition in a westward venture. Key figures from London and Reuters sources weigh strategic options and potential partnerships. The outcome could redefine regional mining efforts and future collaborations.
The report analyzes loading and unloading rates postwar, noting longer ship turnaround times and higher costs. It cites Mr Logan and Mr Holiday discussing rate declines per hour, congested schedules, labor forces at Townsville, and slower currents in Australian shipping, with prewar and postwar comparisons.
Premji president of the Indian Merchant Chamber outlines a treaty with Australia to strengthen understanding and trade between the two nations. He argues funds should come from federal revenues and stresses the need for expert analysis and national consensus despite uncertain costs.
Canberra reports on a Trade Commission analysis of Indo Australian commerce during wartime. Jute gave way to cotton textiles as Australia buys machinery and chemicals from India, expanding India’s share in Australia’s overseas trade. Topics include Japanese competition, export challenges, and potential shifts in sourcing for both nations, with India offering jute and other goods while seeking larger Australian demand for textiles, hardware, and jewelry components.
Edison era era locked desk reveals two secrets as reporters detail a cache of papers found by his son Charles Edison. A rubber compound and a mysterious test message from beyond the grave drew speculation about hidden writings and life after death.
A Daily News report claims 300 of New York's largest bookmakers have shut down their operations amid complaints of exorbitant payoffs demanded by unnamed police and prosecutors and about wire tapping tactics. The piece notes widespread disruption in betting rings.
February Atherton Maize Board session considered forming a cooperative association in Atherton. Members present reviewed tentative proposals and planned a growers meeting. The CWA Younger Set fundraiser assisted Waiting Mothers Hostel, with music, dancing, and a door prize event.
Mr HC Steiner, managing director of the Gove Tree Rubber Company, speaks of a great future for Australia in world markets. He notes Australia will manufacture goods as well as, or better than, American products, with expanded rubber use and rising demand for Australian items amid favorable global supply, including Malaya, Java and Sumatra.
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