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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
9
Fragmented report details tensions between Russia and Norway over Spitzbergen, referencing U.N. involvement, coal mining, and disputed sovereignty. It notes naval and land actions, a minor garrison, and international pressure amid wartime context.
A fragmented discussion covers the 18th century calendar reform and the shift from the Julian to the Gregorian system. It mentions debates in Parliament, the timing of New Year, and reactions across Britain and Catholic Europe, with references to Pope Gregory and Roman influence on dating.
An Australian deputy director-general, Commander BG. A. Ducknen, condemns UN relief efforts led by UNRRA as failing to prevent global hunger and political interference. He notes billions in aid reach governments but criticizes mismanagement and partisan politics hindering timely relief and recovery efforts.
A fragmented wartime UNRRA report debates whether UNRRA shipments and foreign aid stabilized or delayed recovery. Critics warn aid tied to rebuilding and price controls risks prolonging misery, while supporters cite vital injections amid strikes and fuel shortages.
Three women including a policewoman dream of mining at Kalgoorlie. The piece details their past vocations, attempts to mine at 80 feet, and their willingness to learn by trial and error to pursue gold. The article notes teaching programs aim to speed up skill acquisition for women entering mining.
A historic overview describes the lively Moroccan fair in the Moorian Empire capital. It highlights amusements from the snake charmers to the Plane of the Dead exhibit, noting the Sultan’s gardens, the gates, walls, and towers. The article mentions nights illuminated by lights, crowded plazas, and a bustling street scene with vendors and entertainers drawing large crowds.
A deranged monologue discusses the dread power of atomic bombs, with mentions of Lieut General Thorre Kenney and Admiral Bands. It reflects fear of global war, international control, and the potential devastation of a nuclear offensive, framing it as a warning about future conflict and policy responses.
Australian officials complain that Britain's and Canada's stance limit Canberra's influence in London and continental negotiations. They urge fuller representation and stronger diplomatic ties as Dominion voices press to be heard before any major policy shifts.
A fragmentary Ravenshoe News item discusses Commonwealth representation rights and privileges, noting limited Australian representation and potential volunteer efforts for a capital establishment. Mentions meetings, swimming pool permits, and requests for dressing facilities and telephones at public works sites.
The Garnet notes discuss Canberra embassies and the Australian mission, naming Mr MAKIN as ambassador in Washington and mentioning the High Commissioner role for Mr Bansley. It covers travel privileges, wine export discussions, and trend toward stronger ties between Australia, the Dominions, and London, with remarks from a Melbourne correspondent and comments on the Whitehall arrangement. A weather summary notes a calm week with rainfall limited to 90 points and preparations for funding lighting and street works.
A cabinet donation plan focuses on the Apfeale appeal with February pledges reported. The expenditure for the current year is estimated around 20 pounds, indicating limited funds yet aimed at sustaining the appeal’s activities.
Fragmentary report describes a mine event at the coast causing alarm and damage to nearby homes and areas. Details are incomplete but indicate a sudden explosion or related danger affecting residents and property.
In London on February 10 reports indicate a reshuffle within the British cabinet. Terilinsom moves to Works, with a new position as Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health held by CW Key transferring to Werks and Privy Council membership.
Betty Bealoas before Acting Magistrate Mr ACGerry as Roy Gaynr ich faced allegations of failing to support his son. The court heard claims of the child's travel between Yugoslavia and Marweoa and determined Roy must pay weekly maintenance and court costs, with additional eastern costs awarded.
January CP A collections amount to £1782 12 percent with remittances 1780/12 Treasury AIT tones £37417 Lace Department £14161 Government Insurance 117/110 overall government disbursements £0602. Str Auer replaces Me Binnhian as OF-8. Sgt. J Mores returns from extended leave to police station. Local shifts note inconveniences from short telep line. ship and train disruption affects trade. Potatoes and fruit scarce. parishioners enrolled for Pray Last Mrs Blake mural bishop, 123 pupils. Four new bidders appointed. domestic pensions head. Daintree school under McL. D. Rocky Point beat Daintree in Sunday match.
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