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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Feb 13, 1952

Page

1

Britons Pay Homage to Dead King at Westminster Hall

London observes the death of the king with thousands filing past the catafalque as Westminster Hall doors open. By early morning, queues stretched through frost with nearly 5000 inside and tens of thousands awaiting entry, while trains and buses delivered mourners from across Britain.

London Westminster Hall Britain Catafalque Patra Pate Calassique Hualee Peer de Catatabade Bothelache

Great Hall Scenes and Imperial Wreath Notes

Inside the great hall faint candlelight and mournful voices mark a formal ceremony with dignitaries present. The scene shifts to London where Australia plans a wreath of wattle and gum leaves for the King's funeral, blending native and French flowers in a herbaceous border with a tentative inscription.

Flaws for King's Funeral Describe Guard Procession Details

The article outlines the lengthy royal funeral procession and guard duties at Westminster Hall. It mentions Foot Guards, Yeomen Warders, and the Royal Family's schedule, with the coffin procession to Windsor and the ceremonial guard deployments, including international diplomatic presence and the crowd gathered along the route.

Youth Sent to Brisbane for Month in Gaol

A south admitted in the Poline Ceafi w of i 'nor the i toe fare 'ead Bw 2 pay fe fee chacges ot Batt ruby Is fee Mr Mansell Ae arclenced the youth Rornes Laightan Hawt Tn RAAT. tamee, to 8 tou of ite "month gaol om all the here 'The promeeuice -(Purelusceetor B Ruch) mid duet oe cary and

Brisbane Mansell Cary

Fresh Meat 500N for yowNavULLe Tees

A fragmentary note references Fresh Meat 500N for yowNavULLe Tees and mentions concerns about enslavement and possible heat rain. Dab Soares is noted with vague actions.

Golden Casket Brisbane Fact List Amid Turbulent Mentions

Fragmentary notes from a February Brisbane placement mention a meeting drawn at 10 07 and refer to several names including Beuth Mowe Robimou and Gaiden Goone Casket Agency. The text includes garbled phrases and scattered references to places such as Mackay and Lovdomread with unclear context.

Brisbane Fev Guinen MTG Pounier E Beuth Mowe Robimou Csr Gaiden Goone Casket Agency Ate Idecatreet Taira Bunipaen Lovdomread Wundak Brataasa i ‘Sociam-atrest Mackay Lenn

Ex- For socuttes to Recommend Officials

Brisbane reports an ex association member will be asked to recommend officials for a maritime project. The Premier’s office notes Duggal indicates the marinas will be taken by the government, with plans awaiting final approval.

Brisbane Ieee Duggal

Control of Butter Prices Review

A fragmented report outlines government plans to stabilize butter prices for consumers through subsidies and price pooling. It discusses a dairy research program, production increases, and periodic inquiries to measure effects on home consumption and producer margins, with oversight by Commonwealth authorities.

Agereunes J. McBvet ABC Commonwealth Yemah Mer McEwen

Heavy Communist Losses Reported With Allied Fire

Fragmentary wartime dispatch describes heavy Communist losses as United Nations forces labor to hold front lines near a jungle region. Allied artillery and naval fire are reported intensifying with continued combat operations across the sector.

MBOTL Koreas Agatee United Nations Karan Er Froot

Sympathy to Royal Family Senate Resolution

A fragmentary report notes a Senate resolution honoring the late King George VI. Members of the Parliament of Australia expressed gratitude for his service and mourn the late sovereign. Government officials and invited diplomats attended the session, with the resolution read aloud and leaders expressing condolences.

N. O'Sullivan Tor Senate Australia George VI

Ten Minute Address by Queensland Teachers at School

Brisbane observers note a ten minute talk by teachers at Quesnaland school next Friday before the memorial events for King George VI. The state Cabinet arranged mourning measures with a noon moment across Queensland and nonessential plans to screen and observe the national day.

Brisbane Quesnaland Mieneyla Seem George VI George

Expansion of Sugar Industry in Australia Gains Support

Farmers' budgets receive a boost as the Australian Cane Growers' Council secretary Mr. R. Muir announces an expansion plan. He notes new areas require reasonable profit margins after taxation due to high capital costs to make development feasible.

Australian Cane Growers’ Council R. Muir

Fall In Food Production Policy Discussion

A fragmented report notes debates on food production and export trade balances. Mr Muir cites salience of better food fronts and temporary advantages, while discussions mention taxation and broader policy direction. Predictions expect alignment toward required levels in agricultural outputs.

Cotney Muir Bette Apert Generoon

Ambiguous Sugar Industry Reform Proposals Discussed

Fragmented OCR text outlines government funding and policy needs for the sugar industry. It suggests low interest long term loans and an empowered tribunal to manage expenditures, noting confidence in production and economic adjustments amid financial constraints.

Question of Dutch New Guinea in Indonesian politics

A newswire style report quotes Dr Seekamo, president of Indonesia, on Dutch New Guinea. He warns its value depends on Indonesia remaining non Communist and on regional stability. Dutch Prime Minister Drees discusses sovereignty and Australia’s security concerns, while Western New Guinea's status remains unresolved amid Indonesia-Netherlands talks.

Indonesia Seekamo Australia Philippines Savermienty Netherlands United Indennesia Ber Willlash Dree Dutch New Guinea Drees Wer Bute New Guinea West New ‘Guinea West New Guinea Bop Fon New Guinea Seiherlands

Avalanches Kill Dozens as Alpine Snowstorms Hit

The Daily Telegraph expects Munich dispatches report heavy snow in the Alps with dozens of villages cut off and many fatalities. A large avalanche 25 miles southeast of Bragrae buried a house, killing nineteen people and trapping others. Rescuers race to reach survivors as cold weather and shifting temperatures complicate efforts.

Lordon Bissards Svalan Alpe Daily Telegraph Bragrae Swias Fralat Jeepo Maby

Wharf labour shortage hits Townsville port work

Townsville on February 12 reports ongoing labour shortages at the waterfront. Several ships will be unable to berth or complete loading in the coming days, with multiple vessels delayed through the weekend and into next week amid scarce crews and contracted orders from ML Kaw Mines Ltd and Homefield.

Townsville Wosk Towneile Dorover Turaday Mert Newem Shartes ML Kaw Mines Ltd Ierxieeird Unites One Wei

British Troops in Canal Zone Tension and Policy

In the Canal Zone, General Brakingeld sought troop recall while easing restrictions. General Erskine tied progress to Egyptian labor returns and bounds on canal access, noting ongoing control measures and unsettled elements in Egypt and elsewhere as authorities pursue a cautious path to normality.

GOC Canal Zone Reves Erskine Uth

Damages Awarded After Collision Case in Supreme Court

The fragment describes a damages ruling in a Supreme Court case involving an injured passenger and a collision. It notes a jury verdict, opposition from a Commissioner, and objections to the verdict as potentially excessive. The text references Australian legal figures and proceedings, with mentions of Mikellund and Justice Dreyer.

Supreme Court Berclamber Australia Mikellund Justice Dreyer

Fragmentary WWII air war note with tangled quotes

Disconnected OCR text recounts a wartime aerial encounter with MIGs and mentions Major George A Dart, a Diet of unclear events, and stray phrases about Pound and sexual innuendo. The fragment lacks verifiable facts or coherent narrative.

TORIO

Enlistments in marked movement reported in Brisbane

Feb 12 report noted heavy enlistments in Crreaad company with warnings of postwar demobilization. Recruitment officers indicated both men and women showed strong intent to join, reflecting broad public support for national service and the ongoing war effort.

Usteovement Brisbane Ermat Mervicns

Harbour Board Defends Chairman in Chamber of Commerce Clash

At Cairns Harbour Board meeting members denounced criticism of the chairman over a letter seeking a federal grant to dredge a channel. The board passed a resolution defending the chairman and urging restraint while noting strong support for wartime and regional development efforts.

Cairns Harbour Board Chamber of Commerce Onder Harbour Board Williams Hed Reed Brea An Mar P. Gwid Clive Wil- Yama Kidd Willams Taemchair Misid Hort Gueeradane Wiliams Dave WE. Golesi Ind Chamber of Commerce Ius Cs. Turner Ube Ofiteima Che Wise Vna Siraines Perwertt Williaine Mary de Piablon Caine Queensland Mao Sanne TG Dillon Fork Dora Ara Catia Withers Harbour Board C. Woldcrafy Wilmins

Recession Noted In Current Year In Australia

The report highlights reduced AngloAustralian wool exports and overall trade shifts with the United States and Belgium amid a weak year. Officials discuss Dredging improvements, defence spending, and potential government support while noting rising export values for some sectors.

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