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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1952
Page
6
Fragmented and distorted text discusses British policy toward Egypt and the Middle East. It mentions reactions to Egypt’s future, Sudan questions, and potential negotiations under British influence to manage the Suez canal and regional stability. Names and details are partly unclear due to OCR issues, but reference to Britain's stance and Egyptian leadership appears.
Shipping reports show Mamunda from Melbyerss sailing Monday and Carne Wednesday with Lewy von fetuses aboard February 2. Vessels pass via the Pename Canal toward Alma Tosnatille and Cgime Tem bore, with Cairns arrival around March 3 and multiple ports including Brisbane, Sydney, and Port Ade in line.
Farmers faced low demand as traders in the South Burnett maize market discussed selling futures at uncertain prices. A Federal Commerce official and local merchants noted limited inquiries from growers and lingering price pressures amid seasonal variability.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person or item linked to sugar in port loading and a gaze toward February time. Names and specifics are unclear but the note hints at a trade or cargo related event and a local fete.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ages and names with unclear context. It references individuals such as Roberts Mueman and Kiety, with partial phrases about a male aged 19 and a potential ceremony or event led by Lamy, but details are unreadable and names are uncertain.
Fragmentary report from Bundaberg on proposed betting tax changes. Officials discuss licensing penalties and price limits to curb gambling. government revenue projected at about 700 thousand pounds. Local figures named Foster and others advocate restricting licensed operators and setting stable prices to protect punters and steer public policy.
Reginald Carrington reports a broad public mourning in Bundaberg with flags at half mast on government and community buildings. The Acting Premier and local officials announce closures and condolences as public transport and services adjust amid the death of a prominent figure, with details on timings and ceremonial plans.
Queenslanders gather for state wide church services honoring late King George. In Brisbane services begin tomorrow at dawn and culminate in a major ceremony at the Exhibition Ground. Roused crowds attend as royal funeral pageantry unfolds with ceremonial prominence.
A 24 year old Lebanese migrant Elias Calis was charged in the Adelaide Court with murdering Arthur Francis Hennersen an army captain at the Woomers rocket range during a country Werk cricket match at the Railway Dealseierdag Alver. The charge was read with the aid of an interpreter and Calis was remanded to February 24.
A government scheme announced by Governor Won Lavancky to fund a home near Rockhampton to shelter about 40 bush children. The plan would start this year, with a foundation slated for 31000 pounds and construction in a rural setting serving children from distant areas. The initiative aims to provide care during holidays and families facing illness.
Canberra reports a two minutes silence observed to clear misunderstandings. A night ceremony addressed by officials aimed to foster unity and respect among attendees despite unclear earlier statements.
Canberra reports Australia will import 3000 crawler tractors under a dolier loan to boost mining, construction, and timber industries. Senator Spooner cites public authorities demand for heavy equipment for open cut mining, sewer works, and general development amid manpower shortages and rising mechanization.
Fragments describe a ship launch event with references to a coastal freighter to be launched on a date in February at an unnamed location. The garbled text appears to mention a ceremony with attendees, potential sponsors, and commemorative activities amid unclear scheduling details.
A man with a scarred face was treated after a trolley incident at work in Sheridan Street. He was taken to hospital, given first aid, and reported unsettled. The local council approved a mining and electrical board appointment, with Alderman James to join. Weather warnings noted scattered showers and thunderstorms across the eastern Peninsula and Western Carpentaria.
In a violent incident near Burwillamnbad the driver of a taxedr ive was ambushed by two men after a smash and grab at Upper Burringbes. The victim, badly beaten, crawled away and fled to a garage then hospital as detectives from Sydney and local police pursued leads and the car was traced toward Brisbane.
In Rockhampton on February 4 a local report notes an 611,000 contract for an insulated calendar companys project. The consignment from England arrives next week and will be inspected by Mr. Sava, a surveyor, before completion. The Richards and Townsville authorities coordinate the wiring and site arrangements with the Cauns.
A flood of ruined prospects from widespread rain threatens crop yields across regions from Kimwarary to St Lawrence. Wheat and maize suffer with wilting and probable permanent damage, while some districts report fragile recovery and financial strain for farmers facing rising costs and uncertain seasons.
The driver of the other vehicle, Primo Savma, 36, was involved in a crash that left Jane Tarmer of Freshwater uninjured but caused injuries to Renerts who sustained a tack wound to the end and a bruised father with strained neck muscles. Werren received a brainet injury to the shoulder as Roberts' vehicle rolled over twice, being badly damaged along the road to Cairns. Ambulances transported the three injured persons to Cairns Hospital for treatment.
A Melbourne scene reports a Labour led push for Melbourne Cricket Ground as the Olympic venue. Officials warn costs near £413,000 with shuddering estimates for surrounding grounds. A joint committee meeting seeks firm Melborne support before May 15 to secure funding and international confirmation.
A chaotic economic policy debate in Canberra centers on government plans to reduce deficits and expand social programs. The opposition argues for tighter financial controls while the government defends ongoing reforms. estimates place heavy spending on defense and energy amid calls for restraint.
In Brisbane on February 14 the Local Sugar Cane Prices Board was appointed under the Sugar Cane Prices Acts. The minister announced replacements and transfers among board members including Mr CG Mina Childers and Mr WA Patching, with Mr GG Connors and Mr HH Calls named to positions, reflecting routine statutory reassignments within the board.
Daintree area hopes for growth with a dairy focus as producers, including Mr. Wordsworth, discuss expanding milk output and potential government and federal aid. Plans touch on river access, ferry operations, timber, and regional development, with dairy and agriculture seen as key drivers for local prosperity.
Brisuare, Feb. ug Mr Fie sat Bones Cyrightun, inspector, Departmun t of Lands, has been pointed member nf the Land Admin tre hay iad Thue ae emer Indey by the Minister for Lands MrT A Poly Mr Creighton, who hay vera in the Bands Deparment. He was born in Dalby and educated at the Dalby State cont 1 Sha Tonwoomba Gravitar school. Allie thire Swabs attice tea and ranger, he was appointed catening lind ranger, specially Veporrine and the master of Ae rodefermanesum. Of the reds it erating Jans Mr Creighton served n the Second ALF fom January. 104. Vo. November, 1945. and strained t he ranks of major My Was awarded the MBE Mr Cr*ighton Ton Wee appointed Land Commissioner from July, 1M, and im Tenuary, THE was promoted in the position of chiefesses or end ndpector. Tie has had a wide supertenre in land matters In varius parts Uffe Sint, i Aum, 1960, he Sag appoitrd a memnber of the Royal Commission on pastoral land settlement. The Cabinet in 2 prewintermsidnrang. the com missions tepart-
The Wide Bay Burnet councils and Queensland boards including Cairns and Townsville consider loan movements to support direct sentiment and modified programme restrictions. Officials note current funds remain limited while exploring futures for regional infrastructure and development.
An Order in Council dated January 5 2850 authorizes Mareeba Shire Council to incur expenditure of 62000 for a public library project. Treasury withdrawal and debenture law concerns delayed final approval while urging Department to proceed. The contract is tied to the tramway project and involves last stage funding and personnel assignments for completion within the current financial year.
Government action signals imminent sugar price increase as officials outline controls and market impact. The move aims to stabilize supply and curb speculation, with industry groups warning of higher costs for consumers and traders assessing exposure.
A report outlines proposed Aymerton water project costs and debentures, plus a hospital expansion plan. The executive committee discusses funds of £5000 and £1300 items, with details on wards, accommodation, and a 2000 grant. UK currency and Australian matters frame the discussions amid wartime provisions.
Prices for hay and grain fell across southern central and northern Queensland as drought reduced demand. Few buyers offered well below graziers’ asking prices. If drought persists into March livestock owners could accept very low prices to move stock.
The Railway Department announced urgent import of ten thousand weighty steel for railway carriage construction. Minister Duggan, after executive approval, estimated cost at £140,748 and said the steel would be used to augment carriage production.
The Regional Director stated that 19 000 European immigrants are expected for rural industry in April or May next year. About 1200 Italian and Dutch workers are engaged, with details under the Mildurado Act of Vieweriy. It remains unclear how many rural workers will actually arrive.
In a faded item the Lacaur price at 108 Me is cited alongside Lemmon with a note indicating late activity or life near the scene. The fragmentary report hints at a local market or auction setting with scarce clear details.
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