Time limit for India debate dominates government plans
A contentious wartime debate in Britain centers on granting India self rule and the timing of a possible settlement. Lord Wavell's reports and ministers' statements show wide differences over policy, with critics arguing immediate self government is unlikely and risks unrest, while supporters urge progress toward Indian independence.
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Misty Elke
la Wavell
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Dreardes
Warvell
Adland
Siitepsor
Burglars Active at Innnisfail In Rough Community Report
A chaotic damaged article reports burglar activity in Innnisfail with multiple partial names and phrases. It mentions thefts in the commercial district and several alleged suspects, including references to a person named Kelly Bron and a festival scene.
Shipping Movements and Vessel Arrivals Noted
Fragmented OCR notes describe shipping movements with names and ships listed, including vessels like Mare Y Waagame and Soren Glas. The text references arrival times, distances, and dates but remains garbled with many unreadable fragments.
Loans to Cane Growers in Brisbane Discussed
Secretary RC Anderton of the Budabere Cane Growers Reserve reports that state government officers have not granted full support for loan conditions. Government officials reportedly modified terms, limiting loans to farmers producing up to 400 tons of cane. Agricultural Bank security requirements were cited, with political departments and ministers involved in the discussion.
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Atin
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Budabere
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Penmint
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Coastal Showers Expected Across Brisbane and Coastline
Weather notes warn of coastal showers along the Brisbane area with easterly winds and moderate seas. The forecast mentions garden and lawn care impacts, with rain likely affecting outdoor plans and water use across regions including Cairns and Morven.
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Brisbane
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Obituary of William Shoe in Cairne District Hospital
The obituary notes the death on February 8 at Cairne District Hospital of William Shoe, a resident of George Street, with surviving brother George and other relatives. It recalls his origin in Wiltshire England and immigration to Australia, with funeral details and locations referenced in a garbled OCR passage.
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Atul Wid Aggie
Local Board Meeting Discusses Trade Practices and Supplies
A regional Community Board held a monthly meeting yesterday in which traders and customers were reviewed. The board, considering supplier arrangements, agreed to favor local traders and ensure steady supplies while acknowledging broader North Queensland connections and coast weather outlook.
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Romineity Board
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Blair
Chalmers Ang Catron End Mre Rose Rites Held
The relatives and kin of Mrs C Amee and family attend the funeral service for Mr and Mrs C Amee at St Michaels church. Carle Samoare Sees presided as father and celebrant. The ceremony occurred in the afternoon at 5 o'clock with burial to follow at Gardarvale Cemetery. Funeral Directory and Obituary listings for Svendsen Pty Ltd.
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Death notices and memorials amid faded lines
A fragmented death notice page fragment honors Ivan Holton aged 7 and Susanna Slaney in bereavement notes. The text hints at memorial dates and affectionate dedications from relatives, with garbled lines reflecting a historical obituary column.
Regional Board Loans Plan to Fund Regional Upgrades
The Cairns Regional board outlines a loan package totaling about £164,000 to £497,000 for municipal upgrades. It funds appliance replacements, transformer erection, and new station works at Ravenshoe and Tuniab, plus £210,000 for reconstructions and £100,000 for heavy copper installations in Cairns City and Mulgrave.
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Electrical Board hearings and river work progress update
The Electrical Workers Board discussed comments on a proposed basis for a school on a different scheme and approved representation for the Calms Regional Board. A report on the Tully Falls development outlined dam and reservoir plans up to 70 feet, with surveys and mappings in progress and delays due to ongoing site investigations. Water flow at Barron River was noted as sufficient rain allowed extended operation of the Barron plant, with key attendees including W. A. Collins, T. M. Crowley, J. G. Winfield, and KE Down.
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Planes delayed by heavy weather in Brstane
Our Cairns wireless desk reports light rain and showers across the Cairns region causing delays to Australian National Airline Douglas Yeo Caurme, with injuries and hospital transfers in South Johnstone. Scholarships awarded to Bill Gates and Joe McGrath, Cairns natives now in Sydney, to study at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
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Golden Casket Biusbane Pep 2-cholien Cainet So 1108 drawn
Gambling style fragment lists drawn numbers and participants with names unclear and several garbled terms. The readable items include a draw event and potential prize references, though many proper nouns remain uncertain.
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Tableland Dairymen Ready for Milk and Butter Strike
Detrensle Association head Mr Killoran says Tableland farmers will defy orders and strike for milk and butter prices. The Malanda Butter Fatty factory has asked Maryborough for support and supplies, with Mr Killoran noting other Tableland factories are likely to cooperate.
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No Subsidy For North Contingent Government Action
Fragmented report describes a debated stance on subsidies and government action related to northern regions. Mentions Melbourne, Mr Riordan, and the planning context for policy responses amid shortages and agricultural concerns. References to ministers, park actions, and a parliamentary tone indicate ongoing fiscal and regional debates.
Hammond May Be Unfit For Town Game
Sydney February report details Hammond likely unfit for the town game with Wales captaincy in doubt. Mentions sessions, possible replacements, and upcoming lineup changes as preparations continue for the event.
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Wife of former Cairns doctor killed in crash
In Clermont Queensland a sedan crash on the Gregory Highway near Smyth Farm injured Dr Francie Smyth and killed his wife, the pair traveling with a party of seven. The blowout on the right front wheel caused the vehicle to overturn. Dr Smyth was admitted to hospital in a stable condition.
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Sugar shortage in Victoria sparks industry fears
Feb 25 report notes sugar shortages threaten fruit canneries in Victoria. Chairman Mr Sigh Bowe Ht We Forgan Smit cites refinery and supply disruptions tied to industrial disputes. Scarcity alarms workers and residents as local firms brace for higher costs and reduced output.
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Fire in airliner rear event at Seatac string unclear
A garbled report describes an in flight incident on a plane at Seatac involving Mr Campbell and others. It mentions a fire purportedly started in the rear, spreading to a curtain area, with attempts to reach the minister and aviation authorities.
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Coal conference turmoil in New South Wales stance
A Cairns Post report from February details tense preparations for a coal conference amid divisions over attendance. New South Wales and Queensland governments may boycott. ministers press for a united approach to cease production disruptions and address coal industry misery across states.
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No Maize Shortage Impacts Poultry and Bacon Supply
Shortage of maize cuts poultry feed, risking eggs and bacon supplies. Authorities warn rationing may be needed. Atherton Tableland and Cairns regions report reduced production and higher prices. Government boards consider allocations and storage impacts as South Queensland imports fill gaps.
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Council Strangled by Red Tape in Gladstone
Report from Gladstone on February 28 details Lidstone Town Council meeting where unemployment sits at 118 and despite a £1000 offer for guttering and drainage work, progress stalls due to technical reasons and departmental inefficiency. Local leader cites lack of funds and delays hinder repairs, with calls for a revised plan and transparent action.
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Reservations on Asturias
A fragmented report notes reservations about a sailing or travel issue related to Asturias. It mentions the Orient Line passenger book, transport ministry paneer, and changes in fares and routes affecting travelers to Australia. Financial and scheduling details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Price of Brad Canberna and Hughes Production Feud
Partial OCR text shows a price dispute involving Brad Canberna, a deputy mission, and a Queens area production. Mentions manufacturing assets, an aeremee, and a suit against Hughey over the feat price. Details are unclear due to fragmentary source.
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Meat price ceiling remains in force after review
The Mindater for Trade reports that the meat price ceiling will not be abolished. Officials, including trade authorities, say the price controls stay in place despite discussions. The wording and context remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
Petition on ER MASSE COULENE in Sydney bar council
Fragmentary OCR reads like a petition note from Sydney climate inquiry or bar association. Mentions ALF and ER MASSE COULENE with unclear roles. Readable bits suggest a formal request or protest filed with a local government or court, but specifics and dates are not clear.
Jury verdict in murder case returns guilty finding
A Supreme Court jury returned a guilty verdict after deliberations in a murder trial. Judge presiding set a September sentencing date as prosecutors argued for a firm punishment. The move followed testimony from key witnesses and evidence presented during the trial.
Squatters Remove From Victoria Park Area
Police and local authorities act to clear a squatter occupation at Victoria Park in South Brisbane. The irregular settlement coincides with a wave of property disputes in the area as residents demand order and safety.
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