European Defence and the Push for a European Army
The article reviews progress toward a European defence community led by a proposed European Army. It highlights the Lisbon talks, French and German parliamentary cautions, and the need for sovereignty respected cooperation. It emphasizes urgency, political divisions in France and Germany, and the hoped unity to preserve Western civilization through coordinated defence.
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Europe
Oreler
Invernment
Germany
London
Lisbon
France
North Atlantic Council
Dr. Adenauer
M. Schuman
de Gaullists
European Army
European Defences Council
West Germany
World traveler Mrs Leith seeks North Queensland home
Mrs Helen Leith, born in Marseilles and trained in multiple languages, has lived across Europe, Asia, and Africa. She interpreted in China for a French project, taught French in India, and spent years traveling between India and Europe with her family. Now in Cairns, she hopes to settle in North Queensland.
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Helen Leth
Freneh
Hes
United States
India
Kashmir
Luce Canal
Cairns
North Queenslend
Queensland
Leith
Marseilles
France
England
United Glays College
United Glays College. Mrs. Leith
Smith College
New York
China
Mo Altrec Frencon
Pukow
Yangtse
Nanking
Francois
Casablanca
Iica
Jome
Hear
Commercial Brisbane Market Report Weights and Prices
Brisbane market desk reports brisk pumpkin demand with firming values as sales ranged from 10s 10d to 73s 10d per ton. Good quality cham weld valued £79 10s to £6 per ton, inferior stock £10, lucerne chaff to £42 brown bed and £282 good green per ton, lucerne hay £30 to £6 12s, Canary Seed £75 per ton, and need cats at 14s per bushel.
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Brisbane
Lucerne
Lucerne Hay
Lack of Biblical Knowledge Highlights Service Moral Gap
Brisbane reports a Queensland Methodist conference. Rev. D Brumwell says many 19 year old national service trainees lack Biblical knowledge, noting a broader gap even among older servicemen. He notes increasing focus on spiritual welfare with three chapels planned at Wacol and special padres hours to become part of the army syllabus, though attendance remains voluntary.
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Brisbane
National Service
Queensland Methodist
D. Brumwell
Brumwell
Queensland Methodist Conference
Wacol
Shipping Moves From/Around Australian Ports
Shipping movements list vessels and routes across Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Townsville Cairns and other ports. Elsalma from Thursday Island and Portland Roads sails to Cairns then Townsville and Lady Tsetel. Treteske from West Coast of England heads Brisbane via the Panama Canal bound for Cairns. Tembus and Nettalus tanker traffic to load sugar, molasses, and aviation fuels in Cairns for Sydney. Wairangi sails from London to Townsville and Cairns. Bidelia from Sydney via Brisbane and Bowen to Cairns. other tankers and shipments bound for or through Cairns with loads and discharges planned through June and beyond.
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Mansnd l
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Townsville
Cairns
Elsalma
Thursday Island
Portland
Cairna
Tsetel
Treteske
England
Liverpool
Partiama Canal
Fort Alma
Tembus
River Clareses
Nettalus
South East Asia
Aviation Spirit
Motor Spirit
Jarees J. Maguire
South-East Asia
Australian
Diechaerges
Macoms
South- East Asia
Queensland
Devon
Newport
Swansea
Port Alma
Wairangi
London
Bidelia
Bowen
Cane
Hong Kong
Pssengers
Divot
Cabna
Funeral notice for Jessie McKay Stewart in Cairns
Relatives and friends of Jessie McKay Stewart and family invite to her funeral leaving St Amiree's Presbyterian Church Sheridan Street Cairns at 10 oclock Friday morning for Cairns Cemetery. HM SVENDSEN FTY LIMITED Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
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J T. Rewart
Brisbane
St. Amiree's Presbyterian Church
Sheridan-street
Catrna
Cairns
Svendsen Fty
Thanks and Sympathy From the D. T. Rumble Family
The D. T. Rumble family expresses sincere thanks to relatives and friends for letters cards and telegrams of sympathy received after their recent bereavement. This notice is a personal expression of gratitude from the family.
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D. T. Rumble
In Memoriam Orton Clifford Harry
Our dear son and brother passed away in February. Inserted by loving parents, brothers, sisters, sister-in-law and brothers-in-law.
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Orton
Clifford Harry
Lciher
Low Toveng
Simers
Local Sphere notes and weather in Brisbane region
The Brisbane Weather Bureau reports northern rainfall for the 24 hours to 3 am on Thursday. Drummer J. J. Clarey, 70, of McLeod, injured his right middle finger on a drum and was treated by ambulance staff. Injuries to ferryman J. Crullin from broken glass and Lake Street worker Peter Thimeis with foot wounds are noted with ambulance care. The Cairns Ambulance Transport Brigade marks a tribute to King George VI and Cairns Mayor Alderman W. H. Murchison at their monthly meeting.
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Brisbane Weather Bureau
Thursday Island
J. J. Clarey
McLeodmireel
J. Crullin
Johnstone Shire
Innisfail
Trescy Han
Peter Thimeis
Lake Strett
Cairns
Wesister
Elizbeth II
Cairns Ambulance Transport Brigade Committee
G. W. Davison
King George VI
Ald
W. H Murchison
Huge 10000 pound tractor shipped to Innisfail
A £10000 Allis-Chalmers HD N diesel tractor left Brisbane by train for Innisfail. The lumber firm will use it for haulage with a front scoop and rear winch, weighing about 24 tons when complete. Also notes Cairns weather readings and Rotary Club Cairns meeting highlights.
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Innisfail
Brisbane
Queensland Tobacco Crops Insured by Board for £14 Million
Queensland tobacco growers will see an unprecedented insurance scheme covering about £14 million of crop. The Tobacco Leaf Marketing Board announced the policy protects leaf from fire, storm, and other risks from curing barns to brokers' warehouses. Secretary B P Caniff said the coverage begins at curing barns and ends at sale, with insurance charges deducted from each grower's sale proceeds.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Tobacco Leaf Marketing Board
B P. Caniff
Mareeba
Children Take Detonators Brisbane
Five boys aged from 6 to 10 years in Brisbane were involved in a case where detonators were taken. Police reported the incident as a warning about child safety around hazardous devices.
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Brisbane
Government to raise retail sugar price next week
Australia to introduce legislation authorising a 1d per lb rise in retail sugar with a tribunal to set ongoing prices. The tribunal will include growers mill owners and consumers with a Commonwealth representative as chairman. Queensland MPs supported the move to keep Parliament in session for the price rise. Provisional increase expected next week with possible further rises after investigations.
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Queensland
House of Representatives
Senate
CSR Company backs 2 6d rise for raw sugar mills
Sydney reports CSR endorses the claim of raw sugar industry millers and growers for a 2 s 6d per pound increase, arguing current prices are inadequate. Without the rise, production would fall, losses would mount to June 30, and Australia would fail to meet obligations to the United Kingdom as sugar remains rationed.
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Sydney
CSR
Australia
United Kinedom
Ship in the bay dispute ends in Townsville
The coastal freighter Lady Isobel left Cleveland Bay after 23 days immobilized by a crew employment dispute. Fireman Lilley relinquished his claim to work on the vessel to break the deadlock. The Seamen's Union aims to replace Lilley and resume loading nearly 8000 cartons of processed milk, with explosives aboard to be shipped to Cairns.
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Townsville
Cleveland Bay
Isobel
Seamen's Union
F. Milburn
Lilley
Cairns
New Guinea
Methodist Inland Mission faces staffing drought in Brisbane
In Brisbane February 1973 the retiring director Rev Harry Griffiths told the Methodist conference the Inland Mission has less than half its needed staff with four ministers and one home missioner to fill eleven posts. He cited Wyenddhem as an example of long gaps since a service. The conference criticized over reliance on committees and urged personal lay testimony. Enrollment rose with 250 more practising members and over 15 060 Sunday school pupils. It was agreed to form a Queensland Methodist Historical society to compile the state's church history.
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Brisbane
Methodist Inland Mission
Harry Griffiths
Methodist Conference
Wyenddhem
Methodist Church
A. R. Heston
Heaton
North Queensland
Queensland
Fadden Canberra Talks With Ministers Reported
In Canberra Sir Arthur Fadden meets with Mr BG Mensies and other ministers. The consults between the Government and Sir Arthur are expected to last several days and involve high level talks on policy and appointments.
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Sir Arthur Fadden
Canberra
Mr. BG. Mensies
Betwen
Sir Arthur
Water Board to Reapply for Bank Loan for Behana Creek Scheme
Cairns Mulgrave Water Supply seeks Treasury approval for a £10,000 loan to accelerate the Behana Creek water project. Funds available cover work only to March 31, with a balance sheet showing £8112 10s 3d after adjustments. A Commonwealth Bank loan is pending, tied to a 33 1/3 per cent subsidy, to extend financing.
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Behana Creek
Cairns-Mulgrave
Treasury
E. J. Walsh
Commonwealth Bank
Be bana Creek scheme awaits steel and men short
The Bebana Creek project needs ten more workers and essential mild flat steel to proceed. The board endorsed the engineers report but delayed action until October data and materials become available, while seeking high priority from the Commonwealth and expedited delivery of 3 x mild steel flat for bridge hold lines on the pipeline path.
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Bebana Creek
R. H. Rudge
BR. Morris
O Ister
Rems Aciia
Norman W. Hutchinson and Sons
Melbourne
United Kingdoms
Australan
Department of National Development
W. C. Griffin
Ald B. Creedy
Commonwealth
Public Works
Behana Creek
Mulgrave River Crossing Progress Report Details
The board heard concrete completion at the Mulgrave River crossing anchor pier on the western end ready for pipeline installation between the intase and Gordonvale. Timber piles between Gordonvale and Cairns show deterioration and will be reinforced with concrete blocks. Excavation advances from Townsends east to the Mulgrave River, with Musgrove River crossing at point 29,100 chs and progress toward Gordonvale contingent on weather. The Mulgrave Mill Co Ltd offered to ease the bridge easement. Cairns City Council seeks dual-use bridge traffic and the board approved providing six 12 foot spans of pipe. meeting attendance listed.
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Mulgrave River
Intase
Gordonvele
Swan Creek
Gaor- Gongaie
Cairns
Mach Ous
Townsens
Musgrove River
Gordonvale
Mugrove Central Mill Co. Ltd
Regaramz
Rioolphis Bridge
Oet
UWS As & Croming
Ube Tramina
Behans Creek
Cama City
Mulgrave Mill
Mulgrave Mill Company
Mulgrave Shire Council
Water Supply Board
V. H. Jennen
Ald. B. Creedy
Dr. Sde Chstansy
Cr. D. W.christensen
R HC Budge
F. K. Morris
O. Deg. Williama Kclerk
New Guinea volcano activity fears grow after eruption
Reports from Lae and surrounding areas say Lamington's Mt Tavurvur remains volatile, with a 1000 foot plume reported. Passengers on a Perth to Cairns flight observed threatening crater activity, while scientists monitor seismographs at Sangara. Natives plan to return home as gardens regrow and residents debate resettlement options despite ongoing danger.
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Lamington
J Greer
Lae
Qantas
Tony Taylor
Ono
Myell
Mr W Langdon
Sangara
Greer
Rabaul
Holus-Bolus
New Guineas
Seven Years' Jail for Attempted Child Rape
In Townsville the Supreme Court sentenced Norman John Santa, 20, to seven years hard labour for attempting to rape a six year old. The Crown said the girl was hospitalised ten days after the attack and fought to stop him. Justice R. Douglas called it a savage, degrading crime and noted he considered the maximum sentence, restricting it to seven years.
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Townsville
Norman John Santa
R. Douglas
Supreme Court
Sant
BR. F. J. Cormack
Santo
Douglas
Ambulance Driver Acquitted in North Ward Crash
Charles Albert Woodward, 25, Townsville QA staff, freed by Townsville Supreme Court jury on charges of causing grievous bodily harm to Margaret Tann and dangerous driving. Verdict delivered after short retirement. Feb 28 report notes accident on December 17 at Rose and Howitt streets North Ward involving an ambulance and vehicle driven by Peter Alexander Fraser. Miss Tann was a passenger.
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Townsville
Charles Albert Woodward
Townsvile Qa.tb
Townsville Supreme Court
Margaret Theres Tann
R. J. Douglas
Woodward
Peter Alexander Fraser
Mt Loum
Rose and
Howitt Streeta
North Ward
Miss Tann
Pamenge
Statements on ideologies and State Affairs
Mr E G Casey and Mr Cassy discuss ideologies in relation to state affairs. The remarks suggest ongoing debate over policy directions and governance priorities.
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E. G. Casey
de Ardar
Cassy
Three Claims For Damages Against Slaughter In Townsville Court
Arthur Paul Myers of Cairat sued car laundry proprietor Arthur Craig Slaughter for 120 pounds 86 shillings claiming head and pelvis injuries from a January 19 1951 collision. Ford Motor Company sought 110 pounds 12 shillings 11 pence against Myers, with Myers countering 147 pounds 16 shillings 6 pence for car damage. Slaughter and Myers testified over fault, with timing details of the crash and hospital treatment through March 1951.
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Arthur Paul Myers
McLeod-street
Cairat
Arthur Craig Slaughter
Mitchell-street
Townaville
Myers
Ford Motor Company of Australia Pty. Ltd
H. Eric Dann
J. Bannett
Slaughter
Ford Motor Company
Arthur Paul Myer
Wee
Grove-street
Jim Williams
Aulo Electrician
Anderson Street
Sheridan Street
Williams
Commonwealth Health Laboratory
Ruy A
O. Phillips
Phillips
Drizzly night crash between two cars near Grove and Sheridan
Witness testified a drizzly night and a slow approach as he drove up to the Grove Street Sheridan Street intersection. He said his side curtain was up and his car was under 15 mph when the other vehicle approached from Sheridan Street two chains away. The collision occurred slightly on the city side of the street light at the intersection. Slaughter had right of way and the other car brushed his vehicle.
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Sheridan-street
Grove- Street
Cros
Bennett
Myers
Becauue
Slaughter
Queerah meatWorks
Myera
Duore
Daniel Hyde Kingston McInnes
Grove-street
Grovestreet
Sheridan-seet
McLeod-street
Grove Street
Sheridan Street
James Thomas Willams
Sauio Electrician
Anderson-street
Grove
Sheridan Streets
Wines
Mercy Plane Costs and Regional Ambulance Update
The GATE in Wednesday night outlines cost estimates for a Mercy Plane project. De Havilland Aircraft Pty Ltd will assemble and convert plans in Sydney while radio equipment negotiations proceed. Cairns or North Queensland sites may handle decked conversion and body work. First aid posts on beaches were debated with a telephone service proposed to mitigate issues. January ambulance activity totaled nine missions and 1542 cases, with 3246 miles flown by planes. Ambulance vehicles ran 4605 miles. attendees included Mr G W Davison, Mr A G Mann, Mr H H Pittard, Mr C de G Williams, Mr J T Pendrigh, and Mr L B Clark.
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de Havilland Aircraft Pty. Ltd
Bes
Sydney
Cairne
Queensland
Nlso
Mulgrave Shire
L. B Clark
Georgetown
Othes
Mitchell River Mission Sunhited
Leon Range
Carpentaria Downs
Strathmore
Cape Tribulaton
G. W Davison
A. G. Mann
H. H Pitlard
Co de G Wiliams
J T Pend- Tigh
War Service Homes Commitments in Canberra
February 22 Canberra War Service Homes Division will fulfill all existing commitments. Minister Townley said that after valuation a loan would be available if security is satisfactory, but assistance for purchasing non new homes is being deferred due to many applications. Existing aid for new homes remains if they are unoccupied and secure. Applicants who entered contracts before February 25 may still receive help to avoid losing a sizeable deposit.
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Canberra
War Service Homes Division
Townley
Edge Bill light mishap on Sheridan Street described
An 1931 collision on Sheridan Street involved witness, Myers, and Slaughter driving a Ford. Slaughter, approaching Grove, could not avoid a crash at an intersection, causing vehicle damage and injuries to Myers whose account cited rain and a non functioning wiper. Authorities adjourned proceedings to a later morning session.
Behana Creek Lookouts Named for Water Scheme Pioneers
Beleaguered by rough spelling, the Cairns area reports Behana Creek set as a hydro water supply project with lookouts named for W. C. Guin, B. H. and Mr. F. Morr. Ald. Jensen led the proposal praising long service by the three men to the Behana Creek scheme. Engineers Rudge and Morris, with Dr. Griffin, noted site selection and the line of the pipe for the water supply. The lookouts will overlook waterfalls as the tourist road to Gordonvale progresses, offering views of the creek’s year-long flow and unspoiled scenery between Gordonvale and Aloomba.
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Cakue-Mulgrave Water & Beard
Bekang Creek
W. C. Guin
B. H
Mr. F
Morr
Ald. V
Jensen
Behana Creek
Messrs
Rudge and
Morris
Gordonvale
City of Cairns
Cairns
Mulgrave
Bebana Creek
Ates
Griffin
Ald Jensen
Rudge
Jimes
Behana
Gordomvale
Aloomba
Appointments to Queensland Co-Operative Union Council
Brisbane Jan 2 and 8 announcements list six appointees to the newly formed Producers Advisory Council. Members include J Savage as chairman, A D Bulow, B Foley, K Rodston, C B P Swenson, and A J Feeritt with J Savage named president and Whidston vice president. Appointments run to June 30, 1954. The council aims to promote cooperation and oppose restrictive measures, with the annual Queensland Cooperative Union congress set for March 25–26 in Brisbane opened by Mr. Jones.
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Brisbane
Co-Operative Union Advisory Council
Labour and Industry
A. Jones
Messer J
J. Savave
D Bulow Thairman
Port Curtis
Co Operative Dairy Associaton
B Foley
Queensland Cane Growers Council
K. Rodston
Poultry Farmers’ Co-operative Society
Cooperatives Union of Queensland
Jones
Opticians' Acts Brisbane Ed 28 Revise By Laws
The Executive Council approved new by laws under The Acts to limit advertising by optometrists and to empower inspectors to carry out investigations required by the board.
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Brisbane
Becutive Council
Acta
Uke Beard
Obituary for Mre Jessia McKay Stewart 65
Mrs Jessia McKay Stewart, aged 65, of 188 Grafton Street, died suddenly at home on Wednesday night. Born in Alexander, Sydney, she married the late William Stewart at Botany in 1918. They moved to Queensland, lived at Chillagoe, then Fishery Falls, then Cairns where her husband died in April 1936. She was active in St Andrews Presbyterian Church. Funeral at St Andrews Church Sheridan Street at 10 o’clock Friday morning, Rev Whitney officiating.
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Jessia McKay Stewart
Grafton-strern
Alexander
Sydney
M&w
William Stewart
Botany
Queensland
Chillagoe
Fishery Falls
Cairns
Stewart
St Andrews Presbyterian Guild
St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Sheridan-street
Whitney
Tin prices rise for three months delivery in London market
London on February 27 reports tin prices with latest quotes showing three months delivery at 18 shillings and 18 pence per unit. The bulletin notes the rate in Apert and mentions market activity in the tin trade.
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London
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