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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 01, 1947
Page
6
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Mareeba December 20 A kiddies revue presented at Atle Nall featured a long lineup of young performers led by Elise Pattarreinment and a fund raising effort for a local charity. The show drew a large audience with many acts including dances, songs, and various child performers noted across the program.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Britain's first broadcasting station at Writtle and early BBC pioneers. Mentions Marconi, Noel Ashbridge, and engineers shaping radio, with memories of prototypical programs, crude equipment, and the shift from experimental to mainstream broadcasting.
Women increasingly joined BBC ranks as the war accelerated gender integration. Thousands served across London and regional stations, filling roles from engineers and producers to announcers and recording assistants. Their wartime contributions sustained services during the crisis and helped redefine opportunities for women in broadcasting.
A garbled diary like fragment hints at marital strain and personal names including Jean Helen Tim and Helen Welk. The overheard lines suggest jealousy confusion and possible domestic tension with unclear events or dates. The text lacks coherent facts but centers on spouses and relationships.
A preserved Christmas classic from the New York Sun answers Virginia O’Hanlon’s eight year old question. The editor declares Santa Claus exists as surely as love and generosity, arguing belief comes from the unseen but real world of wonder and childhood faith.
Hand knitted sweaters and accessories transform Paris winter fashion with striped black and white tunics, tapestry patterned pullovers, and two color scarfs. Designers showcase velvet veered skirts and berets, while fringe and tassels add bolero hints amid a riot of yarn textures.
In a rough street scene at Casey pub a tense confrontation unfolds with talk of savings and danger. Characters including Katyrin Fane Davey Prohoember and Bill Shaw reveal fear, theft, and violence while recounting a crimped heist and a disturbing rape reference. The mood centers on survival and distrust among locals.
Auckland December 31 two New Plymouth homes were visited by a man who used chlorform on girls. The intruder cut telephone wires and smashed lights to escape in darkness. The teens suffered injuries and required medical attention.
The report lists numerous names of women and children and their movements by air from Cairns to Mackay and back, including Mrs Morris and infant, Mim J atasiin, Ms Kirby, and Mrs Kirby, with several other arrivals and departures noted around Cairns, Mackay, and Brisbane locales during a festive period.
Ten determined women clashed for bargains as a postwar sale opened at a local store. For over an hour each shopper claimed a two piece garment before the rush ended with several held to their purchases.
The education expansion plan outlines a five year drive across provinces with a total cost of £623,000,000 including £2,100,000 for adult education. It foresees limited compulsory schooling, new technical institutions, and expanded higher technical training through the Institute of Science in Bangalore and Deby Polytechnic, among others.
Radio schedule highlights cricket coverage with New South Wales vs Queensland from Melbourne. Includes summaries, scores, and remarks from commentators and analysts. BBC listings feature Roy Agnew and other performers, reflecting a broad program across morning and evening slots.
A fragmentary retelling of Brer Rabbit and Brer Fox from Uncle Remus folklore, noting how the tales were passed down by former slaves and became celebrated American humor and folklore. The text references Joe Chandler Mur free publication and the enduring image of Uncle Remus.
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