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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 02, 1943
Page
3
A crowded review of entertainment offerings runs through a jumble of names and titles. It references Broadway actors, theatres and films, with mentions of Warner Tree and Paramount, plus various performers and productions. The item resembles a digest of current stage and screen events with sporadic details.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to quote religious or penitential lines with garbled phrases and references to wrath, restraint, and a dated biblical citation. The readable portion mentions Watts and a paginal tag, but lacks coherent reporting.
The Rome Circle extends birthday greetings to members including Oanette and the Kirma group. Items referenced include Lucky Star Fairy Sun Bird Princess Natalie Golden Hyacinth White Lily Jamie Tim Mix Glisten Duke of Wellington and various nicknames. The message wishes joy and happiness on the occasion.
Cream butter and sugar, add warmed syrup and salt. Blend until smooth, fold in remaining ingredients, pour into greased Yorkshire pudding tin and bake until golden.
The text presents a garbled pastiche of phrases about weapons, symbols, and titles. It mentions an arquebus, tapestry, drivers cap, and a jumble of terms like Austalia First and British Diplomatic Service roles. The fragmentary OCR yields no coherent event or identifiable person.
The Cairns Philatelic Society held a gathering at Cairns Red Cove Lanars Sivan Motel Cairns at 83 pm on a Wednesday in 1848. Dwight Hunte presented remarks on stamp handling and distribution, with members applauding. A formal notice described attendance, introductions, and the evening’s agenda.
A political style broadcast transcript urges nationwide funds for the Red Cross as a wartime relief effort. It emphasizes ongoing needs for hospital ships, ambulances, medical equipment, and aid to wounded and prisoners of war, calling for broad public cooperation and donations.
Seaman Clem Murray from RAN returns after visiting Mr and Mrs A R Pashley at 88 Digger Street. Engagement announced between Mrs Allee Smith and Corporal Herb Mullard. Alice Morseman linked to Mosman. Marie Nothling joins Draper Street residents. Lorne Henderson wedding noted for December 3 1842. Private M L Grinke, 23, reported killed near New Guinea.
A fragmented Silkwood notes page describes December activities in New York and nearby towns. It mentions holiday visits, a Liberty ceremony, and local gatherings with Mr and Mrs W Maloney and others. References to street events, travel, and charity work hint at preparations for the New Year and Salvation Army drives.
A fragmented church column describes Vale Church of England activities with mentions of New Year services, Thanksgivings, the Lent season, choir performances, and the sacraments. It notes gatherings for the Salvation Army and Assemblies of God events and hints at parish social plans and ministerial New Year messages.
The newly opened American Red Cross service center hosted a community sing and Christmas program. Local and American servicemen attended as artists contributed verses and musical pieces. Notable performers included MM Quigg, Miss Beso Davin, and Mrs Wermere Bruning, with volunteers aiding in the program.
SISTER KENNY named outstanding woman in a featured profile by Auxtowlian Associated Press. Emphasis on her humanitarian work and influence, with brief references to public recognition and ongoing charitable efforts.
A garbled clipping depicts amid waves and confusion a search for meaning. It mentions New York on December 30 and references pattern, harmony, and a vague message about a forthcoming work or experience. The text blends surreal imagery with stray phrases and names, lacking clear events or subjects.
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