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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1948
Page
3
Fragmentary text appears as a garbled note with scattered letters and nonstandard phrasing. No clear names dates places or events emerge to identify a definite subject or context.
Fragmentary text mentions a crane and beater with scattered words like Wormeds and Seer. Lacks coherent names, places, or dates to form a factual item.
An elderly man faced court on a murder charge in the Bayvar Camiet case linked to the assault of Mary Ann Poskar. Evidence suggested the victim died after injuries from a struggle with the accused and another assailant, with hospital fatalities and serious fractures noted in the proceeding.
A garbled report from a French football page mentions an American or British team visiting Aveta for an international friendly. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece questions whether the American side will face the Britons and outlines possible dates and venues.
An OCR led summary reports taxi drivers in Brisbane advocating a higher petrol quota amid ongoing fuel cost concerns. The fragmentary text references a stance by drivers and mentions a figure of 199 gallons tied to a past or proposed measure, with unclear dates and specifics.
Aee Rowamee Promue was honored by the Dairra Peer Veareal in Bessey during a community night event. Attendees included local officials and residents who praised the honoree for contributions to regional culture and education.
Fragmentary obituary notice from Carnemaria Cemetery region. Names include Stewart A Tuollin and Patrice, with references to families, bereavement, and funeral arrangements. Contains memorial phrasing and deceased’s relatives, with siblings and friends expressions of sorrow.
Unclear notices show delays due to unsealed west wind and rain, with trains and postal services postponed. Officials cite main road repairs and a timetable shift affecting Brisbane Camden mail and Cairns routes. postmaster Brome notes no alternative transport received, delaying service.
Inland and port freight subsidies dominate a long report detailing trade and transport policy. The piece traces revenue claims, proposals and counterarguments across state lines, highlighting subsidies, shipping duties and parliamentary responses affecting Brisbane, Rockhampton and Cairns ports, with mention of freight firm Aplahane and the impact on commerce.
A garbled report notes Army disposal purchases with unclear vendor names and quantities. It mentions a Mr. Burcher, references to Exgle Farm, and vague totals, indicating a routine procurement record with limited legible detail.
A fragment notes Courtauld's Rayon Factory inquiry continuing into the night with references to Augie Brígoli's representatives and Mr Edwardal seeking government information on water supply. The report mentions visits to Queensland and requests for additional data across various parts of the estate.
Jan 12 a campaign on the film The Outlaw from Coorparoo by the Young Christian Workers at St James Church. Rev Father Riley led the event after which Every Householder in Coorparoo was urged to attend with a discussion on moral concerns and film industry standards.
Ingham harvesters in Victoria report cane yields from six to twenty tons per sweep as crews struggle through harsh conditions. Strong opposition from local factions aimed at farmers in the field, with several ready workers staying to tend the canes. Authorities threaten actions to crush ongoing resistance and rush harvests as river conditions hinder movement toward Macknade and Teele areas.
Brisbane reports a marked population rise from 1933 to 1947, with South Queensland absorbing the bulk of New South Wales like growth. Central Queensland shows smaller gains and lower share, while North Queensland adds residents but holds a smaller percentage of the state total. The data from the Bureau of Industry's Economic Review highlights decisive regional disparities in postwar population shifts.
Population data show Brisbane and several Queensland towns driving a sharp urban rise in 1982 with Townsville and Mackay among the fastest expanding centers. Rural areas shrink as non urban counts fall, while Doon towns like Dalby and Bowen post notable per cent gains amid shifting settlement patterns.
The report shows a wide male excess across regions with 240037 males to 198105 females nationally. Gulf and northwest regions have 106 males per 100 females, Exe Moretzia 131 to 100, and urban areas gain more males while non urban areas show smaller female declines. The analysis notes gradual balancing of sex disparities, aided by new light aircraft reducing travel times to villages and shifting demographics in tropical settlements.
A clipped discussion argues that rising female dominance in population stems from immigration, longer female longevity, and a higher proportion of women born in recent years. It notes a demographic tilt in Queensland mirroring older white societies.
An Allied force is urged for Japan after the peace treaty, with General Officer Commanding the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces in Japan noting Australia’s potential role. He says control should rest with the Japanese government, while warning a convincing Allied display may be required to deter bluff. Soldiers express mixed views on stay duration and mission scope as Japan shifts to governance.
Sydney reports from January reveal Barr McDonald, federal president of the Australian Legion of ExServicemen, denouncing neglected trades training and rehabilitation instruction for troops in Japan. He accuses authorities of civilian propaganda portraying servicemen as resistant and suffering, risking public danger.
In Sydney on January 2 a severe hailstorm struck Boga north of Gunne, causing damaged roofs and scattered vegetation. Local witnesses described strong winds and heavy rain followed by a brief pause before the storm intensified again. Emergency services advised caution as crews assess damage.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions BeascE and Meeig van Widens in a Brisbane context with a George Maine ED reference. Details are unreadable but imply a local or clerical note involving persons and place in Australia.
Mt Isa Company reports a profit of £502,386 for the year to June 30 1907 after interest and debentures. compares with £148,0 for previous year. Directors say interim profits and reserves are adequate and recommend further actions.
Readable fragments indicate Melbourne schoolboys, including Norman Curry and Peter Tt yraby, traveling to New York for a forum event in January. The text suggests plans to attend with other students, then return to Australia mid year.
A Cairns official said serum for a Tully patient was flown by air to Townsville then by Qantas to Caicos, with delays caused by storms. The serum was dispatched via ground transport to Tully Hospital, arriving around midnight, to be flown to the patient as soon as possible.
An official recall process involving postwar reconstruction authorities and military personnel centers on a case linked to Japan. Statements from department leaders indicate ongoing investigations into whether information was sent, with reply actions and archival reviews referenced to determine return status or continued absence.
A late 19th century style summary reports on dairy industry reform and federal farm plans. It notes vaccination discussions led by Ms. CH Jamieson and mentions the Dairy Producers Association chaired by Mr AG Cores. The piece references a request to submit applications for dairy incentives and notes ongoing public health and production debates.
The solicitor for Crotion Fidward Barnes 24 appeared in the Central Court today seeking a delay for medical examination. Barnes was charged with breaching by offering a fork and sanning. The court adjourned to January 2 with the voice to Austin RMade.
Reuters reports in Singapore that the seventh dock strike ended after three days when 3000 labourers returned to work. An agreement was reached between the labourers and harbour authorities on direct employment terms, with a two month guarantee period and overtime conditions.
In a fragmented notice, Stant Public Service article references Amurbame and a 13 June date, noting a railway and tollway discussion. Government officials discuss road and transit issues with unspecified decisions and potential service changes.
Fragmented OCR style report details alleged black market activity in real estate. It references agents, price manipulation claims, and covert practices within property sales. Names, organizations, and dates are distorted but indicate federal scrutiny and market disruption.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Britain facing hardships from trade charters and protectionist measures. It references Havana talks, mentions Dominic Chambers of Masnuta, Mr Lathes Warail, and debate over whether trade agreements aid or hurt Britain, with comparisons to American, French, and Australian policies.
Regional February Board member Ms A Starman reported yesterday that water levels at the dam were inches above the spillway as rains fell. Officials said electricity service could have been halted if rainfall and power demand had continued, stressing the impact of hydro supply on regional lights.
Fragmentary Broadside recalls Wyatt Earp and Canberra dynamic amid delayed decisions. Navy ties and political factions color the discourse as officials weigh recall implications. Unclear text hints at ministerial and diplomatic maneuvers affecting policy timing and public response.
A group of individuals including Bennet and Protherne faced charging after a death at sea. Police moved to detain them while investigators linked the incident to a ship water death. Authorities continued to question suspects as relatives mourned.
Fragmentary OCR text references arming workers to recruit one million for a port picket near Menem, with unclear names and places. It mentions gun-wrenched figures and mentions preparation, suggesting planned labor unrest. Details are garbled and dates unknown.
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