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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jan 17, 1952

Page

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Cane Prices Board Reports Industry Growth in 1950

Brisbane January 16 The Central Sugar Cane Prices Board announced that in 1950 it advised the Governor in Council to increase mill peaks and grant new and larger assignments across cane districts. About 6000 grower applications have been reviewed with 670 new assignments and 2033 increased ones approved, plus 368 under wartime land settlement. Approximately 1,000,000 tons of sugar are planned for Queensland and New South Wales in a normal season.

Brisbane Central Sugar Cane Prices Board Queensland New South Wales War Service (Sugar Industry Ares Meceis Overseas Rome Astralle Repid Amigo Wade

Export sugar market strategy for 600000 tons annually

The article outlines a firm export sugar market targeting 600 000 tons yearly amid global demand shifts. It notes drought-driven production risks, price fluctuations, and planned policy steps to raise import tonnage and expand production, including a public hearing on sugar cane price reforms and an expansion program to broaden shares and capacity.

Pollution allegations spark river contamination dispute

A river pollution dispute arose as dredging operations were alleged to release contaminants into the water. Officials noted dead water and backed-up flow while the company sought state guidance on permits and possible forfeiture actions.

Bert Berane Aca Robertan ‘Shire Chamler F Bredeit

Altitude Record Broken by Glider Pilot in Sweden

A glider pilot set a new altitude record during a flight over Sweden on June 13. The flyer, associated with a local club, reached a novel height with the craft described as a lightweight sailplane.

SY Cate

Sugar shipments expected from Townsville port

Five large sugar consignments will depart Townsville soon, with about 23 000 tons stored for export. The port foresees shipments clearing ahead of the June assembling season, as the Bilkurra unloads steel from Newcastle and local tonnage handles remaining stock.

Townsville Umméneee Reba Haiyiah Fawnsville Inepela Tully Conatal Bilkurra Newcastle

Car Dashes Ento Pedestrians in Queens Street Crash

A car tore through a busy Queens Street intersection, scattering pedestrians and causing chaos. Police charged the driver with causing grievous bodily harm after the vehicle struck about ten people. Onlookers described the car’s speed as terrifying. two bus lanes blocked off for emergency work while witnesses gathered.

Inia Helen Cuppaige Hockit Queensreet Tuolley Sit

Sugar Industry Award under review for pay rate overhaul

J Turner urged court to review the sugar industry award halidey pay clause to fix a definite rate. He argued seasonal workers earned higher pay during harvest then faced lower rates post season and incomplete holiday pay. Central Queens district secretary G Geding supported a complete overhaul of conditions under the award.

J. Turner G Geding Queens Jwmnd Ge Ruger Imeye Boland Willday Jarred Calstad al Taneers

Captain Carlsen Named for Lloyds Medal in London

In London on January 15 Captain Carlsen is cheered as he arrives to receive the Lloyds Silver Medal for merit in service. A ceremony is planned at City Hall with Mayor presenting the honor, following a noted career with travel to New York.

London Carlsen Lloyd's Carteen New York Marrn Cleker Yorke Ty Hall Stowe Sirune Font Wit

Fragmentary report on royal shooting party crash in London

A scrambled OCR item from London and New York cables describes a royal shooting party involved in a plane crash with Captain Carlsen and passengers. early confusion follows with names and destinations in transit as the event unfolds and authorities assess the damage and safety.

King George York Armes

State Funeral Of Late Premier Crowds Pay Last Respects

Huge crowds packed Sacred Heart Church and St Stephen's Cathedral in Brisbane as the late Premier Hanlon was honoured. Archbishop Duhig led the service with Governor Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen in attendance, and the funeral procession moved through Elizabeth Street to Toowong Cemetery, with hundreds of cars and thousands more on the route, paying tribute to a public figure praised for integrity, industry, and service to Queensland.

Sacred Heart Church Hadlon St Stephen Bergiliem Jonm Bavarackwiht Maug O'Dos Dell Monmmnor J. Enginh Heaton Iachbiahay Duganidt Queensland Hemle Northern Command CADF Elizabeth-Street Messrs Vo Cm S-toors Busan W. Power G. W. Devries Toowong Foo Sissom Pet Hannan Deve

Control of C.O.R. To Be Retained In Canberra

The Federal Government confirms that control of C.O.R. will be retained in Canberra. Jun 16 report notes the Treasury and Sir Arthur Fedden discuss the future of the organization as part of ongoing finance policy decisions.

C.O.R Canberra C.olr Sir Arthur Fedden

Anglo Iranian Products and Shares Overview

Fragmentary notice references Anglo Iranian products and a portfolio including 416001 shares of 950000 pounds each. It mentions weather impact and potential additions amid a broader corporate or financial context, with unclear details about control or partnerships. The legible items highlight ownership stakes and corporate entities involved.

Terrific gales batter Orkvey Islands during storm

Severe hurricane like gusts up to 120 miles per hour battered Belfest and Orkvey Islands wrecking a half-built carrier named Powerful. The town of 3 700 people faced widespread damage and homelessness as boats and farm structures were destroyed and debris floated inland.

Belfest Eetery Medyate

Rescue Efforts Amid Snowstorm Strains Rail System

Frantic attempts to rescue passengers continue as relief trains bring fuel and supplies. Army teams reach the stranded express with tractor relief, plows battle heavy snow, and new storm warnings loom. About a dozen passengers overcome by faulty shelter are reported recovered.

Guided Missile Experiments with Britain in Caribbean

Washington reports guided missile experiments and joint long range tests between the United States and Britain. The effort aims to establish a proving ground and technical facilities at selected sites in the Bahamas and nearby territories, under a 1986 agreement to expand cooperation and deterrence in the region.

Washington le Cita Britain Furke Caleoe Islands Caribbean United States Batman Austes Turks and Bahamas Guiced Min Sle

Arbitration Court Hearing Update in Brisbane

Deputy Registrar Avila told court in Brisbane today that proceedings will resume on February 1. Judge A. Clarks presided as officials outlined the next steps in the arbitration case.

Brisbane Jen Avila A. Clarks Lisbruary

Son Born to Cairo Named Almed

A newborn in Cairo has been named Almed after a ceremony today. Officials from Ques Nerrimes and King Paresh of Egret attended, confirming the birth and naming amid local celebrations.

Cairo Ques Nerrimes Paresh Egret

Townsville Meat Problem Shrinks Wholesale Prices Debate

Townsville suburb dealers expect cabinet decision on wholesale price to alter the supply scene. With about 40 000 people, only two city shops will stock fresh beef, as traders press for price relief and plan another meeting next Saturday.

Jen Townsville Bawa Pevenieen Frouen

Unemployment Report Amid Unclear Local Details

Fragmentary 1900s style notice reports unemployment claims with unclear locality. Names and dates are obscured, but references to Australis and names such as Meany and Stross appear, suggesting a scrambled late era telegraph summary of labor data with minimal readable context.

Australis Stross

Galvin rules on wage margins for skilled tradesmen

Mr Galvin ruled that total margins will be left as set, with a 15 percent share for women in certain cases. He indicated further wage adjustments may follow within days, as the arbitration court considers how price rises relate to wage margins for skilled, semi skilled, and unskilled work. Trade unions expect more increases. commissioners prepare precedent for future conciliation decisions.

Galvin Sto Galvin Il Unis Arbitration ‘Court Gerd Nn Marine Tol Melbourne Sithin Crum

Industrial Crisis Looms in Melbourne Riot Actions

Industrial unrest rises as the Metal Trades Federalice district committee plans protest against a recent decision. An organizer for militant workers group Praersted Tronwotters Association cites immediate spontaneous protests at foundries and workshops. ACTO president AE Seok Cet comments on the matter, claiming not to have studied the full implications of the issue.

Metal ‘Trades Federalice C. Southel ALO Praersted Tronwotters Association Montgomery Immetiaie Spontanrout Tm Foundries Ana Vurweering Ark ACTO Er AE Seok Galen Ce-Ilon Taal

Sydney Jen Meeting Plans Raise Unclear Marminal Reter

About 3000 people are expected at a Saturday gathering on 18. The main issue involves decisions by the commissioner Mr J M Galvin regarding refusals to increase marminal reter for certain trades unions in federal industry matters.

Sydney Glee J.M. Galvin

Louis Allowed To Play In San Diego Open Tournament

Louis, former world boxing champion, was cleared to enter the San Diego Open tournament beginning tomorrow. Officials noted entry details, mentions of opponents including Bill Spiller, and efforts to resolve administrative issues affecting participation amid debate over eligibility and regional restrictions.

BAX Diego Cal Louie Haa Protechans Coliern Amecia Hoa Herron Smith Louis Aparneral Sara Sonith Bill Spiller

Committed for Trial on Murder Charge

Elmas' de facto wife feared for her safety as the case moved forward. Roles warned the Crown Prosecutor could issue a subpoena for her attendance at the Cirrus Court hearing.

Elmas

Witness Refusal Delays Court Proceedings In Albanian Affair

The trial heard a series of testimonies as Magatyie refused the oath and spoke only in broken English. Witnesses described fear and nervousness, with mentions of Albanian and Lithuanian ties, a farm shooting, and interactions among Elmas, Brone, and Archers. Prosecution wrapped its evidence as the defense prepared for Circuit Court sittings starting March 3.

Magatyie Sule Jaquar Themas Bruce Jonas Jaques Moses Jaguer Brone Sid Abe Ie Tha Banda Bebe Tones Mareeba Eien Abe Boles Uy Perut Kallaixht Quami Morice Tolga Jamun Liane Asner Foanal Kavi Dahiphaley Shelen Radin Xhater Atherton Smalllet Elmas Eltras Cima Pirnis Guy A Long el Calma

Price of 1x, Es eas a5, Loree mwomthe' de Bes md 1s

Fragmentary OCR item notes a price in a historical column. It mentions Loree Morrison or Loree, with unclear phrasing about a deal or cost. The readable fragment hints at small numbers and a basic commerce reference but lacks complete facts for precise summary.

Loree Mwomthe

Huge Cost Of US Deflates Defame President Seeks Tax Increase

President Truman warned of rising costs and proposed a tax increase to fund service preparations and postwar programs. He cited annual expenditures near 40,000,000 dollars and warned congress about potential shifts in wartime payments and military allowances.

Manhington Cosarente Sterera Truman Mali Jong Artict al Internasional Sen

No Progress in Peace Talks Reported After 100 Minute Meeting

A 100 minute session in the U N peace talks ended without progress. Reported clashes and river bombing raised tensions as negotiators from opposing sides failed to agree on the next steps.

Jenis Cena Weeting Pancrea Shay Ane Aera Angdane Orieon U.gee Freile Efvind Geneva Orar Callitary Munate Pyongyang Alomane

Military Aid to Persia

Washington reports the State Department confirms United States halting top level aid due to Persian government instability and Teheran’s ongoing conflict. Officials cite concerns over peace prospects and the impact of internal governance on regional security and American interests.

Washington Ural Alent Ameren

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