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Cairns Post in Cairns, Queensland
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1951
Page
1
Incomplete OCR Item About Hone and Ovanpesed
Fragmentary text mentions SEN HONE and an unclear name. lacks a clear event, date, or location. No verifiable facts or outcomes can be established from the readable portion.
Aerial Ambulance Crashes Fence at Georgetown
Cairns Aerial Ambulance de Havilland Rapide damaged on approach to Georgetown recreation reserve around 2 pm with minor damage and no injuries. Meanwhile Mrs E Clark admitted to Cass Base Hospital with poliomyelitis. her condition serious as her baby was due. Murray Clark died yesterday. Noel and Carleen also affected. all were in Cairns Base Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Aerial Ambulance
Georgetown
Clark
Robinhood
E. Clark
Cass Base
Clark Nelle
Pullo Fatauis
Clavie Watt
Tee Clark
Cairne Bai
Thar Allrer
Theody
Marthe
Nan Linn
Ana
Georeetown
Sprina Creek
Calms
Charertown
Nipralam
Cairns Aerial Ambulance Handles Incident Over Damaged Aircraft
Mackay June 41 report recalls a light air ambulance crash involving a De Havilland aircraft top of the wing near Cairns. Passengers escaped with minor injuries while the transport’s crew and hospital staff coordinated swift care. The incident follows service entry on November 22, 1940, with no fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Aerial Ambulance
Tye Cairm Avra
de Haviland
Japanese Wife and Child Return After Illegal Entry Case
An Australian ex-serviceman who stowed away on river ships served three months in a Chinese jail for illegal entry. He returns to his wife Yoriko Tanikps and child, recounting efforts to remain in Australia, Canada, or Brazil. The case parallels another for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
Janet
Chineae
Willam
Tapa
Gibbons
Iuicome
Mims
Tharee
Gitehang
Yoriko Tanipks
Jine Boop
Eure
Austraia
Termeina
UN Tn
New Pratand
Canady
Brasil
Antersién
Woman battered to death near Collinaville
A 28 year old mother, Mrs Doreen Sorbie, was found battered to death on her back lawn in Collinaville. A blood stained stick lay nearby. police say her husband, jailed in Townsville, is suspected. A man was later charged with murder and will appear in court. Detectives questioned a detained man as part of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Jon
Cellineville
Doreen Borbie
Coltineville
Sorbie Musband
Presant
Townsville
Serghant Cronin
Bob Campbell
Collinaville
Lenin
Bexr
Goud
Mandurama
Arcoar
Pat Aman
Ueilen
Muttaharrs
Longresth
Ginur
Elvil
Isound Gould
Dilla Station
Mine West
Aramac
Sind
Landsborouen Rivers
Jory Blayney
Raul
Torna Omarion
Playney
Rome
Avalanches Devastate Alpine Resorts Amid Snow Disaster
A warning dispatch from London reports massive avalanches across the Swiss and Tyrolean Alps. In Andermatt and Zermatt areas crews battled to clear collapsed railway lines and buried homes. In Tyrol avalanches trapped miners and workers. authorities confirmed multiple fatalities and ongoing rescue operations amid severe winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andermatt
Hove
Suggestion by Mr Menzies Reported From London
In London, a report on January 20 cites Australian Prime Minister Anthony as discussing a plan tied to Commonwealth unity. The report mentions talks with Kash and Buchammed Abtuleh about implications for plebiscite policy and potential Commonwealth troop involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kashar
Genie
Astm
Volcanic Eruption Reported Near Lamington PNG
The Papuan volcanic eruption near Mt Lamington caused rock and dust showers affecting the area. Local officials and a minister reported tremors and lava activity with air strain and ash clouds, prompting evacuations from communities within five miles and preparations to receive supplies at nearby ports.
Wallon Le Se See President Would Decide Vente AI
Fragmentary text mentions a president and a possible decision on an AI vehicle project. No clear names, dates, or places readable. The readable segments imply a decision by a high official about an AI venture but lack verifiable specifics or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallon
Bomb Search Shuts Theater in New York
Police order patrons to evacuate a New York theater after a bomb threat. The incident prompted a lockdown and a coordinated search by authorities. No injuries reported as responders sweep the venue for hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Van
Laval
Watts
Army reorganizes forces and calls for Papua defense drive
Fragmented remarks outline Australia’s military plan including a regular army expansion for overseas service during peacetime. Proposals cover raising the Papua New Guinea Volunteer Rifles under Australian officers, establishing the Pacific tiews Regiment, and forming a native battalion to bolster coastal and inland security for wartime and peacetime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Pranels Sail Me Prancll
Ona
Paphia
Gilmer
Ander
Prancis
Papua New Guinea Volunteer Rifles
Ube
Pacific Te Wenas Regiment
Sczaure
Kepolis Usfernforiensen
Manus
Horiz-Eantern Cost
New Guinea
Frac
WILL NOT BE DRIVEN FROM KOREA
Tokio dispatch reports General MacArthur states no return to Korea while United Nations forces hold line. He criticizes Chinese intervention as stealthy and compares the threat to Pearl Harbor. Public address reveals resolve to maintain military positions amid escalating tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Denna MacArthur
United National Forces
Kores
United Nations
Generel Muncartur
Pearl Harbour
Vast Pastures Burn as Fires Rage in Southwest Queensland
Reports from Queensland describe widespread grass fires across about 380000 acres near Woodward and surrounding stations. Fire crews, aided by tractors and burn-offs, battled flames for days with hundreds of men fighting to contain spread toward Bondi and Dundee roads. Weather risks and heavy winds threatened fresh flare ups as cattle and sheep were endangered and a large area remained under threat tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bnnysur
Soudan Bislon
Milan
Tony Ballon
Dundee
Alaythe
Bondi Eason
Bert
de Vickers
Cherevila
Food Supplies for Stations Restricted by Floods
Brisbane dispatch reports floods isolating supply routes for frontier stations. A string of confusions follows including a reported assault on a man in Queensland while authorities plan to move food parcels and mail through flooded corridors.
United Nations Debate On Korea Resolution
The United Nations debated a resolution censuring the Central People's Government of the Republic of China for aiding North Korea's invasion. Delegates from Turkey and India voiced mixed reactions, urging peaceful means and fearing a broader conflict. The assembly called for continued negotiations while stressing UN objectives in Korea and noting unanimity issues in the Security Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Temlation
Security Council
Korea
Republic of China
U.N
Conan Cate
General Assembly
Tate
Manues Vase 2 MATCUWOOD Study Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases without clear story. It references a person or item labeled MATCUWOOD and includes stray terms such as Jen and a quoted phrase. Due to incomplete context, the archival record remains uncertain about event, date, or outcome.
Watersiders to tie up fifty six ports in Australia
In Brisbane on January 21 more than 24,000 waterside workers across 56 Australian ports plan stop-work meetings next Wednesday following a federation vote. In Queensland 15 ports will be idle as over 5000 watersiders attend, from 8 am to noon, to discuss a wage increase and overtime ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Ee Re
Queensland
Federal move urged in Melbourne waterway fight
A Melbourne report outlines calls for a firm federal plan to resolve delays over the Wateridle Federation dispute. Key figures include Mr. BE Clarke and the federal vice president of the Wateridle Workart, who push for concrete action to advance the waterfront development and transport projects tied to the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Letarvening
Inermaam
BE Clarke
Beleraion
Anh
Drowning Death Of Young Man At Kine Mon Beach
A Myer old man, Winston Jonas Firestrand of West Hobart, drowned at Kine Mon beach near Hinbury yesterday after diving with underwater apparatus. He surfaced twice, sank again, and despite rescue attempts including artificial respiration, authorities say the apparatus may have malfunctioned. Kingston police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Myer
Kine Mon
Hinbury
Nuil Winston Jonas
Firestrand
West Hobart
Ewummers
Jones
Lightning tram strike disrupts Melbourne tram services
A lightning strike near Melbourne caused a tram stoppage disrupting day shift rosters from 8 pm to 6 40 pm, halting services at most depots while two others operated normally. Passengers faced crowded stops along St Kilda Road and trains aided racegoers heading to Caulfield. Authorities warn trams will resume Tuesday as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bale
Bourne
Usw
Hawthorn
Pootscrap
al Slong
St Kilde
Swansion
Cawifield
Ste Iking
Ety
Brefovea
Amedelion
Tusaday
US and UN Forces Withdraw Across Broad Encirclement
Report from the front describes UN and allied units retreating under pressure as Communist forces advance toward Wonju and other positions. British and American units reportedly conduct fighting withdrawals in the Kumuyandiang area and near Tale as UN troops face encirclement and heavy enemy activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patra Akirmiahe
Kumuyandiang
Tale
Somgun
Compton's Speedy Century in Ashes Style Quirk
A fragmented report from Lexer Launceston notes a century in minutes during a MCC tour with 11 boundaries and 1000 runs by Mae reser. It mentions Demir Aton and Washbrook achieving a 38 minute feat and a dreary morning display by MCC bowlers under a lackluster fielding effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Mae Reser Toir
Demir Aton
MCC
Washbrook
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Marvin B Dallery
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Mel Bowling
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