Cyclonic storm damages south coast holiday resorts
Brisbane January 23 a cyclonic disturbance off the Queensland coast north of Brisbane has damaged south coast holiday resorts tents at Southport torn up others blown away trees uprooted and chimney stacks demolished several roads washed out a large sea going launch broke moorings and wrecked five inches of rain by 5 p m at Southport Coolangatta reports high seas for years waves broke into Kirra beach pavilion and shops at Currumbin erosion damages fences and homes fishermen shelter near Heron’s land Vandana seeks south port Herve Bay Hwa Lien carrying Jewish immigrants due tomorrow cyclone 40 miles west-north-west of Brisbane heading south over Northern Rivers over six inches of rain in places today.
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Brisbane Sea and Air Ports Closed
Turbulent days bring port closures at Brisbane as storms sweep coasts and warnings echo across Moreton Bay. Reports detail cyclones offshore and disruptions to shipping, with several vessels forced to seek shelter while authorities assess damage and safety at Eagle Farm and Archerfield.
Doctor Lends on Lady Elliot Island at Lighthouse Keeper
Brisbane reports a doctor landing on Lady Elliot Island to attend a lighthouse keeper. Ranger le Gis is described, and the doctor will treat him overnight. Attempts are made to bring Ranger from the island to a mainland hospital for care.
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Postal union claims and unrevealed decision expected
Fort iaster-General Senator Cameron said tonight he would announce tomorrow his decision on the Amalgamated Postal Workers Union claims. The report notes unsettled wage and working conditions issues amid the postal workers' drive for recognition.
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Army of Deserters Debate Over Manpower Use
A parliamentary debate touches on desertion at a factories and steel works. Officials discuss whether deserters should be kept or released, noting workers volunteering to quit and the impact on metal industries and production.
UNRRAS Letter Highlights Aid and Trade Talks
An UNRRA letter to Ge Price Minutes outlines arrangements for retracing shipments and freeing an equivalent of 300 million dollars in sterling. It notes Australia's efforts across several directions and references government actions and charges in freight, with praise for humanitarian objectives amid upheaval.
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Beers Supplies Cut British Fuel Saving Plan
London reports a government cut in production and prices affecting breweries and related industries. Officials cite coal price controls and fiscal measures, with a target to reduce costs while maintaining essential supplies.
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Minister for Navy backs cannery plan in north
The North Australian Committee examined a proposal for a tropical fruit cannery in the north. Minister for the Navy Mr W J F Risponder noted a dehydrating venture could be valuable for tropical vegetables and urged a sounder southern alternative. He emphasized the north’s potential and the need for a practical plan.
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Riordan outlines naval support for immigrants program
Riordan says federal movement runs a drive for immigrants with 158000 applications and 16 migrating to Australia. Navy ships Kanimbla and Manoora aid occupation force in Japan. ships to civilian trade when possible. Local officials welcome minister, urging use of ships to boost water and natural resources, while praising Navy’s quiet service.
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Trouble in Dacca Escalates as State of Emergency Declared
A chaotic scene in Dacca city as the Bengal Government imposes an emergency amid reports of serious disruption to life and property. Police describe ongoing disturbances with injuries and property damage, while the situation remains uncertain and tense.
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Duchess of Kent to auction portion of late Duke's art
The Duchess of Kent in London has authorised Chris Wes auctioneers to sell part of the late Duke of Kent’s fine art collection in March. The sale includes furniture pictures china and other items intended to furnish his London residence and a larger country house. The Duchess will remain in London and plans to be at Coppins.
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Australian Tennis Championships highlights and results
The Australian Championships featured Brown and Quist advancing through rounds with set scores noted as 4 6 4 9 7. Dinny Pails and John Bromwich reached semifinals while Lang and Brodie faced strong losses. Doubles and mixed doubles saw Bromwich paired with Quit in NSW, and various NSW, VIC, and QLD players contending across men’s and women’s events with several close matches and notable displays.
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Saigon Blockade Report From Paris On Viet Nam War Efforts
Paris reports that French authorities say troops foiled a Viet Namese attempt to block Saigon port by roads and railways and to blow railways and river barriers. French forces push northward with road blocks and tanks, but heavy rains slow progress. The dispatch notes limited Viet Minh equipment and mentions regional sympathies in Malaya.
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Arbitration confronts plan rejection amid government stand
The new arbitration plan faced rejection with motions over regulatory scope. Government and trade unions clashed on whether regulations were restrictive or fair. Key talks, led by Chifley and ministers, aim to speed up dispute handling before finalising the Reniration plan.
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Poland Urges Central German Government After Deed
An Associated Press dispatch from New West Frontiers London cites a Polish embassy spokesman saying Poland views the Oder Neisse frontier as fixed by the Potsdam Agreement and seeks a strong central German government. He notes 1,260,000 Germans evacuated north with 300,000 remaining to be evacuated. Meanwhile nearly four million Poles have been moved in from beyond the Curtain Line ahead of Warsaw’s formal German peace bid.
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Greece Claims Damages in London Meet Disputed
A garbled London brief reports Greece officially claiming damages during a conference. The unclear text mentions Thanassis and a German connection, with reference to high exposure and a potential claim against a high level authority.
Fratricidal War Threats Shake Palestine Conflict
In Jerusalem the Jewish National Council warns of civil war amid factional strife. Hagana, allied with the British two years ago, faced internal pressure as leaders press for unity and retaliatory action against rival groups threatening cohesion.
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Tribunal sentences guards from Flossenburg camp
London dispatch reports the tribunal sentenced six guards from the Flossenburg concentration camp to prison terms. One guard received ten years while another was given fourteen years in varying sentences up to twenty. The court proceedings were described as sealed.
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Credits for Finland Ambiguously Reported
Fragmentary entry from January twenty two reports unclear details about credits or agencies relating to Finland. The text is garbled with missing names and phrases, making the intended subjects and actions difficult to determine.
Behan a Creek Project Tenderer to Manufacture Pipes in Cairns
Cairns Mulgrave Water Supply Board tenders for steel pipes worth £100000 for the Behan Creek Scheme. Production includes 16 and 19 inch diameter pipes to boost daily capacity from 34 to four million gallons, with wages estimated at £35000 in the district.
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Tender decisions on steel pipe supplies veto and provisionally accept two bids
The board considered tenders from Hume Steel and AE Goodwin Ltd for pipe manufacture and delivery. AE Goodwin offered £102032, the highest bid, while Hume Steel and others were assessed on compliance and local manufacturing potential. The board provisionally accepted both Hume Steel and AE Goodwin bids, noting Goodwin’s reputation and local economic benefits, with final confirmation pending safety and feasibility reviews.
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Langridge Hopes To Include MCC In Return Match
Langridge, a noted bowler, faced a setback with a rough run but aims to return for MCC. The report notes ongoing plans, with emphasis on Langridge’s form and potential inclusion in future fixtures against the Rebs and Festment, highlighting hopes of a strong performance.
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British Manpower Shortage Prompts Refugee Deportation Debate
A disrupted UK transcript reports on manpower shortages driving discussions to deport refugees. Officials including Sir Stafford Cripps emphasize job needs and possible policy shifts. The piece notes political pressure to extend employment reach and concerns over long-term unemployment and national strain.
French Government Names New Foreign Minister
Paris reports the government has placed a new foreign minister in position. The Times notes the appointment of M. Paul at the Foreign Ministry as part of a government reshuffle. The change follows ongoing rational debates within the assembly.
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