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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 31, 1947
Page
8
An opaque draft notes unclear details about Salvador and associates as investigators pursue a speculative inquiry. Mentions of El Gefie and Trebustrap appear amid fragmented references to legal or safety concerns.
Mr W Bryan informs the board of plant breeding strategies outlining samples, inbreeding concerns, and the need for collaboration between the Tehlelung area and Atherton station. The plan emphasizes desertions, hybrid maize, and maintenance of inbreds, with a focus on Australian regions and experimental stations in Atherton and Brisbane.
A long discussion on how Webster's New International Dictionary adds words in a trial section. It explains how words enter the new words list via sample readings, and uses examples like smitch and blimp. The piece also notes how editors weigh usage and puritanical concerns before inclusion.
A lengthy report outlines Britain's national effort to promote road safety across all age groups. The plan emphasizes education in schools and communities, urging adherence to traffic rules and safer driving practices. It highlights government backing and aims to reduce accidents through coordinated public messaging and partnerships with local authorities.
Navy announces three dimensional photographs that appear as real as a view through a window. Developed by Dowsles Winner of Mount Vernon New York with naval photographic service, the invention uses embossing tricks and black white and color film to show depth without special glasses. Demonstrations are planned for next summer and officials say the depth effect could reveal details for military use.
In Innissfail on January 2 Campbell William Thom Bonmenwalle Public Server appeared in the Court of Petty Sessions for failing to display price tickets on several pieces of goods. Officers testified Mellick window displays lacked readable price tags. Prosecution cited breaches of price ticket regulations. fines discussed, with court expected to set payment.
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