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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
8
A dense OCR styled page lists numerous classified ad items including sale notices for seeds hardware and furniture, machinery and tools, household goods, vehicles, livestock, and services. It names buyers sellers and various locations, with prices and contact hints interspersed.
A jumble of job notices and classified lines appears, calling for a variety of help roles. Prominent items include a national service bureau recruitment, a cleaning attendant, a cook, a hostess, and a farm sitter. Several entries advertise estate and auction services with inclusive contact prompts.
Fragmented alert style notices list lost items reward and service ads. Entries mention a brooch, a dreammaking business, furnished and unfurnished housing, box applications, and job classifieds. Names appear garbled with scattered place references and street names.
The American Associated Press dispatch from New York on July 10 reports on the presidency related voyage developments. Appears to be a brief wire update noting movements or itinerary tied to a presidential context.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Australia income tax assessment acts, filing deadlines, salary and property income thresholds, and forms for individuals, Defence Force members, and companies. It references Form S, Form A, and late submissions with dates in June and August, plus mentions of payroll, allowances, and estate property.
Washington July 10 The Americas Associates press correpondent reports the House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a resolution asking President Truman to use his good offices to invite Italy into the United Nations. The move aligns with the government policy toward Italy.
London reported on July 1 that rail traffic between France and Switzerland has resumed after five years. The Swiss radio noted the fuel trail from Bessacon. An agreement was signed for the use of Sammport visas to facilitate travel between the two nations.
Rome reports Ciga Burelenn Guidi, former Fascist Minister of the Interior, was executed for ordering reprisals after the killings of fascists during the occupation of Italy.
The Prime Minister Mel M. Forde strongly advocated nationalisation in Australia while Britain assumed private enterprise should aid the hot war plan. The passage notes uncertainty about how changeable this stance was as events unfolded.
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