Port Douglas Notes A Busy Town Week Sees Social Ties
Port Douglas notes detail a week of cane field weather delays, waterfront work, and a canceled road project. Social events mark the period with birthday parties at Central Hotel, dances, and visits from Melbourne and Brisbane guests. Local residents, including Mr. J. Mullavey and Misa Holyoake, attend gatherings while others travel to Cairns, Charters Towers, and Ravenshoe, with community figures hosting and hosting duties noted.
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Dairy Industry Expansion Urged At Liberal Party Meet
In Toowoomba on July 19 delegates of the Liberal Party Rural Committee discussed food and clothing needs. They urged the Australian dairying industry be expanded and stabilised for 10 years with a guaranteed minimum to ensure cheese bacon and dairy product supply and exportable surplus.
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French ascent claims highest Himalaya climb
Paris reports the Club of France announced a French expedition to the Himalayas reached a claimed height of 36 406 feet on the Ana Pues Peskin peak. Returning members showed severe frostbite with toes lost or badly frozen and faces bearing signs of hardship.
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Attlee Supports UN Korea Resolution Amid China Debate
London July 18 British Prime Minister Attlee told the House of Commons the government stands by its decision to back the United Nations resolution demanding a Communist withdrawal from Korea. Attlee’s first public remarks since Stalin’s views surfaced follow Nehru’s peace initiative. Officials note Britain’s stance aligns with the United States in seeking a settlement within the UN framework, while Russia’s UN participation remains uncertain and could veto actions on Korea.
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British seizure stalls Far East oil stocks
London reports that Foreign Office says British service departments have commandeered all Far East oil stocks and halted exports to China. Officials express gratification, hoping the move, with prior American actions, will curb oil shipments to Communist China and affect oil supplies to Communist forces in the region.
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