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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1946
Page
6
A Times analysis notes Allied conflicts over Germanys future including federalism, dismemberment fears, and the balance of power. Molotov and Bevin proposals spark objections as Allies weigh economic unity and political control across zones while seeking to avoid reviving Hitlerist aims. The piece warns of slow progress and divergent aims delaying a stable European settlement.
An obscure notice shows pricing and regulatory terms for a product labeled Aner Ram Terre 8s Set. The fragmentary text references charges, warnings, and an agent involved in enforcing an order, with unclear dates or locations.
In Canberra the cabinet discusses cigarette use and public health concerns. Officials reference shifting attitudes and potential policy responses. The report notes a focus on youth, regulation, and the role of industry in shaping consumption trends.
Ottawa July 9 Canadian Press report states optometrist Fieary Harr is charged under the Official Secrets Act with conspiring with embassy members to obtain information. Magistrate Court lists related alleged acts including meetings involving illicit payments. Trial date set. bail considered at 800 dollars.
The clipping recalls Burma war stories including air/land campaigns, POW fates, and memorials. It mentions Norman Clarke and other service members linked to Burma operations, plus a note on a subscriber transmission from the Australian Associated Press with overseas news coverage.
The weather forecast predicts fine conditions along the coastal region with NW winds 10 knots and dust haze in the southeast, plus warm temperatures in the northeast. A separate notes section covers an electricity board meeting, a tender accepted for a Golden Scope power house garage, and court proceedings involving youth assault and a divorce case amid local business discussions on candle cut value and supply.
In a court and committee reshuffle, Silene is named to a new post aiding petty matters while NT James Clark chairs the Shore Committee. The move involves representation affecting airline freight and depot operations with Deputy Director roles and Boeing style agency tweaks amid ongoing reorganizations.
Members of the RACG in the Cairn section approve a plan to provide free legal service through the Tree Rewulations. The meeting notes support expanding access, with representatives calling for broader outreach and implementation steps across the community.
A jumbled court scene in Sydney centers on Major Charlee Conmran and the defences led by Mr W. Bradley KC. The defendant Cousens challenges jurisdiction and treason references under NSW law, arguing indictments fall outside imperial acts. Prosecution seeks simultaneous trial by court martial and civil court, with next arguments set for August 6 to decide if proceedings proceed.
A boy aged four is described as having committed a very serious offence. The accused pleaded guilty. The Crown Prosecutor described a pattern of development from early schooling to theft and long criminal conduct. The judge noted the extreme provocation and the boy's upbringing, ultimately passing a sentence of twelve years imprisonment with hard labour.
A house in Indooroogilis near Brisbane was completely destroyed by fire early tonight. Firemen arrived too late to save the building. water was scarce and the fire raged from start to finish. The well furnished gobrs, carpets valued at £100 to £70, and a piano valued at £350 were lost.
S F Cochran testified at the monthly board meeting on the state election, asserting government pressure and endorsing a plan linked to Tully Falls.
Mr Lacan congratulated the president on reelection as President of the Regional Board. Mr Cochran noted long service and praised Nasir Nin as president. Mr Collins, head of the group, was welcomed. Mr Culline elected on motion of Mr Mt vot les. Welcome extended to Mr Cochran returning from retail and America with notable service.
Confused report details a jockeys strike over track safety and power supply disputes involving QTC, the State Electricity Commission, and the Tully Falls scheme. It notes riders planned to appear before committees, track dangers from a gutter and narrow edges, and negotiations with Tully Mill Company for electrical supply and track safety terms.
Secretary to the Treasury Briatane notes approval of a 21000 pound debenture loan by Queensland National Bank for Cairns power plant expansion. Repayable over 18 years with 4 3/10 percent interest. Under Secretary also reports approval of 9000 pound debenture loan for a 22 kV line from South Toh slope to Trai and 1600 pound for a 22 kV line from Silkwood to Tully. Melbourne reports Canberra bound RAF aircraft turning back near Seymour after wing and fuselage trouble amid weather closures.
The Nomorars secretary requested Cairns Regional Electricity Board make provision for payments from their accounts at an office in the city, citing residents find it inconvenient to pay at the board’s current premises. The association argued the present location is the only suitable option for the board and advised against changes.
Fragmentary obituary notes mention Mr ES, a feamcabe rata Serle Castle, with references to a Batarday event and scheduled exvensaae. The fragment hints at council concerns over marriage timing and governance, but the text is garbled, limiting clarity on names, dates, or exact events.
A fragmentary report notes discussions by the Chamber of Commerce about a proposed 3a mile road from Palmerston to Chillagoe that would cross California Creek and serve as a speedway. It mentions required materials, potential drive times from Cairns, and calls for immediate action by the Chamber.
A partial report discusses Innisfail electricity charges, revenue impacts and proposed adjustments. It notes review commitments, regional comparisons, and potential 1988 timetable while detailing cost allocations and authority authorizations guiding rate structures and capital charges.
A garbled discussion references tariffs, maintenance costs, and service allocation within a larger undertaking. Names such as Mr Chapman and a president are mentioned amid distorted phrases about depreciation, sections, and financial stability.
A vast pall of smoke and flames darkened southeastern Queensland as bushfires spread from Nambour toward Brisbane with smoke obscuring the city. Firefighters worked under emergency blackout conditions while winds fanned the flames, threatening suburbs and disrupting travel and daily life.
July 27 report from the House of Commons notes Sir Stafford Cripps leading questions on newsprint supplies. The discussion follows a reviewed grant of a site for American involvement and related Ленине details.
A detailed report highlights mechanisation across all stages of sugar beet processing. The study notes new machines designed to boost output and cut labor, while warnings address potential production risks and penalties for illegal manufacturing.
A fragmented notice from Brisbane references a schedule or reminder about washing hands set around July 2. The readable text mentions times and a call to action, suggesting a public health prompt or local guidance. The legible entities include Brisbane and July, with no clear organization or person names.
Police investigate a theft case in Maryborough as a local report references the missing item called Yengarie Lion Hein Stolen. The notice notes July events and hints at a broader investigation with authorities seeking information.
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