25 Jul 1951
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 32 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 25, 1951
Page
1
Queensland Cane Growers Council chairman Ben Foley addresses the Mossman growers censure noting widespread industry strain as compensation flows from sugar revenues amid rising costs and tough conditions. The debate reflects broader concerns over economic pressures on British trade and policy responses.
The fragment notes strong discontent tied to a person named Taley and mentions concerns about sanctions, seating, and cooperation with a group or project. It refers to financial and development issues, with vague references to timing, effort, and potential progress, but lacks clear outcomes or identifiable institutions.
Tumultuous scene unfolds as blood stained knife and tomahawk are found at the Toowoomba crime site. Initial investigations note two weapons connected to the incident, with authorities urging caution as they probe the motives and sequence of events.
A mill worker died in an unspecified incident at the facility. Authorities and officials were not clearly identified in the damaged text. The report mentions hazards and possible investigations but lacks precise names, dates, or locations.
A Supreme Court jury verdict from Sydney on July 24 awarded damages to a mother amid a fatal child case. The record mentions a caregiver or witness and references a related trial in an unclear note, with portions unreadable but indicating a significant award in a wrongful death context.
Town and shire clerks from across the state plan to meet in Brisbane next Saturday for the inaugural Queensland Division of the Institute of Municipal Administration. Mr G Slaughtersid announced that Sunday climbers will visit Brisbane's water supply plant at Mount Crosby for inspections and discuss pumping, filtration, and related topics.
The managing director of Queer land Airlines Ltd announces added services to expand routes. The key plan targets a direct Oakey to Sydney flight, aiming to boost Queensland aviation and support the Darling Downs with improved air connectivity.
A Tehran demonstration against alleged police fatalities drew thousands near the parliament complex. Armored cars, tanks, and troops surrounded central Tehran as crowds threatened to storm the building. Western mediation moved slowly as Averell Harriman delivered proposals to British officials for reopening talks.
Brisbane July 14 early selection moves mark Liberal and Country Party plans. The Liberal Party state executive calls for warmshore Brisbane seat selection while Country Party council aims to fast track nominees for Leichhardt Kennedy and Herbert. North seat picks likely to be made before the anti Communist interlude later this year.
An unseen accident at the Jubilee mine in How, Queensland, caused a fall of stone and collapsed the supporting prop. Miner William Charles married, known as Soilman, was killed by the fallen rock while his mate Maner was nearby. Ambulance crews transported the injured to hospital.
The report describes a coal shipping shortage affecting Canberra and neighboring regions. It references political figures and industry terms, noting supply delays and maritime movement constraints impacting energy delivery.
Fragmentary notes describe a county cricket game with unclear references to players and scores. Mentions mention 308 not out by a batsman and a 119 score, with scattered words suggesting South Africa, Lords, and a team named in a disrupted passage.
Officials announced bold production targets for the coming year including a four to five percent rise in national output and significant gains across multiple sectors. The plan cites investments totaling hundreds of millions and addresses steel, aluminum, vehicle, and transport industries with a focus on efficiency and growth.
A garbled report describes officials debating price control, with mentions of subsidies and potential cross border diversion. It suggests panic over government measures to regulate prices and services during a period of economic strain.
Australia workers leaders applaud NSW policy linking price controls to inflation. General secretary T Dougherty warns without state action black markets could flourish nationwide and vows wage protection actions with the ACT government.
Ambiguous OCR fragment indicates labor groups signaling a showdown with possible leadership or policy conflicts. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to anchor specifics.
Government delays long term sugar contracts amid negotiation disputes. Officials in London push for revised terms while industry groups warn of price rises and supply risks. The pause affects suppliers, workers, and consumer prices as talks continue through the summer.
An official court report notes a judge summoned over a driving incident. Details are obscured by garbled OCR, but the reference concerns a charge connected to a crash and a subsequent court appearance. The piece mentions Justice Kimelie and a 150 yard context, with uncertain location identifiers.
The RSL congress at Mackay will be attended by state officers over three days. The official opening is to be performed by the Minister for True Cuntome, with the State president Mr BD Hulse in attendance.
The Elsey auction in Brisbane will sell a 2 million acre station once part of the Never Never tales. Estimated 26 000 head of cattle are on the property, owned by Dowar Ltd and to be auctioned by Calgary and Company. Mrs Resese Gyam previously resided there, with the property famed as Northern Terrier.
Public service notice on equal pay for women highlights advocacy by Coane urging employers to ensure wage parity and enforcement of equal pay laws. Emphasizes ongoing calls for transparency and fair compensation across sectors.
A chaotic dispatch describes intensive Russian maneuvers near Taipei and claims of significant movement by allied and regional forces. The report cites unnamed sources discussing security implications and potential strategic shifts in the region.
Fragmentary notice from Brisbane reports a minor drop in postal business with unclear details. The readable text mentions locations and random names but lacks coherent structure or definitive figures.
Fragmentary note indicates a prohibition or restriction on entering the United States from London, with garbled letters suggesting OCR error or cipher. No clear names, dates, or events readable.
A partial report describes a teen meeting and an argument heard at a session. The readable text mentions a member and a committee, but key names, places, and dates are missing.
Australian jockeys express caution as the new season looms with uncertain tracks and safety concerns, seeking clear racing resumption plans and stronger welfare measures from authorities.
Canada's High Commissioner met Cairns officials led by Mayor Al. W. H. Murchison Harbour Board chair R. T. McManus Captain Murdock and acting clerk Fraser Elliott. He said he had been in Australia a little over a month and aimed to foster goodwill to Queensland. He noted his role includes delivering a message of friendship from the Canadian people to the Commonwealth.
A fragmented report outlines shifts in Canada’s sugar sector with references to anticipated legislative action and potential reorganizations. It mentions producers like Pepper and Tia entities, trade dynamics, and proposed tracing of origins to Pepin lend, signaling industry restructuring amid demand and policy changes.
A crowd of forces seeks unity under a single banner for West European defense. Leaders emphasize cohesion and shared goals as they consolidate units across regions. Public statements promise coordinated operations and stronger regional security.
Unclear OCR text discusses propaganda assurances from Moscow and possible political rhetoric. The readable fragments hint at assurances or statements tied to Moscow’s messaging and international responses, but concrete names, dates, or events are not discernible.
A young miner died in an incident at a mining site. Authorities investigated the accident as a fatal work event with limited details available. Officials and family members awaited additional information as the investigation continued.
A property sale is reported with emphasis on a large tract changing hands. The notice mentions Towne and an individual named Stan as involved parties, noting the transaction activity and parties connected to the sale.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.