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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 11, 1946

Page

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Drought cripples Queensland farms limit Bundaberg sugar output

Brisbane June 10 drought and meat strike cut food production in Queensland. Bundaberg cane growers report losses of £500,000 as the Qunaba mill will not crush this season. Two mills may process about 80 000 tons of cane, far below last year’s 425 000. Frost damage further endangers crop yields across the Bundaberg district.

Brisbane Queensland Bundaberg Qunaba A. Anderson Millaquin

Queensland drought grips dairy sector hard hit

Queensland dairy farmers face severe drought and water shortages. Widespread stock movements, herd sales, and feed shortages hit Burnett and northern districts. The drought drags on with cattle losses, silk supply boosted by Brisbane, and calls for irrigation and water conservation measures to ease the crisis.

Queensland Dairsmen’s Organi 500 W. Osborne Burnett Preston Murgon Rockhampton Brisbane Inser

Polish Peasant Party leader calls for early elections in government

Warsaw reports a May 26 speech by Milec Jajczyk before the Polish Peasant Party general council. He lambasted secret police and urged rivals to oust his party from the Provisional Government while demanding an election date before the June 10 referendum. He asserted the party aims to enter government and press for elections at the earliest possible date.

London AAP Associated Press Warsaw Milec Jajczyk Polish Peasant Party General Council Poland Carr

Compromise proposal eyed on the Pan-Spain issue in council

A.A.P. reports that a compromise plan on the Pan-Spain question may return to the council next week. The plan reportedly revises the sub-committee’s recommendation by delaying a fixed break date and leaving final decision to the General Assembly. Several nations reportedly fear committing now, anticipating possible new laws in September that could alter recommended options.

New York An Associated Preas Council Spain General Assembly

Labour leader appeals to Russia for friendship

London report notes the British Labour Party calling for better ties with Russia, urging rulers to avoid secrecy that fuels suspicions. It argues that open science and collaboration should guide policy in the UN era and criticizes secrecy around atomic bomb development as a source of distrust.

London Russia Profemer Harold Britain Arentral Privci Lis UNO Labour Party Europe

King Ananda Mahidol Dead In Bangkok Palace

King Ananda Mahidol of Siam was found dead by a servant with a gunshot wound in his head at Karondiman Palace. Police ruled the death accidental. The 19 year old king had recently returned from Switzerland and was popular. a three man Regency was appointed after Parliament called an emergency session to consider a successor.

Bangkok Ananda Mahidol Karondiman Palace Chulalongkorn Hospital Associated Press Ananda Phraratanani Sri Sangwan Switzerland Siam Prince Phumiphon Aduldet Mahidol Phamphon Auduldet

British Chancellor warns Moscow and Labour split

In a Bournemouth eve speech London Chancellor Hugh Dalton says Britain will have no truck with the British Communist Party and urges moral equality with Russia while stressing双方 socialist paths. The remarks come ahead of the Labour Party conference as he warns of dark forces seeking world domination.

London Hugh Dalton Labour Party Bournemouth Germany Moscow Communist Party Ris Siams

Three Planes Lost In Burma Food Rescue Mission

The Royal Air Force lost three Dakotas in Burma during a major supply operation to aid Kachin hill people facing famine. Over 41 days Halifaxes and Dakotas dropped 2400 tons of rice and 180 tons of salt amid worsening weather, with two crashes found and a third missing. Thirteen crew members were buried nearby.

London Royal Air Force Burma Kachin War Office

Mayor Addresses Public Concert at Tropical Theatre

The mayor spoke at a public concert in the Tropical Theatre urging unity and compassion. He warned that enduring hardship without solidarity would betray the lives and hopes of the community.

Revelry in City After Allied Victory Celebration

Crowds filled the streets and Tropical Theatre as the city celebrated Allied victory. Municipal and schools bands played between 1 and 8, with addresses from citizens and the Mayor. Speakers urged vigilance against future catastrophe, defending freedom and democracy while honoring those who served.

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Brave Volunteered Service Mentioned in BRABALLA Note

Mr A. T. Covacevich representing the BRABALLA spoke of volunteering to serve their country. The brief item notes that day the Pee world was referenced in connection with national duties and community effort.

A. T. Covacevich

Air pact links Britain Italy with world markets signed

Britain's and Italy's air agreement sets up a joint company to connect Italy with global routes once peace terms allow. Finances are to be 60 percent Italian and 40 percent British, with most operations likely handled by Italian interests though aircraft will be British.

Britain Italy Daily Telegraph

Rioters Fire Military Vehicle Amid Calcutta Clash

A mob in Calcutta set fire to a military weaponed vehicle and other vehicles near the main crossing. Security forces dispersed the crowd after a lorry was set ablaze, killing one pedestrian and injuring another.

Calcutta Reuters Killi

Chinese conflict flares after truce begins near Changchun

New York Times correspondent reports a Communist spokesman claiming the Chinese Nationalist headquarters violated the 15 day truce within three hours. Attacks targeted four government springboard points including Teolsichao Halaha Wukoshu and Lafa. Major fighting focused on Lafe and Taolaichao with clashes ongoing.

New York New York Times Changchun Harbin Teolsichao Little Sun River Halaha Jeicheo Wukoshu Taolsithio Lafa Lafe Taolaichao

Fall of Tehshien Expected by Red Press

New York dispatch reports Red Press correspondent says anti Communist forces attacked at night on June 7 and predicted the fall of Tehsien imminent.

Tehsien New York Red Press

Holiday crowds gather at Windsor Castle for tree viewing

Crowds gathered in London on a holiday afternoon to admire the royal tree displays. The scene centered on Windsor Castle as visitors moved past the festive decorations and large trees, with celebrations drawing families and spectators alike.

London A.A.P Lanaheces Windeer

Question of parity paramount in India

London June 1 The leading voice in the Melem movement stresses parity as the central issue in India amid calls for constitutional balance and equitable representation across regions. Officials caution that progress must be gradual to maintain stability during negotiations.

Mufti's Disappearance Sparks Syrian Political Tension

Damascus sources report the Mufti may appear near Bludan as Arab Council delegates meet. Authorities tighten travel checks amid unconfirmed Paris escape rumor. Jamal Husseini cites received news claiming the Mufti's exit from Paris but authorities deny confirmation.

Sonally Ee Arene Reer Jamal Husseini Associated Press Damascus Mufti Bludan Village Arab Council Paris

Italian Royal Family Lands in Lisbon Delays Referendum Showdown

Queen Marie and children arrived by Italian cruiser in Lisbon welcomed by Foreign Affairs. Umberto attempted to flee Italy June 8 but halted by officials before facing monarchist protests. Supreme Court says proclamation remains under scrutiny with fraud claims and pressure to hasten a republic decision.

Lisbon Marie Umberto Italy Rome Portugal Supreme Court Republic

Australian brides greet Monterey brides aboard ship

An AP dispatch from San Francisco recounts the Monterey bringing 70 wives and children to join American husbands. Reunions erupted aboard the pier with loud embraces and, for some, introductions to babies unseen for months. Among couples were a Navy ensign and a lieutenant colonel, with several husbands boarding early. The crowd included Isobel Allen and Dawn Allen, and Mrs. August Heator’s large family.

New York Associated Press San Francisco Monterrey Monterey Navy Sydney Ceate Texas House of Jetires Fifth Air Force Intelligence August Heator Auckland Isobel Allen New Zealand Dawn Allen Earseme “Star Aucklan Robert Herring Control

Atom Scientists Leave Washington

Australian press and radio reps aboard the atomic express report scientists depart Washington after covering atomic bomb tests.

ATOM Washington E. W. Macalpine Atomic Express

Possibilities For Technicians On Atomic Bomb Test Train

The article describes a joint American army navy test operation codenamed Cross roads. Under Vice Admiral Blandy the task force will study bomb effects on naval vessels and defenses while seeking protection for living beings from blast heat and radioactive spray. Estimated costs approach ten million dollars beyond ship scrap value.

Washington W. H. Blandy W. Kepner A. L. McAuliffe Jodore J. Smackenbert United States Navy

Peru oil rush spurs global interest in Peruvian lands

A Lima dispatch says a geologist report on 76 million acres at the Andes east foot hills sparks an international oil rush. British Shell, Standard Oil, and Gulf Oil advance exploration while plans grow for a 200 mile Andes crossing line. Peru may authorize foreign firms to work resources for a 16 percent royalty. One million acres already yield about 800000 barrels monthly.

New York New York Herald Tribune Lima Peru British Shell Oil Standard Oil Gulf of Andes

Mikhailovitch Trial Greeted in London Dispatch

London dispatch reports Mikhailovitch greeted on arrival as the trial proceeds. Authorities and onlookers await further developments in what observers call a closely watched court process.

Duke and Duchess of Windsor settle in exile in Cannes

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, long separated from major affairs since their marriage, reside at Chateau de La Cros in the Riviera. They welcome visitors and tourists as they adjust to exile life, with discussions about living arrangements and sourcing funds to maintain a sizable staff.

Cannes France Duchess of Windsor Riviera Paris Chateau de la Cros

Panic Fires Claim Inmates as Firefighters Rescue

A panic on a building floor caused multiple deaths while rescuers worked to save inmates. One man broke a fourth floor window and threatened to jump. Firefighters lowered him to safety using a rope and ladder as onlookers urged restraint. Police and civic officials commended heroic rescues amid the chaos.

Oll Cmvic Ade Fineten Citee Seseae

Paris Airlines Struggle to Sustain Ten Year Service

Air Vice commander notes France's Suen pinch report faced ten year challenge as costs rose and service could not be arranged at the ideal time. Paris daily operations at 2500 eases demand, yet revenue remains insufficient to cover prices and schedule gaps.

Air Vice France Suen Paris

Hotel Inferno Claims Dozens as Townsfolk Gasp

A Dubuque hotel fire mortally injured and trapped guests after flames erupted at 12 30 a m Rescue nets saved some as others leapt or slid to escape One man survived by using a bed clothing rope but fell 25 feet and was critically hurt A woman died on impact after missing a net and several more bodies were feared Officials noted 15 dead and 21 in hospital with as many as a dozen more possible.

Dubuque Gosman Chicago Sam

Shee as of ie allen in gratuities fue

The fragmentary item notes an individual named Allen and mentions gratuities. Details are sparse, with no clear event, date, or organization confirmed in readable text.

Ie Allen

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United Graziers’ Association P. A. Brown Queenslan Darling Outuan State Wheat Board C. McKeon Cotton Board Basson Swifts Bacon Polish Peasant Party Pereral Council Miledajczyi Problem OF Labour King OF Nation DR. Dalton Mom Pd PBP Kennedy Dominions Thames Water Display Paramount India Jeme Melem Syerlan Bikini Atoll Elsa Aemy OF Fressmen Bombe Mikhailovitchs A.ap Mikhailovite Wih Lancaster Fpeecautions
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