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12 Jun 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1943
Page
1
The readable fragment suggests a names and places puzzle item with unclear context. No coherent action or event is identifiable from the text provided.
A dense OCR fragment lists job notices, auctions, real estate, and legal ads with names like Carson and Medway, plus numerous trades and services. It references estate agents, herbal remedies, and household services. Names, dates, and locations are scattered. the piece reads like a police and classifieds page.
Readable names include DOUGLAS GARNET MOLLOY and CHILLAGOE. Mentions central merchants and a series of firms or agents with references to assurance and bonds. Content is fragmentary and reads as a damaged old newspaper snippet with scattered proper nouns and place names.
A public notice announces a special meeting of the Cane Sup executive committee held Tuesday evening to discuss harvesting of tea and related matters. Secretary Ferguson and Gordonvale branch officials are listed among attendees.
Disjointed OCR text shows references to newspapers and periodicals, book sales, and a smoking cessation offer. Mentions names and places in a degraded form, with stray prices and contact lines, yielding a fragmented catalog-like item from a historical page.
Fragmentary OCR text references residentials and a person named GANT SULEIMAN with scattered place names and ages. The readable content is disjointed, offering no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
A colonial notice warns of an Australian Military Forces artillery firing and a land claim caveat on a property in Powerstown. Emma Leverton is identified as proprietor with a date for caveat lodging by July 21. The notice names officials, legal acts, and requires lodging of objections or claims by the stated deadline.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Beart Se ic and Cumelves in a discussion about power and parliamentary language. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond the hinted terms.
The Babinda Fire Brigade Board met in the CWA Rooms with Nir A Campbell presiding. Attendees included Nalenfant J Den S Boyle A Whitehare and officials Wakeling and secretary. Discussions covered insurance reps, budget protests, tyre shortages, water supply, and emergency expenditures. The inspector praised records while the chief reported no fires that month. Board members approved payments and noted re appointments of insurance reps Bowle Dan and Whitechurch. The chair thanked members for cooperation.
The Trades and Labour Council decided to verify with the Deputy Director regarding coupon limits for accessories and madahocs due to stress from northern articles. Mrs C Elen was elected vice president and urged sensible management as church attendances rise after an afternoon timetable shift to 2:30 to 4:30 pm, aligning with schedules at Sonistail.
A protest by Queensland fruit growers over lead contamination is planned, with Home Secretary Mr E M Hasiga announcing action at Scale Belts Ministers’ meeting in Melbourne. The event aims to address shipments and assess affected apples as authorities withdraw consignments and await results.
Government reports show Australians interned or confined overseas are being repatriated under exchange deals. About 60 Australians remained in Italy at year start, with some in detention or under supervision, while many others abroad were at liberty. Repatriation arrangements involve Australia, Italy, and Switzerland, with payments and support provided to those still unable to sustain themselves.
A recalling journey through Toulon after the war, describing ruined places and a visit to a small school. The narrator recounts seeing children sing and a quiet officer’s scrutiny, with reminders of past battles and the city’s defences, while reflecting on peace and memory.
A lengthy discussion on credit creation by banks, overdrafts, and deposits references figures like Keynes and various bankers. The piece debates how money is created, the role of deposits and withdrawals, and how banking practices affect liquidity and public trust. It cites shifts in monetary policy and the potential for balance between creditors and warehouse financiers.
In a session before Mr T R O Dwyer Dorothy Jane Milligan pleaded guilty to keeping liquor for sale outside licensed hours at the Family Hotel Gordorvale on May 7. She was fined 25 shillings with costs. Other defendants, including those named as "Shaulree" and Queriey Alper rngoer, faced charges of possession or sale of liquor at the same establishment, with fines imposed or penalties considered. The court noted potential actions in Part II and discussed non-appearance by some defendants.
The Babinda ACV branch monthly meeting was held last Wednesday afternoon. Treasurer Mrs Davies presented May's statement showing a closing balance of £124 11s 0d with receipts totaling £127 3s 6d and expenditures recorded. The meeting approved sending £30 5s to Teamfirst and noted donations to Readquarters and various camps, with duties assigned for auditing and future fundraising.
A London notice from June invites inventors to register for a prize fund of £59. The call urges participants to submit designs between October 1 and a specified deadline, referencing a feared practice of navigation and associated requirements. The text is garbled but centers on a competition or prize tied to invention and navigation concerns.
A damaged notice laments vandals destroying the fishermen’s area near Mareeba and Mount Malloy. The letter argues misconduct could push honest locals to pursue action, urging authorities to curb the vandalism and protect the community’s fishing grounds.
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