Atherton Color Notes at Enrolment Opening
Atherton prepares for enrollment opening on Saturday. The event centers on the town’s color notes and involves residents in an organized civic gathering. Local officials encourage attendance and participation.
Cairns Team Set for North Queensland Championships
Cairns representatives head to the North Queensland Championships with a large squad led by Mr and Mrs Maclair and Mille. The team includes A Koppen and son, Colin Flave, and features Mra Mawdsley and Mra Mawdsley who fly in Saturday. The event runs over the weekend at Gordonvale and Durridt Tennis Centre with a dense schedule of singles and doubles play culminating in finals on Sunday afternoon.
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Maclair
Mille
Ville
A. Koppen and Son
I . Colin
Bmr
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T McKavanagh
Gordonvaie
Durrict
Gadellowe Court
Salvedey
Eimes
O'Reilly
Eancoce Mae Correci
McDougall
Croker
Yin
Matareve
Siemer
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Kerweth
Dawsen
Domai v. Me
Dowker
Barton
Tome
Biss
B. Donald
Gane
Bray
Signey
Skinner
Pinny E Corby
P. Donald
A. Frater
L. Berton
Woiner
Mra Standen
Athe
Aed
Buia Court
G Bryant
Mia_D. Feeley
FF Skinner
Mattean
Ofneral
Lanon
Johnson W. Ones
Kling
Paivand
Rashi
Pam
Fraser
Harewon
Klarwein
Fonday
F Skinner
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Weare
Millican
Miss Barton
Grede
Pat Winter
Corby
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Pepe
Coughlin
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Rowe
Sabine
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Airweathers
Cougars
Tatey
Trvin
Mills Harris
Bouter
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Jones
Render
Toowoomba XIII Trials Recall Big Forward Line
Scraps of Wendesia referee shifts marked the selection as aldermen recalled players from Cairns and Toowoomba. Key backs and halves like EB Snow Lee and Wisely vie for spots. new captain Yetaran Bet Neel leads a bold forward pack including Wakelord from Townsville and Cairns veterans amid a backdrop of pace and steel in open play.
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Ceiras
Bert Munroe
Scraps
Wendesia
Salor
Alder Mem
Sittwous
Tully
Snow" Lee
Tiany
Toowoomba
Wes Nevus
Sikwood
Ashoulmaster
Rupert _seiecen
Micky
Cairns
Ceniee
Fand
W. Quirk
Wold Weckler
Horm
Gliumas
F. Martin
Lax
Vetence
Rar
Fang
Us & Sound
D. Heidke
Bill Heidi
Wal
Leaner
Getence
W. Welles’ Ming
Tom ‘Leoria
Wooday
Ald
Quinn
Tom Lewis
Police
Neel
Cairoe
Depiie
Feark
Williams
Wakelord
Halla
Townsville
Hay
Cairne
Cleveland tire maker reports strong 1939 demand
A Cleveland chemical subsidiary reports growing demand for passenger tires and rubber products. The firm highlights production increases to meet orders valued at millions, signaling strain on supply but robust market for automotive components.
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Cleveland
Iat Chemical Company
Sidiary Company
Fea Rbser
Hockey Scores and Umpire Assignments From Saturday Competitions
The report lists multiple hockey matches with times 1:45 pm and 2:00 pm, detailing teams Railways Ramblers Uniteds Rockets Brothers and Hawthorn Uniteds. Umpires include G Lishs F Cairns D Mattevecat T Walsh and others, with lineups featuring players such as M Ab Bodeen Lepinath and J Bayes. Reserves are noted for several clubs as teams compete and officials assign duties.
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Railways
Lepinath
Cieune
Potie E Kurman
Norrissee
Alana Met Lace
Hyde K. Bunn
Gib Pavel
Lise
A Stevens
Wood
J. Bayes
Breman
T Burell
Cremer
I. Ratuder
W., Casarus
F. ‘Cairns
W. Burnell
Holden
Warner
Itomer
R. Morris
W. Lawrence
oGiare
Charles
i_ Siedman
Chino
L. Stirw
Down. Ramlern
P. Pasumore
Kasensad
Y. Boulds
R. Donnelly
N. Hawtiora
Roll
J. Lace
A. Noresod
D. Peleling
M. Davie T- O'Neill
Hawthorn
Uniteds
A. Kennedy
Y. Cotta
Glwant Fundy
Av Sulwood
P. Brady
Fan’ Marra
Local sports notes and results from Jennigs May patch
A fragmented update covers Jennings and local bowl and social contests, naming players Jensen Symone McHench etc. It notes a Peace Day procession, a successful job by volunteers, and various match results including Diggers and Cougars with scores and participants, reflecting a busy community event day.
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Jennings
T. May
Gabrel
Jensen
Symone
Oma Ie
McHen
Jace Y
Rymer
O. Mésars
Sutcliffe
Kerr
Day
Seolth
Purcell
Kelly
Brevarie
Innisfail Bowiers Face Weekend Mix of Players
A disorganized weekend affected Bowiers in Innisfail as extra turns and space for ladies caused shifting team selections. Various players from local clubs including Martines Woodford and Connor fielded in mismatched positions amid a flurry of scores and lineups across multiple games and venues.
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Innisfail
Bowiers
Mandey
Martines
Woodford Cross
Kell. Connor
Hing
Sandy
Macartney
Arch
Farinas Campteleshady
Rosa
Kennedy
Tait
Kelly
Martinuzxs
Andronicus
Sinton
How Kee
Puncherd
Kimbacker
Woodford
J. Wolff
Willims
EL Verables
Barke
Cockrem Shaw
Ryan
G Ede
Venablee
Larsen
van Leeuwen
Stewart
Venteeil
J. Larsen
A Newman
Newman
Griga
Wile Yama
Bell
G Ross
Robertson
Sendy
J. Wolf
Stevens Andronicus
Miedames
Tennent
Americans Embrace New Jor Jab Movement Says Soccer Growth
The piece notes rising interest in soccer and cricket among Americans, aided by editorials and publicity. It cites about 290 soccer clubs in the New York metropolitan area and growing participation phases, with mentions of teams, colleges, and junior programs expanding nationwide.
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Aid Sow
Saya
Roby
Gorreny
Mill
Liverpool
Justi
Laura Chicago
Toninte
Kearny
New Jersey
Brytant
Jim
Frere
New York Metropolitan Area
Manny Gamer
Amadaon
Letter to the Editor Warns of Bushfire Threats and Vandalism
In a Cairns Post correspondence, Stephen Stephens argues that careless fire setting and smoky conditions harm wildlife and natural beauty. He laments cowed authorities and urges strong public action to protect forests, tourism, and native species before further destruction becomes irreversible.
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Cairns Post
Walsh Pyramid
Ana’ Railway Lne
Bae Iinas
Fediynch
Stoney Creek
Iewnaper
Violaa
Australia
America
Australie
U S Making More Shoes Forecast for 1948 Output
The American shoe industry expects to produce about 390.9 million pairs of shoes in 1948, with the New England Shoe and Leather Association citing a high share of production. Resumption of handbags and last production after wartime controls eased the leather shortage, while manufacturers report adequate wood for wooden heels and ongoing skin supply concerns.
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New York
New England Shoe and Leather’ Association
Manutse Fur
United States
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