19 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1943
Page
1
Government and federation tender notices outline terms for land transfers and rent adjustments. It references Lands and Transfer Regulations, security and insurances, and tender evaluation by the Treasurer. The document lists dates and procedures for submitting bids, with a July closing date and mention of public clerks and associated officials.
A garbled beam of text hints at a disrupted scene where efforts to clear a room face challenges. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only a fragmented impression of a cluttered space and a failed attempt to organize the area. The source text is too corrupted to extract coherent facts.
Commonwealth of Australia and Australian Military Force alert residents about artillery range practice. The notice lists safety precautions and advises avoiding the area during scheduled exercises conducted near Sydney and surrounding regions.
A fragmented historical text describes boundary markers and land parcels in the Gordonvale area, with references to Albion boundaries and a large plan. It includes dates for nominations and notices to creditors, plus estate listings for Gladys Millicent and other individuals. The long, garbled OCR also mentions branding, cattle, and rural property terms alongside probate actions and official deadlines.
The Rome radio says six more National Councillors have been dismissed as part of the Fascist purge. The National Council, an outgrowth of the former Chamber of Deputies, continues to shrink as 126 high ranking Fascists were ousted last week.
An evening gathering of Mareeba Patriotic Society featured a Knowledge Test led by Mr. Jim Ker and a musical program with songs. Mrs. B. Claxton hosted at Walsh Street with presiding Mrs. Cooper and Sugden among attendees.
A shore ranch announces its annual meeting to be held at 7:30 am on July 3. Forms for office beepers should be in the hands of the secretary by Monday, June 5. Sampson, hand secretary.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Itimmetnns Railway Station and Pise ker with references to Aden Cairns and a fate or ut by Puisurton. Readable details are sparse but imply a local railway or travel note with obscure place names and uncertain outcome.
A garbled report notes a legal action over low grade wine warnings. It cites Dr. Phillipe senior of the Department of Mental Hygiene and discusses social decay tied to cheap alcohol, beer, gin, and “bring your own bottle” practices.
The Ingham district article covers start dates for cane crushing, weather impacts on operations, sign-on of harvest workers, and a County Women’s Association push for greater membership. It also reports town council discussions on civil defense sirens, a brigade proposal for independent power, and petty sessions court cases involving bicycle thefts and property disputes with detailed witness statements.
A fragmented report outlines Morris, an Australian based developer, claiming a plan for settling Texan acres at San Diego style farms in Australia. He cites forming an American company to cultivate land, erect prefabricated houses, and grow crops from cotton to vegetables, with long term loans and seasonal work. He proposes arid land use, farming sections, and talks with Premier Cooper and ex Premier Smith about submitting proposals for state review.
A crowded Australian event feature outlines a second show staged by the committee of the Australian Cumfars in Parramatta. Details cover a planned exhibition, entrants like Carla Pesedolini and Mia, and setup for the weigh-in and judging, with dates, weights, and supervising officials listed as part of the program.
Fragmented wartime education critique urges planned action to improve schooling. Advocates include Mrs Dubtons of the Victorian Federation of Mothers Clubs calling for modern facilities, smaller class sizes, better equipment, and expanded mental health and social services to develop character and democratic citizenship.
John Joseph Brown a railway empire worker faced six weeks gaol after a breach of the Act in a case connected with liquor supplied to servicemen. The prison term followed evidence of illicit alcohol distribution by Abbott’s liquor and gin bottles seized by police. the court noted ownership and attempted concealment.
June in AL ow tinistaut Court reviewed a case involving Alfred Davy Keys and others from the Department of Latin National Service. The defendant allegedly altered employment conditions without permission from the Director General, breaching security regulations. The court considered penalties for disobedience and the authority of employers to enforce job duties while weighing fairness to the worker.
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