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Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 20, 1947

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Secretary urges Russia to aid Europe under Marshall plan

U S Under-Secretary of State William Clayton urged Moscow to contribute to Europe by sending grain and raw materials. He noted Russia had good grain crops but offered no evidence of willingness to help. A bi partisan U S council to assess American resources for Europe was supported.

Washington A A.P William Clayton Russia General Marshall State Department Clayton United States United Nations Economic Council For Europe Vandenberg Europe

Reactions Favor Marshall Plan Support Across Allies

The dispatch details overwhelmingly favorable reactions to General Marshall’s plan from Allied governments and officials. It notes supportive sentiment from Britain and France, mentions Allied meetings, and cites ongoing discussions on Europe’s economic rehabilitation, postwar reconstruction, and potential timelines for joint implementation.

Sugar price rise sought by Queensland growers

Queensland sugar producers led by James Bulsbane pressed officials in Bandaberg Gin Gin and Brisbane for higher sugar prices citing a protracted drought bad seasons and no price rise since a previou period. Senator Courtice said no forecast on government action.

Bulsbane, Jamesi Syeer Queensland Bandaberg Brisbane Courtice

War Ambulance Hospital Radio Inquiry Sparks Opinion

Fragmented text reports doctors discussing radio broadcasts in a hospital ward setting. It mentions a physician noting reactions from women and older patients, with references to morning programs and an appeal for listening habits. The garbled source limits precise details.

Embargo Limits Markets Amid Trade War Talks

Londur May 1s Sir Miles Thomas says talks on resuming the Sulleld organization face delays yet the embargo remains. He cites Britain and Scandinavia allowed exports while Spain Turkey Belgium and Volled are restricted. He stresses ongoing work to sustain a substantial career for Rowth America New Zealand Egypt despite import controls.

Londur Scandinavia Spat Turkey Belgiuim Vollaed Miles ‘Thomas Ua 1 Bacnena America New Zealand Egypt Smang

Australian Bond Trends Amid Mixed Investor Attention

Australians watch the 38 million dollar bond conversion amid uneven demand. Some American buyers show daily interest, while proceeds and outcomes remain uncertain. The market tone hints at cautious optimism with ongoing speculative activity and shifting yields.

Britain and Russia clash over Hungary crisis and Allied control

In Moscow and Evaston reports, Britain and Russia clash over Hungary’s internal affairs and the Allied Control Council. Sir Maurice Peterson defends allied cooperation amid Soviet caution. U.S. envoy Dulles argues for liberty and warns against Soviet police state expansion and manipulation of labor and political groups.

Moscow Hungary Allied Control Council

Economic Problems in Britain

London June 16. AAP reports a review of Britain's economic situation by the Present of the Mintrow committee. The analysis notes that the chief factor in the current steel sector is not output or demand but exports and money value, with limited clarity due to garbled content.

Mr. Mews Britain Cossiocka Oo

Japan Today Not Rich Market Report

A fragmented passage argues Japan faces a weak market stance and needs to prepare for selling assets to sustain any hope of remaining economically viable. It notes limited availability of expert opinion from Britain and the countryside, with silk purchases around two thousand and Britain comparatively higher in value.

Europe Paris Times London Japan Dapat United Kingdom Britain

Australia Seeks Higher Trade Quotas Amid Shipping Talks

Canberra reports the Australian government pressing for a larger annual import allocation and expanded trade access as wartime shipping restrictions and defence plans unfold. Officials discuss reallocating part of a 400 item quota and await U S responses, with Australia seeking stronger ties and potential meetings in Tokyo.

Canberra Macartur Australia Biachrthar Ig Ser Commonwealth Hi Reria Tokio

Shortage of coal disrupts Cassanos strike impact

Coal scarcity in Collinsville area prompts strike action by Cassano’s workers. Authorities fear supply interruptions but management reports the mill able to operate, with light attendance at Burst yesterday and only limited Queensland oats stock noted, casting ongoing disruption into question.

Indersill Collinsville Axl Queensland We Newcastia

Diggers Billards Club Hold Trophy Presentation

The Diggers Billiards Club staged a trophy presentation at the social rooms on Tuesday, honoring the Merchanes Cup winner from the Dig ry Rebewys and Mason clube. Highest breaks by Mrs Soma, Erane i Drege, and others, with praise for sportsmanship and community support from Mr Payne and O Rowe, as attendees lauded the event despite formatting issues.

Social Siers Diggers Bilard Rsiaen Mr. Payne Merchanes Billard Wam Tame Digry Rebewys Ad Mason Clube Soma Stuati Erane i Drege Aly Ay. Thimo Ciguers G. Archisald Beascate Paedhi Anprecia Lends Stein Stv O'Rowke Aed Sandard Sportmanshin G. Lipehs Alon Treateh Ieee Ite Rssalla Iesonng Bel Uci

China Faces Grave Military Crisis Amid Rising Communist Gains

New York dispatch reports China grappling with a major military crisis as Communist successes in Manchuria intensify. Chiang Kai-shek’s government struggles with inflation and political weakness while nationalists retreat to a few large cities. Analysts warn a regional security breakdown could follow unless action stabilizes the Far East.

New York A.A.P Ae Press Harrison Saliabui China Russia Pines Collapas Chiang Kai-shek Marshall Manchuria Tientsin Tul Americi

Last Minute Appeal Sets Collinsville Miners Reopening

In Brisbane on June 19 the Collineville miners, led by State president Mr Miller, voted to reopen the mine after an emergency reading of the union plan. Chair Mr F Walshi announced the council’s agreement. Despite unresolved details, miners expect resumes tomorrow with a seal sale likely affecting operations and timing.

Brisbane Collinewise Miller Tie Beard Mas F. Walshi Muiasad Sal Khe See

Public Executions in China Reported Fascination and Fear

A garbled clipping describes public executions in China with references to spectacle and public interest. It mentions reactions and possible expectations of officials and observers, hinting at social and political tension surrounding capital punishment. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear names or dates.

Shara Chiang Salwha Cox Ta Mar Siu China

Nations Must Contribute to World Police Force

A World News Service report discusses the push for developed nations to fund and supply a global police force. Dialogue among major powers, including the United States and Soviet Union, questions funding and authorization while speculation suggests a conference to decide future steps.

Ueber Bam Rusia Nile

Saturday closing misprint at Retail Traders Auto

A fragment from a June notice shows a Saturday closing time related to the Retail Traders Auto site with garbled text and unclear details. The readable elements mention gmenaland and Greeees and reference a closing event on a Saturday in June. Further specifics are not legible.

Biusbame Retail Traders Auto

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