21 Jun 1950
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1950
Page
1
In Canberra on June 20 the Liberal and Country parties endorsed Prime Minister Menzies fighting speech on the Communist Dissolution Bill. He warned Labour to drop opposition or face a double dissolution and a possible new election, insisting no further concessions would be made.
A disjointed record describes a Labour caucus pledge and parliamentary debate over government sale terms, dissent motions defeated, and questions of onus of proof in court. It mentions the Senate amendments, the government, and motions by a Mr Menisea with references to witnesses and evidence.
Washington debates a looming newsprint shortage as U S newspapers warn of supply gaps. Key figures from government and the publishing industry urge rapid action to secure Canadian and domestic paper to prevent price spikes and production slowdowns.
The debate centers on child endowment grants, with Government resisting Opposition moves to adjust how funds are treated by the Arbitration Court. Amendments to exclude or include the grant in wage calculations were defeated 0 to 2, and committee appointments sparked further contention between Senate and House members. the issue remains unresolved as the bill returns to debate with continued partisan friction.
Nishi mura and Nishimura testified that no order to execute prisoners was given though others stated an order existed. Witnesses described how prisoners were killed or disposed of after being captured, with testimonies about interrogation, command structure, and disputed responsibility.
A chaotic report claims two ships were mined off Moo Uok near the Mhanaoos River while entering Shanghai laves reference. It notes a Greek captain and a Chinese crew of about 40 aboard the Sanamorin Tag Valve. Authorities report possible 00 tons of cargo aboard but no prisoners.
A wire service report lists the Wimbledon seedings showing 16 entrants instead of the usual eight. The names include Frank Bergerman, Billy Talbert, Deobop Red, and other players from Australia, America, and Europe, with seeds assigned to reflect expected contenders.
Fragmentary OCR text references Briggs Plan in Malaya with garbled phrases and unclear details. No coherent event, date, or named entities aside from the Briggs Plan context. Unable to extract a clear individual, organization, or location with factual certainty.
A fragmented report describes a young cricketer named London and teammates in a disrupted club event. Officials paused play amid alleged tensions as authorities and residents discuss the outcome and safety. The scene centers on the crowd, the field, and the unexpected pause.
Brisbane conference heard prices for butter and cheese vary by quality with higher payments for choice butter. Mr Sing reported production increases but cited labour and material shortages, and urged expanded cream treatment. Debates covered finance, equipment, and possible new financing methods while noting labour force and supply issues.
UK Trade Commissioner Mr Ingleson toured Australia from Cairns to Mackay outlining postwar trade recovery aims for England and Australia. He spoke on export markets, dairy issues, and a planned review of butter production and pricing while visiting towns across North Queensland and meeting local chambers of commerce.
Fragmented tribute column recounts governor Suvertos praising RLl and the late leader in a Guiana context. Mentions Burrs, Oilmore, W. Warner, and various speakers while detailing ceremonial praise, state loyalty, and development themes.
The United Nations five member commission studying Eritrea's future has arrived in New York. Reports indicate divided opinions on trusteeship and independence timelines, with options discussed including continued trusteeship and staged independence. The commission notes align with British and regional positions, awaiting fuller deliberation.
Brisbane reports new railway charges effective July 1 announced by Minister of Transport J. E. Duggan. General goods rates rise 10 percent for short hauls up to 87 miles and 85 miles for class traffic with higher special rates for wheat barley and milling by products up to 300 miles.
The document outlines proposed increases in livestock and wool value adjustments, with higher carriage rebates for cattle and sheep in certain distances and new fare hikes for passenger travel. It notes costs tied to devaluations, fuel, maintenance, and wage pressures, aiming to balance operational finances amid broader supply constraints.
Policy talks raise预计 education, housing rates, impacting residents in Western Queensland. The plan targets increased charges on construction, utilities, and building materials for new homes, with added costs projected for plumbing, plastering, wiring, and water supply. The document names areas such as Mes Bogantungan and Hughenden as affected zones.
Reports from Tebe PerA Island describe a May evening tremor felt by locals and visitors. Witnesses including Mark Foige and Marion Degarment reported beds shaking and objects rattling as the quake rippled from south of Goaree Ind to nearby Laur supply area, with some noting a loud boom before the shaking ended.
Fragmentary report notes Indian Enterprise of 7000 tons bound to Calcutta from London when a fire or explosion occurred near the Red Sea. The British steamer was nearby and observers feared casualties as survivors remained unconfirmed and rescue efforts underway.
Canberra June 3. A government writ to Supply Chief ew dle the wou ot. Minor details readable but unclear due to fragmented OCR. No explicit names or firms fully identified.
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