22 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment showcases a mix of notices and advertisements including a meeting notice for a trust or association on a Thursday, references to a secretary, and a withdrawal from a farm. The dense text blends financial listings, stock and bond mentions, wholesale drug notes, and scattered place names, creating a messy snapshot of period business and civic notices.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a notice involving Pope Urs and sale particulars with a reference to a Gw application. No coherent names, dates, or places readable to form a complete summary.
At the monthly Par Northern District Council meeting numerous members were listed as presiding officers and attendees. discussions covered soldiers wives canteen privileges, requests to visit Mossman, resolutions from Atherton Malanda and Ravenshoe sub branches, and proposed changes to personnel lists and regimental discharge practices.
Vital statistics from Canberra show wartime message totals last year reaching 950980, an all time high, up sharply from 37480 in 1907. The fatalities and civilian death toll rose significantly, with 4017 more deaths than the prior year, and 64.209 in 1908. The report notes the large increase in casualties among civilians.
An Associated Press report notes Japan is consolidating forces in China while China orders shipyards to halt large junk construction. Military moves reflect ongoing Allied pressure and strategic shifts in the region.
About 199 Australian Labour Party members representing 28 branches rallied at a rebel conference in Melbourne weekend to protest vic government leadership. They urged the Federal Executive to call a Victorian state conference in August to elect a new executive and admit delegates from bona fide affiliates while opposing restrictions on affiliated unions.
A historical discussion argues for competition among American and British airlines to improve air routes. It emphasizes trade and transport as lifeblood of the Empire and the need for swift cheap transport to connect regions north of the Empire.
A letter to The Buffalo Fly discusses the Department of Agriculture Scullure and Stock efforts against the buffalo fly. It criticizes dipping methods at Mun Bara, claims costly sprays, and argues for a dip to eradicate the pest. cites cattle movements, failure of department support, and requests for phenyl and wire to improve testing.
June 4 report from Brisbane notes confusion in the Midlands arena. Competitors such as Jackey G and Williame faced qualification rounds in the Sixth Division. A trainee named Ny Schon Was suffered an injury while the event continued.
English Debby wins by a head in London due 30, with a straight deal and between-month time around 2 mins 3 sec. Owned by Mrs Dermhy Paget the winner, Peppermint Conquers Coughs and Coldr in the field.
The Central Sugar Cane Prices Board hearing on Mourilyan area cane price appeals resumes with growers seeking changes to the interim award. Arguments focus on interim delivery prices, fortnightly payments, and fair compensation tied to cane value and future sugar prices, amid references to Burdekin and Bundabera districts.
London reports a postwar world plan centered on Anglo Soviet cooperation. Sir Stafford Cripps foresees Soviet policy aligning with peaceful nations after victory, aiming to restore trust and shape a new international order. He predicts collaboration with Britain, America, and China to ensure security and freedom while rebuilding Europe.
Hobart workers protest delays at an exported tea works over alien labor. A meeting at the Joh War hall discusses requirements for aliens to move from the area, focusing on securing workers for maintenance and repairs. The issue touches local laborers and voter involvement amid tensions over job security.
The article details a debt collection notice in Brisbane regarding war damage compensation. It names a controller and outlines payment deadlines and penalties for nonpayment, with references to emergency charges and late fees. The notices urge immediate payment to avoid further actions.
June 27 report states the court may order Canberra civil service reassignments as part of wartime measures. The article notes objectors and those in combatant service face specific directives, with emphasis on eligibility for direct service and compliance with military obligations.
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