Fire Board Monthly Meeting Innisfail Proceedings
The Fire Board monthly meeting in Innisfail on Friday night saw unanimous reappointment of Mr T Robertson as chairman for the current term and Mr S Cahill as deputy chairman. A letter of thanks was approved for Mr W R Peden and a roster of duty endorsed by Chief Officer A F Ng. Mr M J Griegorieff’s resignation as fireman was accepted as he takes up other duties. The board sought permission from Health and Health Affairs to pair the fire station. A special meeting is set for Friday to discuss the budget.
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Juma Tl
Tamiami Pire
Mal Mitchell
2 T. Robertson
Mmsum
Cahill Depwis
W. R. Peden
M. J. Griegorieff
A. F. Ng
Griegorieff
Department of Health and
Han Affair
Rekimex
National Radio Schedule June 24 1932
Daily program grid listing multiple broadcasts across music, talk, and drama with times from 6.00 to 11.30. Programs include Breakfast Sessional Hospital Half Hour, School Broadcasts, Weather, News Review, Village Glee Club, and Paul Bavi ere Skoda Recital.
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Schedule roundup of programs and prices on Wednesday
Values for daily broadcasts include Essential Services and Music Readings from the Bible Breakfast Session School Broadcast and Clive Amadio's Quintet ABC Hit Parade Minstrel Cavalcade News Review Nation's Forum of the Air and Housewife's Choice, with listed times and fees throughout the day.
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Mossman Fire Special Board Meeting Seeks Secretary
Mossman Fire Brigade Board held a special meeting on Tuesday to discuss the vacant secretarial post following the death of H. M. S. Mackay who had served 18 years. Chairman E. J. O'Brien presided as acting secretary P. J. Lunn was named acting secretary until a full appointment is made. Dr A D Rez and A E Crimmins joined as shire council representatives. Roy Blain and A H O'Shea were reappointed as government representatives.
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Dope Wave in West Germany
Dope wave in Hamm West Germany causes worry as about 2000 addicts are reported by officials of the Main Office For Combating Drug Dangers. Marihuana, once rare, is flooding the country from abroad amid postwar narcotics efforts and intervention by the Federal Interior Ministry. Abandoned Wehrmacht stockpiles supply much of the illegal drugs.
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Screen Father Of The Year Screen Father Of The Year AF
A fragment titled Screen Father Of The Year presents a brief, unclear note on a general feature likely about a parent recognition. The readable text is limited and does not provide concrete names, dates, places, organizations, or outcomes.
Rowdiest Animals Unite in Unimaginable Chorus
Fragmentary lines describe a chaotic scene where noisy animals gather in a loud chorus. The text hints at wild behavior and a dramatic union of creatures, though specifics are unclear. Names, places, or dates are not provided in readable form.
Tully notes and Arbor Day honour grove ceremony
A Tully social event featured a Teased by Mesdames J Co H Guy and M Pur, a wedding reception mood, and a formal Arbor Day plan at Tully State School. Students planted 14 West African tulips along the southern boundary to honor enlistees and fallen servicemen. Local officials spoke on sacrifice, with the grove titled Honour Grove. A school concert followed, plus a club meeting discussing Braille and relief printing.
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Cairns wedding and social notes fill weekend pages
The Cairns area celebrated a wedding as Mary Ewan wed in Cairns Presbyterian Church with relatives arriving from Brisbane and Wollongong. The event drew guests at Strand Hotel, with Mrs Evans hosting and local officials such as C F Wordsworth and C Lidne in attendance. Followers of social life also gathered for engagements, balls, and visits from families including the Mellicks, the Owens, and the Hopes, while plans and travel, including trips to Brisbane and Thursday Island, filled the roster of community happenings.
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St. Jones Bridge Match Reveals Local Talent
A fragmentary report notes players and names such as Teteley, Amae Pierce, Ross, Turser, Maelvis among participants at a local bridge event. Details are incomplete but indicate a community gathering with listed attendees.
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Unclear text on Catholic canal bridge dispute
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Catholic Josephs canal and a bridge issue with names like Coughlis and potential participation. The readable portions are too incomplete to determine a clear event, date, or outcome for a coherent summary.
Death notices from Cairns memorials recount sporting figure and builder
Notable Cairns figures are remembered in obituaries. A well known sports figure born in Cophenhurst NSW and active in timber farming and sugar cane near Atherton and Babinds district retires to Cairns and dies at age about 45. Funeral from St Monicas Cathedral Cairns to Cairns Cemetery. Also noted is Mr John Thomas Bulcock, Brisbane death of a prominent Cairns builder, long active in Osirwa era projects including Boland's building and Cairns Base Hospital renovations. Survived by widow.
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Mems Floeemnce Catherine Henderson
Mia Floence Catherine Henderson passed away after a long illness at Lemhan. She was born in Coskiven and educated at St Marys Convent School. She married James Henderson of Townsville and lived in Mal land, later settling at Harvest Home with Douglas family. She was remembered as a quiet cheerful Christian woman who helped others.
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Local Ladies Donate Flowers and Jam for Bridge Event
Mrs Coutts and Mrs Foster received flowers from Archer Quinliven Ben Evans G H Farr L Foley W Foster D Crothers N Braith. J Downey provided homemade jam. The next bridge afternoon will be hosted by Mrs Coutts and Mrs Cox.
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St Monica’s event amid Tuesday afternoon confusion
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Vale Andrew Sampson remembered in Cooktown tribute
A long obituary lauds Andrew Sampson for his 48 years as a pharmacist in Cooktown. He served the community as chemist, doctor, counselor, and Shire Council member, shaping local life and education amid a large family of distinguished professionals.
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Record Sugar Crop In Cuba Aims To Meet World Demand
The Cuban sugar season shows 1952 crop projections well ahead of prior records with production reaching 18,005,000 piculs from 161 mills by May 15. President Batista’s regime studies the supply situation with a 13 member commission, aiming to prevent price declines as output nears all time highs.
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