26 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
1
State Cabinet approved severe rationing of electricity and gas from midnight after assessing coal stocks and following the advisory committee's guidance. Premier Hanlon condemned the industry law flouting and urged workers to resume normal operations while warning the public of ongoing hardships.
The document outlines total cessation and restrictions on sites including fish, food preservation, sawmills, and manufactures. It lists exemptions for courts, public facilities, and essential services, plus scheduled power and gas limits, heating and cooling guidelines, and hours for permitted cooking and beverage prep under ministerial administration. It names multiple electric and gas companies and towns affected, and notes an order in council to implement measures with staged enforcement and penalties.
Fragmentary 2014 to 2017 notes reveal concerns over open conflict risks. References to New Zealand, London, and security efforts hint at a cautious stance toward potential escalations and alliances. The text shows unsettled judgments on how to respond to unfolding tensions.
A garbled fragment hints at a jagged text about Argentina and a poet stepping back. The lines appear incomplete with stray letters and misplaced quotation marks, yielding no clear narrative or firm details.
A terse, unclear report from June in London references Tanganyika and internal trade or treaty topics with ambiguous details. The brief mentions a cat and Tecgaryks but lacks concrete facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
The Polish delegate M. Lange submitted a counsel to urge nations to sever diplomatic relations with Franco. The report, dated June 1, references ongoing tensions and seeks unified international action.
A meeting opened with an AEU backed resolution accusing the Railways Department of blacklisting the somber. The session adjourned amid uproar as delegates pressed the issue. Molotov and Hungarian Premier Nagy discussed border questions and commerce with Hungary, while ministers sought to preserve independence at a critical juncture.
A Brisbane meeting of the Railway Service Unions at Trader Hall saw delegates locked inside and the door key discarded. After intervention by Trades and Labour Council president H. Harvey, assistance from the Trades Hall care party aided release, ending the lock-in episode.
A fragment from June racing notes mentions Duntroon and a race card item titled Black with partial details.
A British official said the British zone in Germany would suffer shortages and that supplies have been ordered to Belgium and Holland to fill allocations. Britain and America plan to use European coal to meet demand as they decide on coal exports and consumer allocations.
Fragmented report from June 1964 suggests tensions within military circles may affect Western Europe. Officials indicate a German backed move could shift strategic balance, with potential implications for Belgium and Italy.
locals report unusual chatter about a so called Spanish prisoners mystery tied to a te es scene. historians and residents weigh rumors amid sparse concrete details and no official confirmation from authorities.
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