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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1943
Page
2
Fragmentary text outlines postwar diplomacy and shifting power in Europe and the Middle East. Mentions Germany, Turkey, Soviet Russia, and talks of treaties, borders, and influence shaping the early 1920s landscape.
Fragmentary report taints a page with scattered details about neutrality, intergovernmental talks between Wasala and Tarkes, and postwar security aims. It mentions a November meeting, a society event at PepMeredome, marble shares, and Japanese fugitives tied to Bona-Gora Road, all described in garbled OCR prose.
Reports from the South West Pacific describe ground patrols and repeated engagements around Mube and Lae. Japanese troops retreat toward Mube as Allied air strikes pound Lae, New Britain, and surrounding airfields. Recon missions report heavy bombing of garrisons, airfields, and shipping with significant Japanese losses and continued Allied bombardment offshore.
A fragmented Canberra note from February reports Government deliberations on Easter holidays, with Cabinet subcommittee involvement and policy timing for a decision next week. The text is garbled but indicates political planning and possible impact on the government schedule.
Fragmentary notes describe a February protest in Sydney with calls for public comment and a police presence. Representatives gather at a summons to address concerns, while a hearing is postponed to a later date.
Fragmented OCR notes describe February discussions about the Allee Works Council project. It mentions costs around 2800 pounds per day or 100 pounds per hour, totaling over 20 pounds thousand, with references to Eerenimian and substantial evidence and upcoming deliveries.
A chaotic report shows NSW ironworkers threatening strike over pay for women workers. The union accuses employers of gender discrimination, arguing women should receive levels aligned with adult male rates, and warns of disruption if demands are not met.
Queensland manufacturers face a survey by Department 3 to identify factors delaying war orders. Questions target late openings, longer hours Tuesday to Friday, and staff absenteeism. Results will guide measures to reduce absentees and keep production on schedule.
Canberra reports on the oil issue and a 0.8 mission to Australia. The Minister for Supply states wartime resource constraints and the need for rapid, efficient development. The mission found that completing ventures would require substantial funds and that allocations must prioritize quick results, with limits on manpower and material availability.
Fragmentary note reports many Brisbane homes lack firewood. Text hints at working people unable to obtain fuel for cooking as wives seek wood, mentioning industry Depart and diapers on leave. Details unclear due to garbled OCR.
The trial heard Private NCRISRANE and others linked to a disturbance outside a drill hall. A crowd opposed the arrival of troops, and several servicemen were injured as police and reserves moved to break up the mob outside Adelaide street.
Rival factions from Paddaigiom and Redfers, ages 1% to 18, clashed during a Sydney sports round. Robert Dunlop, 15, of Redfern, was stabbed in the back near the shoulder area with a scout knife and admitted to hospital. A special squad of SRT police quelled the disturbance.
Fragmented text discusses electoral reform and printing ballots, noting international implications. It references parliaments, cables for transmission, and the principle of universal voting access. Entities and dates are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The Rev G Haugham, minister of Nundah chapital Church, collapsed and died during a service. He is survived by his widow and three children. The funeral arrangements were not specified.
A House of Representatives hearing discusses price fixing amid complaints from growers in New England and Hunter River valley areas. Minister for Commerce addresses the issue noting no consultation with producers and calls for understanding the drought and power impacts while considering compensation.
Memorial notices reveal Rev Father Edmond Brenda Hogan OSA, parish priest of Mastrian hleh, died in the early hours yesterday after extended illness. He served at St Monicas Cathedral, Ballyhaunle, and Mosman, where he influenced Holy Name Society and local education. A solemn requiem was held at the cathedral with Bishop and Marist Brothers in attendance.
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