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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1946
Page
6
A long meditation on spiritual awakening and universal philanthropy urging tolerance and broad understanding. Quoted moral reflections from Emerson and others advocate generosity from the rich and steadfast virtue, envisioning a world where help to others flourishes beyond self interest.
Two residents of Innisfail were hospitalized after a fall that left Neville Goad with head injuries. Witnesses described a worker slipping and striking the ground, while E. Marniua, a Mourligan farmer, suffered severe burns on one hand.
A disrupted service report details theft of a Glen Renghion Ralatee pill consignment affecting Glan Bastion area. Injuries occur as a punctured wound to a worker’s right thigh is noted near Townsville. Train delays extend to Cairns and Rockhampton, with services resuming later and trains diverted through Townsville routes.
An early obituary notes the passing of a veteran railwayman with decades of service. The report highlights his tenure, community impact, and a forthcoming memorial event. Strong local ties and regional recognition accompany the tribute to his career and contributions.
Fragmented text preserves a memorial notice for Clara and George. It references memory, memory keepsakes, and a March date. The garbled OCR includes phrases about husband and wife, ashes, and enduring love across the years.
A wartime record notes Nepvorsamm iaaacr at CAMS Creeson and references to Mead and other staff. It mentions the Seventh Division in Borneo and New Guinea, with Coens Mr W Warner sponsored by Legate GF. Gilmore and family ties in Cairns and Brisbane. It recounts Warner's service and the 2/2na Machine Gun Cay assignment, highlighting duties as a copresentative and the force’s operations.
Fragmented account details Dr Evatt's sharp remarks on a ship incident involving women and children, government scrutiny, and calls for accountability. Mentions Enid Lyons, Cairns club origins after World War I, and military references amid political tension.
A Japanese vessel faced Australian obstruction as naval authorities examined the ship and its course. The Navy ordered measures to keep the ship outside territorial waters while investigations continued, with the vessel still offshore and subject to further orders. Public concern rose over the incident as authorities pursued the proper legal channel to determine the voyage’s intent and restraint.
A garbled message attributed to General MacArthur claims he ordered the removal of women from certain Australian missions at Port Rabaul and restricted male personnel in weaponry and transit. The report, received via radio from MacArthur’s headquarters, describes evacuation actions and ship movements toward Pacific destinations, noting a Tokyo to New York liner involvement.
Canberra reports Formosan women and children may be off loaded from a Japanese destroyer. The statement came from Attorney General Dr HL V Evati during the adjournment of the House of Representatives.
Fragmented OCR notes show Kinrict Prices Offeer at Calrua Mra and Kenny with adviews and partial figures. A court case mentions Breach of Biste and awaiting sentencing with a possible period of imprisonment and related proceedings.
The Women’s Auxiliary held a gathering at Totows for the Soldiers and Sailors Appeal, raising funds to aid servicemen. The year’s reports note a reformed unit and an annual event featuring entertainment, with proceeds supporting service members.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a perceived neglect or travesty involving servicemen on Norfolk Island. Names, dates, and full context are unreadable, but the piece centers on a grievance or protest over recognition or treatment of service personnel.
The Premier indicated a tentative government move to divert funds outward to Townsville for famine relief. The article notes purchases by the government and a plan to advise on needs while offering home services and ambulance support in the region if required.
The Red Epps sent 1000 pounds worth of clothing by plane to flood regions this morning and plans another consignment tomorrow. The Towneville branch raised 200 women's gowns, 200 pairs of men’s pajamas, 200 pairs of children’s pajamas, 600 sheets, and towels totaling 900 pieces, to be distributed with future consignments.
Canberra march reports say the Federal Parliamentary count will meet Tuesday afternoon to consider cabinet recommendations on the referendum question. Prime Minister JB Chifley stated the party would decide which subjects to submit and when.
Fragmented OCR describes Seigadie Fairley and adders amid a jungle war narrative. It mentions casualties, surveillance, and alleged weapon control measures, with unclear references to people and places. The text reads as a garbled historical note on wartime efforts and strategic assertions.
The government faced criticism as flood damage rose across regions. Officials reported agricultural losses, disrupted transport, and rising relief costs. Provisional figures show extensive crop damage with farmers awaiting further aid and guidance amid urgent requests for help.
A lawyer notes a loan to Cleaver and discusses whether a verbal agreement creates a enforceable contract. The dialogue centers on repayment terms with interest, potential gifts, and the right to sue, questioning who can enforce repayment and if beneficiaries may recover.
The fragment references breach of promise, marriage plans, and defense actions. It mentions a potential breach case, delayed weddings, and a plea for clemency or advance arrangements. The text appears as garbled OCR of a legal notice or court discussion with names and dates partially obscured.
A case details bail and papers to separate as husband seeks divorce on adultery grounds. Evidence appears slow but court proceeds with hearings to determine fault and custody implications amid alleged affair claims.
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