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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1943
Page
1
Fragmented text shows numerous job ads, service notices, and election notices across Cairns, with lines mentioning a Ward, Labour Bureau, and local government acts. Appears to reference weekly postings for sought workers, meeting notices, and candidate nominations with deadlines and street references.
Unclear readable text fragment refers to Teal 2a se or aes related to Saas. No definitive persons organizations or places identifiable. The fragmentary data limits factual synthesis into a coherent item for a newspaper card.
The Mosman Shire Office will host the general notice of nomination for candidates on Saturday April 15 and May 1. The meeting will decide among candidates Bernstein and another named contender with attendance by council members and the chairpersons in Mosman. The date of the nomination and the judge’s statement are recorded as March 11, 1088.
Fragmentary analysis outlines Poland's prewar youth share and demographic pressures. It notes high youth percentages under 20 and under 38, compares with the United States Britain Germany and France, and describes postwar population dynamics and factors shaping independence and wartime mobilization.
The article explains why certain foods, especially oranges and vegetables, are vital to prevent scurvy amid England's wartime scarcity. It notes shortages in Sydney and rising prices, details vitamin C sources, and cites government campaigns and expert warnings on preserving health during rationing.
A garbled OCR fragment contains repeated phrases and broken names. It mentions warehousing like potatoes and mile and a refrain about women and a group SMO, with unclear entities such as Retiam and Sha orgs. Content is largely indecipherable.
A late-1940s analysis discusses Australian war finance and banking. It notes shifts in currency, taxation, and debt instruments, with emphasis on central bank deposits, government securities, and wartime measures. The piece compares January 1942 figures to earlier periods and examines deposit trends and policy aims.
Fragmented excerpts discuss postwar problems and advocacy for nationalism versus private enterprise. References rail at government interference and state versus private management, noting large firms and shareholder perspectives amid industrial development and postwar reconstruction.
A damaged clipping discusses poultry production costs and profits, referencing fixing prices below cost, a proverb about killing the goose that laid the golden eggs, and March 7 notes. It includes scattered financial figures for Western Australia, Teamania, Northern Territory, and Commonwealth concerns, plus life insurance and banking references, with unclear attributions and multiple misspellings.
Fragmentary wartime note records staffing shortages and police statements from Sir Murray and Mr Connall amid war activity. It mentions Brisbane district, references to Melugan and Storvestienera, and hints at apartment defenses and depleted forces.
Magistrate's Court hears cane fire allegations against defendants from Brontor area. Plaintiffs claim cane burning spread across boundary and damaged about twelve screen of cane, caused by negligent lighting by defendant's agents. Defendants deny causing damage. witnesses mention wind velocity and lack of notification of landowners. Court adjourned with no damages proven.
A fragmentary report notes Dutch merchants aiding the African service via the BBC. P A Kerwenn cites figures about ships, mining and military cargoes, and the Netherlands role in transatlantic commerce, mines, fishing and fuel, while mentioning Ondink and other vessels and the minister’s claims on wartime duties.
The piece reports on American chemists and chemical engineers intensifying wartime research to accelerate synthetic and other vital chemical production. Leaders from the American Chemical Society outline goals, urging doubled capacity and global leadership in peacetime, while noting German efforts and the impact of wartime demands on industry.
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