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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
2
Readable text notes a Fox Saturday event at Moonee Valley on a March Saturday. Details are garbled but indicate a schedule or meeting tied to a Fox program at the venue. No clear participants or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
Fragmentary text mentions moments of arrival and action but lacks clear names places dates or concrete details. The readable items suggest a scheduled moment and involvement by a party, yet essential facts are missing to identify persons or the event.
In a windy northerly race, Cairns Aquatic Club Meet concluded the Tap series for the trophy presented by MY Pred Jones. Mingtail notes WIWORI WINS AGAIN as REA struggles to gain a chance in the scratch event amid limited crew participation.
A compact note details weighty matters in two lines about Shane, noting a toss or wager and a concise consequence. The fragment references a brief event or item tied to the name Shane, framed in a local newspaper teaser tone.
London march 1 AAP report says the British government requests British army authorities in Germany to mediate stamp out the movement of pound notes into the Continent by troops and civilians. Police checks will enforce controls as notes are diverted to relatives who resell or bank the money.
An AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Japan’s government pressing to force out ministers in a constitutional reform push. It names Viscount Shibusawa as finance minister and list includes Ogasa ware in commerce, Churn Iwate in justice, and Joi Matsumoto as minister without portfolio and constitutional expert.
The Brisbane meeting features Alderman J B Chandler and Mr T Kennedy as witnesses. Keith Ravis of United Metal Industries testifies about fake tracks and Naval Leave House ties. Cross examination reveals shareholding and alleged company actions as the inquiry, led by the Hostess committees of the AER, adjourns to tomorrow.
March 10 report from A.P. states Professor Albert Rahm head of the Munich University faces charges for opposing de Nazification decrees as overly harsh and risking loss of key German scholars. British News Service quotes heated remarks by Rahm and reactions from M. Hloegner.
March 11 reports two nominations for the Manly by election at Henty. Gullatt, a Glenburn farmer, represents Liberal. Valentine Joseph Double, from Middle Brighton, stands for the opposing party. Election day set for March 30.
Joseph James Tharmes, 23, a former Inland resident, pleaded guilty at the Court of Petty Sessions to unlawfully smashing the alarm glass on Testreet Ave. He was fined £5 with one month in jail if default. Previous day saw two false alarms near Mining Exchange Hotel and Spence and Lake Streets.
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