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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 17, 1945
Page
3
The article discusses prejudices within society and the need for reasoning over bias. It cites religion, politics, and public discourse, arguing that prejudice harms progress and that informed, rational debate should guide civic life and education. It emphasizes the danger of mass rhetoric and the value of critical thinking in evaluating beliefs.
Fragmentary text mentions CMR and Luce Irmert with notes on Bey and Fey LTey Sotey, 348 Se Centre. References to opening See Cais Sed Relattory Sree Serbs SUE Treen met CR Fellowshin Comm.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a local notice mention Andereos Street Church and a Sunday Sewool Halt with unclear surrounding details. The readable segments name places and scattered terms without coherent events or dates.
An unclear article fragment describes a BrishAAF matter involving an individual named J. ean She seated and Cary on and mentions a January date. It references sessions, tenants, and a court or hearing with terms like impreetor and garnishment. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
Fragmentary text references Mr Cairn and Mr Johnston along with various names and places. Reading appears as a garbled list of relatives friends and thanks cards. The damaged snippet mentions individuals and possible public notices but lacks coherent actions or dates.
A report from Queensfeld notes Minister for Public Works MOA Brace attending the Deputs Foot Controller event. Delegates from New South Wales and other districts converge for a fruit and vegetable producers conference in Canberra Bribane starting March 19. Weather forecasts predict heavy rain and rough seas along the coast with a cyclonic centre near Sam. A Cairns motor-trick case sees owners charged for illegal vehicle activity.
Fragmented OCR describes lightning pace in wood bonding via radio frequency adhesives, promising lighter stronger aircraft components and wide industrial use. It cites Bonding methods, high temperatures, and potential medical X-ray applications, noting wartime industrial push and emergent practical limits.
A scrambled report from Arisbanе details a debate in the Assembly over Burdetin River bridge plans. It mentions the Satineal Works Council, Prime Minister Malan, and proposed high level bridge and road deviations. The discussion notes wartime needs and infrastructure delays affecting passenger and vehicular routes.
Fragmentary report of a theft case in Brisbane. Details describe clothing cloth stolen, suspects, and a court appearance including names such as Hency Lawrence Hom Az and Knyvett SM. The testimony references a deal involving 30 rolls at £60 per yard, later police recovery of 19 rolls.
A garbled text fragment discusses devices and methods to alter a temperature type in intermediate paints or wood elements. It mentions heating with a power supply, material properties, and electronics terms tied to high voltages and a frequency range around 306,000 cycles per second, implying an electrical heating or processing concept.
A 1919 era report explains radio valve technology enabling high frequency, controlled heating used for wood bonding and polymerization. It notes the method’s potential to transform manufacturing by focusing heat, enabling stronger joints and new bonding applications across metals, wood, and composites, with emphasis on efficiency and larger scale production.
In a contested case the government offered machinery back to the owner after a compulsory sale. The owner faced questions about returns and compensation, while the minister and court debated who bears responsibility for damages. An appeal board was urged to set immediate compensation without delays or bureaucracy.
Amid parliamentary debate Liberal and Labor figures clash over government handling of machinery and land acquisition for public works. Prime Minister Curtin defends the appeals process and compensation board, while critics press for faster remedies and broader rights to challenge tribunal decisions.
Fragmentary report notes a race or match involving Osawo Toevemon in Brisbane with rough timing and results. Readable names include Golden Casket, Osawo Toevemon, and Brisbane, suggesting a track or race context. Further details are unclear due to OCR damage.
An article reports the appointment of a new secretary to the Austedies Sugar Producers Association, detailing the selection, educational background including Daremai University, and references to Captain Pearce and others. It notes the nominee’s qualifications, anticipated duties at the Imperial heights, and expectations of serving in the Middle East assignments.
Cadets of the Air Training Corps share a program stressing education and physical training. They receive text books equipment and uniforms while camps and flights in aircraft duties are planned. The program fosters camaraderie between cadets and experienced service members.
Obituary notice for Mes. BC Morton of Vine Street Patat, longtime editor and prominent figure formerly with The Array Post, who died after ill health. Survived by brother and other relatives. Funeral arrangements at St John’s Church of England to be announced.
The record details efforts to restore the right of appeal to Governor in Council and determine if the matter should proceed to arbitration. Council members discuss conferencing with representatives to settle claims under the reading, aiming for a court hearing and possible temporary orders.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brisbane service unions and merchants at a penny rate. Missing context. cannot determine full event, date, or entities.
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