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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1935
Page
6
The passage presents a garbled reflection on war fears among the Garang, citing longing for aid and freedoms. It hints at demilitarized life in Versilion and Germany, mixing terms and dates to imply released feelings and aggression, but remains unclear and incomplete.
London reports reactions to Hitler and the Versailles treaty amid speculation of British and French stance. In a separate scene, a lively evening featured Bob Lees on solo, Miss L Carey and many performers delivering songs, recitations, and dances with notable local talent and musical interludes.
Geneva reports discuss rising hostility and European understanding amid looming tensions. Moscow notes Germany prepares for war despite conscription. Stockholm reports frank discussion of race ornaments by European statesmen.
The readable text hints at a discussion on peace and arms control with phrases about collective guarantees and competitive armaments. It mentions a Daily Telegraph leader and references to societal or political questions, but most content is garbled.
A Cairns Ladies competition notes two solid rollups at Indies. Notable results include Mrs Foxlce trailing by 10 and Mrs Mather ford close behind at ser. Schwilk and Mrs Pawell also feature in the standings with modest gaps.
The article discusses sugar price adjustments and government actions affecting sugar production and trade. It notes retail sugar prices, Australian production controls, and impending agreements with Commonwealth and Queensland governments while referencing Britain’s export preferences and anticipated parliamentary approval. It mentions industry leaders' concerns and the need for producer cooperation under the policy framework.
Remarks from British manufacturers and American sales voices discuss trade friction over wool, sugar, and car trade transfers. The chairman presented a comprehensive statement by Mr. W. H. Dob, with the report adopted and industry appreciation noted for the sugar agreement renewal.
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