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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1947
Page
8
The UN Population Commission in New York studies world population growth and its impact on food and jobs amid migratory pressures. The body, first of its kind, aims to link population trends with economic stability, peace, and regional development through research and policy analysis.
Gordonvale March 11 The Mulgrave Shire Council erects street name signs at intersections. The Gordonvale and District Progress Association is informed that a postal delivery will start in Gordonvale early next month and every household should display a number on their front fence to ensure mail delivery. Public notice on community plans and local concerns follows.
The article discusses accelerating population growth in Europe and the United States contrasting with high densities in China and India. It notes migration pressures, displacement of millions, refugee flows, and the search for new homelands amid political upheaval and economic strain. It mentions countries like Iceland, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, and Chile engaging in labor programs to bolster self sufficiency.
Report on Japanese war widows struggling to survive as pensions and purchasing power fall. Many rely on meager government stipends, work odd jobs, or live with relatives. Observers note few gains since the war and advocate quicker relief.
Mr Almac says nur associa tun was not against tennis though they did not want courts erected. Mr Hattiesen met Mr M Arnold from Auckland. Arnold called the sport attractive and noted local interest. Discussion touched on regulatory questions and a hotline meeting context with various local figures and groups.
The account describes Little America personnel testing rubber suits for Antarctica with heavy underwear and multiple layers to withstand extreme cold. It notes temperature around 50 degrees above, and reports on the trimming, movement tests, and potential future demonstrations by Lt. Hal Invereon and Commander Harry G. Enberg.
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