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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
5
The Cairns Post reports on a heated parliamentary clash over double dissolution powers and party discipline. Labour faces pressure as the Senate and party directives test the path to federal election tactics and constitutional limits.
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Police report a farm shooting with scattered gunfire across fields near Perth. Witnesses recall a man firing with a rifle and shotgun, causing a brief public disturbance before authorities remanded him for further questioning.
Six persons were injured in a crash on Redcliffe Avenue near San pentane. The injured include Albertien I Jeanie Sin and Beant Rue with others listed among the victims. Authorities reported a hospital transfer for treatment and ongoing examinations by the examining team.
The final event of the season saw Swimmers complete a revival programme as the Essex club championship took shape. Nomination forms were due before 12 o'clock tonight for the forthcoming programme.
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The fragment notes several injury incidents with ambulances and first aid. Carol Mellick, Mary Tereas White, and other residents are mentioned along with collisions and falls. Weather readings from Cairns and surrounding regions are cited, including temperatures and humidity, plus a road accident involving Katherine Sewell and Joseph Sewell near Waterfall Cairns.
Early Victorian election results in Bendigo show Liberal candidate likely to win with expected 60 percent of primary vote. Country Party and Labour may unite to influence the Legislative Assembly, while Brownhill faces a strong challenge from Grieg and Grigete, with the Country Party seen as finishing second.
Obituary item notes the death of Lord Melmet Lavell at the Calton Bays Church in Gordemyain. The brief notice indicates the event occurred in the evening and references a time around 4 o clock, with other fragmentary details unreadable.
Norths A grade premiers feature a fragmented scorecard with players such as Jaroghy McDonald Disa Hell and McDonald contributing innings and fielding. Notable entries include Bray 33, Carr 17, and Wo. Sheehy with multiple wickets, as teams post 108 amid mixed bowling and catching efforts.
In a foggy Cradley match the Rovers bowled well with Foley taking figures and Boniface contributing strong batting. Notable scores include J Boniface 24 and A Boniface 13, while Bradley and Langtree featured for the visitors. The game showcased steady bowling, with several players taking multiple wickets as both sides traded dominance.
A detailed but garbled cricket report from Cairns describes Norths versus Watersiders with scores and many player names. Norths struggle early, Watersiders edge ahead, and Brothers and Freshwater feature in later innings. The piece cites multiple innings, wickets, and declares a winner in different grade matches while noting declarings and second innings twists.
Mr Hanlon called on the Commonwealth to assist Queensland in developing its coal resources. He said he had written to the Prime Minister inviting consideration of Queensland's coal strengths including Blair Athol, Kiesthal and other fields, arguing these resources are vital for national needs amid wartime pressures.
Fragmented remarks from a premier outlining an expansion of Australia’s role in regional resources and markets. Discussions touch on Greenland coal exports, Japan demand, and potential Blair Athol franchise implications amid federal cooperation. The text hints at shifts toward self reliance and broader international engagement.
The chairman of Power and Traction Company Ltd and others discuss funding to aid Australia’s development amid wartime needs. They propose a 0.5 to 1 million spend for Commonwealth and Queensland cover and stress avoiding jealousies and bickering to prevent backwardness among Asian peoples.
Dairymen in the Dele side Dawson Valley held meetings to discuss compensation and policies. Attendees noted ongoing effects on Abemalie and related districts as industry concerns about prices, supplies, and regional growth were raised.
A fragmented report recalls a 1920s gathering where speakers condemn greed in industry. Attendees debate workers' rights, factory conditions, and the complicity of capitalism in labor hardship, highlighting tensions between reformists and industrialists.
The first session of Queensland Parliament opens on Tuesday with more than a day’s work ahead. New bills are introduced as government members stay busy during the main campaigning for the federal election. April 24 marks Liberal-Country and Labour party campaign plans for Queensland, a key state in the elections.
A generation chairmarmr at the initial meeting of the Mackay District cane growers stated that cane harvesters have already placed 130 of Lor and main rows being Geultfy the MacKay Dimeter Cape Growers. The meeting discussed emistic growth and production under new measures.
Fragmentary text shows military or official note with scattered names and places. Contains none of clear events, dates, or entities to form a coherent summary.
A fragmented report quotes Mr Laner, leader of the Lane Labour Party, accusing Communists of undermining the government. He claims Labour leaders face intense attacks from Communist factions and urges unity at the annual party conference. The piece portrays heavy anti-Communist rhetoric and calls for maintaining trade union influence.
Mr Lang argues recognition of Communist China would force a Communist firm embrace and endanger Korea. Australian soldiers in Korea are casualties of Chinese forces. He labels the ALP factions and hints he will contest the McLaxland seat against sitting ALP MP J Harrison, who beat him in 1989.
London dispatch reports England winning a teat event with a decisive margin amid growing national pride. Officials and spectators noted strong performances from key athletes as the score and details circulated.
A crash on the Malhai Pugh Tiaro road near Maryborough left Erni cars dead and James Walle among the injured. The incident injured multiple occupants including the Howards and Chups, with medics treating scalp fractures and facial injuries as the crowd watched emergency crews remove railings and assist survivors.
A man died in a car collision in Imog, authorities reported. Details on the victim's identity and exact circumstances were not immediately available. Local investigators urged witnesses to come forward as the investigation continues.
Saturday March 10 saw the first competition at the range with 10 Remo Awemp Ca bg Changing dent Ind emia tive and Levailed Bme. Scores over 200 300 yards were recorded with top marks by Bonnell Lannion Satshaw and others under excellent conditions despite light showers. Col Cummings Harris and Shambrook posted notable scores while the event highlighted steady service-time performance and a strong turnout despite weather.
Canberra reports the Commonwealth Government plans a major aid program for Australian universities aimed at long term development. Professor GA Currie chairs the university meeting in Sydney as the plan, awaiting state approval, is discussed. The proposal envisions funds growing beyond earlier support to prevent financial strain and expand research and teaching capacity across institutions.
The story outlines a contested push for increased road funding across local and national governments. Officials clash over who pays, how much, and the impact on local budgets, with critics arguing current revenue streams are sufficient while supporters press for larger grants and faster road work.
Shipping notices list sailings from Queensland ports with destinations and dates. Vessels described include Manunda bound for Townsville and Cairns, departures around March, and connections to Brisbane Melbourne and Darwin, with cargo details and travel windows noted in days around Good Friday and late March.
Fragmented text references Australia, Indonesia, New Guinea, and related defence issues. Mentions Monsoon era tensions, naval craft, and regional strategic concerns. Contains garbled dates and names, but notes Indonesia's stance and possible seizure or control discussions.
Crowds packed Canberra for a wartime reenactment featuring 1200 participants. A fire display and cannonade highlighted the event as the public watched the restoration of the Ninety Ei Canberra episode with Mr Hughes taking a ceremonial role.
March report from The Times notes a wire-walker severely injured during a Friday night performance at Thasize oval. Con Ciliee fell back and twisted an ankle, with observers saying the accident worsened an earlier strain.
Reports from Brisbane on March 28 describe strong prospects for combat readiness and industrial recruitment tied to a British wartime push. Officials in London warn that a large scale conscription and supply effort could affect labor markets and regional industries.
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