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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1946
Page
6
The readable text provides no clear event, date, or entities to summarize into a proper news item.
The piece discusses the United Nations as a practical peace instrument, noting its emergence from global wish and highlighting figures like Harold Nicholson. It argues UNO offers a more realistic outlook than the League of Nations and stresses that peace requires cooperation free from selfishness and distrust.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses parcels for Britain and distribution across regions, mentioning Germany, Australia, and various nations. It references industrial work, rationing, and general wartime logistics with scattered terms like ships, tears, and seasons, but lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
A garbled OCR item describes an inquiry concerning naval matters and a committee process. Names and details are fragmented, but reference to a clerk, appointments, and a police or governance body suggest an official evaluation of conduct and potential punitive outcomes.
A compact notice describes an illegal vehicle use issue. It mentions Petar Butcher as the involved party and a fine totaling £750 and other costs. The document notes government charges and a later amount of £30 with six pence, outlining the payment obligations and the settlement terms.
Fragmentary report mixes humid conditions and long-range weather data with transport incidents. Mentions a Polar Bitar truck overturned near Mulgrave bridge, driver Ponting Wayury injured. Notes Chamber of Commerce officers and a tribute to Mr Clarke. Includes scattered climate figures, Galea and Port statistics, and a Cairns to Townsville train schedule update.
A garbled report notes officials debating water service limits and facilities. It mentions unavailable rooms on Water Street and a proposed Rock turn-in in metropolitan areas. Norman Park is cited as inconvenient, with authorities considering compelled visits.
A Babinda deputation failed to convince the Agriculture Minister to permit import of a promising sugar cane variety from the Ingham district. The brief report notes a trial of several hundred acres and ongoing debates over suitability and local farming impact.
The read text records a draw event titled Gold en Casket No 102 drawn today in Brisbane with references to numbers 11.65 percent and names such as Corcoran Gees Guerich Abe Brisbane Anderson Fink Tremet Windlex and places Merrion Tumbulgume. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear details and multiple unreadable segments.
A request to shift the Etheridge Line schedule to allow perishables to depart on Monday rather than before the weekend prompts notes of similar proposals. Mr Armstrong reported receipt of a tier and spoke to Mr Me Loughlin about loading perishables, while concerns about safety and provisions for women and children at Petrebinest were raised.
A garbled report from the Exchange Council meeting cites concerns over delays and possible misuse of time. It mentions attempts to forward findings to the Queenland committee and notes pollution issues tied to Herbert River and related river improvements.
In Innisfail on March 22 the State Council advised a water conservation proposal to the Co ordinator General Public Works Mr J R Kemp. He said the State Employment Council was not involved and that details remained unsettled.
Nominations received include Peter Alina Willem Wilts and others for Chairman and various roles in Shire offices. The conference set terms and qualifications, with divisions listing other candidates and districts including Cairns and Freshwater schools. Decisions by Federal MPs and Queensland premier outline government building plans and refinery needs. results to be released.
Officials discuss commercial building permits and repair cycles amid postwar housing and infrastructure needs. Proposals include private funding for cement works, temporary civilian wing quarters, and potential reallocation of Margate and Worman Park premises formerly used by services.
Fragmentary text discusses a university event held at Cannon either Tuesday or Thursday, with strict bookings and rising rates. Mentions 42 cats and 97 cules, plus RErUIT WOMES star and Wednesday exporciees. Text is garbled and only partial details remain.
A drought grips Tasmania driving meat shortages for civilians as discussions on lifting meat price controls and industrial court action unfold. An upcoming mass meeting is planned as officials weigh options and the Premier faces inquiry about the government response.
Mr S M Bruce Melbourne announces he will not sail today for England but plans to return from Latice Sent after a delay. The note mentions leisure and pleasure amid a divided timetable.
A disjointed diary extract shows scattered lines about meetings, signatures, and a request to meet near a reservoir. The writer mentions Morace, references a future plan, and notes writing a robe while lamenting illiteracy among peers. The tone is fragmented and reflective.
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