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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1952
Page
3
An Australian discussion highlights rising population and demand outpacing domestic food production. Officials note high feeding costs, low farm prices, and weak land use, urging government action to boost output. Producers worry about labor, land use, and market access as imports partly fill gaps.
A Wolfram search continues near Mount Garnet with workers, trucks, and machinery scouring barren terrain for ore valued at SH2 10 per ton. A miner, A. Harrison of Mr Garnet, reported buying £16,340 worth of wolfram in 18 months, while others seek field prospects as demand grows and prices rise.
Fragmentary report on shipping activity at Cairns notes vessels including River Clarence arriving made to port for end of May operations. Mentions sugar loading for Sydney and Adelaide prospects, with references to ports Cairns Paris Brabane Port Aina and Cairn Dee Cules.
The report lists multiple players such as Wilkinson Pedersen Landy and Abeurn as they compete across several holes. Highlights include birdies by Rex Jonathon and others while partners push for four up at various stages. The piece reads like a scorecard with names, holes and outcomes, noting several four up and five up margins.
A fragmentary Alaskan town note reports a March fire sparked by an exploding hard source. Details are limited but the event involves Wrangell and a fire incident with uncertain outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions a march and names like Sarah Hobinwe and Syntene, with unclear actions and dates. It references a tribute by a husband and mentions a person named Dae and a Naa. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent summary.
From the Local Sphere reports approval of a 4100 loan to Mulgrave Shire Council for toy making plant and parade expenses. Brisbane Weather Bureau telegraphs a near term unsettled forecast with possible thunderstorms and cool nights. traffic incidents include injuries from a cycling accident near Frenchville and a collision involving a utility vehicle, with ambulances attending and hospitals notified.
Dunbulan court heard Minia Moors of Lake Street Cairns plead by letter to driving an unregistered motor vehicle on the Dumbulah Mareeba road on February first. The defendant Mesere EH Short CT Wil Son PsP John Berry Plath 22 faced Minin Roade Acts charges and was convicted and fined £3 with costs of court. In default one month’s imprisonment. The case was proven by Constable Byatt.
A news item reports sudden push to install radar wind mapping across Australia and Queensland. Stations Amberley Cloncurry and Townsville will gain enhanced visibility to forecast winds and weather threats. Experts note benefits in safety and aviation, though costs and tech integration pose challenges.
Reported text shows a disjointed fragment about stewards and an inquiry on Saturday regarding a Cairne related event. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragmented account describes a truck crash near Gau olture involving 13 men and families en route to Baschie. Victims Raymond Micnélsen, Jean Robie son, Vance Bans, Keevits obingon sustain skull, head, and leg injuries. Police and witnesses noted river currents and remote road hazards as the group prepared for ALP Wancha meeting.
Mackay March 1. Ex servicemen are urged to receive proper home finance. The State President of the BBL spoke about supporting veterans and recognizing their service with honors and medals as part of a broader effort by the ex-service community.
The report outlines severe drought across the Northern Territory with no rain and rapid cattle deaths near Tennant Creek. Experts warn 30 to 75 percent of the territory’s 1.25 million cattle could perish if rain does not arrive within a month. Todays conditions spark fears of rot and starvation as stock piles dwindle and authorities seek relief.
The wooden vessel Yalata in the Bloomfield River timber run to Cairns was flooded and stranded off Double Island sixteen miles from Cairns early last night. Owned by Colonel Ryan of the North Queensland line, the crew included Colonel Ryan and skipper Mr Vint. Two crewmen rowed to shore in a seal boat, while the others stayed aboard.
An emergency exchange describes a vessel and barrier reef situation late at night. A crew member reports a fight and a dancer in the crema behind the hindering incident. The Peninsula issue mentions an auxiliary engine and a planned move toward Yolane by dawn. Mr Vinmee is linked to the Australian Crocodile Shonters and the MBE.
In a tense grand final day, Bollon narrowly clings to form as Harwood and Boniface lead with strong partnerships. McDonald and McGibbon stir late resistance, but the bowling of Crommelin and Westaway prove decisive as St Augustines claim the premiership by innings and four runs amid a chaotic scoreline.
A report details a father and his daughter stabbed during a back street assault. Witnesses recall hearing a scream as the assailant fled, while police investigate and examine hospital conditions and survivor statements.
In a delay of payment terms the sugar industry awaits final figures on term payments. An official from the assessment bureau announced a forthcoming statement after a routine examination. The decision hinges on yield reports and the interim payment scale for cane buyers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Borah area incident with a person named Greenad and references to bills, a late afternoon event, and police recovery efforts. Names and details are unclear due to transcription errors, but indicate a law enforcement response and pursuit or investigation following a reported crime.
Trainees at a militia camp near Southport, Merl D. two forces and forty members of the Third Light Auto Aircraft contingent gathered as drill and maneuvers began. Officials described live signaling and field exercises conducted under canvas in adverse conditions.
An odd ball game of chance mirrors Monte Carlo as a town runs a trial with a baby driver in a pretend race. The event begins in Sydney and ends at 3.9 oclock the next morning after a long simulation with a line drawn along the river.
A 19 year old man Arthur Geldenstein of Armand Street Granville Mary born labourer died instantly when his motor cycle failed to negotiate a corner at Childfeshin morning. The accident occurred as the rider crashed into a obstacle at the scene.
A deadly shooting occurred at a youth facility involving multiple parties. investigators identify a suspect and are tracing motives while securing the scene. Police say the victim was pronounced dead at the site and several witnesses are being questioned for details.
An OCR torn account describes a crowded race with Vinnie, Vinoma, Nim, O'Meara TV, and Noell contending across laps. It notes missteps, sprays of water, a broken bridle, and close finishes as Vinoma gains on Nim and O'Meara TV in a northwest dash with Heather Bale Meares close behind for third.
The report describes a goresy boat race with Young Chris Bulium and Syd Bolton near the lead, Tormen and Mery Sehula contending for the finish, and multiple crews misjudging marks. Officials later declared the race due to daylight and tide, with possible rescheduling next Sunday if conditions improve.
A midday accident near Priorstesn and acked Tervare involved a young cyclist. The ambulance took the boy to hospital where he died. The report notes a shooting incident nearby and confirms ambulance transport to medical care.
A collapsed scene prompted an ambulance response as bystanders reported distress and officials began inspection. No further details on injuries or exact location were provided in the fragment.
Dismissals and temporary layoffs affect staff at Redbarn based Woollen Mille, with management noting shift work and no breach, as the company contemplates future wage and positions changes. Residents report ongoing fog conditions near North. The managing director, Mr Morris, confirmed the plant faces reductions and reassures no immediate breach of duties.
Canberra dispatch reports on wheat production and overseas markets. The piece notes government policy on grain planting, taxation, and supply, with ministers commenting on the need for wheat to reach overseas buyers and stabilize domestic shortages, amid discussions of growers' conditions and pricing.
An unclear OCR note records wind related injuries at an Ary ae Lee event. It mentions injuries to two individuals and references teams or persons tied to a local pace or sequence. Further readable details are unavailable.
The report describes a fall near Botel Kueh en Ei on a railway line. Injuries include abrasions and facial cuts with the injured transported for medical assessment. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident required hospital attention on arrival at Cairny Base Hospital.
In Sydney on March 4 a man was bashed and mocked amid a chaotic scene. Police reported multiple assailants involved and questioned witnesses as they investigated possible motives and whether alcohol played a role.
Week end accident brief from Cairns Ambulance outlines cases including Norman Jones aged 18 who sustained injuries near Lake and another incident where a probable fracture to the arm occurred after a fall at Box. Additional notes mention injuries to Grotréy Moyalban and a youth from Ged Beam in a separate on site mishap.
A wide textured survey narrates Australia and Britain facing wheat and budget pressures. It notes Prime Minister Mr. G. L. Men est steering policy, farm subsidies, and currency concerns amid calls for increased production. The piece mentions ministers, cabinet drift, and critical questions on balance of payments and rural output.
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