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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1946
Page
3
Russian radio commentator Mikhail Mishailoy reports a delay in withdrawing troops from Misnehuria. He says Chinese authorities were unable to take over immediately in the north eastern province, leading to the postponement. The report, dated Moscow March 34, provides the latest materiel on troop movements.
Disjointed notes describe direct action by unions and civic unrest in Brisbane, with references to China and Chungking. Mentions of Russia, Soviet forces in Manchuria, and a probing council stance appear alongside stray lines about cabarets and cafes. The text is chaotic and fragmentary, offering a snapshot of mid century international tension and domestic labor tensions without clear events.
A fragment from a campaign text to electors of Eacham Shire outlines farmer concerns about cream and milk transport. The speaker pledges to act on back-track farming issues, promising to carry out stated plans if elected and urging support from local electorates.
Independent Labour candidate J Meehan pledges immediate work on water supply for Mareeba Division and Harbour Board. He argues a reliable supply will raise property value, cites past finance of hospital board and £35000, and notes ongoing piped schemes at Burke's Falls, Rocky Creek, and Davies Creek. He appeals for votes and declares independence from other candidates.
American anticraft reporters note that army technicians at White Sands New Mexico expect to launch a German V rocket about 100 miles high during secret tests in mid April. Instruments will record atmospheric data and test effects on flight.
The Prime Minister warns against the Communist Party gaining political power in Australia while unions influence government. Critics question the claim and push for a return of the Country Party with its “A Better Deal for the North” slogan to improve matters.
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