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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
10
A Cornell nutrition study shows principles for freezing foods and suggests Mrs Masterson’s freezer tests prove items like bread, cookies, pies and pastries survive zero temperatures with varying effects on texture and crust. The research highlights moisture and vapor control as key to preserving quality.
A New York Times survey of 28 cities argues that the cure for traffic jams is not more cars but parking. It notes Chicago has 100,000 vehicles daily with 17,709 spaces for 56,000 needed, while Detroit faces 200 car spaces shortages and Philadelphia bans late seating for coal days. Off street parking facilities are proposed as the remedy.
Fragmented report from Leeds describes a local council plan concerning a riding event and weather-related adjustments. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate council action in response to conditions.
Fragmentary text suggests Britons facing travel reopenings and holiday plans, with mentions of one month vacations and Paris trips. Unclear details leave traveler permissions and costs ambiguous, reflecting ongoing access issues for visitors.
The readable fragment states that the Western democracies must demonstrate something to address bias in the United Nations formation and a strive for an effective mechanism amid tensions with the Soviet Union. It suggests a political critique of global governance.
Official result list shows Prize winners for numbers with prizes from £1000 to £300. Names include Cameron, Jackson, Garter, Moffatt, Bowhill, Gambling, and various addresses and numbers. Petty entries indicate desk checks, notes of draws, and prize allocations across multiple categories.
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