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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 14, 1947
Page
5
This excerpt reports on timber resources and forestry research across inland regions, noting plant operations, timber utilization, and new studies. It highlights Harvard involvement, Sil ver Kunming observations, and expert recommendations on species like Blip Gum and Red Gum for varied climates and moisture conditions.
Aboard the Asturias the writer describes Bombays markets hotels and shops. She paints a crowded scene of price wars in the East a buyer’s market with stark contrasts to Western apathy. Food prices and shoddy ware are noted alongside fine textiles and bustling bazaars.
Incomplete OCR text discusses rubber and turpentine processing and the use of tree gums in industrial chemistry. Mentions Alfred Grant and a British Save organization, with references to wartime extraction methods and coatings affecting timber and resin use. Notes experimental results and questions about applicability to other trees.
Chicago study details a novel contagious disease with Chile fever like symptoms including fever sweats and hacking cough. Researchers from New York City Department of Health and Public Health Service describe signs before fever sudden fever spikes and rapid recovery, with headaches muscle pains and general malaise reported among patients.
The article discusses international trade talks on wool and sugar, noting Australia’s concern over imperial preference and possible concessions at Geneva. It cites Australian officials stressing Parliament approval for any changes and highlights cane growers and sugar interests watching developments closely.
Fragmented OCR text yields few readable names or places. The readable portion mentions a New Zealander and youth, suggesting a theme of world friendship and youth connection. No clear events, dates, or organizations are ascertainable from the readable lines.
A letter proposes a public service plan tied to the wharf area noting the need for daytime use of a site by Merchant Club members, the Australian Service Canteen closure, and funding concerns. It argues the scheme could create a job for a serviceman and would benefit those unable to afford daily costs.
Sir a Kensne letter May 7 notes water supply is adequate and beautification will attract tourists. He urges patience as war ends and weeds in streets persist. The ALP praised for work. a strong progress association is proposed to represent Kuranda and district, potentially at Australian conferences. References to Blossom Forest and Barron River bridge highlight local unity and history.
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