Menzies Abroad and Pacific Role in Global Strategy
American press voices high regard for Australia Prime Minister Menzies as he visits London to press for clearer U S Australia New Zealand strategy roles. He seeks representation in NATO and stronger mutual defence while ensuring Pacific defence aligns with European needs and a stronger Australian voice in regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Australia
RK. G. Menpes
Truman
Desnake Eesti
Feu
Fred
Mr. Menzies Male
United States
New Zealand
Pacific
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
Menzies
London
Middle East
N.A.T.O
Mr. Menzies
Shipping Moves Outline Batch of Coastal Voyages
Shipping movements list vessels and routes from Melbourne to Cairns and towns along the coast. Mansada departs Melbourne bound for Sydney and Brisbane with Cairns arrival June 11, return June 13. Maneora sails Townsville to Cairns, May 30 return, Kanimbia from Cairns to Townsville Brisbane Sydney Melbourne, Elonna from Cairns via Portland Roads and Thursday Island, Culcairn from Darwin to Melbourne, River Norman freight to Cairns for Sydney, Bauns from Calcutta via Singapore and Jakarta, Miera at Cairns loading for Sydney, Benthorpe loading for Portland Roads Horn Island Thursday Island, Wewak to Smiths Creek Port Stewart, Wairangs from London with Cairns end June, Devna Lom Pescone and ports via Cairns Sydney Port Johnstonville, Gunma mid June, Segred Bristol Oe ports, Liverpool for July 26 via Panama, Brissane Port Alma Cairns, due arms October.
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Mansada
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Townsville
Cairns
Maneora
Kanimbia
Melourne
Elonna
Portland Roads
Thursday Island
Culcairn
Darwin
River Norman
Airns
Bauns
Calcutta
Singapore
Djakarta
Townsvile
New Zeeand
Miera
Brisoc
Benthorpe
Sith’s Creek
Portland
Horn Island
Wewak
Smith's Creek
Port Stewart
Wairangs
London
Noarh Querney
Porta
Devna
Lom Pescone
Caeen
Port Jownville
Newport
Liverpool
Panama Canal
Brissane
Port Alma
Whawilly
Local accidents and a regional supply conference noted
Reports from Warravo and Winklestein describe injuries from falls on concrete and a bicycle accident, with first aid and hospital treatment. A combined conference of local authorities under Atherton Chamber of Commerce will meet in Athleston to discuss obtaining urgently needed industrial materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheston
Emerce
ATLA
Liam
Obituary of George Herbert St John Biggs 57 of Cairns
George Herbert St John Biggs 57 of 3 James Street Cairns died Friday at Calvary Hospital born in England who came to Cairns with family in 1910 worked in mining and owned a green grocery later joined rail service survived by two sons Charles and Edward two sisters and one brother funeral from St John’s Church of England Lakestreet Cairns to Cairns Cemetery Saturday at 2:30 pm.
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George Herbert St. John Biggs
James Street
Calvary Hospital
England
Cairne
Stannary Hille
Irvinebank
Cairns
Green
Ceatnece
Mareeba
Herberton
Brisbane
Charles
Edward
John’s Church
Engtand
Lakestreet
In Memoriam and Remembrance Notices
Obituaries and memorial notices for Ley and McHugh families. Includes expressions of love from spouses children and grandchildren, with dates and names such as Clive Eileen Gail Gordon and Rose. Notices mention May and 1961 era, Chillagoe and family connections, conveying enduring remembrance and sorrow.
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Ley
Drar Bumb
Bradiey
Aswten
Acas Clive
Jack
Eileen
Gail Sed Gordon
McHugh
Micheel Joseph
Eweed Saree Om SR
Jobe
RF. L
Shepherd
Chillagoe
Accidents to Children in Local Area
Ambulance attended two incidents last evening. Tom Herron aged 54 of 285 Explanade reportedly swallowed a substance and was taken to the doctor. At 6 13 p m Gem Eddy aged 5 from Miles Street fell and sustained a lip laceration. first aid given at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Herron
Martic
Miles Street
Gem Eddy
Innisfail Accidents Reported AtWork Injuries
George Morris a labourer for Johnstone Shire Council sustained abrasions and contusions to the left arm with suspected fracture after being struck by a lead weight at work. He received first aid from the Innifail ambulance and was taken to hospital. A separate incident saw maid Mackay sustain a lacerated scalp wound when struck on the head. Ambulance attention preceded advice to see a doctor. Our Innisfail correspondent.
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Inniefal
George Morris
Johnstone Shire
Aer
Maid Mackay
Innisfail
Infantry Battalion Parade Schedule Change
All personnel are advised that there will be no parade on Monday night May 26, 1945. The next parade will be the commanding officer's parade at Nomnan Park on Monday June 2, 1982 at 1900 hours. Tickets for the debutante ball are obtainable from the adjutant at the training depot Lake Street.
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Nomnan Park
Lake-Street
Car wreck at Simpson's Point injures William Geary
William Geary of 229 Abbott Street drove a car on the Cook Highway and left the road at Simpson's Point last evening. A passing motorist brought him to Cairns Ambulance at 7.30 with slight concussion, knee bruises, and shock. He was not detained at the hospital. the car was only lightly damaged.
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Desk
mGan
William Geary
Abbott Street
Simpson's Point
Cook Highway
Geary
Cairns
Innisfail Hospital appeal receives near two thousand pounds
At the board meeting secretary Mr C H Martin reported a strong response to the hospital appeal. The best part of 2000 pounds has been received with a single donor contributing 100 pounds. Our Innisfail correspondent notes the public generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail Hospital
C. H Martin
Innisfail
Legacy seeks continued support for Queensland administration
The Legacy reports a strong record of stewardship and a surplus from the 1951 appeal after generous donations. It plans annual budget growth to about £5000 and asks remaining donors to contribute, directing gifts to the secretary at Cairns 4131, Post Office, Cairns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Cairns
Post Office
End of Lecture Circuit Reaches State Schools
A fragment shows talks given to boys at State High School St Augustine's College and the Parra suggesting a civic or educational outreach program. The text hints at a series of formal talks aimed at students from multiple institutions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's College
Power Supply To Mt Garnet Secured By CREB
Emergency action to uphold Mt Garnet power as Tableland Tin dredge water shortage after a poor season halts dredging. CREB arranged continued supply while Tableland Tin meets demand. board manager K A E Sharman travelled to Brisbane to discuss consumer protection and alternative measures.
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MI. Garnet
CREB
Regimes Board
Tableland Tin
K. A. E. Sharman
Brisbane
Power supply kept by prompt actions praised
The board and Table land Tin agreed an emergency existed and the cost of operating the generator would be shared between the board and the units used. The speaker appreciated the prompt action that ensured an unbroken supply and praised the manager and chairman for their moves amid limited amenities.
Successful loan aids regional boards and state credit
A loan valued at over £635,000 shows strong support from regional boards. Mr Faulkner notes regional board contributions, praises the State Electricity Commission, and thanks Ald. Fulton and Mr Meil Smith for cooperation. Dr Holdcroft commends Fulton for publicising the loan and boosting public confidence in funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Ald
W. J. Fulton
Meil Smith
Commission
Paulkner
Smith
Holdcroft
Ald. Fulton
Fulton
State Electricity Commission
C. Dickinson
Dr. Holdcroft
W. H. Jensen
Mem
Power Pole Delays Hit Mossman Tully Falls Line Project
Discussion notes delayed delivery of steel poles for the Mossman line and the Tully Falls project with one quarter of the 1000 poles allocated to Mossman. Officials report route work near Mt Garnet and Babinds, a British General Electric contract for carrier current line equipment, and continued cooperation between board members and the State Electricity Commission amid wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully Falls
Mossran
Mt. Garnet
Babinds
Cairns-Innisfail
Wee
British General Electric Pty. Ltd
Costrol
Unclear Proportion Statement Spans Two Percentages
The note presents two percentages, 76 per cent and 72 per cent, without context or identifiers. No names, dates, places, or organizations are provided to establish the event or subject. Further readable details are needed to form a complete summary.
Cairns Municipal Band Veterans Ipswich Contest Praise
A Cairns Municipal Band review details Mr. Burmell’s tribute to secretary Mrs. K. D. Davie and the band’s prompt conduct. Mr. Hite thanked bandsmen for their behaviour during Ipswich contest travel. George Schipke won champion tenor trombone. Ralph Skerritt placed second in champion of champions by one point. Officers elected: Patron The Mayor Ald. W. Fulton. vice patrons A. Innes and T. Craime. auditors C. King, Burnell and Co. Pty. Ltd.
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James Ako
Burmell
K. D. Davie
Hite
Ipswich
Cairns
Niv
George Schipke
Ralph Skerritt
Treombone
Ald
W. Fulton
A. Innes
T. Craime
Charlie King
Burnell and Co. Pty. Ltd
Court Embers Reserved Decisions Reported In Land Case
Yesterday the State Land Court led by Director W. B. L McLean announced eight determinations with reserved decisions. Two defended hearings exposed Crown valuations for lessee properties. Mr McLean reserved his decisions in each. W. H. Samus represented lessees of S. L. No. 2310 Cairne district. Mervyn and Mervyn Ronald Belton noted probate details. Crown valuation proposed 68 shillings 4 pence per acre and annual rent 123 pounds 10 shillings.
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Lessehold
McLean
W. H. Samus
S.L
Cairne District
Mervyn
Mervyn Ronald Belton
Land Ranger’s Evidence and Crown Rentals in Cairns District
Extracts show land values and rents per acre in multiple parishes such as Tinare Tmaroo and Cairns. The Crown sought rates around 10s to 1 0d per acre with numerous parcels listed including estates of Henderson Tobiano and Erikson. Several tenants in common and executors appear with varied rents and payment terms amid determinations.
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Carns
Meond
P.L
Stanley Cecil Vieller
Rudolph Gabriel Erikson
Rosario Cardillo
William Peterson
Laurence Bu
R Rutherford
Wiliam Bayd
Herbert James Sullivan Ives
Harold John Hichard Ives
Robert Wiliam Bunn
Fiorence Lila Bunn
Enent Willam Berminski
Crven
Janet
Robis Discherty
John Andres Dehn
Denman Chapeean
Berth Rivard Trown Tibi
Owere Heard
Ren
Frederick James Hutchings
Samuel Butchings
Amen
Charles Maxford Alessi
WAPTL
Regimakl Methven
Booth
Cairns
Charles Maxford Allan
Fragmentary OCR notes on badge and patrol description
Partial transcription notes describe a person wearing a large metal badge on the chest. The text references a patrol and a figure named Lee, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Juvenile Ball Awards Cause Sportsmanlike Praise
Rev. T Firth praised the splendid appearance of the comtimeecs and said the children were lucky to have helpful parents. Judges Meniamies EL M Walmaley W Peters and F Hi Sonee found it hard to choose winners from many clever characterizations but all were satisfied and lauded the winners in true sporting fashion.
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T. Firth
Meniamies EL M Walmaley
W. Peters
F. Hi. Sonee
Hunters and Heirs: Court and Names Listed
A partial OCR list shows names tied to a legal or social notice. Included are individuals such as Curt, Deen McIntyre, Maur een Dempster, Mesdames Mills Williams Colemer, Camp Lew, Geet Nott James, Goodwin Davie Price Archdall Dere van Gummen Clarks Winsch Hinsch.
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Underette
Hunter
Genéf
Curt
Old World Courtiers
Deen McIntyre
Maureen Dempster
Helrers
Mills
O. Willams H. Colemer Mines
Camp
A. Lew
BR J. Geet
Ww. Nott
L. James
Mesur
Mith
M. C. Goodwin
L. Davie
A. E. Price
H. Archdall
Filipino Treaty Difficulty Fails to Clear Senate Panel
Manila May 22 The Congress adjourned with the Senate in session as a Senate panel wrangled over questions about the Japanese treaty difficulties. The report highlights delays and unresolved points casting doubt on swift approval.
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Manila
A.ap
Congress
Senate
Motor cyclist speeding cited in Cairns Post report
A fragment from The Cairns Post describes a motor cyclist speeding between two points near Bovabier Road on a May Saturday. The text mentions a driver named Pete, a farmer, and an apparent incident on the road.
Lames' Pennants Result In Townaville
Lames' pennant outcome noted for Townaville with brief details of the result and local standings.
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Lames
Inquest Into Motorcyclist's Death Adjourned
Witness described the rider as a two year motorcyclist who had been traveling on the wrong side of the road for fun. He believed they were fast but not expecting an accident and the inquest was adjourned.
Estate share blocked by criminal act in adviser diary
In a lawyer diary entry a widow Mrs Hyem seeks protection of her share from a will. Mr Hyem died before his wife who was imprisoned for manslaughter of Nak Sephons. Courts bar any beneficiary who profits from their own crime, nullifying the gift to her uncle under the will and leaving the writer to advise on the estate.
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Mr Hyem
Hyems
Nak Sephons
Mr. Hyerms
Father Defends Son Amid Legal Question
In a disputed case, John Boden recounts injuries after a struggle and argues the law may fault him for defending his son. The dialogue questions whether his actions were legally justified and whether natural paternal feelings should be penalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boden
Boden
John
Mon Boden
Negotiating grocery sale amid suburban restraint clause
The speaker discusses selling a pay business to Fan nie in the suburbs and reviewing a contract clause. The draft agreement, shaped by terms on payment and a non compete clause, prompts concerns about five mile radius and court enforcement. The advisor urges altering clause six to avoid a five mile restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Milkey
Paul
Billi
Magmie
Restraint in Trading Clause Conversational Debate
A dialogue discusses a clause restricting business in Australia as overly broad and vague. Hives questions enforceability arguing restraint must be reasonable and necessary. The exchange explores how wide a non compete clause can be and whether Ronnie should push for a fair restraint to protect his own interests.
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Australia
Austral
Ronnie
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