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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

May 30, 1952

Page

1

Empire sugar export agreement eyed by inquiry

Brisbane May 29 at the Sugar Inquiry Committee hearing the general secretary of the ASPA Mr E T S Pearce recalled Bundaberg evidence on an Empire sugar export agreement. It secures price and volume for the industry. For 1952 season exports will largely occur at £41 a ton with modest gains anticipated in 1953.

Brisbane As.p.a E. T. S. Pearce Bening Speer Pearce Bundaberg Seth Foe Kennedy Frye

Sugar export price discussants in postwar era

The article notes firm commitments by producers amid talk of export prices and international sugar market action. It mentions Canada and Australia as sources, with reference to the International Sugar Council and potential price maintenance measures if world prices fall. It discusses quotas, commitments, and the role of buyers in supplying major markets.

Tilim International Tal Board Alte Austalia Xxerviceen Eu-Serciceman

40 Hour Week Debate Shapes Sugar Industry Policy

A 40 hour week discussion weighs on sugar and beet industries with labor costs and export prospects. Officials cite stability, demand, and price trends, while unions argue for shorter hours to protect workers. Experts predict export earnings and market impacts if policy shifts occur.

Pearce Abe Cain Airacion Seville Loduasry

Woman Found Not Guilty In Toowoomba Jury Trial

In Toowoomba on May 2 a jury acquitted Mrs Lillian Say Lee a 22 year old Wimerran housewife of three counts of willful mare and related charges after a retirement of more than three hours.

Toowoomba Tormoomba Lillian Say Lee Zoyearold Wimerran Pullty

Menzies Meets London Tales Economic Tangles

Australia and Britain discussed import controls and dollar impacts amid wartime trade frictions. Officials noted only small volumes of goods to be adjusted while aiming to keep essential imports steady. Figures show monthly Australian payments and import totals varied with no clear reductions through late 1931, as talks focused on maintaining adequate imports and exchange stability.

Menzies Australia Aus Cope Avatali Sd Thay Aince Ausire Bat Io Rumantance

Grave Danger Of War In Turbulent Times

Brisbane dispatch reports heightened chances of war as tensions rise between major powers. Analysts warn Russia could strike before any formal escalation, amid uncertain diplomacy and shifting alliances.

Brisbane Barker Mador Russia

Potato Price Increase Reported in Market Notes

A brief market note records a potato price rise affecting buyers and vendors. Details are sparse but indicate continued variability in tuber pricing and supply dynamics impacting local commerce.

Growing Communist Pressure in Korea Debate in Lords

In London on May 28 the Defence Minister Earl Alexander outlined Korea figures in a Lords statement, citing a force of about one million men, 500 tanks, 1800 aircraft, and 1000 jet fighters. He discussed UN access to the Korean front and commented on U.S. role amid ongoing truce tensions.

London A.ap Earl Alexander Korea Theo Tokio

Inquest Heard Over Man's Death at Hareeba

Testimony at the Hareeba inquest described threats and abuse linked to the deceased. Prosecution said the death followed starvation and ill treatment amid claims a firearm discharge was not accidental. Witnesses noted fear and coercion surrounding the man’s final days.

Boker Ford Alciel

FAVOURITE WINE CLASSIC BRACE LONDON REPORT

A garbled race result from London describes a horse named Favourite Wine and a Classic Brace. The text records betting odds of £11 3 for a non specific event, with amounts £3 and £12 listed, and mentions a tight finish by a participant identified as Eton ramming.�

Primate of Australia Visits Yarrabah Mission

The Primate of Australia visits Yarrabah as a five-launch event marks the celebrations. H. W. Mowill and other dignitaries, including Major L. V. Wakefield, join a procession through a decorated arch reading Welcome to Yarrabah as children sing.

Primate of Australia Yarrabah Anth Sation Ender Austraia Fessons Srobelny H. W. Mowill John Gribble Guonamad W. Baler E.R. Gribble L. V. Wakefield Sng

Salvation of Mankind Work Historic Auction St

An archival notice discusses a historic event described as salvation work for mankind, linked to St. church activities. The fragment references a notable auction associated with the effort and its enduring community significance.

Poison In Locusts and Palm Celebrations Seen

Fragmented report recalls a Palm Sunday gathering with Rev Canon rib Me She and a speaker from Yerraieh, praising a leader named Tarre heb and the crowd's response. Attendees discuss censorship fears, hospital and church roles, and hopes for peace and prosperity.

Tarreheb

Night Beach Trauma Report Confusing OCR Notes

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a beach night incident involving Nadeaen and Forte and references to Atkin and Ewan. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases about help, a part of the body, and a velocity or 8 percent note. Unable to determine a clear event, persons, or outcome from the readable lines.

Nadeaen Forte Ietring Atkin Ewan Mae Tie

Trading bans debated in New Zealand industry row

In a turbulent discussion authorities weigh two trading bans affecting sectors tied to Massey Producers Board and local unions. Officials and union leaders clash over wage and duty provisions amid calls for tighter controls on imports and production quotas.

Slow Turn Round Of Ships Reported In Canberra

A fragmentary dispatch from Canberra on May 2 describes a slow turn of ships and references unidentified officials and naval actions. The garbled text mentions marine activity, a revision of routines, and possible strategic adjustments amid unclear details.

Canberra Mamaster Fon Janpol

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