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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Nov 01, 1930

Page

5

Foreign Affairs Debate Hints at Soviet Pledge Breach

In London October 2, Conservative MPs questioned a Foreign Affairs official about leadership within the Soviet bloc following a protest meeting demanding change. The ambassador assured commitment to pledges against ex changes, yet acknowledged limits on government control over Third International activities and signatories named by several MPs.

London Onober Tacman Roekerperving Parla House of Commons Gars Sme Che Third International

Chillagoe Notes from October Meeting at St Nicholas Church

A Western Queensland extract records the Hospital Committee meeting on Tuesday with members Sell, Edwards, Hoffman, Lander, OBrien and Miss Shepherd. They approved repairing a hospital steriliser tank and paid wages of 90 pounds 17 shillings 1 pence, with accounts of 27 pounds 3 shillings 7 pence endorsed. The corresspondent notes activity among Auerspar getters and a sample of alluvial gold found, plus travel of A MacDonald to London.

Ein Z Farver St. Nicholas Church Heefi Tesday Memre VG. Sellwed Edwards Hoffman Lander de. Obrien Mise Shepherd Se Hoffman Ander Springall Mast Forbes Messia Auerspar A. MacDonald London

Weather and social notes from a small town column

The piece reports warm weather with prospects of rain and a rain record around 250 points. Social events include a tennis club tournament donated by Mr. Voaland, tea by ladies, and a dance at the mall. Mentions a death in Sydney, local politics, mining activity, and proposed foreign concessions, all in a bustling town context.

Tenis Voaland Suent M. Stewart Br. Pred Best Georgetown W. T. Murphy Sydey Hovcraymihin Ale Rourke Gtng Messrs Cameron Denman Lnowa Kem Johns Harry Clark Tom Dean Glenenwan Haig and Sons Vale Boat B. White Seveil Maria Nitin Aspatia

Senate adjourns with no business after wartime debates

In Canberra the Senate adjourned until November 12 after formal motions expressing regret for the deaths of Sir Neville Howse and General McCay. Senator Pearce protested delays in legislation, arguing the Senate should act before the end of next week while Daly argued bills must be introduced first. The motion to adjourn was carried.

Canberra Senate Neville Howse McCay Daly Pearce Daly Iiimied House of Representatives

Conservative Meeting Quote From Sir Attrea Voxpon

Sir Attrea Voxpon spoke at a Conservative meeting on October 29 and said he signed the statement intended for the readership but not for the press. He noted it was designed to communicate to Mr.

Sir Attrea Voxpon

Local Society Nominates Officers and Plans Grounds Improvements

The society elected officers including president R. Gorden and treasurer S. D. Baitag, while approving steps to mortgage society grounds for necessary improvements. Attendance praised as encouraging as two longtime members were remembered, and a record of appreciation was requested for minutes.

Perlason Deatty Mfr Revidan John Masin Moses Brunskill

Salary Cuts Stirred by Civil Service Protest

A deputation argues against a bill seen as inequitable and an election pledge breach on salaries and wages. Government workers support reductions but resist being singled out for a special burden. Mr. Mitchell pledges a reply before Sunday Mass meeting amid notes of widespread salary cuts up to 29 percent.

Vrersier Damsin Mitchell

Queensland v South Australia Sheffield Shield Opener

Brisbane reports the first Sheffield Shield match of the season at Exhibition Oval starting tomorrow. Captain E Geragh and Pritchard of South Australia express confidence in young players, with emphasis on solid batting and strong bowling as the state sides prepare for the game.

Brisbane Exhibition Oval E. Geragh Cam Sigs Wee Pritchard Aima Southrewalians

Rest v Test Team Melbourne Selection Details

Queenslander R Oxenhurm seeks to join Methinroe for November matches on the 14th 18th 17th and 18th November. The roster includes J Ryder H Alexander A Ailsop T Aebeees Bete Elksheer Hi Hendry H Troutmonger C Macart ney A Maifey K Rigg. Australians Hlumwond and Hornibrook are unavailable.

Melbourne R. Oxenhurm Methinroe K. Rigg Ieee J. Ryder H. Alexander A. Ailsop Taebeees Bete Elksheer Hi. Hendry H. Troutmonger C. Macartney A. Maifey

Gaol Escapees Sentenced in Adelaide Court

William Hayes aged 31 and Joseph Dawson aged 26 received 15 years imprisonment with hard labor in the Criminal Court. They were found not guilty of shooting 31 police constables with intent to avoid capture after a running fight at Enfield weeks earlier. Two of the four recaptured convicts from Yatala had been killed.

Adelaide William Hayes Joseph Dawson Crest Hayes Dawson Enfield Yatala

Sal Magnesia Antacid Claim For Rapid Digestive Relief

An advertisement touts Sal Jie Magnesia as a fast acting antacid to stop acute indigestion. It promises quick neutralization of stomach acid and relief from heartburn sour stomach and pain within five minutes. It warns not to confuse it with other magnesium citrate forms.

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