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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 02, 1931
Page
4
A garbled report describes an oil field with numerous wells and dangerous teargaslike emissions. It notes environmental and mining risks, potential health impacts, and concerns about future drilling practices in Australia.
The chairman Councillor KK Page led a tour with Councillor A J Davison and foreman Mr G Nenuirements inspecting outside areas in Hull parish. They planned to deploy the grading plant to Jaffa and upgrade roads from Brown's Bridge to the 60 acre barracks and Sillkwood to El Arish. Bridges at Maria Creek and Wedgman Creek were reviewed with safety and decking upgrades proposed.
A rhetorically charged appraisal argues that unemployment relief schemes in Germany and Australia burden workers through taxes and debt. It urges curbing government spending and progressive taxation to prevent wage cuts and civil service drains, warning against a drift to idleness.
A fragmented note from Queensland University mentions a Senate meeting and an individual with study across Melbourne Europe and America. The text cites a quote about eye color and references scientific discussion, but details are unclear due to damage.
Mrs Robinson edged Mrs Selby two up after squares through sixteen, with both finalists praised for fine play. The event's late weather and a later note on an ambulance benefit races and upcoming association competition were mentioned.
Official inquiry details from Innisfail concerning the May Day events have been sent to the local Labor Party branch. The Chief Inspector’s report states the inquiry was fully investigated and no further action is deemed necessary after consideration of the evidence and defenses.
Bluebird air_glam e aircraft in charge of Hot McKennia with passenger L Mudl struck rough ground while landing near Duchess during a refueling stop at Cloncurry. It left at 10 00 for Darwin but heavy dust storm between Mt Isa and Cloncurry reduced visibility. Undercarriage damaged and one wing damaged but all occupants unharmed beyond a shake.
Geneva reports the League Council expects Mr. Henderson to resign from the disarmament conference. Possible successors include Louis Chronicker of Belgium or Edward Benes of Czechoslovakia.
Johnstone Shire Council and BLA.C.O Innisfail branch arrange a conference to discuss traffic safety and supervision after rising road hazards. Cr. 8 K Page says the meeting is vital and hopes for constructive outcomes for the district.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a speculation about Oscar with unclear details. The lines mention a person and a pair and reference a sale or deal but lack concrete facts or names.
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