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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1950
Page
5
The fragment discusses wartime power use and public opinion within a political context. It references Switzerland and the broader wartime environment, noting debates over freedom and government action. The readable portions hint at public committee involvement and the impact on citizens.
Fragmentary remarks condemn excessive bureaucratic control and warn of loss of liberty under centralized government. The writer questions efficiency of state vs private enterprise, urges careful reform without overreach, and contemplates impact on British public mindset.
A man was charged under the Emergency Act after an indecent exposure incident on the Esplanade. He pleaded guilty and received a fine, with authorities stating the case involved potential risk to public safety and prompted a patrol review.
The notice honors a newborn daughter of Mareeba residents with thanks to church and hospital staff. It expresses gratitude to the Presbyterian management and mentions the ceremony held at Mareeba, thanking patrons and community members for support.
A garbled memorial page recalls loved ones with mentions of Maureen, Thad, Neary, Conn y, Mrs. Gore, and many kin. The text wishes peace to the departed, honors grandparents and friends, and reflects on loss, memory, and enduring affection across generations.
A local government notice discusses the Beahana Creek water supply scheme with a subsidy of 132153 and a loan debenture plan. It lists fines for carelessness and references officials Crowley and the Cairns Subgrersive Supply Board.
Report covers various strokes and events with names such as McMenamin, Stevens, Lynch, Olson, Bayseg, F. Perry and others. It lists finals times, handicaps, and appearances across multiple age grades and events, including sprint and distance swims, with references to notable performances and participants.
Secretary S Papel praised the opening night program despite muted spectator enthusiasm. Events featured ring and pony demonstrations with results listed for several jumps and speed tests as organizers mark a two day carnival continuation through November 1.
Nov 3 report from Brisbane states Archbishop Canterbury Dr Fisher will lead a large gathering of church leaders. Attendees include Most Rev J A Housden and other bishops from North Queensland and New Guinea. Fisher to meet provincial bishops Friday with visits planned to Toowoomba and Brisbane areas on Saturday.
The readable content shows garbled phrases about isolated terms and names, suggesting a historical document with misreaders. It mentions locations and potential crafts or carpentry terms, but specifics are unclear. Further context is needed to identify persons, places, or events accurately.
Official report on Queensland farming shows production totals around 120 million pounds in 30 years with clerical staff facing reductions. The dairying division split into two branches for research and administration, with expectations of a wheat research section formation after five years of discussion.
The document notes spoilage reduces food through storage climate and calls for improved storage and preservation. It discusses beef, cattle nutrition, pastures, and experiments in peanuts tobacco and rice, with emphasis on expanding production to meet rising demand and exporting goods.
A Buchanstreet resident reports a vehicle theft when three men ripped away a truck parked outside Plum Theatre in Mule fave around 1 33 pm to 10 40 pm. The driver chased by police says the vehicle was driven into a lamp before the suspects fled. Police are searching for the three men and have named Thompson as one alleged participant.
In Brisbane on November 1 Lan Dittmar scored a sharp left to defeat Brine Schney at the Brisbane Stadium. The bout featured a quick sinking and strong ring play, with Dittmar securing a midfight advantage.
A garbled report details an arrest related to cashed cheques and bank fraud. The document references a customer, a bank branch, and a sergeant describing a four day period of cheque verification, with unclear names and places.
A disrupted discussion reveals regulations on board and accommodation pricing, with ministers addressing hotel rates and the influence of profit motives. The report notes implications for tenants, property owners, and the police in enforcing care contracts amid market pressures.
An unclear diary fragment describes a lawyer noting concerns about life estates and medical examinations. It references witnesses, a court discussion, and the potential transfer of a beneficiary interest. The text mentions a person named Brode and a discussion about distribution of estate benefits.
The readable parts describe a confused discussion about land rights inheritance and ownership. References include a father’s name and a certificate of title, with mentions of title deeds and potential trusteeship. The text is garbled and historical, offering limited clear facts or dates.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Thursday Island activity with mentions of Matos IX dates, industry notes, and a diver who found a pear like pestle. Local authorities and boat crews are referenced, with unclear sequence of events and light details on discoveries.
Shipping notices show Manunda in port and departures announced for Setloce this Friday toward Townsville Brisbane Sydney and Melbourne. Vessels carry molasses amber beer treacle sugar and general cargo to Melbourne and West Australia with arrivals due late year.
An obituary notes the death of Gordonvale resident on a late October night. The deceased was born in Brunswick and later lived with family. Her father wed and moved to Dowco, with the family transferring to Western Australia.
Malcom Wallsce MacGregor, prosecuted by Sertar Benning, reports indicate the Ballweya smith was fined $2 after being interviewed on November 2 regarding alleged property theft. Detective E A Wilt gathered further statements at the defendant's residence, with authorities asserting the suspect denied involvement.
A fragmented report notes margarine sale in Brisbane and Ames sparking parliamentary debate with a tied vote on amendment. The bill moves to a higher chamber as today’s session lasts late.
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