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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Nov 05, 1952

Page

5

Northern Territory development debate notes long term plans

In parliament debate on Territory policy, ministers emphasize government long range plans for Northern Territory development. Postwar changes bolster prospect of irrigation and agriculture, land leasing shifts, and support for native education and citizenship. Government aims to promote natural resources, improved living standards, and economic growth while honoring lease obligations. Local families and residents referenced in formal notices and memorials.

Raine of Representatives Territories Northern Territory Terris Paul Koehick Heblings Hoslink

Cairns Weather and Incident Brief Report

Temperature readings in Cairns show highs near 74 degrees with 100 percent humidity reported. A cane knife incident injured a man near Abbott Street, ambulance aid provided, non fatal. Other notes mention transport ministry forecasts and local public works discussions.

Cairns Reemonte Lee Goong Lie $E Gram Munumm Innafsit Emi Tel Wal Mr. Garnet Carruthan Tate Forrens Creek

Statement on new hospital deal by Mr Gair disrupts funding

Canberra November 4 Minister for Health Sir Earle Page described Mr Gair’s new hospital agreement as an utter nonstance. He said the agreement was worth 700 000 pounds a year more than the previous allotment, and that Queensland taxpayers had lost at least one million pounds due to delays by the Queensland Government in finalizing a new accord. The Commonwealth and states had entered into broadly similar funding pacts with state differences in detail.

Canberra Earle Page Gair Queensland Aapayers Shemmaland Tendet Qld Queena Willie Seana Commonwealth Morringooly Seiten Blir Gitreau Prapaland Liniborse Ua Peek Said Ners Simmer Pettern Necrmurs Pege Prune Peter Larcombe Rockhampton K. W Sarine Curt Brees Rat Bertin Anna Alois Cates Jet Obama Otter Mel Chiisigias Ander Cpa Howe Breiteho Nn Cormider Mia McCioseey

Two fundamental points in Queensland health funding debate

Sir Earle Page outlined two core points on aki reto Queensland. The first demands that the Commonwealth guarantee to implement a scheme ensuring hospital beds for insured persons whether existing beds suffice or new capacity is built. After talks with the Queensland Premier following the Loan Council meeting, Queensland now supports a position that the Commonwealth can offer terms to meet state needs.

Earle Page Queensland Telt Sir Karle Land Tevela Commonwealth + fea

Federal Health Scheme Debate Highlights Government Tactics

A three hour discussion in Parliament centers on the federal health scheme and use of charitable groups. Health Minister W M Moore accuses the federal government of pressuring religious organizations for incentives while denying concrete scheme details.

Hotel Police Laced With Fines After Hours Altercation

A small group of eleven men were fined after an after hours disturbance at a hotel on Mularee road. Witnesses described a tense scene, with authorities charging each man for unlawful behavior and disturbance. The names of those fined include Allan Taroest, Riches, and Leslie among others, with the incident centered near a local hotel.

Eich Ferer Absaciar John ReMaxee Seen Sve Pocket Fad Eamen

Tobruk election report amidst noisy garble

Fragmentary OCR notes show names like Conte and Caberi with references to elections in Cordonvale and individuals such as Mr Culley and Mr Bloat. The readable portion hints at an electoral outcome or candidacy but lacks coherent context or complete facts.

Serene Dasuen Conte Irae Caberi Besse Cordonvale Bloat Bertoni

Obituary Fragment From A Local Page

Fragmentary obituary notice mentions a sudden death at a residence with partial names and garbled text. Readers are advised to consult the original source for complete details of the deceased and applicable dates.

Miners Pension Quest Moves Toward Rexmont Brisbane

Fragmented OCR note outlines pension defutation for miners, mentioning Meare Trion, EJ Riordan, and planned steps to address queries. Clarity limited by damaged text. reads as a formal proceeding or inquiry.

Brisbane Mme EJ. Riordan Sara Ieee

Queensland squadron tale of Malayan theatre and airfield expects

Queensland squadron action in the region around Amberley and related airfields is described with references to long range patrols, gunnery practice, and routine weather impacts. The report notes the squadron's performance, rainy spells, and the air defense posture amid Malayan theatre operations.

Honours for Service in Government Roles Mentioned

A government note lists several individuals receiving honours for long service. Notable figures include Mr Jeter J. Douglas of the Northern Supreme Court and Pine, a former Gemeral ts Lom tor, along with the Educstion Diector-General IMF LD Edwarday who joined the department at age 14. The Prime Chair speaks of government support for rewards deemed appropriate, though doubts linger about wider recognition beyond the listed names.

Jeter J. Douglas Sk. Pine IMF

Dry Milk Manufacture Meeting Scheduled in Star Marketing Book

A meeting will be held to discuss ported milk production and the Star Marketing Book led by Mr A Oe Muller MLA. The gathering aims to review supply, pricing, and safety measures affecting local dairy operations and industry standards.

The Star Marketing Boek A Oe Muller

Golden Casket Brisbane Case One A

Case details list numbers and names in a damaged OCR fragment. Mentions WinneTy, A eatinium Fun Sendicate, Brund-street, Chile UNO PRIZED S100, various codes and figures, with scattered alphanumeric data and no clear narrative or outcome.

Brisbane WinneTy Eatinium Mo Bunn Wogandl Brund-street Chile UNO Moi Can

Free air travel for M7la to Brisbane trip plan

Government official urged action on travel subsidies as plans for free or subsidized air travel for residents and runners surfaced. Statements by HM Roberts and Premier VC Gales touched on nationwide support and expansion of incentives amid travel debates.

Brisbane Wasinn HM. Roberts ED Shviemnaayy VC Gales

Mackay Mills Closing Declares Major Turin Impact

Mackay Mills announces closure with significant effect on local industry and workers. Company cited financial strain and rising costs, signaling a shutdown timeline. Local officials vow support for impacted employees and potential relocation of operations. Community leaders urge orderly transition and retraining programs.

Memands vnn es Minow ny November 13

In a garbled OCR fragment, references to a date on November 13 appear alongside scattered names and terms. The text mentions Townsville, Sisys Michelle, and general cargo notes with uncertain details about schedules or events.

Memands Kamae Fromm Axposure Generei Arse Carrie Che Val

Parliament Charges Spark Mixed Public Booklet Controversy

Fragmentary text shows debate over a booklet titled Water is tragic and its use for a single party political purpose. Mentions Deputy Minister Lande and Vice Minister T. Poles as figures tied to the document’s creation and political intent.

Svlcwlin Anid Lande T. AL Poles

Refrigerated Shipping Service to Gulf Ports Urged

Fragments report a push for a refrigerated shipping service to Gulf ports with officials naming government, port authorities, and political figures. The piece mentions costs, commissions, and regulatory discussions, highlighting aims to boost trade while noting opposition and procedural concerns amid debates on funding and licensing.

Gulf Ports

Taxation staff Canberra plan to reduce workers number

The Taxation Department in Canberra announced a plan to cut its workforce by 30,000 positions. The move aims to trim expenditures and overhaul operations, as the government seeks to protect revenue while reducing staff.

Canberra Inervasa

Rail passes for members wives debated in Brisbane

Nov 4 Brisbane reports a parliamentary discussion on rail passes for members wives. The premier, questioned about the matter, defended the government and indicated hesitation over granting such passes while noting previous policy and personal views.

Flying boat hit by acid damage in Brisbane loss

The flying boat incurred a complete loss after a collision and battery acid damage near Brisbane. Officials stated all metal parts were corroded and equipment damaged, with salvage and recovery efforts underway.

Old Season Potatoes Potent Yet Public Comment

Fragmentary OCR note mentions old season potatoes and public commentary. No clear event, names, or locations can be tied to a cohesive report. Summary reflects the uncertain text and preserved elements without adding details.

Dollar loan from America funds agricultural aid report

A damaged OCR summary notes a 1908 report under the International Monetary Agreements Act. It mentions a loan of 900 dollars for agricultural equipment and supplies. It references the Treasury and Arthur Padden in the House of Representatives and lists purchases and ongoing commitments through June 30.

Captain saves Side Adelaide in South Africa cricket clash

Nov 4 report details Captain Jack Cheetham of South Africa steering the side to avert defeat against Australia after a 142 run deficit. Groin injuries hinder Keith and Sur as South Africa fall short complexly, with Cheetham run out and notable scores listed for Mannine Waite Langley and Reith.

Adelaide Jack Cheetham Australia Keith Sur Rte Arnie Mrote Sabet Mannine Waite Ibw Dannie Norton Sip d' Langley

Great Import Notion of Combat Migration Trial

Fragmentary report describes a charged procession and arrests tied to an alleged anarchic event. It notes migrants and a villain facing authorities over conspiracy claims with ongoing trials and potential withdrawal of charges. The text is garbled but centers on legal action and state response.

Dinarars Tor

Man bitten by black snake before big crowd at Sydney

An Australian fireman describes a black snake attack at Sydney Town Hall as a man, around 20, is struck on the arm before a large audience. The assailant struggles and the crowd watches while emergency actions occur inside the hall. No further details on the victim or outcome are given.

Sydney Ssainey Town Hall Wales

Guy Fawkes Celebrations Met With Mixed Reactions

Crowds mark Guy Fawkes night with parades and bonfires while safety concerns rise over tossed debris and celebrants urging parents to control children. Officials note reported incidents but stress planned events proceed.

Mackay Aircraft Incident Reported Amid Turbulent Part of Day

An obscure Mackay report describes a mid day aircraft event with disruptions and immediate action. Officials indicated the craft experienced trouble, prompting a rapid response and a precautionary halt before the flight resumed after brief delays.

Recaptured at gun point and chaos follows

Fragmented OCR text describes a gun point incident with names and locations unclear. The readable parts suggest a recapture event, possible suspects, and ensuing turmoil, but many terms are garbled. The piece references individuals and places including Hilo, Bemking, and Mor, with bits of what appears to be a crime or pursuit scenario.

RAAF Officers for Britain

Fragmentary notice references RAAF officers for Britain with unclear names and dates. The readable text mentions an alert about an important train and a royal college. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but the piece hints at military movements or training related to the Royal Air Force in Britain.

Long on Horserace Rivalry Spin The Story

A garbled OCR sport note recounts a horse race scene with names and places tangled. It mentions Rayne, Bowker, Bourke, Charerioe, Alma Derti, and Spy in a race context. The text hints at a race card or results with dates and notes on riders and owners, but details are obscured.

Baer Fe Vissi Bowker Bourke Alma Derti Rasorr Simon Rae Raiteent Paris Rayner Lima Mmeibaitre

Fragmented Note on West German Republic Costs and Events

A fragmentary text discusses West Germany costs and political figures, mentioning wartime era concerns and various names. It references Captain Evil and a possible government or civic context, with unclear details and scattered phrases about locations and events. The passage is incomplete and reads like OCR junk with many garbled terms.

Bus Fares for Pensioners in Murky City Debate

A fragmented account shows pensioners protesting high bus fares tied to old age support schemes. Citizens argue pricing harms the elderly while officials defend policy, citing budget constraints and social care aims amid limited transit subsidies.

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