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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1946
Page
8
Advice on enjoying a seaside vacation with self care. Promotes delaying haircuts, growing hair for a new style, visiting a beauty parlour, trying facials, massages, and skin care. Encourages rest, relaxation, and spending on small beauty treatments as holiday rewards. Stresses balance, not extravagance, and leaving with a refreshed appearance.
Special timber industry report providing a current record of trees resources, trade, and related economies across countries and markets. Notes on production, exports, and industry news from various timber sectors and regions.
The report details postwar forestry efforts near Trieste with Allied Military Government oversight. It notes 3000 plus acres of pine forests damaged since 1941, extensive erosion, and reliance on fuel demands. 4000 workers are active on replanting, site prep, nurseries, and fencing amid political tensions over Trieste's future.
A terse note from a Queensland warden highlights a rise in issues following a formal report. Details on dates, locations, and names are unclear but indicate ongoing concerns requiring attention from authorities and observers in the region.
Mining notes report ore yields and shaft work across multiple mines. Elaine Mary and Fanny Square describe sinking progress and ore tonnages. Great Northern treatment, smelting and ore shipments to Herberton are noted. Authorities report crime rates and police activity alongside mining operations.
Cairns Poul Club announces snowprounds on November 34 with ample prize money and nine sashes. Entries close November 20 with secretary Mrs Nankivell. no late entries. Judging starts at 9 a.m with Br A G Horwood, a leading North breeder, as judge.
Dublin 4A.P. reports a six month teachers strike has closed schools since March 20 as officials failed to meet wage demands averaging 7 percent. Attempts to settle, including Archbishop McQuaid’s mediation, failed. Government proposals were rejected by the Teachers Association and the situation leaves schools short of staff while pupil rosters are limited.
UNRRA chief Frase warns food shortages will worsen by late winter in Byelorussia as tractors and draft animals are scarce. He cites UNRRA commitments of roughly 15 to 20 million pounds in food shipments, with 80 percent of rationed supplies already aided by UNRRA. The plan includes delivering 9.5 thousand tractors later, not arriving until spring.
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