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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1946
Page
9
A reader letter laments dairy pricing in Australia, arguing factory control and export markets depress returns. The writer recounts early work in grocery and milling, notes high production costs and stagnant butter prices, and calls for fair production costs, reduced freight, and policy support to stop exploitation by buyers and government.
Britain’s Royal National Lifeboat Institution began a 41,000,000 programme to provide 20 new lifeboats and improve wreck rescue. It aims to refit petrol boats with oil engines and extend rescue fleets along Britain and Ireland. Since VE Day it has saved many lives at sea, with over 2,000 rescues recorded since its founding in 1824.
Photo by George Mercourt depicts the Krupp family in Germany before the 1930s turmoil. The scene shows the clan gathered under a large tapestry in Villa Huegel with Bertha Krupp in Austria and Trmgard, the eldest, married to Baron von Prentz. The eldest son is about 10, a younger daughter a baby. Some family members later faced danger from Allied occupation and possible investigations into war arms dealings. Bertha remains in Austria as upheaval reshapes the dynasty.
A fragmented report from an astronomy study discusses man made moons and orbiting satellites as potential aids to navigation in space. It notes the need for advances in thrust, orbital mechanics, and communication methods, with references to nuclear physics and telescope observations at a university observatory.
The piece argues against gravitation by imagining a rocket that ignores earth’s pull and orbits the planet in extended cycles. It discusses circular and elliptical paths, energy needs, and fuel strategies to counteract air resistance, plus potential use of solar energy and signals for navigation.
A garbled text warns that spending and saving trends threaten national security and the economy. It stresses prudent money management, caution in public finance, and the need to preserve monetary stability against reckless behavior and risky loans.
The readable text describes a chaotic scene with a solitary girl at the center, surrounded by a mix of aged and younger men. They believe she is a Perular tree of a brane apy and verbal ttenances, while nearby parties observe and consider their own role in the odd ritual.
Report from Berlin says Soviet and American forces vie to shape German youth. Soviet posters and blue shirts flood Saxony and youth centers with a political feeding program while Americans push non political meetings and cultural exchange to avoid mass ideological indoctrination. Both allege aims to win German youth without creating a politically unified bloc.
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