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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Nov 07, 1951

Page

1

Soviet to ask UN for four power meeting on East West issues

Paris reports Soviet Union plans to urge the United Nations General Assembly to convene a four power meeting to discuss outstanding East West problems. Vyshinsky may propose German elections under occupation powers. Stalin to outline proposals in revolution anniversary speech, observers say to preempt Truman’s speech.

London A.A.P Reuter Paris Soviet Union United Nations General Assembly M. Andrei Vyshinsky Stalin Truman

Question of supervision and control on German disarmament

The article discusses postwar supervision and control over German disarmament, noting U.S. aims for a broad peace initiative via the United Nations. It covers proposals for inspections of armaments, support for an allied security framework, and possible deployment of armed forces to enforce disarmament. It notes reactions from Britain and other powers and mentions ongoing diplomatic steps at the UN.

Washington Sisien United Baviel Talon Gowers Toolates Sayles Union Fae United Blazen Teniseenuig Atomic Seeamon

West Indies Fall to Hefty Inning Defeat in Test

Histories of the match show West Indies bowled out for 145 after Queensland posted 489. Openers Rae and Stollmeyer failed to fire, Weeks and Marabal struggled to anchor the order as the visitors slid to a heavy innings defeat. Captain Carr top scored for Queensland and the home side dominated with bowlers finding rhythm.

Paymes Toree Chreuit Carr Tan Iniun Winuign Sereigun Cata Igan Queensland Quesrie Sender Lon Jonnain West Indies Rae Stollmeyer Raymer Moreals Posen

Atom Bomb Test Near Las Vegas Reported

Fragmented OCR text describes a nuclear test near Las Vegas with a mushroom cloud rising to about 15 900 feet. It mentions witnesses hearing thunder like sounds and observers noting timing and effects, but the garbled language obscures clear dates, participants, and official statements.

West Inoffensive Fragments Incomplete Cricket Notes

A fragmentary cricket item from the West region references unknown teams and an innings, with unreadable dates and players. The readable bits hint at a second innings and a scoreline discussion, but essential names and results are missing.

Piers Work in New York Amid Labor Strife

Fragmented OCR notes describe piers in New York with references to strikes and worker mobilization. Mentions unions, meetings, and leadership figures amid ongoing labor tensions, including ships and ports activity.

North Pacific fishing grounds discussed by leaders

The article reports a summit involving the United States, Japan and Canada on North Pacific fishing rights. It notes proposals for tighter controls, shared regulations, and potential patterns for future arrangements, plus comments from officials in Canberra and on maritime markets.

North Pacific

King's Speech outlines plan to curb inflation in Britain

The British Government announced the king's speech reading in Parliament promising drastic measures to reduce inflation and restore confidence in the pound. It pledges free enterprise, tighter budgets, and joint defence talks with the US, France, and Turkey while addressing the balance of payments and economic reforms.

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Company to build electrical lines across five boards

In Rockhampton on November 8 engineer TG Williams announced Quevenland based firm Calne Consixueion Company will start erecting 48 inch panels and frangible liners for five regional electricity boards. The contract value exceeds 1,300,000 pounds with several ships and crews from England expected to arrive within the month to commence work.

Rockhampton TG Willaims Ningian Rocknampuan Wwe Neniniars England

Delta wins Melbourne Cup in hard fought race

Delta prevailed in the Melbourne Cup securing victory by a neck over Double Blank with Bashe Feliks third as betting markets noted. Owner Mr. A. Barger saw a delayed commission payoff amid large stakes and record odds while the field featured notable horses including Blue West and Grey Boots.

Melbourne Delta Double Blank Bashe Feliks A. Barger Praung Calshas Idwas Hayle Socrates Basha Peilke Aabay Iren Centrour Vorogen Tamahini Caiines Hayle Gen’ Srous Delia Aktur Besta U Peiries Akbar, Della Avdrown Code Wren Akbar Felina Toastmaster Midway Uist Spa

Fires Rage Across Sydney Suburbs Amid Heat Wave

Reports say hundreds battled fires around Sydney as blazes spread near Lithgow and Lake Macquarie. The weather channel warned extreme heat with temperatures near 20 Celsius in the morning and rising later, while one man, Theodore Dacnel, 48, died after a car crash during the emergency response near Lithgow.

Sydney Lithgow Lake Macquarie Dea Theodore Dacnel Litcombe

Defence speed up urged by General Essexbower

General Essexbower pressed for rapid defence acceleration in talks with President Truman and top officials. He urged increasing Western European force preparations and boosting allied arms to reinforce North Atlantic positions.

Essexbower Washington Now IAAP Ienbower Truman Blaze Mieshower Arma Imai Bane 2 Wiaumalah Uv Teustiane Asters Germany

Robinson Olson Title Fight Promises Return to Ring

New York promoter Dainford announces a December 20 middleweight title bout between Ray Robinson and Carl Clad in San Premise. Promoter Gera Galvara notes Robinson seeks a rematch with Bands after a controversial win on October 3 in Chenna.

New York Ray Robins Carl Clad Sant Premise Anki Seer Gear Galvara iWleptony Tae San Francisco Bilee, Uh Olen Ola Chena Yes Amaigh Aobyrson Dainford Rame Otters Gainford Rabiner Aire Fur Tad Rock Grasianio Chirag Bebra Weill Tome Auling

Quarter finals headline obscure accident results unclear

Ambiguous OCR readout reports quarter final results with many garbled names and places. The fragment mentions former champions and a lace of racing or horse terms, but lacks coherent facts or clear event details. More complete text needed for a proper summary.

Run Fails at Veet Meet Leaves Record in Dust

In a garbled race report, jockeys and officials discuss a disappointing performance as Veet fails in the lead, with references to riders like Brus Ventort and Jockey J. Purtell. The fragment hints at a track event where a fall or misstep altered the outcome and left observers seeking clarification.

Accurawilie Biever Wiest Colling Amd

New Agricultural College discussed at Alberton Tableland forum

Government plans to establish an agricultural college near Torine and Darling Downs precincts are debated. Mr Devries notes long waiting lists for new students and outlines proposed state support, including land use and potential collegiate sites at 900 to 300 arroy near the Alberton region.

Devries Hal Boyrmiment Ieee Ie Alberton Yedkratsin Wue Jong Devises Aguarement Darling Downs Messra Warywick

Pressmen Ban From King's Hall In Canberra

Newspaper and radio reps are barred from King's Hall and the Parliament House lobbies for 24 hours. The ban was ordered by the Senate President Senator Boerierrraardi and the House of Representatives speaker Mr Cameron. Both refused to explain the ban, and Prime Minister Menzies said he had no knowledge of it.

Canberra King's Hall Federal Parliament House Senate E. W. Boerierrraardi Carson Howe of Representatives Archie Cam R. G. Menzies Mettner Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery Maley Government Labour Cameron Arthur Fadeen Latwat and Rational Service Shriver H. E Holts Cunoms SN O'Sullivan W . Cooper Francpart and Shipping Sanaor McLeay Oppumnion HV Eval Uhesiverlors King's Mall

Brisbane council clash sparks tense parliamentary row

A heated Brisbane council confrontation spills into parliament with Aldermen and committee members trading furious exchanges. The session sees blocking moves, a near adjournment, and protests as officials discuss the Melbourne Cup adjournment and the press gallery clash.

Sharp note from Washington on Soviet moves to Turkey

Washington dispatch reports a sharp Soviet push to deter Turkey from joining Western defense plans. The note accuses Moscow of misrepresenting allied aims and tries to frighten Turkey into staying out of the pact.

Washington Swias Turkey Murthy Ailentie Trewis

Representation by China as Otter Stations in Paris

Fragmentary text describes a United Nations session in Paris with mentions of General Avett, a winner, and references to Bosch or Tesco tables and swearing in. The garbled OCR yields unclear names and events, but indicates discussions on representation by China and related proceedings at an ARP Paris gathering.

United States United Nureament France Baartops Paris Crisiene United Nations Tesco Auersealy Cminiche Erweil Jarvel

Storms lash parts of Britain flood roads heavy rain

Severe weather battered Britain with floods and damaged roads. Reports from London and surrounding areas cited disrupted transport and river swelling, with communities bracing for more rain as emergency services respond.

Britain London Moy Sofren Lash Woody Rivera Watee Remar Beotlands Tay

British sentries fired on in Egypt amid canal tension

British guards came under fire near the Suez Canal as tensions between Britain and Egypt rose over the dam and control of the canal zone. Reports say a British civilian was shot south of Famagusta, while Egyptian and Arab League officials urged Western powers to respect Egyptian sovereignty and reject Western-backed plans.

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Retailers May Refuse to Sell Syrup

In a unclear advertisement style passage, traders reportedly withhold syrup sales amid a manufacturing or retail dispute. The text mentions retailers, offerings, and customer dissatisfaction, suggesting a period of market tension and supply concerns. Names and precise actions are obscured by garbled OCR, but the overall tone points to trade frictions and limited stock in a local commerce scene.

First World War Criminals Released in Tokyo Trial Whispers

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a postwar release of a World War I era criminal and references to a tribunal, a home, and personnel with uncertain names. The text combines garbled phrases about trials, captives, and potential proceedings in Tokyo, with scattered mentions of individuals and dates.

Aranese Colliery Ruse Reported From Tokyo

A garbled Tokyo dispatch notes a ruse at Aranese Colliery and mentions rulers and a detaregs incident. The fragment references a Basen reine and a detaregs event with vague timing and details.

Aranese

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