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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1946
Page
4
A cautious reminder that modern surgery is relatively painless and helps relieve subsequent headaches or pains after an operation. It emphasizes that relief comes quickly and safely, aiding recovery, and encourages having a remedy handy for post operative pains.
UK representative in the four power talks pressed the issue of Japan policy, accusing MacArthur of protecting the Japanese government. Evatt and others weighed implications, while Tokyo denial and cabinet reshuffle rumors cloud discussions about reforms and Hanayama Yoshida's government.
Darwin reports BOAC and Qantas Empire Airways plan to introduce Constellation aircraft next year on the England to Australia service. Fourteen operators or officials anticipate cutting fares from £375 to £950, with a new four hour schedule from Maryland to Sydney via a faster transcontinental route.
J Moule Mr Kureen district representative met District Superintendent T D McLoughlin at Calms to discuss recent grass fires sparked by locomotives Jaggan and near Kureen station causing damage. McLoughlin halted trains between Yungaburra and Tarzalt 1030 to 6 pm and canceled the usual Monday service. Reduced load on six trains and bid for spark arresters investigation. Locomotives linked to trouble to be removed from this run.
Yungaburra letter criticizes Cimuentien as stubborn and urges two questions about farming on the Tableland. It argues higher gains from concentrating cattle and larger land carrying capacity, compares with Victoria and New Zealand, and asks why local herds lag in production. Calls for farmers to adopt better methods and improve their own farms.
Berliners rationed to six cigarettes per man and three for a woman each month, driving a summer shift to home tobacco raising. The Night Express reports about 180,000 pounds of tobacco harvested, expected to yield around 373,000 packets of cigars, reflecting a large-scale domestic cultivation effort.
Innisfail officials and residents discuss fish dynamiting in the Johnstone River upper reaches. Br J P McGowan cites police action after suspects were caught with dynamite. Club members urge enforcement to protect local fisheries and prevent further losses to stock and habitat.
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