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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1940
Page
4
A chaotic OCR style recap lists Dan Budd and Cadga Neate among a long lineup of acts. It describes stages, parades, a prewar palace theme, dance numbers, a carnie setup, and a fundraising carnival with bands, theater, and public amusements amid scattered names and venues.
The annual report from the Australian Sugar Experiment Stations reviews production shifts and economic issues. It notes high yields and future challenges in sugar production, with references to government policy, labor, and market conditions affecting Queensland and broader industry strategies.
A fragmented item discusses fuel production and safety, examining the potential for price reduction and workforce impact. It mentions shipbuilding, machinery, and primary processing fields, with unclear references to wartime periods and production standards.
A list of travelers including Mr. Borpr, Ms. Carroll, Mr. Toner, and others journeyed south for a brief holiday. Several stayed at hotels in Townsville and surrounding areas before continuing to Brisbane, Cairns, and Toowoomba. Names, hotels, and routes are noted with various passengers and staff.
A Valley community gathering features the UDA Webney Bridge Knitting Circle and Catholic Daughters of Australasia. Hosts Carroll Cullen and others preside over an afternoon of whist, prizes, and socializing with many ladies attending and a memorial tribute for Turaday nek.
Atherton personal and sub-branch members attend the ASSUA reunion on Saturday with J.G. Archibald, president of the Lonistiul Chamber of Commerce, spending the weekend in Atherton with his father. Notables from nearby areas, including Mrs. A Arche ala and Mrs. Davie Jett, were also mentioned in connection with local church and social visits around Atherton NSW.
November 1 at the Tunistall branch GWA monthly meeting presided by Mrs ML McAvay with Mesdammes W Prichard Atherton Waters Pay and others present. Apologies were received. one minute’s glance noted for our fighting forces on lend, and theTreasurer reported funds.
The record notes a Sunday gathering at St Paula with Rev Raber speaking to a large congregation. It mentions a new priestly directive and a renewed emphasis on devotion to God and empire, with attendees urged to pursue science and faith together.
In Washington on November 13, a conference with British Ambassador and British and Australian delegates discussed postwar petrol policy. The Federal Government, aligning with the Controller of Liquid Fuel, favored applying a 20 percent prewar quota to the oil industry as part of rationing reform.
The Gordonvale notes record the monthly meeting of the Coredun Yale committee at the Aftab Centre. Treasurer and superintendent were lochled as interviews with Dr. Terardine ttannenort of cams were reserved. Travel, expenses, and a plan to hold a parish gathering were discussed.
Fragmentary text outlines legal and publication notes from an Australian source. Mentions a court, agency actions, and notices with references to individuals and entities, but content is garbled and many names and specifics are unreadable.
Australian Associated Press reports Alice Marble, paid $9,000 and part of an ante receipt, plans a United States tour. The promoter Arris negotiates with players including Can be, Nagman, Tilden, and Budee for mixed doubles while Marble contemplates turning professional to secure funds for a possible concert singing career.
In London on November 12, motorists join a neighborly drive as crowds flood streets. The scene features thousands of vehicles and pedestrians sharing the route, reflecting a communal effort during disruptive traffic.
A terse crowd attended the Iberian Wall night session on travel and health led by Mrs Wallace. The host praised modern travel medicine and illustrated the talk with pictures, recounting journeys through Africa and other regions while stressing safety and preparation for explorers.
Amarth urges ready support for the War Savings Certificates program as funds flow to essential services. The Federal Treasurer notes the appeal is as important as months ago, linking savings to policing, fire protection, and public employment while stabilizing the economy and safeguarding lives and property.
In a garbled notice the piece references business announcements and memberships. It mentions guards, investments, a share, and a ballot. The text is fragmented with unclear names and figures, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
Northern executive member Touenella announces a stall for the Diggers Fund at Memorial Park fete this Saturday November 14 from 230 to 0 pm. Hospital visitors listed include Ms Waters and Miz Atherton with other names mentioned for the branch meeting days and December social.
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