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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1947
Page
4
Canberra reports only a slight chance of reimposing strict wartime petrol ration scales even if the dollar position worsens. Government policy intends no drastic measures on commercial petrol use, and reintroduction remains unlikely unless there is a severe dollar deterioration.
A magazine survey named top film stars with Bing Crosby and a standout actress among A-listers. The poll lists Britick Stanwyck Grewtort and others, naming crowded rankings and notable names across the industry.
Dense clouds of grasshoppers devastate farms in northern New South Wales. Footpaths and gardens suffer damage as swarms move from hopper to wing stage. A station near Bacon, between Wee Was and Belaits, reports almost complete feeding on pasture. Breeding costs rise and concerns grow for crops and livestock.
Fragmentary text references dyes and their production risks in a factory setting. Mentions America and a quarter million marker but specifics are unclear. No clear names, dates, or places available.
The article discusses parental guidance and psychology services to support students in Victoria amid rising concerns about schooling and future employment. It notes government and chamber support, industry involvement, and ongoing Australian film projects highlighting Ned Kelly and William Farrer's rust-proof wheat contribution as examples of local enterprise and cultural storytelling.
Disjointed report recounts coastal fishing amid policy debates on habitat, river estuaries, and pollution. Mentions weather, permits, and schemes to release metal linked to habitat control. Describes law, racing stakes, police actions, and a Henley Regatta note with prize concerns and odd incidents.
An American proposed a 300 foot statue of Mr Churchill on Dover cliffs was abandoned at his request. Mayor of New Romney reported the project caused controversy as to its propriety and scope and would have included a public fundraising appeal for £25,000.
In Canberra on November 13 the prime minister K. J. Chifley warned the Commonwealth Government’s buoyant revenue may not continue. Liberal M. Cameron challenged the buoyancy and suggested a tax review, noting that commitments loom and factors could shift the outlook in coming months.
Edmonton notes cover the CDA third annual meeting held in Edmonton with various church and community figures in attendance. Fr McCarthy requested pledges, and PW Hines was reelected secretary treasurer. The event featured a youth program, musical items, and a closing song, with funds and awards noted for local organizations.
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