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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1945
Page
6
The piece surveys a crowded cultural scene with references to stage shows, poetry, and cinema amid political tensions. It notes actors like George and Jeanne, mentions a night of performances, and hints at broader social anxieties influencing entertainment choices.
Unclear fragments describe an event or sale with names and items. Readable bits mention a row and a person with notes and a price concept. Details are garbled. core facts and proper nouns are not recoverable.
Fragmented text references national radio features and a women’s section with multiple names and roles. Readers see mentions of Bevasdeart, Countryman, LenS, Mair, Haney, and Stegeallery in a garbled listing. The content appears to preview program details and segment credits without clear context.
The ceremony featured Pa Vincent Biovik of the Sixth Division and Disia, daughter of Mt Ted, at Be Joh Sarena on Tueway No ember. Guests included Mr Jude Donkin and Cates 4, with a reception at ASSATLA Chib. The bride wore a light blue crepe gown with heart neckline and full skirt, using red roses and gerberas in her bouquet. The matron wore a blue crepe frock, and Joyee Gorda provided musical numbers as former prisoners of war attended en masse. The couple planned a short honeymoon, while traveling home in autumn-toned attire and white accessories.
The fragmentary report mentions Sydney events and names like Vincent Maniey and Mrs. EL Finnigan. It references the Strand Hotel and a Rivers Fete. Other details are unclear due to text damage, with scattered names such as Lyons and Armstrong.
When the joint valedictory function was held the Committee of the Cairne Combined School Band and the Parramatta State School Committee praised Mr W D Wham for presenting a wallet of notes to Mr Cerophall. Mr Reg O Neill, chairman of the Parramatta State School Committee, presented a shaving set and travelling bag to him.
The fragment mentions conveners Huet Jory and WGULATOR in a garbled context about a reactor or dig site with references to wiping and preventing a dark spate. The readable text hints at a note about a procedure or chemical interaction but lacks concrete facts, dates, places, or names to form a complete news record.
The Commonwealth Disposal Commission reports massive wartime store disposals including 23000 forks and 7000 dessert spoons, 45000 weaving and 8000 channel milling machines, 3000 woollen items, and 5000 women’s clothing pieces. Over six months Stores Department handled 45 million artefacts from disbanded units and worn equipment, with risk of sudden tear or outages.
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The Gordonville children’s night drew a packed crowd of parents and 260+ youngsters in costumes for a grand pageant. Maypole dancing and colorful displays by local pupils impressed attendees, with organizers praising community helpers and noting the event’s labor and teamwork.
An assortment of notes from Edmonton covers club activities at Hambledon Edmonton Ambulatory Benefit Committee events, novelty trophy winners, and Monte Carlo prizes. Music provided by Owen Corroran and others. winners include Mr Clark, Ross ME Ang, Mr Grey Hembledon, and P Dorsett junior. A basketball match at Convent ground saw a 6 nil score, with Townsville visitor Mrs Holy to attend events.
Thursday schedule shows Cloris Times Office to open for mail delivery from Doula s town Gordonvale with service to Mareeba Towwasville and Bete Wena. Tomorrow Friday 10am routine mail closure at Gestows Coen.
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