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Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Nov 18, 1947

Page

1

Railway Stoppage Advances Despite Court Order

The A.R.U. adheres to its strike plan despite a court order. Seven key railway unions agreed to obey, but fears of a full skeleton service remain. The Railway Commissioner P R T Wills expected a reasonable partial service with most suburban passengers able to reach the city. The Brisbane-bound Townsville mail train was held up at Townsville. State ARU secretary F Nolan confirmed the stoppage would proceed notwithstanding the order.

Railway Department P. R. T. Wills Greenaland Townsville A.R.U F. Nolan

Stormy Ipswich meeting over railway workers strike

Ipswich train workers gather as ARU and Industrial Court actions loom. The meeting at the railway station forewarns of continued stoppages as union members push for higher pay and better conditions amid regulatory pressure and potential orders.

Cairns District Pressures Railways Strike Action Spreads

In Cairns area activists urged protest against Railway officials and managers, amid ARU union plans. The Industrial Court ruled the strike could affect preparations, with North Queensland members signaling near certainty of support. Union leaders warned crews to abstain from certain work as a 34 hour stoppage loomed near.

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Outright Defeat Faces Queensland Amid Batsmen’s Struggle

The Australian cricket report notes Queensland facing a heavy setback as key players struggle. Jobson, Toweg, Bert, Jinks, and Hines feature in tense play with Jerride drives shaping the game while Johnson scores 31 in 42 minutes, boosting prospects for selection. A slow over from the bowlers tests Queensland’s position as Archer and Conk open the second innings with two runs and four wickets in a 25 minute spell.

Johnnem Matt Aigie Irae Hines Jerride Umage Cirlier Batamen Johnson Greensand Arting Titans Carrigan Arcner Faramaurice Conk Archer Queens Jinks Jobson Hamence Brown Ivy Muitrallan Menoe Tor India Jobnalon Amamath Irani Attar Iinch Berwate Miller Voppiahty Herbert Uiree Herbert Siankad Makin Doolaa Wien Miller Hansen al Mohamed Cain Bradman

Indians Begin to Strike Their Best Form

Sydney reports Feb Prince Duleepainhyi notes Scheer prediction and early form showing the Indian side. The effort has earned a place in the Indian Test team as Saturday’s practice indicated strong potential.

Sydney Prince Duleepainhyi Scheer Seanote Teal Sohoni

Rain Delays Wayne Warwick Cricket Thunder

A long rain interruption halted Warwick versus ARU coverage with resumes and unsettled play. Batting details mention Mohamed and McCool among scorers, with 176 on the board before rain paused at 12:20 PM and again later, as players returned to finish a tense session amid wet conditions.

Archer Caach Baker Lambert Tallon McCool Alan Jinka Babar Fhvater Rogers Hd Tinks Rogers Amy Way Ay Warvey Deen Wielnria Fromiaiintals Roger

Gas Explosion Damages Victorian Clothing Factory

Melbourne Nov 17 A gas explosion at a Coburg clothing factory damaged three shop windows and splintered furniture. One 18? year old worker Valerie Gotha from North Finney hospitalised with lacerations and shock. two other women treated for bruises and shock. Gas company crew arrived. damage estimated at 800 pounds. Train services to Cairns and Brisbane were halted briefly.

Melbourne Ex Raver West Coburg Ite Berm

Volcano Active Near Azerbaijan Report Emerges

Daily Telegraph cites a Soviet era source claiming a volcano near Azerbaijan has become active. The report notes unusual smoke and possible lava activity with no confirmed casualties or official statements yet.

DAAP Daily Telegraph Sufi Anya Sy Argei Azerbaijan Utena

New French Cabinet Forming Under Reynaud Leader

Reports say Saint Henry Reynaud may head a new French cabinet with initial support from allied parties. Observers note potential major shifts in government policy if Reynaud accepts the post, with discussions already under way and key ministries being debated.

Six Ammunition Warehouses Explode in Japan

Six ammunition stores in Yokohama exploded, destroying bullets grenades and mortar shells. The blasts were heard as far as Tokyo. All available American doctors and ambulances were sent to the area. The cause is not yet known.

Japan Yokohama A.A.P Iellos Tokio

Town of Atogo Menaced by Explosions and Fire

Series of explosions damaged a warehouse area near Atogo. Eighth Army headquarters reported four killed including an American and three Tongans or Kanaks. A second warehouse detonators exploded about 1 pm. The blast set off 81 millimetre mortar shells and caused a fire spreading over roughly half a square mile.

Orin Eighth Army

New Broadcasting Stations Planned for Perth and Brisbane

New broadcasting stations would be completed at Perth and Brisbane within six to months to improve service to the outback of New South Wales and Queensland. Additional stations would enable better power and reach across the region.

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Royal Wedding Preparations Reach Final Stage

Royal preparations advance as royal party plans private Saint James Palace event. The Dowager Marchioness of Milford Haven and Prince Philip Mountbatten stir public interest with gifts previews and security measures as coronation and foreign visitors loom in London.

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Banks Move In Courts Against Grabs and Teas of Sufrige

The report covers legal actions by banks challenging government banking measures in New South Wales. It references Mr Barwick of Kentucky representing the Mank and details injunctions to restrain service of notices and the proposed transfer of trading bank shares to the Commonwealth Bank. Melbourne sources note government aims to curb bank operations via Banking Bill and High Court proceedings.

Mr. Barwick New South Wales Milla” Nationale Burwick Saul Almaty Indus Clanaee Berwick Dizon Comisea Commonwealth of Australia Theewral Trommurer J.B Chifley Sui H. Armitage High Cour

Soviet Obscure German Subtext Chronicle

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Russian report claiming a German figure, named as Sohannes, was killed in a road incident. Portions reference Berlin, dates, and an East/West context with unclear names and terms. The text is highly garbled, hindering clear identification of events or parties involved.

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