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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1945
Page
5
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Australian Associated Press now supplies overseas news to subscribers, expanding coverage beyond local bureaus. The arrangement aims to provide timely foreign reporting from major markets and trusted international outlets for readers seeking global context.
Reports describe intense heat and a 87 degree high with a mild morning low as several residents suffered injuries from falls and ladders. A board resignations vote looms while forecasts predict mainly fine weather with southeast winds and scattered storms in the region.
The report notes timber shipments drawn to the south area including Cardwell Avish Somintail Courtss for construction use. It claims the North industry has built up export demand and that further shipments may go to Sydney. plans mention Melbourne deliveries and measures to relieve paper timber shortages.
Fragmented wartime casualty list mentions Southery in Mexico and Bribane with several garbled names and ranks. Readable items reference prisoners of war and military personnel, though many details are obscured by OCR errors.
A brief note suggests Australia and related islands top ore exports amid shifting market dynamics. Local figures point to rising demand and potential new routes, with analysts watching prices and transport costs for the coming quarter.
The meeting examined a water supply plan for Palm Beach and Yorkey areas, detailing 13 000 feet of piping and 9000 feet of additional works. Costs estimate around £1801 plus army conveyance, with questions on finance, rating, and army requirements before formal submission to authorities.
November 19 report on Townsville harbour works shows proposed dredging and new dock facilities. Chief Engineer G Jenkingoht outlines options for a proving dock and materials channel, with cost estimates around half a million pounds. Local representatives from the Chamber of Commerce discuss impacts on shipping and the customer area.
November 16 report from Melbourne notes service positions for RAAF fitters seeking qualification toward ground crew licences by the Civil Aviation Authority. Draketords and experience requirements are outlined, including two years in aircraft construction or maintenance and a minimum one year service.
Canberra report notes Indonesian situation discussed by Minister Makini, with N J Makini stating that the government will consider responses to developments. Unclear details due to damaged text but emphasizes official assessment of regional events.
A report describes an ongoing infantile paralysis outbreak and the government's response. Authorities discuss sanitation improvements, local health functions, and possible re‑mobilization of inhabitants to prevent further spread while seeking higher medical standards.
A council meeting focuses on framing bylaws for beach use and public provision. discussions cover access, sanitary depots, and facilities for visitors while noting water supply issues, housing, and potential funding from Commonwealth and government departments.
An annual report from the State Electric City Commission argues that guaranteeing the revenue of rural electrification projects raises costs for all consumers. It notes that if private or public undertakings must secure sufficient returns, the burden falls on current users to fund transmission lines and maintenance, delaying rural development until demand rises and threatening the feasibility of expansion.
A diver from Balmoral went missing while exploring the harbour bed and was later found at the bottom. The incident prompted scrutiny of safety and rescue efforts alongside cost concerns for commuter services and utility maintenance.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses deposits and payments related to a security arrangement. Mentions party seating and state week, plus reference to a secretary and serials. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate financial terms and obligations.
The government urges local authorities to stress a drive among citizens to raise the marital standard of efficiency and progress in local public health services. The message emphasizes improving functions and overall health outcomes through cooperative effort.
Unions threaten action across several regions over stalled stoppages and a proposed hospital in Gordonvale. NSW and Queensland workers consider solidarity measures, including levies and sympathy actions, while officials debate hospital funding and public morgue provisions amid industrial tension.
A Canberra notice fixes maximum prices for floor coverings including rugs and carpets. The measure sets ceiling prices based on manufacturers' costs for laying floor coverings and related items, affecting all orders and sales in the area.
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