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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1945
Page
5
A fragmentary report notes Wool appraisal centers at Townsville and Rockhampton. It mentions Mouritvan Mill owned by a local party and an inspection by Chief Cane or similar authority as part of ongoing construction and delivery preparations. The passage is garbled but indicates official scrutiny and processing decisions forthcoming.
A garbled OCR sample recalls people and places in a dreamlike sequence. It mentions Sonia and Neel with scattered references to unsteady dates, faces, and songs as if tracing a memory tangled with sounds rather than clear events.
Fragmented OCR text lists closing times and names including Brae Wiles Sher and Tamera. Mentions Maryse and a date with a sum of $28ay0 6 Town Mawar, Steate. Gichharplen Bratene tales Blale and Lemis Searsear tam Gimioea, Com.
Fragmentary OCR yields vague revision of a story about a planned announcement and overture. Key names and places are unreadable, obscuring who is involved and the event’s nature. The readable bits hint at an official press note or public notice but lack concrete details.
Breathing text from an early 20th century Sydney report mentions finance and infantile paralysis cases. It references government fees for the year and produces convoluted lines about profits, railways, and park events. The readable entities include Tooth prepails Marron and Western Park.
The High Court decision discusses essential points of the constitution and arguments on whether to establish within two years an elective convention to review the structure and working of the constitution. Opposition members pushed for an amendment demanding a timely setup following terminal government changes.
Labour Party opposition blocks a diverse set of proposed amendments. A government plan seeks expanded power for the Commonwealth Parl ment to legislate on national needs and endowments, while another change faces Court and party maneuvering. The Pharmaceutics Benefits Act debate reflects dissatisfaction with social policy alignment and legislative risks.
A fragmented paragraph discusses constitutional questions and government opinion on welfare fund schemes. It mentions Mr. Oleitey and references to the National Welfare Fund, social programs, and a potential shift in public policy affecting hospitals and private care. The text is garbled but cites legal and social welfare themes.
A garbled OCR fragment references Meleant, Waverly Station, and a harbour commission plan detailing cattle breeds and maritime facilities. It mentions a committee of harbours and marine affairs, a tourneyville Cantwell event, and a notice about port matters with dates and personnel, all in a period newspaper voice.
The health inspector notes 17 TB cases over 10 months and October’s six positives, urges government action. He proposes X-ray clinics, civilian campaigns, and a broader mobilization with local authorities to detect and curb infections in the community.
The City Council prepared to vote on a measure restricting access while considering licenses for future events. Attendees included councilors Jensen, Morvis, Merwe, Gaomew, Poltan, the engineer Morvis, and health officials as clerks, with discussion focusing on safety, permits, and the use of public space.
Galina Hilton wife of James Hilton author of Lat Horizon and Goodbye Miss Chips was granted an uncontested divorce in Los Angeles. She said he tried to argue but the case proceeded with no contest. The couple were married in Westco.
A fragmentary dispatch from Frankfurt indicates the United States and allied authorities are reviewing German war material. Negotiations with other countries continue, with State Department policy guiding changes as discussions proceed through official channels. Frontline details remain unclear due to transmission gaps.
London reports article on aluminium housing project tied to Arthur Blackwood. It mentions use of over 1000 vans of aluminium frames recovered from small planes and hints at large-scale production planned within two years.
Community health note urges the establishment of a sanatorium on the Atherton Tableland. The proposal cites regional needs and potential benefits for public welfare and medical access in the Cairns area.
Brisbane reports the rationing office will not print forms for tenders as advertised on November 15. Traders must submit conforming forms by November 30 to meet the advertising requirements and comply with the rationing order.
City officials discussed a comprehensive 12 to 18 month plan to beautify the city. Aldermen urged the City Curator to prepare a report detailing a scheme for parks reserves road works and lighting with business and resident cooperation sought for maintenance and support.
Inland notes indicate large sugar stocks at Annisfatl mills with about 184,000 bags and 36,000 tons mentioned. The report is garbled but suggests ongoing removals and substantial storage awaiting further action as of November 1.
Six British seamen who walked from the Moreton Bay area before departure near Sydney were arrested yesterday afternoon by the minister for supply law enforcement.
The steel industry faces a strike with workers at Port Krabis and Newraede idle, roughly 7000 employees affected as talks with Labor Council officials stall. Leaders cite unmet wage and working condition demands while companies pledge to continue operations where possible.
A garbled excerpt shows a health programme call for hospital services and medical care for the Australian community. It mentions urging earnest support, expanding coverage, and congratulates a council on recent efforts, though details are unclear due to transcription errors.
At a night meeting the council sought an explanation for dust nuisance in several business districts. The mayor urged action on dusty streets between Sle de and Riesta and other areas, noting weather worsened conditions and storm debris.
The mayor criticized the Gatton Street closure as shortsighted policy. He argued residents had paid for the road and that maintaining access was essential, urging reconsideration by council and citing ministerial references. The discussion highlighted jurisdiction and public preference for continued road use.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a British protest scene with bleeding edges of names and locations unclear. The brief hints at public dissent and street actions, with no clear dates or organizations readable from the fragment.
A garbled report discusses incorrect broadcasts and potential accusations. The text references a person or group accused of pursuing unspecified aims, with confusion over motives and events. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a naval event with ships and personnel, mentioning Melbourne, cruisers, and a battle as part of a sequence in a late 19th or early 20th century maritime context. Names and specifics are garbled but point to a historical naval engagement and movement of ships and crews.
Keven persene reports hail and strong winds hitting Newcastle on November 30. Cars blocked by floodwater and debris. property damage includes wheat crops and barn structures. Police Court incidents, injuries, and ongoing storms hinder harvest and transport as crews assess damage.
The report lists rainfall and harvest updates across southern western Queensland regions including Yuleba Wallumbilly Central Lowland Jericho and Darling Downs. It notes heavy rainfall periods, yields, and grain conditions with figures for various towns such as Mareeba and Miles, reflecting ongoing agricultural activity and weather impact.
Local cable items from London brief notes cover routine movements and minor notices. The fragmentary text mentions roverer and prep details with brief references to quantities or locations, reflecting a compact wire service style short on full context.
A fragmented report mentions an event labeled as Malam Stalin with November 18 dated notes. The readable text references a Sage A Oe ES and mentions an expected reapear date or outcome at issue. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
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