25 Nov 1943
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 25, 1943
Page
1
Fragments from a city transit session show emphasis on fare changes for BART riders and related service fees. Discussion centers on economic impact for riders and potential revenue adjustments, with officials signaling further hearings and public comment opportunities.
Readable fragments describe a golf competition held last Saturday at Towle ball club showing overall scores and pairings. Notable results include second place tied by J Werner and WC Balser and mentions of HA Ladner P Class and various player pairings with up and down margins. Next Saturday features a countdown with a rag competition at 4 o clock.
An uneven tennis split follows morning play as Australians and Americans contest multiple matches. Cpl McShane and Capt Fisher feature in key bouts while Lt Corwin and others post mixed results. several scores noted amid a chaotic, fragmentary report of doubles and singles.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a place near a worn motor hotel with urgent need for something. The text mentions years, names like Lee and Winkworth, and references to ration look, reward joins, and American wire. Details are unclear due to damage and garbling.
Mosman council proceedings discuss electric light fund loans and a request to contact multiple stakeholders including the Chamber of Commerce and Mill Company. The clerk was asked to notify Minister with a campaign immunity note and arrange replies on potential iodine mentions. Community events include hospital donations, dances, and social gatherings with local figures attending.
November 28 report from Canberra notes MP Mr Clark discusses a new fabric made from Commonwealth wool. Experts see potential as a shrinkage resistant substitute for woollen materials. Production could start on a small scale to develop the product and reduce cost.
In London on November 28 reports say Madame Curtis Mokalsjecph, wife of Polish Prime Minister Ove Pola, has been sent to a harsh prison camp in Poland after months of pamacution and alleged political activity. A friend notes she faces trial and shows calm dignity, while the Polish leader remains abroad.
In Goondi area a sugar cane worker faced charges for breaching National Security Act and Regulations by working without consent from a Labour or Industrial Inspector. Defendant pleaded guilty to the breach. penalty discussed with emphasis on leniency due to health issues and the need to enforce national service directives. The case highlighted departmental workload in cane industry prosecutions and the complexities of piece work and gang allocations.
Army officials in Brisbane report 37 Quesnat doctors released this year and 102 officers in Australia overall, with the highest enlistment rate from Queensland. The Medical and Natal surveys warn that civilian practitioners are being pulled from practice, harming regional medical coverage.
In Brisbane on November 2 the court heard that the magistrate should pay costs. Francis Stewart Noyes, accountant of F. Fewriler Quenetreet, Bristene, testified. The Crown pressed for quashing Smith's conviction. the Full Court quashed it and ordered costs against the Crown under the circumstances.
Mareeba notes cover the Fire Brigade Board meeting chaired by Chief Officer Lawson, reporting a new fire prevention program and municipal replies. The Fourth Liberty Loan totals reach 21 5 from 225 subscribers, Mareeba School of Arts committee reports £16 000 from subscribers, and local travel notes with residents visiting.
A reader letter urges a new unity movement led by the Orange Union Movement and Queensland unions. It proposes a global women’s solidarity crest named Hana Clasp, linking meetings from Cairns to other cities to promote democratic action, solidarity, and peace while opposing war and promoting equal rights.
Article reports on the appointment of a chairman for the Reference Board Yor Coal Industry. Mentions Welle Landon as chairman candidate and references union representatives, officials, and party figures tied to the appointment and coal industry governance. Conflicting phrasing suggests a draft or transcription with multiple names and roles.
Canberra reports a cabinet gathering set for December 10 to decide constitutional reform policy. A subcommittee, led by Evert and others, will draft recommendations on referendum procedures and voluntary transfer of powers to states, with a plan to submit to Parliament soon.
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