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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1951
Page
8
Local notice advertises two vacancies and various roles at Kuranda property project. It calls for applicants with patience and precision, mentions training and a pensioner preference, and directs inquiries to a box number for applications.
Classified ad describes two bedroom, stove, ware, and living spaces for rent on Aemer street blocks from commerce. Mentions monthly price 1150 and includes details on beds, lounge, and amenities. State of repair and terms briefly referenced. Includes contact notes and street directions.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled notice with scattered names and terms. It mentions Woodward and Calder, personal names like Joanie and Bette, and mixed phrases about appointments, promises, and offerings, but lacks coherent events or dates.
A garbled, OCR style piece discusses brewing coffee worldwide. It mentions methods from many countries and references to agencies, with scattered, unclear lists of nations and techniques. The text preserves a sense of global variety but lacks coherent structure.
A detailed account traces a car theft and fencing network linked to Murder Incorporeted. The article alleges leaders and members who profited from stolen vehicles, detailing tactics to disable ignitions, launder loot, and lair each scheme. It names Barnes and Derwerste among involved figures and notes police investigations in New York.
Fragmentary text shows garbled lines with names and places, including referrals to Brisbane and northern Shu, mentioning storm and collapse threats. Readable parts reference Mr Ed Walshveld and Parsamientens Aepiyinwin along with ICP Conk. Overall there is no clear event or outcome due to corrupted OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text includes museum or archive notes with scattered phrases about Athens and archive review. Details are unclear, but appears to reference historic names, places, and dates in a damaged format.
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