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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Nov 27, 1952

Page

1

Increase in Price for Commonwealth Sugar

The British Ministry of Food announced after talks with Commonwealth sugar exporting countries that the negotiated price for Commonwealth sugar in 1953 will be £42 6d a ton. It also agreed to extend the Commonwealth Sugar Agreement for one more sale period to the end of 1960. An official close to the International Sugar Council noted Australian delegates should be satisfied with the result as it should fairly reward growers.

London Ministry of Food International Sugar Council

Export quotas and trade terms in Australia report

Fragmented OCR summary notes a discussion of export quotas in Australia, touching on trade policy and regional effects. Mentions various places and entities in a jumbled form without clear events or dates.

Fragmentary OCR Missives on Trade and Policy Debates

A garbled OCR text outlines obscure references to quotas, prices, and international trade policy involving the United Kingdom, an eight year extension, and a marketing service. It mentions 1988 era themes with discussions of ships, prices around 889 dollars, and regulatory approvals affecting export markets and standards.

Police Commissioner Report on Alleged Offense Scernings

Fragmented police report describes alleged acts by a bystander or official and a commission inquiry. Names cited include Marin and Probert, with mention of a delivery to a person identified as Me. Marra. The text references a case path toward police action and a courtroom or commission context.

Folice A. Morr Cemmia Sim Marin Seala Wight Telley

Barnes reply to test omission in Australian cricket squad

Sydney reports on Barnes amid selection controversy for the Australia team to face South Africa in Brisbane. The article details Barnes’s stance, captaincy debates, and possible squad changes including discussions with New South Wales, Victoria, and Western Australia. It notes delays in official confirmation and the Board’s telegram requirements, plus injuries and personnel shifts shaping the selection ahead of the tour match.

Barnes Western Australia Perth Adel Ide Tonught Kew South Wales Welediory Silt Meeris Linaal Iegeraina Frvcag Barner Wong Sydney Saud Victorias Austraum

Fragmented security report on alaleneny and pretrial cautions

An OCR damaged page outlines a security assessment tied to an alleged alaleneny plan and pretrial proceedings. It mentions inspection of strict security measures, guards, and measures around a General Material site. The text references Communist factions, patrols, and interviews with officials about potential attacks and legal actions against involved parties.

Foe Mouleslube Hilmmere Wee Wight Ole Cottain Ren Princpal Cirle Freres Sapphic Eel Evar Commins Beer Rere Aupplier Elimieatore Puarvillag Pita Zulmers Foterview Marrs

Men Volunteer in London Solicit Portends of Crime

Reported in London, about thirty men volunteered claiming to guard women after dark in Whitechapel. Police described a tense scene as inquiries continued into alleged killings. A detective from Scotland Yard was cautious, noting the case linked to a vigilante group formed after a body was found, with investigations spanning Northern Ireland and Eire.

London Whitesbbey Beltas Hades Scotland Ireland Eire

Dalgett Profit Down in British Company Report

London reports show Origniy and Co. profits for the year ending June 38 at £435,155, down from £067 in the prior period. Wicketkeeper comments note mixed results and dividend stance while executives discuss ordinary share opinions and future outlook.

Owaver London Origniy Sad Co

Fragmentary OCR poem note on government and seats

Readable fragments reference government and a noun phrase about a poem. Names and places are unclear in the damaged text. The item resembles a brief literary clipping or note rather than a complete report or event.

Petrol tanker plunges down hill injures driver

A petrol tanker racing at about 80 miles an hour plunged down Fontest Drive during today’s run. The tanker carried about 300 gallons of petrol which sprayed around. The driver, 71 year old Jon Heijver, escaped with minor injuries after the brakes failed and he tried to bring the vehicle under control. Two cars were also involved in the incident.

Wellington Fontest Jon Heijver Mirariiquste Ciaim

Crime Ring Dismantled Across Hollywood Districts

The article reports a major crackdown on a crime organisation, with arrests and key suspects rounded up by detectives. It details police actions across areas including the San Francisco region, mentions market and bar connections, and notes ongoing investigations and financial links.

Latham Comments on Australia Finances and Federal Powers

Brisbane dispatch reports Sir John Latham former Chief Justice of Australia says the States hold key financial responsibilities yet are under submerging strain. He urges Commonwealth to set wage and industrial controls principles while grants warn of enduring fiscal pressure and currency stability.

Brisbane John Latham Australla Stsn Iin John Adam Cuanmontsealth

Development of Television Controversy and Public Debate

A garbled report discusses government moves to act on broadcasting and religious topics, mentioning Mr Anthony and figures such as Mr A A Cele and “Gwali.” The piece questions political alignment and possible actions by Br Ban and Me Cabweil in a parliamentary setting, citing uncertain dates and proposals.

Rommenceal Cumedeasroz Siaviune Anthony

Australian Labour rift over television policy sparks front page clash

Canberra dispatch reports a heated Labour Party disagreement on broadcasting policy with Deputy Leader A A Calwell accusing the government of plans to curb private television while Evatt denounces a monopoly by ABC. The-tension signals deep division within the party and potential impact on constitutional issues.

Canberra Puble Gmub Evatt Wine Calwally Welermen Australis Arihue Padiem Samale Adelaide Air Calwell Fancel Evatt ABC Asnut Fadden Aeidliia Evali Calwell Ofice Labour A. A Calewell de AV Ansree Tne Meret Bevet

New Serum For Sister Kenny Trial Sparks Hope

A report from Toowoomba indicates a physician in New Jersey sent a serum recipe linked to trypsin extracted from gastric juices. A cable exchange between Toowoomba and New York discusses sending a quantity by air for immediate discharge and testing at the Jewish Memorial Hospital in New York. The note notes the serum as a recent extract and cryogenic preparation, with the broader claim of historical awareness by physiology texts.

Eae Caple Saimue Nentmark New Jersey Irvine Iunerfied Iew York Anavri Jiess Trowoomb New York Kenny Trigohowing Todanel Sumi Hoa

House of Commons debates Kenya and Korea policy

Members clash over Kenya unrest and Korea armistice handling. Labour MP Fenner Brockway criticizes imperial policy while ministers warn against public disorder and police risk. The Australian delegate and others press for cautious compromise and parliamentary clarity after a closed session.

Pilot Killed In Korea Era Crisis Report

A London dispatch reports a pilot killed and three injured in a crash with a service crew and ten airmen aboard. The bulletin notes political tension over Korea and India with calls for all party unity and peace plans while government figures debate strategic moves and possible concessions.

London AAPA Ans Ilar Wna Valeite

Fragmented OCR Reflects Riots and Political Tensions Abroad

An unclear report references a heated debate on Korea and mentions riots, shootings, and murder implications. It cites debates in London and Nairobi shaped by Mau Mau and anti colonial tensions, with discussions of Parliament acts, broadcasting, and national policy amid unrest and violent incidents.

Armistice Deadlock in Korea Deepens

A report on the Korea armistice talks shows a widening deadlock after a Soviet blitz and Indian proposals. The plan requires U.S. approval tweaks, while Britain aligns with the United States toward a timely armistice.

Korea United States Britain United Stats

CURRENT METAL Peices JE LOOK TO TOUR AUSTRALASIA

Sydney business man said in New York today that Joe Nits had agreed to an exhibition tour to Australia and New Zealand. He aims to bring the former charm to the region during the Australasian tour, with plans discussed in New York.

York OW van Sapi Lemuel Carona Sydney New York Joenits Jen Australia New Zeaaland Ron Im Auat van Mae

Advances in Nuclear Physics Sparks Global Debate

A fragmentary report discusses advances in nuclear physics and the potential for atomic energy development. It notes moral concerns, wartime tensions, and the idea of leveraging new discoveries for peaceful energy while warning of broader global risks.

Operations of U N Troops Report Hidden Raid

London dispatch reports United Nations forces conducting covert operations amid hostile actions. The raid involved minefield evasion and extraction efforts as allied units prepared to strike at a target near enemy positions.

London AAR Mai Kareem Co Thera Ana Fhe Beitune Mam Ueemeeny

Appointments by General Evenlowes Reported in New York

In New York on November 25 general orders named Arthur Summerfield to a federal post and Mrs Ohoby and Mrs Price to command positions. The release notes others, including EvEmbower and Mrs Wiss, connected with the women’s army and national committees, with publican and administrative roles as part of the party activities.

New York Euenbawet Arthur Suemerfield Pusimader Gem Aral Healu T Hoohy Aaminisiei Federel Sreuily Sumperneld Atheme Publican Wohl Ehmurman Will Seugn Lakes Hohby Priseeh Ourmanding Exsenhowes Amin Suming Shimin Iran Mrr Mohhy Women’s Army Crewe Gublisher Hoarton Texan Shemie Tohde Gacar Ewing Wiss Evenhosere

Billiards Champions Mia Calcutta May 35 Rats

The report covers a billiards event in Calcutta with top players Mia and others, citing scores such as 148 and 12, and naming competitors like Birjes and Drtfield Getemied Weller Ramage from Boatland. Details are garbled but indicate a championship setting and participant names.

Calcutta Tates Birire India TNT Mia Soria Sommeur Willards Birjes Drtfield Getemied Weller Ramage Boatland Bret

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