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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
5
The Cairns Post discusses Korean negotiations and the broader Western stance toward ending the Korean War. It notes skepticism about Russians signing, the logic of maintaining containment, and the dangers of renewed fighting amid postwar armament pacts. It emphasizes Western unity with Britain and the United States, domestic support for restraint, and the need to test policy in the current climate.
A fragmented tribute expresses deep gratitude to the Ambatand Satan and family for support during a hospital stay at Tully hospital. It thanks Dr. Marrow and Herberton staff for their care and attendance, and notes appreciation from Walrad My Tete and family for the comfort given during illness and recovery.
ABC regional staff pursue a dramatic radio project in Cairns featuring Wheeler, Rothdale, Stine, and others. The cast rehearses in shared spaces with plans for a London style stage feel while Australian listeners await a fresh, male and female cast mix in a new program.
The Brisbane district reports Turtle Golden Casket No 1043 drawn today with first prize to No 2712 and multiple secondary numbers listed. Fire brigade responded to two calls in Cairns with injuries. one man treated and another hospitalized, authorities detailing incident circumstances.
Agnes Waighe aged years died after a long illness. She lived in the city and spent her later years in care after returning to her hometown. Her survivors include a spouse and children. Funeral arrangements are pending for community members to honor her memory.
The page blends obituary notices for Jarned Guilfovies and family farewells with a political debate in Brisbane over land tax exemptions and rural versus urban valuation. It reports statements by Mr Muller and Mr Walsh on farm relief, local council impacts, and tax policy, plus a traffic accident and weather updates across Queensland towns.
Treasurer replies to opposition attacks on land tax reform. Tax exemptions on residential lands move from £500 to £3700 or from £1700 to £1900 for rural properties. Proposals aim to adjust exemptions and raise revenue, provoking debate in parliament.
A detailed cricket report covers Waite scoring a century and a long stay at the crease. Highlights include fastest scoring by the youngest player Ray Bis Taf, captain Devon Mecise, and partners aiding a total of 134 for the two developed, with notable contributions from Tatton, Wat ie Pameton, and others amid a crowded scoreboard and match timings.
The Cairns Show committee thanked the business community and municipal leaders for backing the four day event. The Mayor noted population limits and council financial constraints shape support, while Stillman’s show review highlighted strong dairy cattle entries, quality stock, and broader exhibition growth across trades and machinery.
The report describes Thanksgiving festivities and turkey feasts in Australia and the United States, noting leaders like Mr Wale and events in Plymouth and Canberra. It details international observances, church gatherings, and community meals, with references to football, harvests, and shared cultural truce across Melbourne Sydney Brisbane and Canberra.
Mr Casey warns that Russia and China may block an early armistice, stating if they persist in this stance it will hinder progress toward a settlement. The exchange centers on Korea and reflects diplomatic tension over ceasefire efforts.
U N Assembly discussions center on Korea armistice aims with non Communist nations backing a broad repatriation of prisoners. Speakers defend safeguarding prisoner welfare while pressing for a unified approach to end the Korean conflict and oppose Soviet and Chinese resistance to concessions.
A state parliament debate centers on an important bill approving a mining trust and harbor development. The measure involves the North Ghivenstand area, a government plan for sugar and bulk handling, and the creation of a trust to administer mining interests and related harbor works. The measure proceeds with government amendments and will affect miners and regional shipping.
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Brisbane buyers face a quiet opening as wool market trends point to steady prices. Brokers anticipate about 30 million bales on offer during the series, with the South Australian market not showing notable variation at the outset.
Readable fragments report a stormy period along Cane NF Peninsula and Wiraut Fountry coast. Mentions Mi Tse Clas, McKinay, Winton area, winery, and rainfall impacts with drought markers and maneuvers across Stamford, Pak district, and Goatiown.
A man was charged with murder after an attack at the hospital resulting in a fatality. The casualty died at Ganteromy Hospital after sustaining injuries during the incident. The suspect appeared in court and faced further inquiries as the case unfolds.
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A political figure, Mr. Seemann Fvni APNE Uh Fisren, was injured in a smash on earrwmae 159 near Brisbane. He and a companion were taken to Ruuparor Hospital with non life threatening injuries. The incident also involved Mr. Agrimann and Missaugh ter, who were reported at the scene.
Rome reports a breakthrough as malaria is said to be vanquished by efforts during the months leading to November 28 1945. Officials describe improvements, with mentions of Allied governance and medical campaigns amid wartime conditions.
A parliamentary debate covered irrigation zones in Queensland with figures on area totals, costs, and production potential. Officials discussed water conservation plans, sugar cane allocations, and the financial scope of irrigation projects across nine states and associated regions.
Fragmentary weather notice from a historical page mentions northern forecast regions, possible locations, and civic observances. It notes variance in conditions and signals potential changes in wind and precipitation with limited readable data.
A garbled report outlines a public meeting in Townsville about local theatre and labor issues. It mentions fees, site concerns, and a debate on regional governance with unclear names and dates.
Army minister to visit Cairns arrives on Monday evening. He will meet local officials and civic leaders, including the mayor and senior officers, with appearances in the city and surrounding district. The visit includes events at the Lake area and a Cairns branch of the RSS ALTA.
In a decisive vote the investment measures were approved by about 97 percent at the ballot. The widespread support came amid discussion of the state electricity project and related financial plans. Local officials praised the broad backing for the venture and its potential impact.
A scrambled OCR passage references an expired holding ballot with many applicants. Mentions of individuals such as Arisbane Nee, Frank Henderson, and Me Eve Vauehan appear amid garbled lines about voting times and locations. The text suggests a political or election context with stalled or overdue actions and family connections noted in passing.
Shipping notices show movement toward Port Victoria and Cairns with cargo entries including general cargo, livestock, and fuel. Observed routes mention Townsville, Brisbone, and Melbourne with loading and unloading at multiple ports. dates reference late December to January.
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