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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Nov 28, 1951

Page

1

Three Men Swim Ashore After Ambulance Plane Crash

A Cairns serial ambulance plane crashed two miles off shore north of Cairns on Monday night. One man, John Albert O'Loughlin, about 30, drowned. Pilot Captain Neville Hicks, ambulance bearer Keith Howarth, and Larry Hansen survived, with authorities launching an inquiry led by E H Fry and T Shaw.

Cairns John Albert O'Loughlin van Rock Station Gulf Country Neville Hicks Pyne Street Edge Hill Keith Howarth Lily Street Larry Hansen van Rook Station van Rook O’loughlin

Five Hours in Shark-Infested Waters Survival Tale

Survivors recount a perilous rescue after a plane crash over the sea. In the hours of darkness, Captain Micka and crew faced heavy injuries and navigated burning wreckage as they and others battled rough seas seeking land. Rescue finally came after long, arduous hours with aid from fellow survivors and a radio signal.

Plane crash inquiry and rescue efforts near Cairns

reports from Cairns detail a fatal air crash with Inspector Peters leading search and rescue. The wreckage lay four miles off Double Island as investigators assessed flight path and communications equipment. A second plane aided by Neville Mitchellmill helped locate the scene. the doomed craft was owned by Owens and had cost £9000 to build. The Cairns Ambulance received the donation of the plane.

Reorganisation of BCOF and Japan treaty terms

Canberra reports a plan to reorganize the British Commonwealth Occupation Force in Japan as a Commonwealth task. Mr McBride notes the British Commonwealth must act after withdrawal of occupation forces. Ratification by Parliament is not expected until next year, with completion of the relocation contingent on the truce framework and allied agreement.

Canberra BCOF Brill AvMcBrider McBride Isealy Te Brith Commonwealth Provan Japan

Howe backs British peace treaty in Commons vote

London November 26 The House of Commons endorsed the government peace treaty with Japan by a majority of 38. Many Labour and opposition members supported the government. Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison, who signed the treaty at San Francisco, spoke for Britain.

London Howe ‘of Commons Brrth Ita Latour Opposton Herbert Shsrrison Britain San Francisco

Retired Cattleman Mackay Tour Northern Territory March 1

30M of retired cattleman Mackay travels on a working tour through the Northern Territory and Gul country. He was the son of a Mackay, but was a well-known figure among the Mackay cattle country.

Mackay Northern Territory Gul Pat O'Loughlin

Bill to Increase Stevedoring Charge in Parliament

The Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden tonight introduces a bill to raise the waterfront stevedoring industry charge from 24d to 1s 0d per man hour of employment, effective December 4, in the House of Representatives.

Canberra Sir Arthur Fadden House of Representatives

Act U Admitted Move Second Reading of Bil

The record notes confusion over a second reading of a bill and references to Sir Vincent Tewsoul and Sir Arthur Padden in a murky debate regarding charges and financial provisions. The executive board of the Confederation of Free Life funds is mentioned alongside Australian Counsellor Heaton and Albert Monk amid budget and revenue concerns.

Arthur Padden Anid Hrushell Interective Abcumni- Confederation of Free Itioe Funda Lee Thana Fee Australian Counelist Vincent Tewsoul Fareien Steve| Ie ECP Mir Albert Monk Reiain ACTU Chairway Cottin

Protocol for Prolongation of Sugar Agreement Proclaimed

In Canberra on November 27 the Vice-President announced a copy of the protocol for prolonging the international sugar agreement. It was signed in London by governments including South Africa, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Dominican Republic, France, the United Kingdom, Haiti, Indonesia, Mexico, the Netherlands, Peru, the Philippines, Poland, the United States, and Yugoslavia. The protocol extends the previous agreement, which began in 1938 and was set to run for five years, to an extra year ending August 31, 1952.

Canberra Agaso

Revision notes on treaty text about export and time limits

Fragmented OCR notes describe parts of an original agreement about export controls. It mentions a feature of the yen, country responses, and that timing and procedures were to be undertaken soon after a court action or event, with further discussions planned for the next period.

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Sugar price rise debate in Brisbane committee meets

At a Brisbane meeting the Sugar Trades Joint Committee discussed measures to adjust sugar prices. A sub committee will review quarterly options including incentives for rehabilitating and expanding sugar production. Draft plans will be presented to the Industry Joint Committee by December 30.

Brisbane Freemin Mecatte Idustry Joint Committee

Commission Appointments Reported in Brisbane

Brisbane, Nov 27 Mr Williamson of the State Report notes will be taking a seat with the SP Betting Royal Commission. Williamson's appointments follow the resignation of Mr B Rohl four days after his appointment due to fraith. Announcing this tomorrow Mr V Gale said that the State Parliamentary counsel and draftsman for J Seymour have been appointed counsel with a wanist I tomplaxion.

Brisbane Whilliamson Mae Buren Hw Keereriny SP Betting Royal Commisson Williamson B. Rohl Fraith V . Gale Stote Far J. Seymour

Bush fires doused by light rain across New South Wales

Rain helped quell bush fires across New South Wales with reports of extinguished blazes on several fronts. Fire authorities noted rainfall in Charleville and surrounding districts eased the danger while crews remained stationed to monitor hotspots and assess damage.

Warris Goodiwind Jock Faia Warrion Maria Atay Charleville

Eisenhower Voices Peace Preservation at Rome Conference

General Eisenhower told a Rome press conference that he had no interest in expanding the army and urged acceptance of peace preservation. He warned there is no chance of a future meeting after the war and spoke of minimal Italian aid to repair damages from the catastrophe.

Rome Eissenhower Lin Ile Atlan Eisenhower Risen Lao Tualy

Russian jet fighters for satellite countries report

The Atlantic Council announced new intelligence as Soviet jet fighters, described as agile and capable, were quickly arming satellite states. A Rome-derived report compiled by General Alfred Gruenther, chief of staff, suggests the Soviet force would likely pose a serious threat to Western defenses, per NATO sources.

New York Atlantic Marna Gist Foret Union Har Ameviett Associated Freas Leut Alfred Gruenther Genera Dyigat Eiventower Pris

Land Court Rent Determinations in Brisbane District

Nov 1 Brisbane The Land Court sets rent for a Brisbane District property, with capital value impacts and a seven year term from October. Rent increases from 335d to 335d plus adjustments, affecting structures and land, amid district planning and local property concerns.

Brisbane Land Court Dyer Nba Tpswich Aris Ae

Government ships may be sold in Anberta sale

Anberta on November 27 reports the government plans to auction ships held by the fleet. Officials say the sale will raise funds and reduce excess vessels. Brisk bidding is expected as creditors and foreign buyers monitor the process.

Exchange of Prisoners in London Amid War Talks

Report from London discusses Allied efforts toward a prisoner exchange as part of ongoing war negotiations. Officials warn that exchange conditions will be difficult, with expectations for a broad truce and possible easing of hostilities, while noting distrust and political shifts in both Allied and opposing camps.

Alleged Sinking Mystery Dominates Official Communique

An official report discusses an alleged sinking amid wartime activity on November 24, naming several ships and parties, including Loraine and Soares, within a broad, partially garbled account. The message mentions government action and private interests, with references to ships, torpedoes, guns, and naval operations in a tense regional setting.

USA Gee Acoyer Soares Sydney

Cease fire line in Korea ratified by UN and Communists

United Nations and Communist delegates at Panmunjom ratified the 145 mile cease fire line in Korea. Both sides proposed ways to supervise the truce with plans for joint inspection teams and restricted movement. Delegations scheduled to meet again tomorrow morning.

Rio Reuter United Nations Parminjon Korea U.N. Command Kotes Pier

Victoria Endures Severe November Gale Threats

Fragmented OCR reads of Victoria weather news describe recurring November gales lashing the region. The report mentions storms bringing rough seas and strong winds, impacting daily life and safety measures as authorities monitor the situation. Strong entities include Victoria and Melbourne weather references and the era's maritime concerns.

Korean Era Reaches New Crest in Paris Trade Deal

A garbled dispatch notes a French agreement impacting Korea with vague references to sectors like energy and coal. mentions Queens region and drivers, but specifics are unclear due to the damaged text. The item hints at international moves affecting Korea and regional responses.

Courage and cowardice in metal trades industry tale

A fragmented report discusses courage and cowardice in metal trades, alleging coercion and loyalty tests. It mentions unions, officials, and a figure named Marriott, with references to enforcement and penalties, portraying tensions in labor disputes and control efforts.

Generals Appeal and Subpar Fall From Grace

A scrambled OCR summary outlines a political clash with generals appealing for action, condemning perceived subpar leadership, and referencing figures like Byer and Soames. It suggests a preparation for forthcoming steps, a clash among factions, and a call to rally behind a chosen course.

Elsanma Crew Paid Off In Unclear Report

Readable fragments mention a crew and payment involving Elsanma, with stray names such as Brianane and Gusti appearing in uncertain context. The text is fragmented, offering no clear event, date, location, or outcome to confirm details.

Police foil lamb thieves in Melbourne scam

Melbourne police report foiling a plot to steal flocks and slaughter lambs. The suspects planned multiple raids on saleyards, with two men detained and others pursued. Authorities recovered devices and prepared to charge 18 suspects as investigations continue.

Pricket Match Abandoned Delays Local Play

A reported Pricket match was abandoned after a questionable incident involving Merouege Naw and Wilh Maene Teen. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the event interrupted by nightfall left teams in disarray and spectators puzzled about the outcome.

Merouege Tim

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