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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 30, 1946
Page
7
A crowded page details Trepiesl Theatre showings and Tropical Theatre programs. It highlights a mix of stage productions and films including musical comedies, dramas, and star cast lineups with Polly Ward, Dorothy Lamour, and Nancy Kelly among others, plus theater schedules and admission notes.
The Cairns church sermon argues worship as primary duty prior to needs, urging belief in God, praise, and thankfulness. Prayer is essential, with Our Father model guiding public and private devotion, acknowledging God as giver of all good and seeking daily bread and forgiveness.
Reporters describe the mayor's opening remarks at a town meeting led by newly appointed commissioners. The event featured a formal address and a turnout by local press as residents awaited the agenda.
Street city report describes a cryptic event involving a father figure, a musician, and a room with sound notes. The tale mentions a ferry or plane and a token, with references to Wilhelm and Mira and a somber day.
Two women presented petitions or appeals at the United Nations, seeking recognition or support for their respective causes. One voice spoke for independence or autonomy, while the other advocated for a domestic or regional issue, reflecting postwar global diplomacy and women's involvement in international law.
Xomean and anive Tamond, president of the central Women's College, speaks on the United Nations debate. She argues for independence, cites the Cairo declaration promising liberty, and questions why nations hamper coexistence with rival powers while seeking UN investigations. The piece reflects postwar diplomacy and advocacy for national sovereignty.
A brief AP dispatch notes a shortage of paper for tax form production in Washington state, impacting forms and filing preparations. The report mentions government or printing officials seeking alternatives to maintain tax administration cadence.
Washington reports a significant naval maneuver as 28 incoming planes are intercepted. The action aims to showcase air defense capabilities and test response procedures amid heightened maritime tensions.
A fragmented record details auction results across groups 8 through 14. Named bidders from Cairns, Atherton, Stretford, Edmonton, Gordonvale and others paid prices ranging from £13 to £19 10s for various lots. Several values and bidders are named, highlighting a lively sale of marble and related items.
Radio listings cover cricket England Australia and Boeing details with scores and ratings. Program notes include the Village Glee Club and BBC orchestral mood pieces with a 10.30 start for a sentimental mood and 11 for orchestral numbers.
Sunday December 1 Holy Communion at Gomdonvale and at Edmonton Scout and Cube Christmas events. Union prayers and missions focus at Alban’s with Ladies Guild and Guild of St Mary invited to companion. Week ends with Thanksgiving services and intercession. Cairns Sunday school period continues.
Sunday December 1 announcements list Cairns Methodist services and a series of community events including a youth club program, a Friday evening concert, and a church social at Barros Waters. Details reference musical premiers, guest performers, and upcoming year-end sessions.
The weekly notice invites parishioners to the Assembly of God for a monthly testimony and praise service Sunday morning. An evening sermon will focus on the glory of Christ’s love by the pastor.
Early reports suggest several vaccines show strong protective effects with about 100 percent efficacy in trials. Researchers Cumatie and Querin are credited with discovery, while EU authorities note 1600 doses distributed quietly across Europe as the effort advances.
Fragmented OCR notes show arrivals in Cairne by AJLA and names including Jiro F. Bannister and Min J. Por. The garbled text references Lake Darviee and Cates Hayton with unclear roles or dates. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the legible items.
In Cairns last weekend a coming-of-age party for Linda Mirob drew visitors including Joy, Marcia Namer, Freda Moses, and Mr Dou Mamer. Guests toured McDonald’s tea rooms with flower arrangements and a range of savory snacks while locals, such as Gregg Doyle, prepared for Marist Brothers College events.
The Calina North State School hosted a Saturday night euchre party and dance with prizes for novelty dance won by Mr Fiynn and Mrs Pearce, lucky numbers to Mr W Grace and Mr Madams, and monte carlo to C Anders’ son and Mrs Pearce. Costumes and national dress featured strongly as the event drew many residents.
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