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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Oct 01, 1946

Page

2

Chaytor Backed in Sydney Metropolis Handicap Market

Sydney September 30. Melbourne jockey Brearley will ride Chaytor at Randwick on Monday as backing for Chaytor emerges. Chaytor firmed to half the morning quote with Epsom candidates Shannon Magnificent Blue Legend and others moving in the Metropolis market. Open Air Magnificent Pulthasa Silver Link etc feature in bookmakers activity as rivals for the big race.

Sydney Melbourne Brearley Chaytor Randwick Shannon Epsom-Metropolitan Magnivcent Shadnon Simpely Alraleft

Enolian Team Choren Competes In Perth One Day Match

Perth reports an Enolian team taking on Wisweed and Tourney at Merrikin, with Hardstad as 12th man. Brisbane to host a male series on October 14 after selection of players in Brisbane. Names include Bundaberg, Hackett, Townville, Cairns, Boowoimbal, Ypewich, Thorpe, Rockhampton and others.

Perth Merrikin Dale Tear Wisweed Tourney Sreih Lomaridge Voce Tainrea Hardstad Brisbane Rickrirry Trim Aris Bundabery J. Hackett Townville Vieeai Wal Cairns A’ Palla Poowoimbal Poowoimbal K Jabiwenl Ypewich’, Halford (Towoombal” R. Zach Pwiek Toogoulawal Ke Garis Chartere Towers Thorpe Toowoombe Y. Barnes Rockhamptes

Fragmented note on event with unclear names

A distorted OCR fragment mentions a date around July and various names and places but few readable details remain. It references people tied to an event and a tentative arrival, with multiple garbled words and incomplete phrases.

Double Ty Bucalypter in Bea1ck Room

Fragmentary notes describe a double Ty Bucalypter event in a Bea1ck room with unclear details. Text mentions Jans ree Paar and Soule, a wiles Mal orem 6 eiaie, plus references to a hike, sales, or party activities. The readable portion lacks coherent facts or names to confirm a specific incident.

Jans Ree

Enduring Morning Events in Cairns and Seaboard Notes

Fragmentary reports mention Cairns Asch Surcaman and others, with scattered references to scores, dates, and individuals. Mentions of Mr R Wileamith and Gusl appear among partial lines about events, prices, and times.

P. Barone R Wileamith Furthe Juniere Tony

Tom Ball Seen As Likely Queensland Fast Bowler Candidate

Brisbane trials preparation continues for the Queensland team with fast bowler Tom Ball attracting strong support. Writers and country cricket enthusiasts highlight his youth, all round ability, and potential to push into the Queensland Eleven for inter state matches and the tour by England. Ball trains diligently, seeks a Brisbane A grade game, and the Country Committee backs his selection prospects amid praise for developing country cricketers.

Gabbe Calta Brisbane Sydney Calrea Apells Queensland Gramme Tom Bil Adams Brian Neceaulty Ball Ertehet Byron Tom Bull

War officials' claims of Allied aid to German prisoners

A London dispatch cites the Daily Telegraph reporting Allied officers in Britain and Dominions funding a scheme to aid German prisoners of war. Funds, including 40000 pounds and 1800 in entertainment and education, were allegedly raised by relatives and Dominions officers to subsidize escapes from Stalag Luft I. The plan involved bribing guards to assist escapees and economic warfare through purchasing food in occupied zones.

London Germany Britain Mays Daily Telegraph Iin Otra United Kingdom Stalaglutt Tulay United States

Cairns Amateur Club to revive first night of tournament

Cairns Amateur Club bids to reopen after wartime pause with a Legacy tournament at the Miberaing Malton on Saturday at 8 o'clock. Nominations come from across the district for divisions as fighters such as Cyril John, Doug and Reg, Eddie Leftwick, Keith Luke, Les Fox, Nor Archer, Harold McDonald, Ken Atherton, Jack Munday, and the Mar sis Bros are listed for bouts. The event features a four round challenge between Doug Jackson of Brisbane and Browne, following a three round TV bout in Edmonton last week. Proceeds support ringside wear and Legacy plans seek full public backing.

Cairns Anges Mad Miberaing Malton Gadd Seamar Doug Jackson Brisbane Malcolm Edmonton Browne Thoes Cyril Johnon Reg Eddie Leftwick Keith Luke Les Fox Nor ‘Archer Harold McDonald Ken Doug ‘Atherton Jack Munday Lesina Athi Alkenis Marsist Bros Tully Hos Crame Central Newsagensy

Cycling results show Denny Dillon wins in close meet

In a recent cycling meet Denny Dillon led a strong field with a comfortable win. Other notable performances included Stiles and Gretam finishing on the podium, while multiple heats and mile events yielded tight times and shared records.

Public Auction Notice for Maresta Tobacco Property

Advertised events and bidding details announce a public sale at the office on Byroe street Maresta for a tobacco property with improvements. The notice requests tenders, lists locations including Cand Court and Turter surKements, and mentions a Monday sale date and conditions.

WM. Simms Witwler Hin Byroe-street Maresta Bec Tully Turter surKements Acen Bais Farm

Cairns and Boal Race Draws Tie in Be Event

In a tightly contested race, Cairns and Boal finished in a dead heat for first place while Cadman and Wy Che vied for near top, with a trophy in reach for the winner. Blossoms set a brisk pace in the early stages, but Nim and Digniity Tor Hoe showed strong moves. Phartom faltered as the field split, and Query struggled throughout.

Cairns Wophy Ty Me. A. Jranion Sonar Dee Tee Winn Ting Phartom Abe Query

Moral Rearmament leads in race over tricky course

In a long, foggy coastal event the Moral Rearmament unit dominated the regatta. Miss Dignity and Nim vied for podium spots as Blomem Maver and NBS chased, with tactical moves at the Walvis Creek buoy and Hills Fort. The strong winds favored Moral Rearmament, who finished with a lead of several minutes over Blossom and Nim, while Iris Dignity set the pace throughout.

Wiwars W. Cessire Brat Posnton W. Belion A. Aczin Jon Wally I Nim G. Cadmad Nbo P. Mlachace Ahwest Abavara Browneu Aleg Wiwart Phantom Dymity Sally TH Revi London Ord Wakehurst Borepaan Surory Nien Caux Switzerland Ieter Mililice Geval Gm Wevons NBA Phattom Mia Dl Inter Yani Wociety Thone Mne Walvis Creek Ue Wiwart Boris Logethe Alfa Hart Tors Sul” Ot Mavora Capiae Yeni Blomom Sally Isleri Mayora Belo Nbs Blossom Toad Maver Ugh Fainuee Wheavers Finutes Star Wil Ore Bally Walit's Creek Sally II Miss Dignity Blomem Mayer Porlnont Wes Leet Aguis Milas Dignity Bicefam Mavors Nebver

French Assembly Approves Draft Constitution Disputed by De Gaulle

Paris reports Gen eral de Gaulle labeling the Constitution as unsatisfactory, criticizing package text point by point. He urged the people to reject the new draft, arguing it fails to meet revolutionary conditions and serves the country rather than party aims.

Paris de Gaulle Zpinal Guna Generale Gaulle

De Havilland Crash Probed by Experts in Kentish Mud

Experts landing by helicopter inspected the wreckage of the DH.108 crash in Kentish mud. They found the engine did not explode and noted the plane may have struck a solid wall at compressibility limit. Wreckage sections were loaded for salvage while heavy pieces and the body had not yet been moved.

Trey de Finvilland Thibury Bt Fouana Cuckmit Srt

Teene synth-next sires chammederahip results

The report from Los Angeles lists Keemet winning the Teene synth-next sires championship with a 8-4 score over Bere ter. Pauline Bete won the women’s Utila defeating Dorothy Bundy 6-2. The article mentions ongoing matches and champion status but text is garbled.

Lee Los Angeles Bayt Keemet Chammederahip Bereter Pauline Bete Utila Darothy Bundy Ramet Consant Lchreotar Wee Teugm Tee Bat Nee We Egten Om Eamolonahip

Fire destroys hut killing three Blasing Army guests

A blaze at a Blasing Army camp in Wat Elbourne, identified as the Night, killed three guests and injured two others. Fire investigators said the hut fire was fueled by sawdust used to keep the hut warm, with flames spreading rapidly as firefighters arrived.

India and Soviet Union Eyes Full Diplomatic Ties

September reports from Paris, via London, claim India and the Soviet Union may restore full diplomatic relations after talks between India's envoy Menon and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. The discussions highlighted mutual friendliness but noted Hindustan could face food export constraints, with ambassadors to be exchanged.

London Reuter Paris Aysitt Menon Pandit ‘Nehru Sae Molotov Beaumies Wid Aimbastadirs Borges Russia Kndla

Prevention of War Debate at UN Meeting

BrusselsSeptember 29 The Chalet Unotest fauces Paull Spasi told the Hen Socialist Congress that international organizations take insufficient notice of small nations The bi Powers veto hindering UNs normal work Kemeld71 claims prevention of war not part of governments UN programme

Brussels Paull Spasi Kemeld

New State Governor Arrival In Brisbane

Brisbane reports the new State Governor Sir John Lavarach will arrive by air at 2 pm tomorrow and be driven through the principal streets to Parlement House. He will be received at City Hall on Wednesday as crowds are expected to welcome him.

Brisbane John Lavarach

Tarang 11 wins cheap event in Queensland squadron meet

Tarang 11 piloted by M. Baiford takes the cheap event in the Queensland Training Squadron meet. Memory Too finishes second, Tuna turd third. In the Queensland Training Squadron event Leon is credited with victory for Nighnsto with Hemther by G. North in second and Debonair by 8. Miers in third.

Tarang M. Baiford Memory Too Queensland Leon Nighnsto Hemther G. North Debonair 8. Miers

Thind Starr Bowkett Society Meeting Report

The society chairman outlined the year’s accounts with loans totalling 272TH and noted increases from the previous year. Members reviewed nominations for directors and senior officers, with J. Mason and L. Chall among those named, and the chair declared Mr Tennant and Mye Seneere as appointees as officers.

Direc Aera Tao Mels Anting Rlad Mears J. J Mason. L.A

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