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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Oct 03, 1950

Page

1

North Koreans fail to answer MacArthur surrender demand

Tokyo Oct 2 The North Koreans gave no reply to General MacArthur’s surrender broadcast as aerial observers note continued defense line activity north of the 38th Parallel. Major General Edward Almond says it may take time for the Communists to decide. A UN spokesman promises no slackening of war effort while awaiting a response.

Tokio P.reuter MacArcher 38Th Parallel Edward Almond 10Th Corps Almond United Nations

Snatched Fragments From Ailing South Korea Report

Fragmentary OCR yields scrambled lines about South Koreans in Yangyang and a second unrelated note. Readable bits mention names or places but lack coherent events. The item seems a stray clipping with incomplete sentences and garbled terms.

SACK AND BAG PRICE INCREASES

The Queensland Chamber of Fruit and Vegetable reports price rises for sacks and bags affecting fruits vegetables and cereals. Wheat and other grains may follow as storage costs rise and shipping containers become scarce. Officials warn higher costs will be felt by retailers and consumers across the state.

Emisraxe Tallbine Queensland Chamber of Fruit and Vegetable

Londoners Trials Ort on Abilities Bias and Rage

Fragmented OCR text describes a trial involving Londoners and Ort, with references to discrimination and violence. It mentions Berwin, Siete, Waseem Shatine GnteA, and Gale Jame, plus accusations of bias and reactions during proceedings. The garbled content implies a courtroom or public trial context with multiple named individuals.

Orton Fralitaite Waseem Shatine Tory Sroughen Gale Jame

Bat Teice to E Chitlet in Faded Notice

Fragments show a damaged notice listing a bat or person named E Chitlet and a date styled event. Readable elements point to a transfer or filing action with unclear details and no full names or locations.

Duty on Watches Under Federal Review by Jewellers

Brimbank October 2 The federal government will review duties on watches and watch cases following a conference of the Federation of Jewelry Associations Delegated said the task could affect prices and imports The report notes figures quoted ranges from eight to eleven pounds and mentions noted negotiations.

Brimbank Fidrel Pedextea Reall Jewellers’ Association Aia Amin Prem Tecas

Three Japanese Guilty in Ambon Island War Crimes Case

In Los Negros October, a court found three Japanese men guilty of war crimes tied to a 1942 ambush near Lake airfield on Ambon Island. Ex-Warrant Officer Yurasuita Sasaki and Petty Officer Shimohana were sentenced to death by hanging. prosecutors described the killings as sadistic revenge against prisoners.

Los Negros Jane War Clan Allind Pesmers Wer Lake Ambom Yurasuita Sasaki Shimohana Sun Macdy Mackay Tor Tahs Airfield Ambon Tanetag

Labour Party Defends Collective Security Policy amid War Fears

London reports the Labour Party chairman urged adherence to collective security via the United Nations. He warned that disarmament must proceed with safeguards, insisting only two aims end war: emancipation of oppressed peoples and spread of democracy. He dismissed the Stockholm peace appeal as anti-democrat.

London AAP Labour Party Sm Fatson Watson Walon Stockholm

Opening of New Garages in Brisbane Planned

Brisbane reports note oil companies fear many will set up garages under the Profiteering Prevention Act of 1948. A spokesman said over 20 were buying equipment to start garages and plan to buy petrol from wholesalers to resell. It warns that without government action, unregulated garages will proliferate and impact Shell’s sales amid a boycott by Brisbane petrol retailers.

Brisbane Tought Sh#i Alshalim Eta Camp Gil Associae Shell

Atomic clock accuracy advances at NIST Washington

The National Bureau of Standards announced three improved atomic clock models on January 6, 1989. The project aims for a time error of less than a second in 300 years using cesium and ammonia-based techniques. Benchmarks include a beam of cesium atoms, improved resonance absorption, and quartz crystal alternatives.

Washington Arge National Fireas. of Standards Sientishe Bureau Ort

Naked Figures On Beach Amid Bond Debate

A fragmentary report describes naked figures on a beach amid a debate over bonds. The text is garbled, with unclear names and locations, but indicates a public interest issue connected to a ruling or authority.

Two Pillion Riders Killed In Sydney Motorcycle Crash

Patricia O Malvenny of Cano windra and Raymond Patrick Baker of Manly died after a motorcycle skid collided with a motor lorry near Meadow. George Greenfield, 20, of Hunter's Hill and Frederick Cooksey, 18, of Harbord survived, with Greenfield hospitalized in serious condition.

Furse Patricia O'Malvenny Canowindra Gladenville Plone Thames George Greenfield Hunter's Hill Fiat Greenfield Raymond Patrick Baker Manly Frederick Cooksey Harbord

Wartime sermon cites faith and war roles in Korea

A religious leader denounces taunts, urges Christians to reject war, and frames the Korea conflict as a moral battle against communism. He warns against violence and calls for spiritual revival, portraying war as incompatible with Christian values and urging unity among faithful.

Unclear Family Exchange Narrative Amid Personal Struggles

Fragmentary report outlines a tangled family exchange involving Jean Tim and a note about three children and a parent, with later intent to undo the arrangement. The text is garbled, containing names and relations but no coherent events or dates.

Ewan Jean Tim Tisson Hed

Man Struck by Train in Norwich Incident

A man was struck by a train in Norwich, with authorities investigating the incident and identifying the victim. Details on time, train line, and condition were not fully clear in the fragmented report.

Abandonment of Wool Sales Debate Across Nations

The text discusses wartime policy on wool sale abandonment involving Ameries and the British Commonwealth. It references American propositions, German, Austrian and Japanese positions, and mentions a looming state of siege. The fragment notes public demonstrations and diplomatic tension around a potential wool sale acquisition and related international reactions.

Cpeb Germany Uv ‘Unien Sibre Ots Uis Nuremburg Timan Dent In Dameldort Elieaton Inkibace

Reds Threatened "Show Force" at Hamburg Residence

A report notes communist demonstrators in Hamburg threatened force near a residence. German police, aided by reinforcements, confronted the protesters as order was maintained amid clashes and scattered red slogans.

Reds

Liberated Tibet and China warn of invasion plots

An order of the day quoted by New China News Agency urges forces to be ready to fight for Tibet's liberation. It accuses American Imperialism of invading Korea and colluding with remnants of Chiang Kai-shek's forces on Formosa. Reuters reports in Formosa that a Nationalist ring squad was charged with attempting to overthrow the Isbek regime.

Communin Army Cm Ca Pormoss Tibet New Chine Newsagency Chiang Kai-shek Formosa Laipeh AP Reuters Isbek Nationalli Calnese

Iceberg Menace In North Atlantic

North Atlantic ice danger noted by Professor Gerad Taylor of the French government after icebergs drift from Greenland and the Arctic threaten shipping. He reports icebergs up to thousands of feet thick and temperatures near freezing, with weather conditions affecting routes.

North Atlantic New York Gerad Taylor Iceland Eva Tom Bergs Manace North Atante Tiuoine Taylor Sper Monita Om Greetland Immonseait Toro Ievcap

West German police clash with Communist protesters in Oct 1 round up

Police report mass arrests across North Rhine Westphalia and Ruhr cities as West Germany counters a large Communist peace rally. Authorities say about 606 Communists were detained nationwide amid protests claimed as a day of remonstrations for peace.

Hamburg AAPI Orth Rhine Westphalia Ruhr West Germany

Misleading Item in Ipswich Paper Sparks Mine Probe

A fragmentary Ipswich paper note refers to a misleading item about a coal mine incident. It mentions miners’ stoppage and protest, a visit by Crowley, and questions over whether an explosive was in coal during production, with authorities stressing reporting and disposal rules.

TSW. Net Amerey iBbbw Vale Brsbane Doty Creek Sia God Board Crowley Eerie Ho

MCC Team at Colombo One Day Match

A Colombo one day match features MCC and a local Colombo XI with notable incidents including Mutton injuring a finger. Brown’s boundary shots and Cer sons batting are noted as the match unfolds amid crowd roar and a line of tense play.

MCC Colombo

British Toys Australia Biggest Buyer Revealed

A Board of Trade official disclosed Austria as the top buyer of Ariana’s love toys, with Australia valued at over £1 million in orders. The United States ranked second with about £288,000 in purchases. details are drawn from a London dispatch.

London Board of Trade Austria Ariana Australia Qe United Anad

Daily Telegraph financial note on currency in Boat fee

London report quotes The Daily Telegraph financial correspondent on the importance of allowing or currency in boat fee om. The brief item notes the stance attributed to the Canadian affair and its economic implications, reflecting speculative market commentary from October first.

London Daily Telegraph Don

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