09 Oct 1951
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1951
Page
1
Butter producers in Brisbane meet to assure near normal supply to the public while the price claim is investigated. They plan tape delivery matching last April’s level, aiming for a 2/8 per pound price, with potential nine days needed to reach normal portions if conditions allow. Representatives from Queenland factories attend the meeting.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a manager and a spree on a Friday evening with unclear names and places. The readable portion hints at a local incident or event but lacks coherent details to form a clear summary or identify persons, teams, or organizations.
In San Francisco on October 1 a briefing notes fishermen demand action on a treaty, citing ongoing delays and urging swift negotiations. The report highlights the impact on tuna and albacore safety and industry stability as unions warn of rising risks and economic hardship.
NSW Parliament plans higher salaries for members across parties. The move, backed by all sides, aims to raise base pay and adjust allowances, aligning state salaries with federal scales and reflecting increased responsibilities.
In an Oct 7 speech in Liverpool, Bevan attacked the Conservatives amid party elections, claiming the British economy hinges on peace and warning about Soviet threats. He named Churchill and other Conservatives as targets, urging unity and caution in the global crisis.
Australian and British food groups near a long term meat supply agreement. Ministers and industry officials discussed terms in London, outlining plans for tariff and trade arrangements, with Australia seeking favorable access while Britain weighs postwar supply needs.
A sparse graveside service was held at the hill side cemetery near the edge of the town for Bukini Ne Exis. Family and a few personal friends gathered as mourners stood in the cold air, with the scene marked by a sense of subdued farewell and formal rites conducted by a local commissioner.
A fragmented account from Los Angeles describes Elizabeth Kemnay’s claimed triumphant return to a relative’s home after a disputed medical treatment. The text references past events and a conflict over inheritance, mentioning Kenny’s death and a San Prairie departure, with blurred names and uncertain dates.
In Lubbock a man attacked a cafe owner after a heated dispute about cooking. The assailant fatally stabbed the custodian and then wounded others before stabbing himself, authorities said. The motive appears tied to a quarrel over cooking practices at the cafe.
Allied forces report a great defeat inflicted as they push the autumn offensive on the western front. General Ridgway announces UN progress near Panmunjon and Yonchon while negotiations resume with talks to resume liaison missions and a proposed zone expansion discussed.
Okt Seven and others join Prin Miley's 30 man squad to face West Andes in a planned match. Captaincy likely for former Australian Tes uhewt By bas Jack Flugieton leads a Canberra lineup including Lindsay Mussell Nel Harvey Sam Loren Tan Johnson Wo Reilly and more. Tasmanian parliament figures A G Townley and ANUCW Fallinders will also play for the Prime Ministers team. The remaining 10 squad members will be drawn from prominent Canberra players.
The Labor alliance with the Country Party moves to secure Dr Evatt's parity as Victorian leaders plan a Friday visit to Melbourne. A state executive meeting set to announce the decision includes federal and state Labor members who will host a complimentary reception for Evatt.
The indictment alleges Mary Godwin wife and mother of five was killed at the Oakleigh home on May 2. Godwin, charged with murder, is accused of strangling her while she and her five children resided there. The case centers on the alleged crime and the ensuing legal action.
The piece reports attempts by communists to join the Girl Guides in Brisbane during a third biennial conference. Delegates unanimously resolved to take action to aid Guides against totalitarian influence while noting one or two attempts by communist elements to join, described as thwarted by authorities.
Det A IAAP reports Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Canada landing at Gander with a planned stop in Montreal. Doctors checked the royal party and officials prepared for the royal tour as the delegation proceeded to Ottawa and Toronto.
A dramatic final at the Twentieth Century course sees veteran champion Jack Boer defend his title as rival challengers fall. The event features standout rounds from Abe, Chonan, and a rising young player who dazzles with a 20 year old breakthrough showing amid tight competition and Australian press focus.
The Australian Governor-General McKell traveled to Barcelona for convalescent leave starting late August, staying until October 24. A House official confirmed the trip was advised by Gretor to recuperate while receiving medical treatment. McKell arrived in London on August 16 and has since shown improving condition as doctors monitor his recovery.
A fragmentary local record references a cardinal appealing to laity amid a convoluted text. Names and places are obscured, with garbled phrases suggesting a religious or civic discourse. Disjointed terms imply ecclesiastical or community topics, but the exact events and actors remain unclear.
Fragmentary text references a critical historical period with mentions of England, Dr Swell, and Glen Huy noted among scattered names. The readable passages imply a discussion of societal or scientific shifts, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. The piece appears to situate a pivotal era within broader global or academic context.
Crowds rush to buy toys during a holiday sale, with many shoppers lining up early. Prices drop as retailers advertise limited time offers and discounts. Store managers report steady traffic and note popular items move quickly.
A chaotic report from London notes a walk-out threat by Pei should Britain accept certain terms. The piece links Persian policy to Western security concerns and mentions the Shah of Persia addressing Parliament and urging national unity and cooperation amid international tension.
Melbourne racing notes report the Caulfield Cup favourite suffering a tight knee injury while rolling. The mare, to be ridden by J Pureell, will start in the Berliners Power Handicap at Caulfield if cleared. Beecwright is withdrawn from Caulfield and Melbourne Cups with muscular access. Wilaman to meet Midway in the Caulfield Cup.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a clash over a proposed ban on one day legislation in Brisbane. Opposition and government leaders clash on timing and necessity with references to ministers Nicklin Hiley Hanlon and claims of rushed measures and protests.
A bush fire swept through the Muttaburra district about 118 miles north of Brisbane, fueled by dry timber country. The Muttaburra postmaster and local residents reported scorched patches and blazed areas spreading across thousands of acres, with scattered bush pies observed in central and northwestern Queensland. The fire followed an air scare as a Somerset Airways plane skated over the area causing concern among residents.
A Supreme Court jury on October awarded David Lindsay Fricker, a carpenter of Trevysireat, Block Fricker, $7800 for injuries after his right arm was damaged in a road accident.
The Australian Sugar Producers Association seeks to raise the food award rate for mill workers from £1/12/6 to £2/10. The hearing before Justice Matthews and Mr Riordan was adjourned to Cairns from Brisbane. W. Richardson and A. M. Nichola, managers of the South One sugar mill and the Tully mill, testified on kitchen operations across five mills. An objection was raised by the Australian Workers secretary H. Boland. The judge adjourned proceedings to Ingham for mill inspections next Wednesday.
Mr Worley Richardson, manager of the South Johnstone sugar mill, discusses long term kitchen staffing, food provision costs from June to September, and wage adjustments. He notes meals paid at 4/8 and wood costs rising, with added strain from inflation and supplier prices. The article outlines payroll changes, supplier impacts, and potential mill expansion plans affecting labor.
The report details a dispute at Tully Mill Catering over meal costs and staffing as managers discuss wages, kitchen funding, and supplier prices. It notes a 19 week period and a claim of 1133 pounds per man for food over a year, with questions about profitability and kitchen viability amid labor and procurement challenges.
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