14 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 14, 1952
Page
1
Queensland sugar industry plans to expand with large new cane areas. The Board assigned 162,451 gross acres (121,234 net) to reach a peak target of 1,162,600 tons of sugar for 1954 55, bringing total assigned lands to 597,844 gross and 451,560 net.
A board discussion outlines CRG map plans for a 1 million square foot expansion and a 168 acre parcel. Details mention increased capacity, new segments, and protective measures while noting existing service and potential impacts.
Readable parts reference presidential parents of youths in Korean War era and Dr. William Murphy Nobel prize in medicine. Mentions scientist critique of Dr Linus Pauling case and Nobel laureates at California Institute of Technology. Indicates discussions of restrictions and dates around royal areas and July 14.
London dispatch reports Britain’s exclusion from the Pacific Council reflected a shift in American policy and generated editorial reaction in Britain. The Liberal Guardian notes Australia’s government aligned with America amid the Pacific tensions and seeks Australian support.
A newspaper editorial discusses minor US France tensions in the Pacific realm and cites Stalin’s prophecies. It notes Britain should prepare and that younger Commonwealth partners no longer need constant oversight, while praising the American navy as the Pacific defender and urging sober council.
United Nations aims to win support for a North Korea and China truce as diplomats convene in New York. US Secretary Acheson travels with aides to attend sessions and push for a purge of alleged American communists tied to Soviet agendas. The State Department remains cautious while the United Nations secretary general notes several Americans were suspected of disloyal ties amid rising Cold War tensions.
A Britain wide drill is described with aviation and ground forces simulating escort and air defense. Major units including Birmingham, Bristol, and Cardiff participate with joint vessels and aircraft in a high level exercise. Officials note no disruption and emphasize coordination, safety, and readiness.
Sydney dispatch reports Arthur Mor es at ball side score 12 and Miller to lead the W.3.W. Shield squad in the Test era. The Adelaide Fourth Test sees changes with Ray Lindwall out and Miller guiding a group including Barnes Burke and De Connery as Australia pursues revival of Shield cricket.
Delegates from all states gather for the annual conference of the Australian Auto Association. The Royal Automobile Club of India will hold a press conference as petrol taxes and road works remain the focus.
Oct 13 report from Brisbane notes a record wheat harvest with exports likely to reach 18 million bushels. State records show a 14,342 Eerste harvest and export handling costs around 40,000. Much of the wheat to be raised will go to markets like Pineanna as storage sheds transfer grain to ship halls via belt conveyors.
Fragmentary report notes ceremonies at the Peking Peace Conference with references to Chinese delegates and foreign delegates. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item signals ongoing discussions and ceremonial exchanges at the venue.
A grisly murder scene unfolds in a dining room as Faroues Futtee Ella ce is killed. The victim Mia Elizabeth Geerrude Michalle aged 40 lies in the room while her husband and three children are elsewhere. A chaotic aftermath includes frantic searches and questions about the killer’s motive. Local authorities investigate the arson and suspect a domestic dispute led to the fatal act.
A fragment outlines campaign activity in Rockhampton for the Keppel seat. It references campaign parties and figures including Mr G F Mehl and mentions various political schemes and commentary amid an electoral context.
Ambiguous notes describe changes at the Few Pole Center ASW with references to the Liquor Commission and acting commissioners. Mentions of Premier, Governor, and police involvement appear, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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A report outlines allegations involving Mohamed Basi and a Cairo area case connected to treason charges. The correspondent notes possible death sentence considerations and details police and court procedures, with references to taxation and corruption inquiries affecting the investigation and officials' statements.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a dubious report involving Freeman's ac and a supposed exumeraien trial. Names are garbled, but references to a Freemans ac and a double Freeman context hint at a local crime or court notice with uncertain details.
A report details that Wore Father 2 is remanded until a future date after a domestic dispute involving George Heeor of South Yarra. The piece mentions a heated argument over a private matter and notes police attendance and a rifle incident.
Fragmented report describes a deadly incident in Melbourne with references to a woman and a man injured or killed, unclear details, and disjointed local notes. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a chaotic early-stage account from a newspaper page.
Fragmented read of a papal speech discusses nature, race, reason, and moral dangers in modern life. It cites seeds of virtue, societal anxieties, and the role of truth in guiding humanity through contemporary turmoil.
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