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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1946
Page
8
The Associated Press report by Walt Mason presents 23 answers from India's leading editors, Hindu and Muslim, on whether Indians kill each other or can unite. The excerpts probe unity amid communal tensions and public perception.
A Associated Press report quotes Allaf Husin urging Moslems to resist surrender to Hindu rule as India moves toward independence. He warns a Hindu majority could dominate economic and social life, arguing Moslems seek freedom to govern their own affairs while urging wider mutual understanding and nonviolence.
Hindu editor in Hindustan Times accuses Moslem leaders of fueling sectarian propaganda. Gandhi is quoted warning of possible ruin from internal enemies. He cites violence in Bengal with Moslem League supporters harming Hindu homes, blaming British policy and Jinnah’s followers for unchecked agitation ahead of independence.
Britain forms the Colonial Economic Development Council to advise on social and economic growth in colonies. Funded with about 120.5 million pounds over ten years, the council will expand sections of the Colonial Office and include departments for trade, communications, and development research. Viscount Portal chairs the council, with notable members from unions and banking.
A map and analysis outline Greece's strategic position in southeastern Europe during the world political crisis. It explains how Greek actions affect Britain, Russia, and Turkey, noting Greece's access to the Aegean and the Dardanelles as a pivotal hinge in Eastern Mediterranean power dynamics.
The report details aid efforts for returning servicemen and distressed families in Australia. Flying Officer Williams plans to study law in Brisbane after arriving October 8, with previous service in a Lancaster squadron. Community groups discuss equipment needs, fertiliser purchases, and fundraising, including a doll and book drive, raffles, and hall use. Financials show a credit balance of £132 13s 3d with payments approved for contractor progress.
The Tolga Notes record the October meeting with Mrs Taylor attending the executive, a request to Cabinet, and a letter to Mr Killoren about federal support. The evening concluded with Mrs Wieland winning the ladies prize and Mr Allwood the men’s prize. The Progress Association discussed funds for the new Kaiari Cricket Club and lending equipment, while members expressed sympathy for Duffy and O Rourke families.
Montreal October 14 AAP reports that foreign buyers pay up to 25 300 dollars per ton for newsprint, while Canadian producers hold back. A price of 300 dollars reportedly paid by China for Russian newsprint and 178 dollars for Scandinavian paper illustrates the booming market. An industry executive said, You can almost write your own ticket these days.
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