Brisbane Butchers
Brisbane butchers operate through an unclear listing with fragmented text. The readable parts reference a market or shop activity, mentioning possible names and services but lack concrete details.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
4
Brisbane butchers operate through an unclear listing with fragmented text. The readable parts reference a market or shop activity, mentioning possible names and services but lack concrete details.
A railway worker faced Magisterial Court charges after allegedly stealing a can from Berry Junction and attempting to conceal it. Testimony in the case described the recovery of the item and the worker’s denial of intent to keep the property, with proceedings continuing and a potential penalty discussed.
Federal ministers discuss meat rationing by coupon with Cabinet broadly in favor. Officials say program likely set by Cabinet on principles while the Rationing Commission handles details. Scarce vegetables in some states may see limits, while meat remains plentiful in others.
Fragmentary memory notice referencing family members and locations, with garbled names and stray phrases. The text mentions memory, loved daughters, and a desire to remain in touch, but many names and details are illegible.
The Azores, as described in a Cairns Post commentary, widen Allied reach and cut transit costs by allowing fuel replenishment, increased patrols, and longer ship deployments. The piece notes Portugal’s consent, British diplomacy, and the strategic impact on U boat dispersal from northeast Atlantic to Biscay.
An official tally reports Liberator and Beaufort attacks on Rabaul and Cape Gloucester. Japanese air counterattacks near New Britain and the Moon Peninsula are repelled with losses. Bomber forces also report ground targets at Axpope Tobera and Cape Mankins while training and civilian labor efforts continue in Cairns and district.
A garbled diary style entry mentions a Red Cross hostel and a second water event amid unclear names and places. The readable parts reference pleasure, open air setting, and a potential charity context without complete details.
N G Hospitals report extensive upgrades including pathology dental aphthous sections operating facilities and improved dispensary and appointment services. A self contained hospital system is said to treat dysentery cases while convalescent units provide mental and physical rest for recovering soldiers enabling return to battle service.
An inquest in the Coroner's Court heard evidence into the death of John Stanks, a cane truck driver from Eamon ton, after a September collision with a military truck near the Worte Hotel bridge over Worse Creek. Drivers Neville Wilson and Frederick Pickering described the cyclist's movement and the moment of impact, attributing fault to the cyclist for taking eyes off the road. Albert Schroder and Constable J C Garman testified on sighting the cyclist and circumstances before the crash. the jury found no clear fault against Driver Wilson and the inquest ended without additional action.
Canberra reports the twelfth Victoria Cross awarded to an Australian for extraordinary gallantry in New Guinea. The pilot’s aircraft sustained direct hits but he managed a daring dive and evasion to bring his crew safely back, landing the damaged plane at base the next day.
The Lord Mayor Ald D B Chund took the oath in Parliament today and sat on the bench beside Mr. W aerenn. The Brisbane event marks a formal start of his term and local officials witnessed the ceremony.
The Minister for Air announces a unit strafed a valley for 30 minutes, destroying petrol dumps and damaging 38 targets while saving 2 lives in a bold operation. Notable scores include Flight Sergeant Doyle of Toowoomba with five, and Vine Omene Koa from Mowellton with two and four.
The Crown entered nolle prosequi and the case against Alvin Rush Cross, a soldier, was discharged after witnesses described a Sheridan Street collision that killed Pamuk. The court heard whether the accused’s vehicle was at fault as the Crown sought a verdict of not guilty due to inconsistencies in the evidence.
Brisbane reports a dispute over the Wonbah molybdenite mine with Commonwealth withdrawal of support. Production halted after two workers were injured and ore found, amid tensions between Queensland officials and federal authorities over war needs and mining control.
RAAF announces recruitment in Brisbane inviting suitable women for service in air crew and ground roles. Commanders, including Group Captain AD Chadwick, outline a mutual arrangement guiding releases from current duties and reassignment to RAAF positions. The notice emphasizes eligibility, timing, and orderly processing of applicants.
A conference discusses improving working conditions under the Award and National Security Regulations. Proposals include faster variation approvals, breach penalties, an appeals board with independent chair, and advisory committees. No leaders referenced. The session signals broader government alignment.
Fragmentary notice reports an executive decision on part time civilian and military labor. It references a minister for the army and constraints on daily hours, including pay limits and mobilization under wartime awards.
A Sydney report notes a government plan to cut gasoline and electricity use by voluntary means as an alternative to compulsory restrictions. The War Organisation of Industry and the Coal Commission discuss targets for households and the role of lenders in enforcing compliance.
Australian viewpoint in the New York Times dispatch questions the feasibility of a public stance on Russia aiding Japan after Hitler. The correspondent notes disappointment in many desired outcomes and suggests Moscow’s cooperation may be necessary in the broader geopolitical balance.
Brisbane reports a list of Allied casualties with names including Chirfatie Inguame Cy L Danavan Kunworars LR Nysirom Butler Glew W Cheury Hest Lagoon Pocket Cpl LM Comsene Pasi Crowdey Warrama Odlear Calthe CACpL Mende Cairn Ree Lorven Chitin Meebersa Gleeson Cinna Bar AA Toad Meebersa and others. The release notes previously reported wounded now listed as died or missing. prisoners of war and deportations are also mentioned with several individuals identified or presumed captured.
Fragmentary text references Valten Dragand and Hermans Volturna with cryptic wartime phrasing. Mentions British, Alpers, and a northward position along a line, suggesting a battle or troop movement, but details and context are too unclear to confirm specifics or outcomes.
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