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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Oct 21, 1953

Page

5

MANKIND'S BEST HOPE AND UNITE NATIONS VISION

Fractured prose outlines a global appeal for peace through the United Nations. It argues collective security, self determination, and international reform as essential paths to prevent war and ensure lasting world progress. The piece emphasizes public opinion, world governance, and the need for steady U.N. action to sustain hope.

Joona Dorel Eppertas Unite Nationa United Nations Machiners Coles

Policy debate on LSPA scheme costs and veterans aid

Evans questioned policy at the 1646 conference about a proposed sugar industry scheme. He cited figures of 250000 pounds and 70000 pounds, referencing Mr Byrne and Proctor, urging measured costs and responsibility for growers and tillers amid wartime service considerations.

Evans LSPA Byrne Barth Mr. Proctor Idustry St Kormalia Hospital Bender Partla Frsns Sigar Sian

Tully mill directors debate ethics and airming funds

Local meeting of the Tully mill directors turns on equity concerns and oversight. Mr Evans urges a public inquiry and postponement until a formal committee reports and a future vote on the annual meet. The discussion centers on potential misuses and the cost of duplicating the mill operations.

Fragmented account of a board meeting and oblique discussions

The record depicts a chaotic assembly with references to directors and committees. It mentions a 1948 formation, equity concerns, and a push to raise credit, with scattered notes about family ties and memorials amid tense exchanges and unclear outcomes.

Local Sphere Reports Phosphate Consignment and Growers’ Equity

Pocaphale Beck for Caire A consignment of phosphate from Nauru lands at No B wharf this week. First shipment amid large facilities, with regular consignments planned. works to finish next year. Mr Evans cites statements by Mr Igre about entitlements tied to property, while growers claim no objection to equity. Returned soldiers would not object in some form of equity.

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Fragmentary parliamentary remarks on duplication and publication

Fragmented notes report a discussion involving Mr Evans and Mr Collins about duplication issues and publication. Farleigh Wall is cited as not dispicable due to costs, with mentions of machinery sales and government replies. The text shows garbled OCR with unclear context.

Burt Collins Tully, Mill Evans Farleigh Wall Evanspoke

Miners Pensions Increase Sought by State Parliament

Brisbane dispatch reports debate in the state parliament over a proposed rise in miners pensions. Mr L Raberia (CP) urged careful consideration while noting implications for the metal service and related local industries.

Socort IX Brisbane Raberia Gta Ty Et

Burts Lad Notices on Chemical Repair and Submission

Fragmentary notice text references required chem repairs and alterations. Imprecise names and dates limit detail. Indicates official or legal action related to repair orders and deadlines, with unclear entities and locations.

Burts

Two Directors Named in Court as Communists

In Townsville court a Marecha damages action cited two directors, E De Lacey and J D Tomasich, along with factory manager Mr. R E Leinster as alleged Communists. The defence argued the plaintiff failed to prove a connection that exonerated the defendant.

Turner Ferte Share Council Servanta Diac Communist Party Lind Et Mast Stratford Che Winen Gres Thal Atg Stene Pecar Generel Manene Peeneager Comumionist Party de Lacey Toroasich Rex King Oy A W Dunran Mar Feebu Com Ummunist Skerman Andrews sBanager Wes Lemetey Cosmunier Party

Council Repairs Own Buildings

Local records show council discussions about building repairs and future construction limits. Witnesses including Mr Wuster and Kenneth Martin of the Tobacco Leaf Marketing Board testified on manpower, employment, and project costs, with debate over site suitability and budget allocations for a new factory and related jobs.

Kenneth Martin Tobacco Leaf Marketing Board Marceha eTendant Association ME Kina Martin Rae Marice Spd King i Geserat

Local Fire Case Details and Fee Jurisdiction

A fragmented report describes a fire incident with references to fees and local authorities. The document mentions a surgeon named G Wore and a hospital tower location near South Johnson, with a note on expenses and a stated sum of 3 dollars per term. The frantic tone implies a contemporary news snippet about municipal costs.

Nigger in Woodpile Debate In Parliament

In Brisbane on October 20 Mr E Evans told Parliament during Committee on Supply that charges pressed by Labour MPs over a will were being studied. He referenced a phrase from a prior parliamentary exchange and defended the government’s position amid controversy surrounding the matter.

Brisbane E Evans CP. Emi

Cairns Market Quotations Summary

Cairns market reports fruit and vegetables values, noting improved quality for bananas and mixed citrus, with lemons up to 38/2 bushel and oranges to 38/ per bushel. Detailed prices cover apples, pears, watermelons, rhubarb, beans, cucumbers, cabbages, carrots, beets, tomatoes, pumpkin, and potatoes, highlighting regional supply, grade variations, and packing considerations.

Cairns

Water shortage at Mulligan WT residents declare free water

Residents of Mulligan declare water supply free amid shortages as drought drains rivers. Government action and rail-tied delivery attempts fail. cattle grazing area reported safe though fires burn along wide frontages near Dimmbulsh and Westram Camp.

Don Goel Aultigan Donbulah Dimmbulsh Ind Weitram

Stuntster Bess Announces New Urnhan Role

In a clipped note, a stunt performer named Bess reveals a new position tied to urban art. The brief mentions a project title and timing, with limited readable details about venue and participants.

Cane Transport Problem

A terse note reports a cane transport issue affecting movement. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to transport difficulties and a parliamentary context.

Weather Report Notes Scattered Rain and Cooler Winds

Fragmented report mentions scattered rain and a colder southwest wind shift. It describes slow-moving fronts, upcoming train stoppages, and a legal note about a divorce case. Details are garbled but indicate weather changes and related municipal effects.

Australian and New Zealand air service under review

Fragmented report on aviation control and government discussions in Canberra. Mentions ministers, Westminster influence, and potential changes to international air links with New Zealand and Britain. Notes funeral of Innisfail resident and local figures in Australian aviation circles.

Caurna Derrim Canberra Meilink Sheera Euuspors Guaiem Rayeo Svare Ani Bern Weterman Victoria Nimi Hiddie Gormiey Tsiont

Fragmentary OCR Note on October Event Proves Unclear

A damaged OCR excerpt mentions a meeting or event with possible references to Pence and a forecasted allotment on October 5. The legible portions reference a committee, a seed, and a sugar positive note, but most specifics are garbled, leaving uncertainty about persons, places, and exact actions.

MeLand

Extra Gangs Arrive to Boost Australian Stevedoring Labor

The Australian Stevedoring Board indicates two extra gangs will be added to the labor force at Towar Townsville to handle peak activity. Senior stevedore Rustern reports rising duties and the need for additional manpower to clear gravel and sugar stocks. The plan aims to phase in by the start of the next passage, with total eight gangs lined up for peak operations.

MacDornnell Harrie Bell Towar Rae Deneville Bim Wentnough Waterside Bargead Ruste Rnc Denlee Pune Gimart Townaville

Tito's Last Word and Warsaw Talks Delay Aid Plan

A scrambled report cites unclear dialogue about Tito, Indo-China, and an impending conference. It mentions branch proposals, union actions, and a gathering at Kin Par Juzmdevta with a push for broader aid from Australia and connections to an industrial union.

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Tully Falls Cost Nears 2 Million for Project Start

The Tully Falls electric project costs approach £1.97 million by June 30 with auditors reporting total expenses 468 pounds for miscellaneous items. Parliament notes potential savings but warns of budget overruns and earlier expenditures.

Tully Falls Ceptros Ceremany Eepart

Jury Hearings Reported After Trial Delays

A chaotic trial schedule led to extended jury hearings as legal teams argued over evidence admissibility and witness roadblocks. Court records show adjournments occurred in late sessions, delaying verdicts and prompting reassurances from the judge about timely conclusions.

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