Innisfail Land Court Hears Campagnoli Case on Masonic Hall
In Innisfail Land Court on October 22 presiding judge hears compensation dispute over a 185 perches site formerly occupied by the Masonic Hall. Rocco Campagnoli and wife seek £1300 land value plus £1000 improvements following resumption. witness Frettishman Valuer Frank Byrne estimates the land at 553 1m with 72 per foot frontage and tiles, flats, and shops feasible after levelling. Trial reveals prior sale, building alterations, and war conditions affecting valuation.
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Dead Sea Canal Would Be Key Waterway
Special correspondent outlines a grand plan to link Acre to the Red Sea via the Dead Sea, flooding the Jordan Valley and creating a canal larger than Suez. Details cover route, depth, evaporation, and strategic significance for Britain and allied routes.
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HOUSES BY ROAD TO CANBERRA TRANSFER OF 700 TO CANBERRA
October 23 mass movement of houses will begin with 700 weatherboard homes moved from Tocumwal Air Force station to Canberra to ease the housing shortage. Built in Tocumwal by Americans, the houses will travel over 200 miles by road and be erected for civil servants within 12 months with British tradesmen assisting re erection.
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Ingham News: Cattle Losses From Flooded Run and Local Council Changes
Flooding leaves up to 500 cattle dead or struggling in mud across a local run while a drought interlude shows scarce relief. Dr Heard's long service ends as J W Robertson is appointed to Shire Council. Stone River farmer Mr T Stallan narrowly escapes a tractor setback amid harvest figures and local tonnage totals.
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United States to limit foreign loans to friendly governments
Washington reports Mr Byrne said future U S lending would favor governments friendly in outlook and speech to America. Loan credits would hinge on applicant needs and political alignment. He noted recent actions ending credit lessons with Czechoslovakia and warned against perceived economic enslavement.
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